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When #Thaimilitary relaxed from the #ceasefire agreement 🎶🎼 หน้าแนวบันเทิงศิลป์ เอ้า ป๊ายยยยยยย #คนไทย #ชายแดนไทยกัมพูชา #TruthFromThailand #StandwithThailand #ThailandCambodia #ไทยนี้รักสงบแต่ถึงรบไม่ขลาด

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In my interview with i24NEWS English, I gave my analysis on the agreement between the US and the regime of the Islamic Republic. We must look at this from a few different perspectives: 1. The current situation, why an agreement was necessary for the US at this time, and why this is a point of defeat for the regime. 2. The nature of the agreement that was established between the two parties, which was in effect a 60-day ceasefire, and not really a peace agreement. 3. How likely is it for this agreement to actually take real shape? It should be noted that this is a complex hybrid warfare with carefully planned timelines. When taking into account all these intricate details, one will soon realise that yesterday’s agreement from an American perspective was highly calculated and strategically designed. 4. What are the chances of the Iranian regime’s survival? This needs no further explanation, as the regime has been dismantled from within, and the Islamic Republic that we have all known for 47 years no longer exists. #IRGCterrorists

In my interview with i24NEWS English, I gave my analysis on the agreement between the US and the regime of the Islamic Republic. We must look at this from a few different perspectives: 1. The current situation, why an agreement was necessary for the US at this time, and why this is a point of defeat for the regime. 2. The nature of the agreement that was established between the two parties, which was in effect a 60-day ceasefire, and not really a peace agreement. 3. How likely is it for this agreement to actually take real shape? It should be noted that this is a complex hybrid warfare with carefully planned timelines. When taking into account all these intricate details, one will soon realise that yesterday’s agreement from an American perspective was highly calculated and strategically designed. 4. What are the chances of the Iranian regime’s survival? This needs no further explanation, as the regime has been dismantled from within, and the Islamic Republic that we have all known for 47 years no longer exists. #IRGCterrorists

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#WATCH | Tel Aviv, Israel: On US, Iran reach deal to end war, Sagiv Steinberg, Director General (and CEO) and Director of Communications at the Jerusalem Centre for Security and Foreign Affairs (JCFA) says, "President Trump tweeted yesterday that we have a peace deal. But as far as I can see it, it's not a peace deal. It's another 60 days of ceasefire. Because when the agreement isn't published yet, only we hear from the Iranian side what they think the agreement is. And we saw that a lot of times, the Iranian says one thing and the Americans agree to another thing. We have to wait until Friday to find out what is the details of the agreement... President Trump promised them help is on the way. It even got worse... As far as we can tell, it's a ceasefire for 60 days... I think it won't give the Middle East any stability."

#WATCH | Tel Aviv, Israel: On US, Iran reach deal to end war, Sagiv Steinberg, Director General (and CEO) and Director of Communications at the Jerusalem Centre for Security and Foreign Affairs (JCFA) says, "President Trump tweeted yesterday that we have a peace deal. But as far as I can see it, it's not a peace deal. It's another 60 days of ceasefire. Because when the agreement isn't published yet, only we hear from the Iranian side what they think the agreement is. And we saw that a lot of times, the Iranian says one thing and the Americans agree to another thing. We have to wait until Friday to find out what is the details of the agreement... President Trump promised them help is on the way. It even got worse... As far as we can tell, it's a ceasefire for 60 days... I think it won't give the Middle East any stability."

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UPDATE: A CeaseFire hanging by a thread!! Vice President JD Vance says Iran signed the agreement, and that the United States has fully honored its commitments. 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Ceasefires are built to stop wars from reigniting, but they survive only when both sides keep the bargain. If Tehran disputes how the MOU is being implemented,the answer is not missiles, drones, or ships under fire. “Violence will be met with violence.” So now the question: dialogue, or confrontation?🤔

UPDATE: A CeaseFire hanging by a thread!! Vice President JD Vance says Iran signed the agreement, and that the United States has fully honored its commitments. 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Ceasefires are built to stop wars from reigniting, but they survive only when both sides keep the bargain. If Tehran disputes how the MOU is being implemented,the answer is not missiles, drones, or ships under fire. “Violence will be met with violence.” So now the question: dialogue, or confrontation?🤔

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Foreign envoys witness fallout from Cambodian attacks on Thai border . Thailand invited foreign envoys, military attachés, and international journalists to visit a petrol station convenience store in Kantharalak district, Si Sa Ket province, that was heavily damaged by rockets fired from Cambodian forces. Eight Thai civilians, including an eight-year-old boy, were killed in the attack. . The site was one of several locations shown to the visitors by the Royal Thai Army, which said the aim was to clarify the situation during the clashes. The trip features delegation from 23 countries, like the US, China, Malaysia, and France, along with over 100 Thai and international journalists . The delegation’s final stop was a temporary shelter in Si Sa Ket, where they observed the living conditions of displaced civilians. . The visit came in response to Cambodia’s move on Wednesday—just a day after the ceasefire agreement—to host a similar tour for foreign diplomats and military attachés. . #ThailandNews #ThaiCambodia #Cambodia #ASEAN #ไทยกัมพูชา #TruthfromThailand

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in response to the "ceasefire" agreement, Israel dropped over 100 bombs across densely populated areas of Beirut, murdering hundreds of families in their homes. this demonic entity knows only mass murder, stealing, domination, destruction, and crying victim at the same time. they bombed a funeral—literally people trying to bury a loved one were slaughtered from the air. I hate these demons so much. the whole world does, and that's the only morsel of comfort, because that righteous hate will blow up in their faces someday when they least expect it.

in response to the "ceasefire" agreement, Israel dropped over 100 bombs across densely populated areas of Beirut, murdering hundreds of families in their homes. this demonic entity knows only mass murder, stealing, domination, destruction, and crying victim at the same time. they bombed a funeral—literally people trying to bury a loved one were slaughtered from the air. I hate these demons so much. the whole world does, and that's the only morsel of comfort, because that righteous hate will blow up in their faces someday when they least expect it.

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"This is being called a historic peace deal, but it's more like going on a date for coffee and wondering if the girl's gonna text you back than it is the Treaty of Versailles" "When you dig into the terms, it sounds more like an extended ceasefire. Take peace deal, put together ceasefire, you have a peace fire. I don't think we quite have a deal yet. There's a 60-day memo to agree to talk about agreeing" "Markets love any news. The president basically announced this on his 80th birthday while motorcycles were flying over the White House. But when you read into the actual terms, it seems like they're going to figure it out over the next 60 days" "A lot of people rightfully have low confidence they're going to figure it out. If you look at the history of these negotiations, there's a lot of inconsistent messaging from both sides and the main talking points seem very far from an agreement. But I do believe that's why Bitcoin and other markets are moving today"

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Malaysian military attaché moved by Thai civilian tragedy, calls for lasting peace Brigadier General Samsul Rizal bin Musa, Assistant Military Attaché of Malaysia, expressed deep sorrow and called for permanent peace after witnessing the devastation caused by Cambodian rocket attacks on Thai soil. . He was among a delegation of military attachés and diplomats from 23 countries invited by the Royal Thai Army to inspect the scene of a BM-21 rocket strike at a petrol station in Kantharalak district, Si Sa Ket province, where eight civilians, including children, were killed. . “What we saw just now is real damage to civilians here, to the children,” said Brig Gen Samsul. “We feel very sad. We are on the ground. We know what is happening, and I can say that everyone knows. Look at the people — they can personally analyse the real situation.” . He thanked the Thai government for facilitating the visit and expressed hope that peace would be enduring. “I hope the peace is forever. The ceasefire is forever. No war at all, please,” he said. . The inspection followed recent cross-border shelling by Cambodian forces, with local residents stating they had been going about their normal routines on the day of the incident, with no warning before the attack. . Brig Gen Samsul affirmed that what the delegation witnessed was “the truth” and voiced sympathy for the civilians, especially children, affected by the tragedy. . #ThailandCambodia #CrossBorderAttack #CiviliansUnderFire #PeaceNow #MilitaryAttaché #HumanitarianCrisis #Ceasefire #WarCrimes #ProtectCivilians #TruthfromThailand

Malaysian military attaché moved by Thai civilian tragedy, calls for lasting peace Brigadier General Samsul Rizal bin Musa, Assistant Military Attaché of Malaysia, expressed deep sorrow and called for permanent peace after witnessing the devastation caused by Cambodian rocket attacks on Thai soil. . He was among a delegation of military attachés and diplomats from 23 countries invited by the Royal Thai Army to inspect the scene of a BM-21 rocket strike at a petrol station in Kantharalak district, Si Sa Ket province, where eight civilians, including children, were killed. . “What we saw just now is real damage to civilians here, to the children,” said Brig Gen Samsul. “We feel very sad. We are on the ground. We know what is happening, and I can say that everyone knows. Look at the people — they can personally analyse the real situation.” . He thanked the Thai government for facilitating the visit and expressed hope that peace would be enduring. “I hope the peace is forever. The ceasefire is forever. No war at all, please,” he said. . The inspection followed recent cross-border shelling by Cambodian forces, with local residents stating they had been going about their normal routines on the day of the incident, with no warning before the attack. . Brig Gen Samsul affirmed that what the delegation witnessed was “the truth” and voiced sympathy for the civilians, especially children, affected by the tragedy. . #ThailandCambodia #CrossBorderAttack #CiviliansUnderFire #PeaceNow #MilitaryAttaché #HumanitarianCrisis #Ceasefire #WarCrimes #ProtectCivilians #TruthfromThailand

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Ceasefire???? 🔉🔊VOLUME UP! “Good” morning from Gaza… While an agreement for a ceasefire is in place on paper and in the ceremonious signings for show by the world leaders, the reality is the that the occupation has already broken the agreement dozens of times. Even last night a new massacre was committed against the Abu Shaaban family, as a tank shell was fired directly at their vehicle while they were trying to check on their home in the al-Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City. The attack resulted in the killing of 11 members of the family, including 7 children and 3 women, in a full-fledged crime that exposes the occupation’s deliberate intent to target unarmed civilians without any justification. The agreement is only in its early stages and for now Israel controls about 58% of the Gaza Strip. This means families who think there is reprieve and go to check on their homes will still be killed, like we saw this evening, when an arbitrary buffer zone is breached.. We being very cautious, very careful, Translating Falasteen (Translating Falasteen (Palestine) ) x The Sameer Project will do our due diligence when helping return families to the North. Stand in support of families that want to go back, despite the continuing fighting, but in a safe way. Contribute to the Return Home… Other ways to donate include: (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "Return") (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying "Return")

Ceasefire???? 🔉🔊VOLUME UP! “Good” morning from Gaza… While an agreement for a ceasefire is in place on paper and in the ceremonious signings for show by the world leaders, the reality is the that the occupation has already broken the agreement dozens of times. Even last night a new massacre was committed against the Abu Shaaban family, as a tank shell was fired directly at their vehicle while they were trying to check on their home in the al-Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City. The attack resulted in the killing of 11 members of the family, including 7 children and 3 women, in a full-fledged crime that exposes the occupation’s deliberate intent to target unarmed civilians without any justification. The agreement is only in its early stages and for now Israel controls about 58% of the Gaza Strip. This means families who think there is reprieve and go to check on their homes will still be killed, like we saw this evening, when an arbitrary buffer zone is breached.. We being very cautious, very careful, Translating Falasteen (Translating Falasteen (Palestine) ) x The Sameer Project will do our due diligence when helping return families to the North. Stand in support of families that want to go back, despite the continuing fighting, but in a safe way. Contribute to the Return Home… Other ways to donate include: (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "Return") (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying "Return")

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17,943 次观看 • 10 个月前

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Most important takeaway from Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf’s interview with State TV, “We made progress in the Islamabad negotiations, but the gaps are wide and some fundamental points remain.” MBG covered several topics in what could be described as a message before a turning point, tone was explanatory, less rhetorical, carried both political and strategic messages. Here are points I found interesting: 📌 It is clear that the enemy was defeated, but this is different from saying that we destroyed their army. When the enemy does not achieve its goals, it means it has been defeated 📌The enemy intended to bring counter-revolutionaries into the country from our western and eastern borders to create chaos inside, but it did not succeed and was defeated. 📌All the enemy's effort was to impose their demands on us, and it is important that we assert our rights; therefore, negotiation is a method of struggle here. 📌Securing the nation's rights must be our main goal, and rest assured that there will be no surrender in the diplomatic arena. 📌I emphasize that we have always sought to normalize transit through the Strait of Hormuz and still do; if it has stopped now, it is because the ceasefire was not fully established in Lebanon. 📌If we were negotiating with the US at the time Trump said so, then why were there so many ultimatums? Why were they threatening to strike our infrastructure? 📌 We did not conduct any negotiations until 48 hours before the ceasefire. Trump is a master of lying and psychological warfare. Yesterday he posted 8 tweets, 7 of which were lies. 📌 Our negotiations began on Saturday when we arrived in Pakistan, and before that, only in the last 48 hours of the war leading to the ceasefire, messages were exchanged through Pakistan. 📌Our approach was that our entry into the 10-point negotiation framework would be when the Lebanon ceasefire was established and Iran's frozen assets were released. 📌Basically, our first meeting with Mr. Asim Munir as a mediator lasted 2 hours and 15 minutes in Islamabad, focusing on the Lebanon ceasefire. His first meeting with the Americans was also on this subject. From there, we saw their efforts to pursue the ceasefire begin, and they implemented the ceasefire incompletely. 📌Currently, we also have disagreements on several issues related to the nuclear matter and the Strait of Hormuz. Of course, the essence of negotiation is for understanding, but we have our principles. 📌The Zionist regime and America have constantly had a cycle of war - ceasefire - peace, and this cycle must be broken, and sustainable peace must be established with guarantees that war will not happen again. 📌We have reached conclusions on some issues, but not on others, and other proposals have been made; we are still far from a final discussion. 📌We insist on some issues which are non-negotiable for us, and their number is one or two, and the other side also has similar points. 📌In summary, we made progress in the Islamabad negotiations, but the gaps are wide and some fundamental points remain. 📌We have tried to follow the experiences of past periods and the distrust towards the U.S., and (in case of agreement) our policy will also be step-by-step action; it should not be that we fulfill our commitments but they do not; in case of agreement, we take one step and they must also take one step.

Ali Hashem علي هاشم

160,911 次观看 • 4 个月前

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Tonight, after spending 11 days in Iran, I returned to Beirut, Lebanon for the fifth time since Israel's genocide in Palestine began. The mood of the passengers on my flight from Cyprus to Beirut was relaxed, but when I got into a taxi at the Beirut airport terminal, the driver told me that the Israeli military had issued an evacuation notice for an area that is adjacent to the airport. As he drove us through that area, the taxi driver made humorous remarks about Lebanon. Upon my arrival at my hotel, staff at the reception desk asked me a series of unusual, security-related questions. They said that those questions were necessary because Israel had conducted precision strikes on several Beirut hotels in recent days. In the days ahead, Reason2Resist will be on the ground in Lebanon, reporting on Israel's latest violations of the ceasefire. #Lebanon #Iran

Dimitri Lascaris

276,877 次观看 • 4 个月前

"Can Islam live in true peace with the infidels?" No. (In addition to the explanation provided in this post, the linked video features Shaykh Ahmad Musā Jibrīl explaining it.) By: Ofer Binshtok Only Hudna (truces), a temporary ceasefire, is made because Islam is in a weak position against the infidels. Hudna buys Islam time until its power overcomes the infidels, and then it will exterminate them, in accordance with Allah’s commands from the Quran and Muhammad. *According to Muhammad, Bukhari 1765, the earth belongs to Allah and his messenger, to Islam: Bukhari 1765: "…The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: I want this... - He said to them (the same words) the third time (and on getting the same reply) he added: You should know that the earth belongs to Allah and His Apostle…" * According to Allah, from Qur'an 47.35, Allah commands the believers, do not seek peace when your hand is uppermost: Qur'an 47.35: "…So do not weaken and call for peace while you are superior…" * When Islam is in a position of weakness against the infidels, they have a holy command from Allah from the Quran and Muhammad to lie to the infidels to buy time: Muhammad in Bukhari hadith 3029: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) called,: "War is deceit". Muhammad in Hadith Sahih, in Tirmidhi 1939: “Lying in time of war”. The message from Quran 3.28: Permission to lie to disbelievers as a defense, when Islam is in a state of weakness. Taqiyya. The message from Quran 16.106: "...Whoever disbelieves in [i.e., denies] Allāh after his belief...except for one who is forced [to renounce his religion] while his heart is secure in faith..." * Indeed, Islam is in a constant state of war against the infidels: “Islam is in an eternal state of war against heresy and disbelievers”. Quran 9.29 begins with: “Fight those who do not believe in Allah...” The message is also from Quran 8.39 Fight the disbelievers until only Islam will exists in the world. Quran 9.123 begins with: "O you who believe, fight those disbelievers who are near you..." The message is also from Hadith Bukhari 25: "Fight the disbelievers until they all convert to Islam and only then will their lives and property be protected…" * In 628 AD, Muhammad moved towards Mecca with an army of 1,400 warriors, a force that was not strong enough to face the mechanical army of the Quraysh tribe. This is why he signed the Hudna Treaty of Hudaybiya, a temporary 10-year ceasefire with the Quraish tribe. An agreement that was considered humiliating for him since he was forbidden to sign it while mentioning his status as a prophet and messenger of Allah. But Muhammad saw this agreement as a victory that gave him time to break the Quraysh's defense agreements with third parties (Bukhari 2731-2732). Which indeed allowed him a year later, in 629, to also attack the Jews of Khaibar. * According to Sharia law, hudna is a temporary ceasefire agreement for ten years; this is the only agreement that Muslims are allowed to sign with the infidels: * TRUCES (Hudna) 09.16 (O: As for truces, the author does not mention them. In Sacred Law truce means a peace treaty with those hostile to Islam, involving a cessation of fighting for a specified period, whether for payment or something else. The scriptural basis for them includes such Koranic verses as: (1) "An acquittal from Allah and His messenger..." (Koran 9:1); (2) "If they incline towards peace, then incline towards it also" (Koran 8:61); as well as the truce which the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) made with Quraysh in the year of Hudaybiya, as related by Bukhari and Muslim. Truces are permissible, not obligatory. The only one who may effect a truce is the Muslim ruler of a region (or his representative) with a segment of the non-Muslims of the region, or the caliph (o25) (or his representative). When made with other than a portion of the non-Muslims, or when made with all of them, or with all in a particular region such as India or Asia Minor, then only the caliph (or his representative) may effect it, for it is a matter of the gravest consequence because it entails the nonperformance of jihad, whether globally or in a given locality, and our interests must be looked after therein, which is why it is best left to the caliph under any circumstances, or to someone he delegates to see to the interests of the various regions. There must be some interest served in making a truce other than mere preservation of the status quo. Allah Most High says, "So do not be fainthearted and call for peace, when it is you who are the uppermost" (Koran ) Interests that justify making a truce are such things as Muslim weakness because of lack of numbers or materiel, or the hope of an enemy becoming Muslim, for the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) made a truce in the year Mecca was liberated with Safwan ibn Umayya for four months in hope that he would become Muslim, and he entered Islam before its time was up. If the Muslims are weak, a truce may be made for ten years if necessary, for the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) made a truce with Quraysh for that long, as is related by Abu Dawud. It is not permissible to stipulate longer than that, save by means of new truces, each of which does not exceed ten years. The rulings of such a truce are inferable from those of the non-Muslim poll tax (def: 011); namely, that when a valid truce has been effected, no harm may be done to non-Muslims until it expires. * In 630 AD, Muhammad's power increased; he broke the agreement with Quraish and moved towards Mecca with about 10 thousand warriors and conquered it. The Quraish tribe converted to Islam, and Muhammad abolished the religious tolerance that existed in Mecca. With his own hands, he began to destroy the 360 holy sites for the different religions that lived there in mutual tolerance and harmony. He abolished this tolerance and left only the Islamic holy site. * Quran 8.58, in fact, allows Muslims to cancel any contract for "fear” that the other party will break it. Not because the other party violated the agreement, but only out of fear. So signing an agreement with Islam is basically meaningless. Quran 8.58: "If you are afraid of the treachery of some of your allies, you may disregard your treaty with them. God does not love the treacherous ones." In conclusion: As a religious command, from Allah, from the Quran, from Muhammad, and from Sharia law: * Islam is in a constant state of war against the infidels, until it destroys them. * When Islam is weak, the believers are commanded to obtain a hudna (temporary ceasefire) so that they can gain strength that will surpass the strength of the infidels. * There is no meaning in signing an agreement with Islam since they are allowed to violate it at any moment. * When the power of the believers exceeds the power of the infidels, the believers are ordered to abandon the Hudna agreement and destroy the infidels. Source: Youtube - The Ruling on Normalization Treaties | Shaykh Ahmad Musā Jibrīl (حفظه الله)

"Can Islam live in true peace with the infidels?" No. (In addition to the explanation provided in this post, the linked video features Shaykh Ahmad Musā Jibrīl explaining it.) By: Ofer Binshtok Only Hudna (truces), a temporary ceasefire, is made because Islam is in a weak position against the infidels. Hudna buys Islam time until its power overcomes the infidels, and then it will exterminate them, in accordance with Allah’s commands from the Quran and Muhammad. According to Muhammad, Bukhari 1765, the earth belongs to Allah and his messenger, to Islam: Bukhari 1765: "…The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: I want this... - He said to them (the same words) the third time (and on getting the same reply) he added: You should know that the earth belongs to Allah and His Apostle…" According to Allah, from Qur'an 47.35, Allah commands the believers, do not seek peace when your hand is uppermost: Qur'an 47.35: "…So do not weaken and call for peace while you are superior…" * When Islam is in a position of weakness against the infidels, they have a holy command from Allah from the Quran and Muhammad to lie to the infidels to buy time: Muhammad in Bukhari hadith 3029: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) called,: "War is deceit". Muhammad in Hadith Sahih, in Tirmidhi 1939: “Lying in time of war”. The message from Quran 3.28: Permission to lie to disbelievers as a defense, when Islam is in a state of weakness. Taqiyya. The message from Quran 16.106: "...Whoever disbelieves in [i.e., denies] Allāh after his belief...except for one who is forced [to renounce his religion] while his heart is secure in faith..." * Indeed, Islam is in a constant state of war against the infidels: “Islam is in an eternal state of war against heresy and disbelievers”. Quran 9.29 begins with: “Fight those who do not believe in Allah...” The message is also from Quran 8.39 Fight the disbelievers until only Islam will exists in the world. Quran 9.123 begins with: "O you who believe, fight those disbelievers who are near you..." The message is also from Hadith Bukhari 25: "Fight the disbelievers until they all convert to Islam and only then will their lives and property be protected…" * In 628 AD, Muhammad moved towards Mecca with an army of 1,400 warriors, a force that was not strong enough to face the mechanical army of the Quraysh tribe. This is why he signed the Hudna Treaty of Hudaybiya, a temporary 10-year ceasefire with the Quraish tribe. An agreement that was considered humiliating for him since he was forbidden to sign it while mentioning his status as a prophet and messenger of Allah. But Muhammad saw this agreement as a victory that gave him time to break the Quraysh's defense agreements with third parties (Bukhari 2731-2732). Which indeed allowed him a year later, in 629, to also attack the Jews of Khaibar. * According to Sharia law, hudna is a temporary ceasefire agreement for ten years; this is the only agreement that Muslims are allowed to sign with the infidels: * TRUCES (Hudna) 09.16 (O: As for truces, the author does not mention them. In Sacred Law truce means a peace treaty with those hostile to Islam, involving a cessation of fighting for a specified period, whether for payment or something else. The scriptural basis for them includes such Koranic verses as: (1) "An acquittal from Allah and His messenger..." (Koran 9:1); (2) "If they incline towards peace, then incline towards it also" (Koran 8:61); as well as the truce which the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) made with Quraysh in the year of Hudaybiya, as related by Bukhari and Muslim. Truces are permissible, not obligatory. The only one who may effect a truce is the Muslim ruler of a region (or his representative) with a segment of the non-Muslims of the region, or the caliph (o25) (or his representative). When made with other than a portion of the non-Muslims, or when made with all of them, or with all in a particular region such as India or Asia Minor, then only the caliph (or his representative) may effect it, for it is a matter of the gravest consequence because it entails the nonperformance of jihad, whether globally or in a given locality, and our interests must be looked after therein, which is why it is best left to the caliph under any circumstances, or to someone he delegates to see to the interests of the various regions. There must be some interest served in making a truce other than mere preservation of the status quo. Allah Most High says, "So do not be fainthearted and call for peace, when it is you who are the uppermost" (Koran ) Interests that justify making a truce are such things as Muslim weakness because of lack of numbers or materiel, or the hope of an enemy becoming Muslim, for the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) made a truce in the year Mecca was liberated with Safwan ibn Umayya for four months in hope that he would become Muslim, and he entered Islam before its time was up. If the Muslims are weak, a truce may be made for ten years if necessary, for the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) made a truce with Quraysh for that long, as is related by Abu Dawud. It is not permissible to stipulate longer than that, save by means of new truces, each of which does not exceed ten years. The rulings of such a truce are inferable from those of the non-Muslim poll tax (def: 011); namely, that when a valid truce has been effected, no harm may be done to non-Muslims until it expires. * In 630 AD, Muhammad's power increased; he broke the agreement with Quraish and moved towards Mecca with about 10 thousand warriors and conquered it. The Quraish tribe converted to Islam, and Muhammad abolished the religious tolerance that existed in Mecca. With his own hands, he began to destroy the 360 holy sites for the different religions that lived there in mutual tolerance and harmony. He abolished this tolerance and left only the Islamic holy site. * Quran 8.58, in fact, allows Muslims to cancel any contract for "fear” that the other party will break it. Not because the other party violated the agreement, but only out of fear. So signing an agreement with Islam is basically meaningless. Quran 8.58: "If you are afraid of the treachery of some of your allies, you may disregard your treaty with them. God does not love the treacherous ones." In conclusion: As a religious command, from Allah, from the Quran, from Muhammad, and from Sharia law: * Islam is in a constant state of war against the infidels, until it destroys them. * When Islam is weak, the believers are commanded to obtain a hudna (temporary ceasefire) so that they can gain strength that will surpass the strength of the infidels. * There is no meaning in signing an agreement with Islam since they are allowed to violate it at any moment. * When the power of the believers exceeds the power of the infidels, the believers are ordered to abandon the Hudna agreement and destroy the infidels. Source: Youtube - The Ruling on Normalization Treaties | Shaykh Ahmad Musā Jibrīl (حفظه الله)

Ofer Binshtok - Kafir - עופר בינשטוק

313,880 次观看 • 2 年前

The Trumpanyahu Administration Is Already Sabotaging The Ceasefire I don’t know who first coined the saying that an Israeli ceasefire means “you cease and we fire,” but it proves reliably accurate time after time. The IDF reportedly killed nine Palestinians trying to return to their homes today under the usual justification that they were traveling in some kind of unauthorized area in ways that made the troops feel threatened, blah blah. They did this all the time during the previous “ceasefire” at the beginning of the year, using the exact same excuses. Just as we speculated the other day might happen, Israel has announced that it is going to cut the aid it allows into Gaza in half and cut off fuel and gas shipments because Hamas hasn’t returned the bodies of all the dead Israeli hostages. Israel was fully aware when it signed the agreement that Hamas would not be able to deliver the bodies of all the hostages right away due to the rubble and chaos caused by the Israeli bombing campaign in Gaza. On October 9, CNN published an article titled “Israel assesses Hamas may not be able to return all remaining dead hostages” which reported that “the Israeli government is aware that Hamas may not know the location of, or is unable to retrieve, the remains of some of the 28 remaining deceased hostages.” The Red Cross says that finding all the bodies of the hostages will be a “massive challenge” in all the rubble created by Israeli airstrikes in the areas where hostages were being kept. Drop Site News’ Jeremy Scahill explains that “During Gaza negotiations, Israel understood it would take time to recover all bodies of deceased captives. A specific mechanism for recovering the bodies was agreed. Now Israel is pretending that didn’t happen so it can violate the deal and cut the agreed aid shipments in half.” Mondoweiss reported last week that Hebrew-language Israeli media had been saying that a “secret clause” in the ceasefire agreement would allow Israel to resume its onslaught if the bodies of the dead hostages were not returned within a 72-hour window. So it looks like this was planned from the beginning. Create obligations that Israel knew Hamas would be unable to fulfill, then use it as an excuse to resume the slaughter. And President Trump appears to be going right along with it, posting on Truth Social that “A big burden has been lifted, but the job IS NOT DONE. THE DEAD HAVE NOT BEEN RETURNED, AS PROMISED!” “We were told they had 26, 24 dead hostages… and it seems as though they don’t have that, because we’re talking about a much lesser number,” Trump told the press on Tuesday, saying, “I want them back.” Trump also told the press that Hamas is going to have to be forcibly disarmed, which amounts to an open admission that this entire “ceasefire” show is a sham. “If they don’t disarm, we will disarm them, and it will happen quickly and perhaps violently,” Trump said on Tuesday. This statement matches recent comments from Benjamin Netanyahu saying that Hamas will be disarmed “the easy way” or “the hard way”. The president and prime minister are making it clear that in order for the ceasefire negotiations to proceed to a lasting peace, Hamas is going to have to completely surrender and Israel is going to have to be handed total victory. They’re branding it as a ceasefire deal when it’s actually a total surrender deal, and Hamas has made it explicitly clear that it is not surrendering. As Drop Site News explains, “In reality, senior Hamas, Islamic Jihad and figures from other resistance factions have repeatedly rejected disarmament throughout negotiations, including in multiple interviews with Drop Site over the past year.” A big part of the confusion around the ceasefire in public discourse today is that there are two contradictory ideas going around about what the ceasefire is and what it means. Israel supporters think “ceasefire” means “total victory and complete surrender by Hamas,” while everyone else thinks “ceasefire” means ceasefire. That’s why you see Israel supporters celebrating the deal while Palestine supporters are much more apprehensive. Palestine supporters understand that a ceasefire and a surrender are two different things, and see Trump and Netanyahu stating that Hamas is going to have to completely disarm if “ceasefire” negotiations are going to move toward a lasting peace. They understand that the unyielding mutually exclusive positions of the Trumpanyahu administration and of Hamas are likely to come to a head in ways that result in the reignition of the Gaza holocaust. So for all the applause and fuss that has been made about the ceasefire, as things stand right now it doesn’t look like much has changed. From the very beginning of this genocide it has been the officially stated position of the US and Israel that the killing will not end until Hamas lays down its arms and surrenders, and that is still their position today. There’s a much-needed pause in the slaughter, sure, but the Trumpanyahu team is making it explicitly clear that it is going to ramp up again under the justification of Hamas refusing to disarm. And that’s assuming negotiations even make it that far; Israel is already doing everything it can to sabotage the ceasefire by murdering Palestinians and greatly reducing the amount of aid it promised. Unless something significant changes about all this fairly soon, even this feeble reduction in Israel’s Gaza atrocities cannot be expected to hold. Reading by Tim Foley:

The Trumpanyahu Administration Is Already Sabotaging The Ceasefire I don’t know who first coined the saying that an Israeli ceasefire means “you cease and we fire,” but it proves reliably accurate time after time. The IDF reportedly killed nine Palestinians trying to return to their homes today under the usual justification that they were traveling in some kind of unauthorized area in ways that made the troops feel threatened, blah blah. They did this all the time during the previous “ceasefire” at the beginning of the year, using the exact same excuses. Just as we speculated the other day might happen, Israel has announced that it is going to cut the aid it allows into Gaza in half and cut off fuel and gas shipments because Hamas hasn’t returned the bodies of all the dead Israeli hostages. Israel was fully aware when it signed the agreement that Hamas would not be able to deliver the bodies of all the hostages right away due to the rubble and chaos caused by the Israeli bombing campaign in Gaza. On October 9, CNN published an article titled “Israel assesses Hamas may not be able to return all remaining dead hostages” which reported that “the Israeli government is aware that Hamas may not know the location of, or is unable to retrieve, the remains of some of the 28 remaining deceased hostages.” The Red Cross says that finding all the bodies of the hostages will be a “massive challenge” in all the rubble created by Israeli airstrikes in the areas where hostages were being kept. Drop Site News’ Jeremy Scahill explains that “During Gaza negotiations, Israel understood it would take time to recover all bodies of deceased captives. A specific mechanism for recovering the bodies was agreed. Now Israel is pretending that didn’t happen so it can violate the deal and cut the agreed aid shipments in half.” Mondoweiss reported last week that Hebrew-language Israeli media had been saying that a “secret clause” in the ceasefire agreement would allow Israel to resume its onslaught if the bodies of the dead hostages were not returned within a 72-hour window. So it looks like this was planned from the beginning. Create obligations that Israel knew Hamas would be unable to fulfill, then use it as an excuse to resume the slaughter. And President Trump appears to be going right along with it, posting on Truth Social that “A big burden has been lifted, but the job IS NOT DONE. THE DEAD HAVE NOT BEEN RETURNED, AS PROMISED!” “We were told they had 26, 24 dead hostages… and it seems as though they don’t have that, because we’re talking about a much lesser number,” Trump told the press on Tuesday, saying, “I want them back.” Trump also told the press that Hamas is going to have to be forcibly disarmed, which amounts to an open admission that this entire “ceasefire” show is a sham. “If they don’t disarm, we will disarm them, and it will happen quickly and perhaps violently,” Trump said on Tuesday. This statement matches recent comments from Benjamin Netanyahu saying that Hamas will be disarmed “the easy way” or “the hard way”. The president and prime minister are making it clear that in order for the ceasefire negotiations to proceed to a lasting peace, Hamas is going to have to completely surrender and Israel is going to have to be handed total victory. They’re branding it as a ceasefire deal when it’s actually a total surrender deal, and Hamas has made it explicitly clear that it is not surrendering. As Drop Site News explains, “In reality, senior Hamas, Islamic Jihad and figures from other resistance factions have repeatedly rejected disarmament throughout negotiations, including in multiple interviews with Drop Site over the past year.” A big part of the confusion around the ceasefire in public discourse today is that there are two contradictory ideas going around about what the ceasefire is and what it means. Israel supporters think “ceasefire” means “total victory and complete surrender by Hamas,” while everyone else thinks “ceasefire” means ceasefire. That’s why you see Israel supporters celebrating the deal while Palestine supporters are much more apprehensive. Palestine supporters understand that a ceasefire and a surrender are two different things, and see Trump and Netanyahu stating that Hamas is going to have to completely disarm if “ceasefire” negotiations are going to move toward a lasting peace. They understand that the unyielding mutually exclusive positions of the Trumpanyahu administration and of Hamas are likely to come to a head in ways that result in the reignition of the Gaza holocaust. So for all the applause and fuss that has been made about the ceasefire, as things stand right now it doesn’t look like much has changed. From the very beginning of this genocide it has been the officially stated position of the US and Israel that the killing will not end until Hamas lays down its arms and surrenders, and that is still their position today. There’s a much-needed pause in the slaughter, sure, but the Trumpanyahu team is making it explicitly clear that it is going to ramp up again under the justification of Hamas refusing to disarm. And that’s assuming negotiations even make it that far; Israel is already doing everything it can to sabotage the ceasefire by murdering Palestinians and greatly reducing the amount of aid it promised. Unless something significant changes about all this fairly soon, even this feeble reduction in Israel’s Gaza atrocities cannot be expected to hold. Reading by Tim Foley:

Caitlin Johnstone

81,907 次观看 • 10 个月前

🚨The full interview with Mazloum Abdi. “The secrets behind Assad’s fall, the behind-the-scenes details of the agreement with President Ahmad al-Sharaa… and the future of the #Syrian Democratic Forces.” 📞 First: Direct Communication with #Trump The #General confirmed that he spoke directly with President Trump twice by phone during his first term, in the context of the #American withdrawal decision from #Syria. #Trump told him personally, word for word: "We are far from you, I don't know, maybe seven thousand miles, and what are we doing here? We're leaving and letting the Russians stay to take over the file." 🇺🇸 Second: Pressuring #Trump to Change His Decision After the direct call with Trump, Mazloum Abdi turned to Congress and #American senators to pressure #Trump not to military leaders as the interviewer suggested. He specifically contacted: Senator Lindsey Graham Senator Chris Van Hollen And other friends of the #Kurdish cause in #Congress Graham told him: "I'll work on this and I'll convince Trump." And it worked #Trump reversed his withdrawal decision under pressure from Congress and #American #public opinion, and decided to keep #US forces in the region. 🤝 Third: The #Trump–#Erdoğan Agreement Mazloum Abdi referred to the fact that in 2019, there were two agreements: An agreement between #Trump and #Erdoğan An agreement between #Putin and #Erdoğan He said that the #Syrian Democratic Forces agreed to abide by both agreements, and that this formed the basis for the official relationship with #Russia at the time. General Mazloum Abdi on "Damascus Time" From Politics to the Military Mazloum Abdi began as a political activist for the #Kurdish cause in #Syria during his school years in #Aleppo, before being forced into military life when war broke out in 2012. Arrests & Exile He was imprisoned for #Kurdish political activities during the Ba'ath era, which eventually forced him to leave #Syria and continue his work abroad. Fighting #ISIS & Controversies The #SDF fought #ISIS, but the General acknowledges misuse of the #ISIS label to imprison local youth, as well as failures in governance, drug proliferation, and mismanagement of oil revenues in eastern #Syria. Raqqa's Destruction He admits that #Raqqa was devastated by war and that infrastructure was never properly rebuilt under #SDF administration. The Hasakah Conference Controversy He addresses the controversial conference in #Hasakah attended by figures seen as hostile to the new #Syrian government, calling it avoidable but not denying it happened. Relations with #Damascus He discusses ongoing dialogue with #President Ahmad Al-Sharaa, describing the #Syrian state's position on #Kurdish issues as broadly positive. #Turkey: From Conflict to Truce Relations with #Turkey deteriorated after the 2018 Afrin occupation and an assassination attempt, but have recently improved under a ceasefire influenced by #Turkey's domestic peace process and the March 10 agreement. A Possible Visit to #Ankara When asked if he might visit Ankara soon, he responded openly: "Why not?" Hope for Stability The interview closes with a shared hope that #Syria will enter a phase of security and stability.

🚨The full interview with Mazloum Abdi. “The secrets behind Assad’s fall, the behind-the-scenes details of the agreement with President Ahmad al-Sharaa… and the future of the #Syrian Democratic Forces.” 📞 First: Direct Communication with #Trump The #General confirmed that he spoke directly with President Trump twice by phone during his first term, in the context of the #American withdrawal decision from #Syria. #Trump told him personally, word for word: "We are far from you, I don't know, maybe seven thousand miles, and what are we doing here? We're leaving and letting the Russians stay to take over the file." 🇺🇸 Second: Pressuring #Trump to Change His Decision After the direct call with Trump, Mazloum Abdi turned to Congress and #American senators to pressure #Trump not to military leaders as the interviewer suggested. He specifically contacted: Senator Lindsey Graham Senator Chris Van Hollen And other friends of the #Kurdish cause in #Congress Graham told him: "I'll work on this and I'll convince Trump." And it worked #Trump reversed his withdrawal decision under pressure from Congress and #American #public opinion, and decided to keep #US forces in the region. 🤝 Third: The #Trump–#Erdoğan Agreement Mazloum Abdi referred to the fact that in 2019, there were two agreements: An agreement between #Trump and #Erdoğan An agreement between #Putin and #Erdoğan He said that the #Syrian Democratic Forces agreed to abide by both agreements, and that this formed the basis for the official relationship with #Russia at the time. General Mazloum Abdi on "Damascus Time" From Politics to the Military Mazloum Abdi began as a political activist for the #Kurdish cause in #Syria during his school years in #Aleppo, before being forced into military life when war broke out in 2012. Arrests & Exile He was imprisoned for #Kurdish political activities during the Ba'ath era, which eventually forced him to leave #Syria and continue his work abroad. Fighting #ISIS & Controversies The #SDF fought #ISIS, but the General acknowledges misuse of the #ISIS label to imprison local youth, as well as failures in governance, drug proliferation, and mismanagement of oil revenues in eastern #Syria. Raqqa's Destruction He admits that #Raqqa was devastated by war and that infrastructure was never properly rebuilt under #SDF administration. The Hasakah Conference Controversy He addresses the controversial conference in #Hasakah attended by figures seen as hostile to the new #Syrian government, calling it avoidable but not denying it happened. Relations with #Damascus He discusses ongoing dialogue with #President Ahmad Al-Sharaa, describing the #Syrian state's position on #Kurdish issues as broadly positive. #Turkey: From Conflict to Truce Relations with #Turkey deteriorated after the 2018 Afrin occupation and an assassination attempt, but have recently improved under a ceasefire influenced by #Turkey's domestic peace process and the March 10 agreement. A Possible Visit to #Ankara When asked if he might visit Ankara soon, he responded openly: "Why not?" Hope for Stability The interview closes with a shared hope that #Syria will enter a phase of security and stability.

Qusay Noor

10,921 次观看 • 3 个月前

University of Chicago political scientist Professor John Mearsheimer joined Breaking Points’ Ryan Grim and Saagar Enjeti to break down the Trump–Putin summit and U.S. grand strategy. He said Putin “did a brilliant job” projecting legitimacy while rejecting a “ceasefire”—and instead demanding a “peace agreement” on Russia’s terms: recognition of annexed land, Ukrainian neutrality, and reducing Ukraine’s military capacity. Trump, who initially pressed for a ceasefire, dropped it—telling aides “the best solution is to go directly to a peace agreement,” effectively shifting the burden to Zelensky. Mearsheimer warned Ukraine faces disaster: “The least bad alternative is to cut a deal now… continue fighting and you’re likely to lose half the country.” He likened it to Germany’s collapse in World War I, when battlefield losses and home-front exhaustion led to inevitable defeat. Looking at the bigger picture, he said the West remains “delusional,” draining weapons stockpiles through conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East while ignoring the real strategic challenge posed by China. He tied that failure to a moral one: “The United States is complicit in a genocide in the Middle East… what is happening in Gaza is mass murder on a scale we would never accept from a close ally.” Looking ahead, President Zelenskyy travels to Washington on Monday, joined by European leaders including Ursula von der Leyen, Emmanuel Macron, Keir Starmer, Friedrich Merz, Giorgia Meloni, and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte—seeking to blunt pressure for concessions and push for stronger security guarantees. Saagar Enjeti | Ryan Grim | John Mearsheimer

University of Chicago political scientist Professor John Mearsheimer joined Breaking Points’ Ryan Grim and Saagar Enjeti to break down the Trump–Putin summit and U.S. grand strategy. He said Putin “did a brilliant job” projecting legitimacy while rejecting a “ceasefire”—and instead demanding a “peace agreement” on Russia’s terms: recognition of annexed land, Ukrainian neutrality, and reducing Ukraine’s military capacity. Trump, who initially pressed for a ceasefire, dropped it—telling aides “the best solution is to go directly to a peace agreement,” effectively shifting the burden to Zelensky. Mearsheimer warned Ukraine faces disaster: “The least bad alternative is to cut a deal now… continue fighting and you’re likely to lose half the country.” He likened it to Germany’s collapse in World War I, when battlefield losses and home-front exhaustion led to inevitable defeat. Looking at the bigger picture, he said the West remains “delusional,” draining weapons stockpiles through conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East while ignoring the real strategic challenge posed by China. He tied that failure to a moral one: “The United States is complicit in a genocide in the Middle East… what is happening in Gaza is mass murder on a scale we would never accept from a close ally.” Looking ahead, President Zelenskyy travels to Washington on Monday, joined by European leaders including Ursula von der Leyen, Emmanuel Macron, Keir Starmer, Friedrich Merz, Giorgia Meloni, and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte—seeking to blunt pressure for concessions and push for stronger security guarantees. Saagar Enjeti | Ryan Grim | John Mearsheimer

Drop Site

36,367 次观看 • 1 年前