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Khurshid Harki, the Harki local chieftain who recently clashed with KDP security forces who tried to arrest him and thwarted the attempt before ultimately reaching a settlement, has donated 36 million dinars ($26,000) to Gaza via a Kurdish Islamic charity. Millions of dollars have now been raised across the... show more

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The guesthouse of local Harki chieftain Khurshid Harki is bustling with visitors, giving him a hero’s welcome after he clashed with KDP security forces, refused to surrender when they attempted to arrest him at his fortress, and ultimately thwarted their attempt. The confrontation resulted in the death of one Harki fighter and one KDP security officer. Nechirvan Barzani stepped in to mediate and bring an end to the clashes. As part of the resolution, Khurshid Harki was asked to stay in a hotel in Erbil for a week to defuse tensions and allow time to settle the land dispute with the Goran tribe, which had sparked the initial conflict. Interestingly, Harki repeatedly praised Nechirvan, and it appears that the meeting between Nechirvan and Khurshid was arranged by Saywan Harki, a Harki advisor to Nechirvan’s son, Idris. This is a noteworthy development, especially given that Harki’s dispute is with the Goran tribe, which is known to be close to Masrour Barzani.

The guesthouse of local Harki chieftain Khurshid Harki is bustling with visitors, giving him a hero’s welcome after he clashed with KDP security forces, refused to surrender when they attempted to arrest him at his fortress, and ultimately thwarted their attempt. The confrontation resulted in the death of one Harki fighter and one KDP security officer. Nechirvan Barzani stepped in to mediate and bring an end to the clashes. As part of the resolution, Khurshid Harki was asked to stay in a hotel in Erbil for a week to defuse tensions and allow time to settle the land dispute with the Goran tribe, which had sparked the initial conflict. Interestingly, Harki repeatedly praised Nechirvan, and it appears that the meeting between Nechirvan and Khurshid was arranged by Saywan Harki, a Harki advisor to Nechirvan’s son, Idris. This is a noteworthy development, especially given that Harki’s dispute is with the Goran tribe, which is known to be close to Masrour Barzani.

Kurdistan Watch

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Clashes between elements of the Harki tribe and KDP security forces have been ongoing and have spread to other areas, as more Harki members arrive from different regions. The fighting erupted after KDP forces attempted to arrest Khurshid Harki, one of the tribe’s chieftains, who has refused to surrender. At least one Harki fighter and one KDP security officer have been killed, and several military vehicles, including at least two Humvees, have been destroyed by Harki fighters. The unrest began following a land dispute between this faction of the Harki tribe and the Gorran tribe over territory crossed by the KRG oil pipeline. Clashes between the two tribes had already taken place. Although talks were held, tensions escalated when Bashar Mushir Agha, the head of the Gorran tribe, was seen publicly with Masrour Barzani during the fighting - a move that angered many within the Harki tribe, which is considered one of the largest, if not the largest tribe, in Kurdistan. A ceasefire agreement was reached yesterday, but Harki supporters now claim KDP forces violated it by attempting to arrest Khurshid Harki. In a video clip from the fighting, Khurshid Agha is seen holding a rifle and calling on his fighters to resist until reinforcements arrive from Zakho and Duhok. Khurshid Agha, a businessman and military commander affiliated with the KDP; the Harki tribe is split into several factions, with multiple figures claiming tribal leadership. Political party affiliations have further deepened these divisions. The most prominent Harki chief is Jawhar Muhadin Agha, a staunch KDP enemy that is aligned with the PUK. His base of support spans Duhok, Erbil, and Mosul, though he primarily operates out of Mosul, as he is unable to return to Erbil or Duhok. In a recent statement, he voiced support for Khurshid Harki and declared that the Harkis “will not accept being treated unfairly.” He commands a large following and is a multimillionaire.

Clashes between elements of the Harki tribe and KDP security forces have been ongoing and have spread to other areas, as more Harki members arrive from different regions. The fighting erupted after KDP forces attempted to arrest Khurshid Harki, one of the tribe’s chieftains, who has refused to surrender. At least one Harki fighter and one KDP security officer have been killed, and several military vehicles, including at least two Humvees, have been destroyed by Harki fighters. The unrest began following a land dispute between this faction of the Harki tribe and the Gorran tribe over territory crossed by the KRG oil pipeline. Clashes between the two tribes had already taken place. Although talks were held, tensions escalated when Bashar Mushir Agha, the head of the Gorran tribe, was seen publicly with Masrour Barzani during the fighting - a move that angered many within the Harki tribe, which is considered one of the largest, if not the largest tribe, in Kurdistan. A ceasefire agreement was reached yesterday, but Harki supporters now claim KDP forces violated it by attempting to arrest Khurshid Harki. In a video clip from the fighting, Khurshid Agha is seen holding a rifle and calling on his fighters to resist until reinforcements arrive from Zakho and Duhok. Khurshid Agha, a businessman and military commander affiliated with the KDP; the Harki tribe is split into several factions, with multiple figures claiming tribal leadership. Political party affiliations have further deepened these divisions. The most prominent Harki chief is Jawhar Muhadin Agha, a staunch KDP enemy that is aligned with the PUK. His base of support spans Duhok, Erbil, and Mosul, though he primarily operates out of Mosul, as he is unable to return to Erbil or Duhok. In a recent statement, he voiced support for Khurshid Harki and declared that the Harkis “will not accept being treated unfairly.” He commands a large following and is a multimillionaire.

Kurdistan Watch

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KDP security forces say they arrested Khurshid Harki during a raid at around 2 a.m., while he was asleep, along with his brother Hayder and two of his sons. They also seized his money, gold, cars and other valuables. The arrests come a year after an earlier attempt by KDP security forces to detain Khurshid led to armed clashes after he refused to surrender. A deal was later reached, allowing him to return to his village. He subsequently campaigned for the KDP in Iraq’s November 2025 elections. In recent weeks, however, Khurshid resigned from the party again and was reportedly preparing to announce a new political party within days of his arrest. He had also recently renewed his dispute with the Khabat power plant, located near his village. Khurshid accused the company of paying local workers far less than had been agreed. Other sources also say he blocked a pipeline connected to the plant that was due to pass through land he owned, pending a proper agreement. Background: The dispute between Khurshid Harki and Erbil’s security forces grew out of a tribal conflict between Khurshid and the Goran tribe. In July last year, tensions escalated into armed clashes between his supporters and the security forces. The original dispute was linked to land ownership. Before violence broke out, both sides had attacked each other on social media. The online feud then turned violent when supporters of Khurshid Harki opened fire on several villagers from the Goran tribe. An arrest warrant was subsequently issued for him. When security forces asked Khurshid to surrender, he refused. A large security and military force was then sent to the area to arrest him, but he again refused to hand himself in, leading to armed clashes. After two people from the security forces and the Harki tribe were killed, and as tensions in the area intensified, Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani intervened. He sent the head of his guards to Khurshid Harki and persuaded him to end the standoff. Khurshid later surrendered himself to the Kurdistan Region Presidency. After being held for more than a week at the Sheraton Hotel in Erbil, he was released and returned to his area. The crisis was also shaped by an internal contest over the leadership of the Harki tribe. Both Jawhar Muhiaddin Agha and Mahmoud Agha present themselves as the tribe’s leader. Jawhar Agha has longstanding disputes with the KDP dating back to his father’s era. His lineage has historically held the tribal chieftaincy, and he remains by far the most authoritative Harki figure. He is also effectively outside the party’s reach in the area. Jawhar Agha now resides mainly in Mosul, while also spending time in Sulaimani and Gaziantep in Turkey. He is currently aligned with the PUK. Mahmoud Agha, by contrast, is regarded as close to the KDP. During the dispute between Khurshid Harki and Bashar Mushir Agha of the Goran tribe, the KDP appeared to give greater support to Bashar Mushir Agha, given his closeness to the party. At the same time, the KDP was suspicious of Khurshid’s possible ties to Jawhar Agha, who opposes the party. While the KDP was trying to arrest Khurshid, Prime Minister Masrour Barzani received Bashar Mushir Agha. This further angered the Harkis and strengthened their refusal to surrender. Beyond Harki suspicions that the KDP was backing the Goran tribe, the party also appeared to be using the crisis to promote Mahmoud Agha as head of the Harki tribe instead of Jawhar Muhiaddin Agha. At the time, a video circulated showing a phone call between Mahmoud Agha and the interior minister. KDP-affiliated media outlets also published a message from Mahmoud Agha, presented in his capacity as head of the Harki tribe, in which he called for brotherhood between the Harki and Goran tribes. In the phone call, the interior minister told Mahmoud Agha: “Out of respect for you, we will withdraw the military and security forces from around Khurshid Harki’s house.” Soon afterwards, people close to Khurshid rejected the claim that Mahmoud Agha was the head of the Harki tribe and insisted that Jawhar Muhiaddin Agha was their leader. Although the dispute between Khurshid Harki and the Goran tribe appeared on the surface to be about land, the background to the crisis involved several sensitive political and tribal dynamics.

KDP security forces say they arrested Khurshid Harki during a raid at around 2 a.m., while he was asleep, along with his brother Hayder and two of his sons. They also seized his money, gold, cars and other valuables. The arrests come a year after an earlier attempt by KDP security forces to detain Khurshid led to armed clashes after he refused to surrender. A deal was later reached, allowing him to return to his village. He subsequently campaigned for the KDP in Iraq’s November 2025 elections. In recent weeks, however, Khurshid resigned from the party again and was reportedly preparing to announce a new political party within days of his arrest. He had also recently renewed his dispute with the Khabat power plant, located near his village. Khurshid accused the company of paying local workers far less than had been agreed. Other sources also say he blocked a pipeline connected to the plant that was due to pass through land he owned, pending a proper agreement. Background: The dispute between Khurshid Harki and Erbil’s security forces grew out of a tribal conflict between Khurshid and the Goran tribe. In July last year, tensions escalated into armed clashes between his supporters and the security forces. The original dispute was linked to land ownership. Before violence broke out, both sides had attacked each other on social media. The online feud then turned violent when supporters of Khurshid Harki opened fire on several villagers from the Goran tribe. An arrest warrant was subsequently issued for him. When security forces asked Khurshid to surrender, he refused. A large security and military force was then sent to the area to arrest him, but he again refused to hand himself in, leading to armed clashes. After two people from the security forces and the Harki tribe were killed, and as tensions in the area intensified, Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani intervened. He sent the head of his guards to Khurshid Harki and persuaded him to end the standoff. Khurshid later surrendered himself to the Kurdistan Region Presidency. After being held for more than a week at the Sheraton Hotel in Erbil, he was released and returned to his area. The crisis was also shaped by an internal contest over the leadership of the Harki tribe. Both Jawhar Muhiaddin Agha and Mahmoud Agha present themselves as the tribe’s leader. Jawhar Agha has longstanding disputes with the KDP dating back to his father’s era. His lineage has historically held the tribal chieftaincy, and he remains by far the most authoritative Harki figure. He is also effectively outside the party’s reach in the area. Jawhar Agha now resides mainly in Mosul, while also spending time in Sulaimani and Gaziantep in Turkey. He is currently aligned with the PUK. Mahmoud Agha, by contrast, is regarded as close to the KDP. During the dispute between Khurshid Harki and Bashar Mushir Agha of the Goran tribe, the KDP appeared to give greater support to Bashar Mushir Agha, given his closeness to the party. At the same time, the KDP was suspicious of Khurshid’s possible ties to Jawhar Agha, who opposes the party. While the KDP was trying to arrest Khurshid, Prime Minister Masrour Barzani received Bashar Mushir Agha. This further angered the Harkis and strengthened their refusal to surrender. Beyond Harki suspicions that the KDP was backing the Goran tribe, the party also appeared to be using the crisis to promote Mahmoud Agha as head of the Harki tribe instead of Jawhar Muhiaddin Agha. At the time, a video circulated showing a phone call between Mahmoud Agha and the interior minister. KDP-affiliated media outlets also published a message from Mahmoud Agha, presented in his capacity as head of the Harki tribe, in which he called for brotherhood between the Harki and Goran tribes. In the phone call, the interior minister told Mahmoud Agha: “Out of respect for you, we will withdraw the military and security forces from around Khurshid Harki’s house.” Soon afterwards, people close to Khurshid rejected the claim that Mahmoud Agha was the head of the Harki tribe and insisted that Jawhar Muhiaddin Agha was their leader. Although the dispute between Khurshid Harki and the Goran tribe appeared on the surface to be about land, the background to the crisis involved several sensitive political and tribal dynamics.

Kurdistan Watch

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On the protests in Lajan near Erbil: there is a complete and unprecedented blackout in the village. It has been besieged by KDP special forces using U.S.-supplied Humvees and other weapons, and both electricity and internet have been cut. Since the morning, journalists attempting to cover the events have been detained, expelled, or assaulted. Some protesters have reportedly been held inside the Lanaz refinery, while others have been forced to remain in the village, which is within walking distance of the facility. Lanaz refinery is owned by Mansour Barzani, Masoud Barzani’s son and commander of the KDP special forces. KDP-aligned media, including Rudaw - which until recently was far more outspoken - have remained completely silent. The only KDP outlet to cover the events, AVA Media, has framed the protesters as armed saboteurs who blocked the refinery gate and prevented trucks from moving. The grievances of the villagers, who are from the Harki tribe, are not new. Around four months ago, they also protested to demand jobs at the refinery, saying they have been left with only pollution and disease. The Harki issue is complex. It is a large tribe divided between the KDP and PUK: the main tribal leader is aligned with the PUK due to a historical blood feud with the Barzanis, while some sub-branches now have interests with the KDP. Others, like Khurshid Harki - who clashed with KDP forces when they tried to arrest him - are seen as mavericks driven by their own interests. The PUK media’s extensive coverage of the protests has further angered the KDP. The villagers’ demands are genuine, but their actions are becoming a major headache for the KDP, in part because the area is highly strategic: it hosts not only the refinery but also the KRG oil pipeline passes by it and lies close to the disputed territories and KDP–Iraqi fault lines. Any temporary suppression of the protests risks deepening the underlying problems there.

On the protests in Lajan near Erbil: there is a complete and unprecedented blackout in the village. It has been besieged by KDP special forces using U.S.-supplied Humvees and other weapons, and both electricity and internet have been cut. Since the morning, journalists attempting to cover the events have been detained, expelled, or assaulted. Some protesters have reportedly been held inside the Lanaz refinery, while others have been forced to remain in the village, which is within walking distance of the facility. Lanaz refinery is owned by Mansour Barzani, Masoud Barzani’s son and commander of the KDP special forces. KDP-aligned media, including Rudaw - which until recently was far more outspoken - have remained completely silent. The only KDP outlet to cover the events, AVA Media, has framed the protesters as armed saboteurs who blocked the refinery gate and prevented trucks from moving. The grievances of the villagers, who are from the Harki tribe, are not new. Around four months ago, they also protested to demand jobs at the refinery, saying they have been left with only pollution and disease. The Harki issue is complex. It is a large tribe divided between the KDP and PUK: the main tribal leader is aligned with the PUK due to a historical blood feud with the Barzanis, while some sub-branches now have interests with the KDP. Others, like Khurshid Harki - who clashed with KDP forces when they tried to arrest him - are seen as mavericks driven by their own interests. The PUK media’s extensive coverage of the protests has further angered the KDP. The villagers’ demands are genuine, but their actions are becoming a major headache for the KDP, in part because the area is highly strategic: it hosts not only the refinery but also the KRG oil pipeline passes by it and lies close to the disputed territories and KDP–Iraqi fault lines. Any temporary suppression of the protests risks deepening the underlying problems there.

Kurdistan Watch

21,089 views • 8 months ago

BREAKING: An IRGC base was destroyed in an airstrike in Iran's Kurdistan province. The CIA has been working to arm Kurdish forces. Huge columns of smoke rose over the city of Baneh this morning after a base belonging to the IRGC was destroyed. Strikes also hit across the border in Iraqi Kurdistan on Wednesday. Last month, five groups, including the PDKI and PAK, announced a political coalition to seek the overthrow of the Iranian government and ultimately secure Kurdish self-determination. CNN reported that the CIA has been working to arm Kurdish forces and that Washington has been in discussions with Kurdish leaders with the aim of providing military support, citing several people familiar with the plan.

BREAKING: An IRGC base was destroyed in an airstrike in Iran's Kurdistan province. The CIA has been working to arm Kurdish forces. Huge columns of smoke rose over the city of Baneh this morning after a base belonging to the IRGC was destroyed. Strikes also hit across the border in Iraqi Kurdistan on Wednesday. Last month, five groups, including the PDKI and PAK, announced a political coalition to seek the overthrow of the Iranian government and ultimately secure Kurdish self-determination. CNN reported that the CIA has been working to arm Kurdish forces and that Washington has been in discussions with Kurdish leaders with the aim of providing military support, citing several people familiar with the plan.

Visegrád 24

51,211 views • 5 months ago

Egyptian civilians and security forces dragging away the Western activists who came to Egypt with the aim of breaking through the border to Gaza in order to deliver aid The activists are shocked by the opposition their ”Global March to Gaza Initiative” has been met with in Egypt

Egyptian civilians and security forces dragging away the Western activists who came to Egypt with the aim of breaking through the border to Gaza in order to deliver aid The activists are shocked by the opposition their ”Global March to Gaza Initiative” has been met with in Egypt

Visegrád 24

208,924 views • 1 year ago

⚡️BREAKING Reza Pahlavi's call to take to the Streets Has been answered About 3,000 people gathered in Tehran And several hundred in other cities For regime change, millions of people would have to take to the streets. Tehran alone has a population of 15 million Security forces have been ordered not to clash with the monarchists

⚡️BREAKING Reza Pahlavi's call to take to the Streets Has been answered About 3,000 people gathered in Tehran And several hundred in other cities For regime change, millions of people would have to take to the streets. Tehran alone has a population of 15 million Security forces have been ordered not to clash with the monarchists

Iran Observer

636,003 views • 7 months ago

Qubad Talabani of the PUK has effectively distanced both himself and the party from the arrest of PUK member Nechirwan Harki, the former head of the PUK local office in the Khabat area west of Erbil. He said the PUK has nothing to do with what happened, adding that “whatever has happened or might have happened” was done by those involved themselves, whether in the form of protests or anything else. This matters because PUK media extensively covered the protests, KDP security forces have effectively accused PUK media - while broadcasting the confession of Harki - of being part of the plot, and the PUK’s Erbil branch issued a statement claiming that Harki’s arrest and televised confession were fabricated and obtained under pressure. Qubad’s remarks are also notable in light of earlier comments by Bafel Talabani, who said the party would not accept or remain silent if its members were arrested “unjustly” or for political reasons.

Qubad Talabani of the PUK has effectively distanced both himself and the party from the arrest of PUK member Nechirwan Harki, the former head of the PUK local office in the Khabat area west of Erbil. He said the PUK has nothing to do with what happened, adding that “whatever has happened or might have happened” was done by those involved themselves, whether in the form of protests or anything else. This matters because PUK media extensively covered the protests, KDP security forces have effectively accused PUK media - while broadcasting the confession of Harki - of being part of the plot, and the PUK’s Erbil branch issued a statement claiming that Harki’s arrest and televised confession were fabricated and obtained under pressure. Qubad’s remarks are also notable in light of earlier comments by Bafel Talabani, who said the party would not accept or remain silent if its members were arrested “unjustly” or for political reasons.

Kurdistan Watch

15,680 views • 8 months ago

The proposed “Gaza 2035” vision reimagines Gaza as a futuristic smart city with skyscrapers, business hubs, and a green, high-tech landscape. This utopian transformation envisions a prosperous and modernized region where Israel would retain security control. The concept has already been presented to the Netanyahu government. An Islamic cleric predicted over 20 years ago that the people of Gaza would be expelled after Israel waged a major war.

The proposed “Gaza 2035” vision reimagines Gaza as a futuristic smart city with skyscrapers, business hubs, and a green, high-tech landscape. This utopian transformation envisions a prosperous and modernized region where Israel would retain security control. The concept has already been presented to the Netanyahu government. An Islamic cleric predicted over 20 years ago that the people of Gaza would be expelled after Israel waged a major war.

Shadow of Ezra

177,112 views • 1 year ago

After the Syrian Government Forces attacked the SDF at the Tishreen dam frontline this morning - the Syrian Government Forces attacked Kurdish forces in Aleppo (Sheikh Maqsoud & Ashrafiyeh) Now: Syrian Government Forces deploy major reinforcements to the Kurdish held neighbourhoods in Aleppo, Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiyeh. Syrian Government Forces tried to enter the Kurdish controlled neighbourhood in Aleppo with a vehicle accompanied by a drone - the Kurdish security forces immediately reacted and neutralised 1 militant alongside wounding 3 others who were later transported to a hospital by the Kurdish forces; the drone that was accompanying them was also shot down.

After the Syrian Government Forces attacked the SDF at the Tishreen dam frontline this morning - the Syrian Government Forces attacked Kurdish forces in Aleppo (Sheikh Maqsoud & Ashrafiyeh) Now: Syrian Government Forces deploy major reinforcements to the Kurdish held neighbourhoods in Aleppo, Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiyeh. Syrian Government Forces tried to enter the Kurdish controlled neighbourhood in Aleppo with a vehicle accompanied by a drone - the Kurdish security forces immediately reacted and neutralised 1 militant alongside wounding 3 others who were later transported to a hospital by the Kurdish forces; the drone that was accompanying them was also shot down.

Scharo Bajalan

63,554 views • 10 months ago

Regarding the KDP security forces’ assault on the village of Lajan, whose residents protested in front of the Masoud Barzani–owned Lanaz refinery located inside the village, here are some English-subtitled vox pops with residents who say they have been forced to leave. They explain that the refinery was built in their village and releases an overpowering odor that has severely disrupted daily life for the roughly 400 families living there, causing health problems and making the village difficult to live in. They say they repeatedly raised the issue with the refinery, which briefly reduces the smell for a few days before it returns. Residents also say the KDP security forces have a list of names demanded to be handed over, accused of being saboteurs, but that these individuals are not even in Kurdistan - they have for instance been in Saudi Arabia for Umrah well before the protests began. Have a listen:

Regarding the KDP security forces’ assault on the village of Lajan, whose residents protested in front of the Masoud Barzani–owned Lanaz refinery located inside the village, here are some English-subtitled vox pops with residents who say they have been forced to leave. They explain that the refinery was built in their village and releases an overpowering odor that has severely disrupted daily life for the roughly 400 families living there, causing health problems and making the village difficult to live in. They say they repeatedly raised the issue with the refinery, which briefly reduces the smell for a few days before it returns. Residents also say the KDP security forces have a list of names demanded to be handed over, accused of being saboteurs, but that these individuals are not even in Kurdistan - they have for instance been in Saudi Arabia for Umrah well before the protests began. Have a listen:

Kurdistan Watch

11,852 views • 8 months ago

Security Forces Arrest Bello Turji's Gunmen on Nigeria-Niger Border in Sokoto Security forces have arrested several gunmen associated with notorious bandit leader Bello Turji near the Nigeria-Niger border in Sokoto State. The arrest occurred during an operation aimed at curbing cross-border banditry and criminal activities in the region. The suspects are believed to be part of a network of armed groups operating under the command of Bello Turji, who has been linked to numerous attacks, kidnappings, and violent crimes across northwestern Nigeria. The operation is part of ongoing efforts by security agencies to dismantle criminal networks and restore peace to the area. @DefenceInfoNG Nigerian Army

Security Forces Arrest Bello Turji's Gunmen on Nigeria-Niger Border in Sokoto Security forces have arrested several gunmen associated with notorious bandit leader Bello Turji near the Nigeria-Niger border in Sokoto State. The arrest occurred during an operation aimed at curbing cross-border banditry and criminal activities in the region. The suspects are believed to be part of a network of armed groups operating under the command of Bello Turji, who has been linked to numerous attacks, kidnappings, and violent crimes across northwestern Nigeria. The operation is part of ongoing efforts by security agencies to dismantle criminal networks and restore peace to the area. @DefenceInfoNG Nigerian Army

Zagazola

229,195 views • 1 year ago

🇺🇸 🇮🇱 The legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather once again visited Israel by surprise, this time to meet with IDF heroes who had returned from fighting in Gaza. Over the past 2 years, Floyd has donated millions of dollars to IDF soldiers and Israel’s rescue services. God bless him.

🇺🇸 🇮🇱 The legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather once again visited Israel by surprise, this time to meet with IDF heroes who had returned from fighting in Gaza. Over the past 2 years, Floyd has donated millions of dollars to IDF soldiers and Israel’s rescue services. God bless him.

Vivid.🇮🇱

627,930 views • 1 year ago

BBC reports Hamas has mobilized 7,000 fighters and appointed five new military governors to reassert control over areas vacated by Israeli forces in Gaza. Mobilization orders sent via phone and text reportedly called on members to “cleanse Gaza of outlaws and collaborators with Israel.” Armed Hamas units have since redeployed across several neighborhoods, some in civilian clothes and others in police uniforms. The move comes amid uncertainty over who will handle security in Gaza after Israel’s genocidal war, a key issue to be negotiated in the next stage of Trump’s ceasefire plan. A Hamas official reportedly told the BBC the group “will not leave Gaza as easy prey for militias or collaborators.” Video via comra

BBC reports Hamas has mobilized 7,000 fighters and appointed five new military governors to reassert control over areas vacated by Israeli forces in Gaza. Mobilization orders sent via phone and text reportedly called on members to “cleanse Gaza of outlaws and collaborators with Israel.” Armed Hamas units have since redeployed across several neighborhoods, some in civilian clothes and others in police uniforms. The move comes amid uncertainty over who will handle security in Gaza after Israel’s genocidal war, a key issue to be negotiated in the next stage of Trump’s ceasefire plan. A Hamas official reportedly told the BBC the group “will not leave Gaza as easy prey for militias or collaborators.” Video via comra

Drop Site

496,932 views • 10 months ago

"When we return to Gaza... We will need to remove from Gaza a million and a half Arabs who have no ties to this place" Minister of Finance and de-facto governor of West Bank, Bezalel Smotrich, has been planning the ethnic cleansing of Gaza for years. This video is from May 2021.

"When we return to Gaza... We will need to remove from Gaza a million and a half Arabs who have no ties to this place" Minister of Finance and de-facto governor of West Bank, Bezalel Smotrich, has been planning the ethnic cleansing of Gaza for years. This video is from May 2021.

B.M.

225,007 views • 1 year ago

Counter-Terrorism Group Dismantles ISIS Hideouts in Iraq and Kurdistan In a decisive move to bolster security in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, the General Directorate of Counter-Terrorism (CTG), in coordination with the Iraqi Counter-Terrorism Service (CTS) and the Allied Forces, executed a targeted military operation against Islamic State (ISIS) remnants. This operation, fueled by precise intelligence, culminated in the dismantling of several ISIS hideouts, significantly disrupting the group's operational capabilities in the region. The Counter-Terrorism Group, alongside local and international partners, remains committed to eradicating all terrorist elements from Iraq and the Kurdistan Region.

Counter-Terrorism Group Dismantles ISIS Hideouts in Iraq and Kurdistan In a decisive move to bolster security in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, the General Directorate of Counter-Terrorism (CTG), in coordination with the Iraqi Counter-Terrorism Service (CTS) and the Allied Forces, executed a targeted military operation against Islamic State (ISIS) remnants. This operation, fueled by precise intelligence, culminated in the dismantling of several ISIS hideouts, significantly disrupting the group's operational capabilities in the region. The Counter-Terrorism Group, alongside local and international partners, remains committed to eradicating all terrorist elements from Iraq and the Kurdistan Region.

Wahab Halabjaiy

11,647 views • 1 year ago