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الجميع يتصور ليحتفظ بلحظاته الجميلة، إلا الغزاويين حيث طلبوا مني تصويرهم لعل أهلهم يرونهم إذا رجعت الشبكة في غزة، ويطمأنوا أن الإصابة لم تقتلهم! #غانم_المفتاح • • While everyone seeks to preserve their beautiful moments, Gazans asked me to take photos, in the hope that their families could see... show more

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علي الجنابي2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater نسال الله الشفاء لهم وربي يحفظك أخي غانم ويجبر بخاطرك ويجزاك كل خير

♿moayad2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater الله يعطيك الصحة والعافية يارب

Sami Eid سامي عيد2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater ما شاء الله تبارك الله. طيب الله خواطركم. وجبر قلوبكم الرحيمة. وأعمالكم العظيمة. تقبل الله منا ومنكم صالح الأعمال 🤲🕋💐. اللهم انصر من نصر الإسلام والمسلمين وأخذل من خذل الإسلام والمسلمين يارب العالمين. حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل ولا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله العلي العظيم.

أبو معتز2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater بارك الله فيك يا أخوي غانم زيارتك جداً ممتازة للمرض لكي تكون معنوياتهم قوية شكراً شكراً لك من القلب أخوك من سلطنة عُمان

عبدالملك الولي _Abdulmalek Alwli2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater كفو يا غانم بيض الله وجهك.

أبو عبدالله2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater لله درك انت مثال للشجاعه والتحدي

🇮🇳Mohsin Khan محسن خان(UBT SHIV SENA)❤️2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater Love you brother 🇵🇸🇶🇦❤️✌️🥲

amar2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater الله يبارك فيك ويحفظك احلى واجمل غانم

fero2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater ربنا يبارك فيكم و دولة قطر بصراحة ونعم

H2 years ago

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Dr. Tamara Alqolaghassi2 years ago

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Abdallah 🇵🇸2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater بارك الله فيك يا الغانم

Mtanzania Bin Tanganyika2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater Shame on arabs leader they like luxury life and tall building rather than to prepare strong Army. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UAE, KUWAIT, JORDAN, BAHRAIN are Zion puppet If Arabs countries make like Yemenis did Zion may stop agression immediately

sahr2 years ago

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مبادرة للطلبة ذوي الإعاقة""خذ بيدي أنا أستطيع""2 years ago

@Lolwah_Alkhater الله يجزيكم خير

Saqer Al Abdullah2 years ago

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بوجيلان2 years ago

@bntalladmeshref @Lolwah_Alkhater أسأل الله أن يحرر المسجد الأقصى من اليهود الظالمين وينتقم منهم شر انتقام وكل من عاونهم من بعض المسلمين الخونة ويرزقنا فيه صلاة بعد تحريره منتصرين وينصر المظلومين في كل مكان #المسجد_الأقصى #القدس_لنا #غزة #فلسطين_قضيتي #بيت_المقدس #طوفان_الأقصى #درنة #ادلب_تحت_القصف #الحوز

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Rana Imran2 years ago

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بوعصيده التميمي2 years ago

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Ms. Malissia

17,569 views • 5 months ago

“WOULD YOU SIGN IT?” That is what my 6th grade teacher asked me when I was on a class trip to Philadelphia. He said “every year ask yourself this question and may your answer always be yes”. YES I WOULD SIGN IT! On July 4, 1776, in the stifling heat of Independence Hall, 56 men from 13 colonies took quills in hand and signed their names to a document that branded them traitors to the British Crown. They were not poor, desperate men with nothing to lose. They knew exactly what their signatures could cost them. They pledged to each other and to us their Lives, their Fortunes, and their sacred Honor. Here is what that pledge truly meant: Their Very Lives By signing, they invited the hangman’s noose. High treason carried a sentence of death by hanging, drawing, and quartering. British authorities would hunt them down, tried them in absentia, and executed them without mercy. Five signers were captured and thrown into brutal prisons. Nine ultimately died from wounds or the crushing hardships of the war they helped ignite. They signed anyway. Their Hard-Earned Fortunes Many of these men were among the wealthiest in the colonies. Carter Braxton of Virginia watched his merchant ships swept from the seas. Thomas Nelson Jr. of Virginia urged American artillery to fire on his own home when it was occupied by British troops at Yorktown. Seventeen signers lost their homes or everything they owned and debts mounted as they poured their wealth into the cause of freedom. Their Homes and Hearths The British and their Loyalist allies made the signers’ properties targets. Twelve had their homes ransacked and burned to the ground. William Floyd’s beautiful Long Island estate was occupied and ravaged by enemy troops for seven long years. Josiah Bartlett’s and William Ellery’s residences were deliberately set ablaze. John Hart was driven from his home while it was looted, his mill and crops destroyed. The Safety and Lives of Their Beloved Families This was perhaps the cruelest cost. Francis Lewis of New York saw his home and estate utterly destroyed; his wife was captured by the British and held in a harsh prison for months. Her health was broken, and she died soon after her release. Abraham Clark of New Jersey endured the agony of knowing two of his sons had been captured and imprisoned on the infamous British prison ships, where disease and starvation claimed thousands. Families were scattered, forced into hiding, or left vulnerable while their fathers became fugitives. The signers knew their wives and children could pay the price for their courage. The Comfortable World They Knew They turned their backs on the security of British protection, the vast markets of empire, the familiar rule of law, and the ordered colonial life they had built. They chose instead the terrifying unknown of war, self-government, and possible ruin all for the radical, sacred idea that governments derive “their just powers from the consent of the governed” and that all men are created equal. Not one of the fifty-six defected. Not one recanted. They kept their pledge to the end. Because these ordinary men of extraordinary courage were willing to lose everything, we gained a nation — a Republic “conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.” On this Independence Day 2026, as the fireworks burst across the skies of a free America, remember the price that was paid. Remember the homes that burned, the families that suffered, the fortunes that vanished, and the lives that were given or broken. Freedom is never free. It was purchased with the Lives, Fortunes, and sacred Honor of fifty-six patriots who loved liberty more than they loved their own comfort, safety, or survival. May we prove worthy of their sacrifice. May we never forget what they were willing to lose — so that we might live free. God bless America. Happy Independence Day. Now the question: WOULD YOU SIGN IT?

“WOULD YOU SIGN IT?” That is what my 6th grade teacher asked me when I was on a class trip to Philadelphia. He said “every year ask yourself this question and may your answer always be yes”. YES I WOULD SIGN IT! On July 4, 1776, in the stifling heat of Independence Hall, 56 men from 13 colonies took quills in hand and signed their names to a document that branded them traitors to the British Crown. They were not poor, desperate men with nothing to lose. They knew exactly what their signatures could cost them. They pledged to each other and to us their Lives, their Fortunes, and their sacred Honor. Here is what that pledge truly meant: Their Very Lives By signing, they invited the hangman’s noose. High treason carried a sentence of death by hanging, drawing, and quartering. British authorities would hunt them down, tried them in absentia, and executed them without mercy. Five signers were captured and thrown into brutal prisons. Nine ultimately died from wounds or the crushing hardships of the war they helped ignite. They signed anyway. Their Hard-Earned Fortunes Many of these men were among the wealthiest in the colonies. Carter Braxton of Virginia watched his merchant ships swept from the seas. Thomas Nelson Jr. of Virginia urged American artillery to fire on his own home when it was occupied by British troops at Yorktown. Seventeen signers lost their homes or everything they owned and debts mounted as they poured their wealth into the cause of freedom. Their Homes and Hearths The British and their Loyalist allies made the signers’ properties targets. Twelve had their homes ransacked and burned to the ground. William Floyd’s beautiful Long Island estate was occupied and ravaged by enemy troops for seven long years. Josiah Bartlett’s and William Ellery’s residences were deliberately set ablaze. John Hart was driven from his home while it was looted, his mill and crops destroyed. The Safety and Lives of Their Beloved Families This was perhaps the cruelest cost. Francis Lewis of New York saw his home and estate utterly destroyed; his wife was captured by the British and held in a harsh prison for months. Her health was broken, and she died soon after her release. Abraham Clark of New Jersey endured the agony of knowing two of his sons had been captured and imprisoned on the infamous British prison ships, where disease and starvation claimed thousands. Families were scattered, forced into hiding, or left vulnerable while their fathers became fugitives. The signers knew their wives and children could pay the price for their courage. The Comfortable World They Knew They turned their backs on the security of British protection, the vast markets of empire, the familiar rule of law, and the ordered colonial life they had built. They chose instead the terrifying unknown of war, self-government, and possible ruin all for the radical, sacred idea that governments derive “their just powers from the consent of the governed” and that all men are created equal. Not one of the fifty-six defected. Not one recanted. They kept their pledge to the end. Because these ordinary men of extraordinary courage were willing to lose everything, we gained a nation — a Republic “conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.” On this Independence Day 2026, as the fireworks burst across the skies of a free America, remember the price that was paid. Remember the homes that burned, the families that suffered, the fortunes that vanished, and the lives that were given or broken. Freedom is never free. It was purchased with the Lives, Fortunes, and sacred Honor of fifty-six patriots who loved liberty more than they loved their own comfort, safety, or survival. May we prove worthy of their sacrifice. May we never forget what they were willing to lose — so that we might live free. God bless America. Happy Independence Day. Now the question: WOULD YOU SIGN IT?

Brian Roemmele

28,888 views • 3 months ago

I am from Gaza, and I never imagined that one day I would reach where I am today. Now I am standing among the mountains of Switzerland, looking around in amazement and trying to understand that this view is real. These are the same mountains I used to see only on my phone screen, and today they are right in front of my eyes. I am standing among them and breathing their air. Sometimes I ask myself: Am I really outside Gaza? Am I truly here, living moments that once seemed so distant and impossible? I feel such deep amazement that I can hardly believe what my own eyes are seeing. Everything here is beautiful and peaceful, but my heart does not feel complete. From the bottom of my heart, I wish my family were here beside me to share this moment. I wish I could see the wonder and happiness in their eyes, and that we could stand together in front of this beauty. I am grateful that I made it here, but my happiness will remain incomplete as long as my family is far away from me. I hope the day comes when we can all be together again in a safe place and experience a moment like this together, without fear or pain.

I am from Gaza, and I never imagined that one day I would reach where I am today. Now I am standing among the mountains of Switzerland, looking around in amazement and trying to understand that this view is real. These are the same mountains I used to see only on my phone screen, and today they are right in front of my eyes. I am standing among them and breathing their air. Sometimes I ask myself: Am I really outside Gaza? Am I truly here, living moments that once seemed so distant and impossible? I feel such deep amazement that I can hardly believe what my own eyes are seeing. Everything here is beautiful and peaceful, but my heart does not feel complete. From the bottom of my heart, I wish my family were here beside me to share this moment. I wish I could see the wonder and happiness in their eyes, and that we could stand together in front of this beauty. I am grateful that I made it here, but my happiness will remain incomplete as long as my family is far away from me. I hope the day comes when we can all be together again in a safe place and experience a moment like this together, without fear or pain.

Mahmoud Massri | مَحْمُود 🇵🇸

24,056 views • 2 months ago

Disarming Gaza’s Clans / Khamulas (חמולה): Clan violence in Gaza has surged in recent weeks after several killings involving members of powerful families. Some accuse Hamas of playing a role, while others point to the flood of weapons controlled by these clans as the main driver of the breakdown in order. Another view is that Hamas may be trying to manufacture a degree of social chaos after agreeing to the disarmament proposal, hoping to create desperation among civilians and push them to demand Hamas’s return to governance and future security structures. Hamas once built its reputation on suppressing clan violence and curbing the lawless displays of firepower that these families routinely engaged in. Today, it may be trying to remind Gazans that only Hamas can impose that deterrence, especially since the Palestinian Authority failed to do so when it governed the Strip. The West Bank has also seen clan clashes, including a major confrontation in Hebron last month that involved heavy weapons and required Israeli military intervention. In one case, Israeli forces even acted as mediators between two families. This raises a serious question about the large stockpile of weapons in the West Bank if the Palestinian Authority collapses, including among security personnel who may lose their salaries once the Authority’s finances run out. One point must be unmistakable: every clan in Gaza must be disarmed and treated with the same suspicion as Hamas and other armed groups. If these unaccountable and violent families keep their arsenals, new jihadist or terror cells could emerge and challenge any future authority in Gaza or provoke clashes along the Israeli border. Gaza cannot achieve stability without the full removal of clan weapons, which pose a direct threat to Palestinians and Israelis alike. Most Israelis killed on October 7 were murdered with light and medium weapons, not advanced systems, which underscores the danger of leaving these arsenals inside Gaza or excluding them from disarmament plans.

Disarming Gaza’s Clans / Khamulas (חמולה): Clan violence in Gaza has surged in recent weeks after several killings involving members of powerful families. Some accuse Hamas of playing a role, while others point to the flood of weapons controlled by these clans as the main driver of the breakdown in order. Another view is that Hamas may be trying to manufacture a degree of social chaos after agreeing to the disarmament proposal, hoping to create desperation among civilians and push them to demand Hamas’s return to governance and future security structures. Hamas once built its reputation on suppressing clan violence and curbing the lawless displays of firepower that these families routinely engaged in. Today, it may be trying to remind Gazans that only Hamas can impose that deterrence, especially since the Palestinian Authority failed to do so when it governed the Strip. The West Bank has also seen clan clashes, including a major confrontation in Hebron last month that involved heavy weapons and required Israeli military intervention. In one case, Israeli forces even acted as mediators between two families. This raises a serious question about the large stockpile of weapons in the West Bank if the Palestinian Authority collapses, including among security personnel who may lose their salaries once the Authority’s finances run out. One point must be unmistakable: every clan in Gaza must be disarmed and treated with the same suspicion as Hamas and other armed groups. If these unaccountable and violent families keep their arsenals, new jihadist or terror cells could emerge and challenge any future authority in Gaza or provoke clashes along the Israeli border. Gaza cannot achieve stability without the full removal of clan weapons, which pose a direct threat to Palestinians and Israelis alike. Most Israelis killed on October 7 were murdered with light and medium weapons, not advanced systems, which underscores the danger of leaving these arsenals inside Gaza or excluding them from disarmament plans.

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib

94,638 views • 1 month ago

This is how our cats ask for food. I understand exactly what this little kitty is trying to tell me, but I pretended not to understand so I could show you just how smart and beautiful he is, and how much innocence and kindness his little soul carries. He is just like all his siblings, they simply want to live, just like our families do. They see in us, and in you, love, safety, and hope. But behind this innocence lies a story that cannot be seen. Every time he comes to us with such trust, we fear that one day we will have nothing left to offer them. What hurts us most is not only their hunger, but seeing those eyes, so full of trust, waiting for us while our hands are empty. That is why we are turning to your kind hearts again. You are the ones who have given these innocent souls a chance to live throughout this difficult time. Thanks to your kindness and generosity, they have never had to know what it feels like to be abandoned or forgiven. Today, however, as support has declined, our ability to continue depends on your willingness to stand with us once again. If you are able to help us, please know that your generosity will not only provide food, it will preserve the lives of innocent souls who have nothing except their trust in us and in you. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to everyone who chooses to help and to be the reason these lives continue, give links are below 🙏🤍🐾 ‼️GoFundMe for our Families 👫🙏 ‼️GoFundMe for AFS Furs 🐾🙏 ‼️PayPal link is placed in our bio.

This is how our cats ask for food. I understand exactly what this little kitty is trying to tell me, but I pretended not to understand so I could show you just how smart and beautiful he is, and how much innocence and kindness his little soul carries. He is just like all his siblings, they simply want to live, just like our families do. They see in us, and in you, love, safety, and hope. But behind this innocence lies a story that cannot be seen. Every time he comes to us with such trust, we fear that one day we will have nothing left to offer them. What hurts us most is not only their hunger, but seeing those eyes, so full of trust, waiting for us while our hands are empty. That is why we are turning to your kind hearts again. You are the ones who have given these innocent souls a chance to live throughout this difficult time. Thanks to your kindness and generosity, they have never had to know what it feels like to be abandoned or forgiven. Today, however, as support has declined, our ability to continue depends on your willingness to stand with us once again. If you are able to help us, please know that your generosity will not only provide food, it will preserve the lives of innocent souls who have nothing except their trust in us and in you. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to everyone who chooses to help and to be the reason these lives continue, give links are below 🙏🤍🐾 ‼️GoFundMe for our Families 👫🙏 ‼️GoFundMe for AFS Furs 🐾🙏 ‼️PayPal link is placed in our bio.

Animal Friends Shelter

29,023 views • 2 months ago

This is San Francisco in 1985. I miss my grandparents. I miss all of my family who are no longer here. When my grandparents came to visit, we would go to SFO to pick them up, and no one was ever happier to see me than they were. This was back when you could walk right up to the gate. I was always excited to see if this would be the year I was finally taller than my grandma. Having them in town was the best. The meals my grandma cooked for us were amazing, and their stories were always just as great. We would take them to San Francisco and do all the touristy stuff like North Beach and Fisherman’s Wharf, but none of that really mattered. What mattered was that we were all together. They’ve been gone for years now, but I think of them often. I wonder what it would have been like to talk to them as an adult, to connect in a different way than I could as a kid. I guess life isn't really designed that way for everyone, to grow up and have those deeper conversations, to understand who they were beyond being your grandparents. But I have gotten to know them in new ways, through old photos, home movies, and the stories other family members have shared with me. It amazes me to think of the full lives they both lived long before I was ever born. If you still have your grandparents, give them a call. Say hello. Learn as much as you can from them while you still can.

This is San Francisco in 1985. I miss my grandparents. I miss all of my family who are no longer here. When my grandparents came to visit, we would go to SFO to pick them up, and no one was ever happier to see me than they were. This was back when you could walk right up to the gate. I was always excited to see if this would be the year I was finally taller than my grandma. Having them in town was the best. The meals my grandma cooked for us were amazing, and their stories were always just as great. We would take them to San Francisco and do all the touristy stuff like North Beach and Fisherman’s Wharf, but none of that really mattered. What mattered was that we were all together. They’ve been gone for years now, but I think of them often. I wonder what it would have been like to talk to them as an adult, to connect in a different way than I could as a kid. I guess life isn't really designed that way for everyone, to grow up and have those deeper conversations, to understand who they were beyond being your grandparents. But I have gotten to know them in new ways, through old photos, home movies, and the stories other family members have shared with me. It amazes me to think of the full lives they both lived long before I was ever born. If you still have your grandparents, give them a call. Say hello. Learn as much as you can from them while you still can.

RetroBayArea

28,729 views • 2 months ago

Over the weekend, I reached out to Kwara State Home of the Needy, an orphanage that has become deeply personal to me. I went there alongside a crew of Sign signees and we shared the Orange Love with them. 🧡 Few weeks ago, we had visited to sit with the kids and their guardians, to listen to their needs. They told us what they lacked, and we promised to come back. On Saturday, we kept that promise. We went there with over 70 plates of jollof rice and chicken for the children and their guardians. For the infants, we brought diapers, infant formula, milk, and chocolates. We gave the younger children school supplies like sandals, socks, pens, and notebooks so they can go to school with hope and dignity. We also gave them body towels, soaps, and flasks, basic needs that mean the world to children. Their guardians mentioned that the children do receive an after-school tutoring right there at the home, so we paid the tutor’s fees for the next six months to help keep them motivated in their education. We didn’t take pictures of the infants, as it felt too private and sacred for me but we did take photos with the older children and their guardians. Furthermore, I stood up and spoke to the children and their guardians about what EthSign is building, how it’s bridging Web2 and Web3. But beyond that, I looked at those kids and urged them to grow up and the best versions of themselves. I also urge them to listen to their guardians so they can live a good life. The kids were incredibly happy. They laughed with us, hugged us, and held our hands like they didn’t want us to go. I was so overwhelmed and elated, because this, this is what truly matters to me, meaningfully touching lives. Doing this with my friends and family, folks who truly get it made it even more emotional for me. Folks like; M.M Munabau Hon. Òlàńréwàjú @Ibrahim50554404 Abdulqudus Atata ( Brand Identity Designer) And my two beautiful Ladies who aren't on X. Finally, I’m deeply grateful I was able to do this. But those kids? I swear to God, they gave me hope, purpose, and a strong reminder to keep going and pushing because one day, I'll WAGMI and do more. 🧡 siGM 🧡

iamoptimist

27,324 views • 1 year ago

Obviously there are millions and billions of parents and children that are doing it right and finding the middle. However let there be no confusion. Over the last 20, 30 years of extraordinary economic prosperity, many first-world countries have gotten into situations where children are still on the payroll well into their twenties and thirties. Parents have started fighting the fights for their children at school and even into their twenties when the kids are at sporting challenges or at work. I even had a parent and child, aka a grown up that was 23 years old, that asked if their mom could come to the interview for them at the company. There's clearly been a wave of entitlement and over-coddling and it's really hurting both parties. This energy you feel in this video is not about anger or judgment because trust me I'm a parent. It's the hardest job in the world. This video is about the pain I feel for both the parent and the 25-year-old that I'm coming across every single day in my direct messages or on the street. So much of it has to do with the parents continuing to pay and compensate and allow for excuses of their grown-ass children. I hope this video helps and inspires just one kid and just one parent so that their day-to-day lives can be a lot better. Sending love to everyone.

Obviously there are millions and billions of parents and children that are doing it right and finding the middle. However let there be no confusion. Over the last 20, 30 years of extraordinary economic prosperity, many first-world countries have gotten into situations where children are still on the payroll well into their twenties and thirties. Parents have started fighting the fights for their children at school and even into their twenties when the kids are at sporting challenges or at work. I even had a parent and child, aka a grown up that was 23 years old, that asked if their mom could come to the interview for them at the company. There's clearly been a wave of entitlement and over-coddling and it's really hurting both parties. This energy you feel in this video is not about anger or judgment because trust me I'm a parent. It's the hardest job in the world. This video is about the pain I feel for both the parent and the 25-year-old that I'm coming across every single day in my direct messages or on the street. So much of it has to do with the parents continuing to pay and compensate and allow for excuses of their grown-ass children. I hope this video helps and inspires just one kid and just one parent so that their day-to-day lives can be a lot better. Sending love to everyone.

Gary Vaynerchuk

48,760 views • 2 months ago

I Return to Jama Masjid After Month-Long Restrictions Condemn Brutal Killings, Pay Tribute to Victims and Rescuers Urge Safety for Kashmiris, Denounce Media Vilification Today, after more than one month, authorities allowed me to come to Jama Masjid. Repeatedly, I am barred from delivering the Friday sermon and offering prayers here, which, while being condemnable, is cruel to me and all those who come here to listen to the sermon, and to all Muslims of the valley who are deeply upset by such measures. I once again ask the authorities to desist from pursuing the approach of bans and bars. Sadly, during this time, we had to witness a terrifying incident which has left our hearts bleeding. The manner in which a carnage was carried out—more than two dozen people killed after ascertaining their identities and in front of their families—is shocking and chilling beyond belief. We strongly condemn it. Who better can understand the pain and grief of loss to the families of those affected than a people who have suffered it for decades and still continue to. Today, as I say this, as per the Islamic calendar, it is the 36th martyrdom anniversary of my father, Shaheed-e-Millat Mirwaiz Molvi Mohammad Farooq, and seventy others who lost their lives on this tragic day. Our hearts go out to these families who will never see their loved ones again, and our prayers are with them. We also pray for the speedy recovery of those injured. Kashmiris have always opened their hearts and homes to outsiders, especially tourists. Known for our hospitality to visitors, people of Kashmir once again upheld the tradition of outreach, help, and humanity in this distressing time. Being left helpless, locals helped those at the spot to flee, even at the risk to their own lives, in which pony operator Adil Hussain lost his life. We pay homage to this brave young Kashmiri who gave the ultimate sacrifice of life while saving that of others. Others rushed the injured, some even on their backs, trekking miles to hospitals. Kashmiris, in every manner, reached out to help the distressed tourists, as can be seen in videos where tourists are thanking them for opening up their homes to them, giving them food and free taxi rides to airports and other destinations, and even providing emotional support. People observed a complete shutdown, held spontaneous and silent protests, and candlelight vigils in memory of those killed in this horrific manner. The people of Kashmir send a strong message of their total disapproval of such actions and their solidarity and sympathy with the bereaved by standing shoulder to shoulder with them. Yet a large section of mainstream media, with its communal rhetoric of hate directed against Kashmiris, has made Kashmiris across India vulnerable, forcing hundreds to leave cities and towns, especially the students, causing great distress to their families and to all of us. I appeal to the concerned governments in different states of India to ensure the safety of our students and all other Kashmiris. I also ask the authorities to allow me to visit the injured in hospitals and to the house of Adil Hussain to pay my condolences to the family of this brave heart. Prior to prayers, in solidarity with the bereaved families, we will observe one minute of silence.

I Return to Jama Masjid After Month-Long Restrictions Condemn Brutal Killings, Pay Tribute to Victims and Rescuers Urge Safety for Kashmiris, Denounce Media Vilification Today, after more than one month, authorities allowed me to come to Jama Masjid. Repeatedly, I am barred from delivering the Friday sermon and offering prayers here, which, while being condemnable, is cruel to me and all those who come here to listen to the sermon, and to all Muslims of the valley who are deeply upset by such measures. I once again ask the authorities to desist from pursuing the approach of bans and bars. Sadly, during this time, we had to witness a terrifying incident which has left our hearts bleeding. The manner in which a carnage was carried out—more than two dozen people killed after ascertaining their identities and in front of their families—is shocking and chilling beyond belief. We strongly condemn it. Who better can understand the pain and grief of loss to the families of those affected than a people who have suffered it for decades and still continue to. Today, as I say this, as per the Islamic calendar, it is the 36th martyrdom anniversary of my father, Shaheed-e-Millat Mirwaiz Molvi Mohammad Farooq, and seventy others who lost their lives on this tragic day. Our hearts go out to these families who will never see their loved ones again, and our prayers are with them. We also pray for the speedy recovery of those injured. Kashmiris have always opened their hearts and homes to outsiders, especially tourists. Known for our hospitality to visitors, people of Kashmir once again upheld the tradition of outreach, help, and humanity in this distressing time. Being left helpless, locals helped those at the spot to flee, even at the risk to their own lives, in which pony operator Adil Hussain lost his life. We pay homage to this brave young Kashmiri who gave the ultimate sacrifice of life while saving that of others. Others rushed the injured, some even on their backs, trekking miles to hospitals. Kashmiris, in every manner, reached out to help the distressed tourists, as can be seen in videos where tourists are thanking them for opening up their homes to them, giving them food and free taxi rides to airports and other destinations, and even providing emotional support. People observed a complete shutdown, held spontaneous and silent protests, and candlelight vigils in memory of those killed in this horrific manner. The people of Kashmir send a strong message of their total disapproval of such actions and their solidarity and sympathy with the bereaved by standing shoulder to shoulder with them. Yet a large section of mainstream media, with its communal rhetoric of hate directed against Kashmiris, has made Kashmiris across India vulnerable, forcing hundreds to leave cities and towns, especially the students, causing great distress to their families and to all of us. I appeal to the concerned governments in different states of India to ensure the safety of our students and all other Kashmiris. I also ask the authorities to allow me to visit the injured in hospitals and to the house of Adil Hussain to pay my condolences to the family of this brave heart. Prior to prayers, in solidarity with the bereaved families, we will observe one minute of silence.

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq

64,640 views • 1 year ago

Former Navy SEAL Drops Truth Nuke on What Serving America Truly Means and Why He's Running for Senate: Jared Hudson: "First and foremost, I'm bound by the blood of my savior who gave his life for me, who said I could be sitting here talking to you, and he bids me to be truthful and honest." "Secondly, I'm bound by the blood of my brothers who gave their lives for this country. Every single deployment I went on, I had buddies die. They didn't bleed for stupid partisan issues everyone wants to argue about; they did it because they believed in the American dream. They wanted to stand for their country, state, and families, and they died with love in their hearts for their brothers and the United States of America." "Finally, I'm bound by my family — my wife and my three girls. I'm not moving them to DC like some other politicians. I'm supposed to be an envoy from Alabama to Washington, take the issues of the people of Alabama to Washington, and not bring the stupidity of Washington to the people of Alabama. The only way to do that is if my heart stays in the great state of Alabama and with my beautiful family."

Former Navy SEAL Drops Truth Nuke on What Serving America Truly Means and Why He's Running for Senate: Jared Hudson: "First and foremost, I'm bound by the blood of my savior who gave his life for me, who said I could be sitting here talking to you, and he bids me to be truthful and honest." "Secondly, I'm bound by the blood of my brothers who gave their lives for this country. Every single deployment I went on, I had buddies die. They didn't bleed for stupid partisan issues everyone wants to argue about; they did it because they believed in the American dream. They wanted to stand for their country, state, and families, and they died with love in their hearts for their brothers and the United States of America." "Finally, I'm bound by my family — my wife and my three girls. I'm not moving them to DC like some other politicians. I'm supposed to be an envoy from Alabama to Washington, take the issues of the people of Alabama to Washington, and not bring the stupidity of Washington to the people of Alabama. The only way to do that is if my heart stays in the great state of Alabama and with my beautiful family."

Benny Johnson

61,798 views • 3 months ago

From Atlanta to Washington 🇺🇸 this weekend, vigils were everywhere. As I said, it’s personal now, and I will say it again: yes, I truly do not understand how anyone in their right mind & advisory board could ever believe they have the right to take the lives of thousands of people….then crown themselves with the presidency, parliament, etc., and then expect the entire world to stay silent.…just heartless … no-this will never be accepted, not now and not ever. And we will continue reminding the world that every single one of these fallen, innocent people who lost lives during the 2025 elections unrest in Tanzania-yes. people whose bodies were in piles like animals😢then self crowned head of state claimed killings were justified because “force was rightly applied”huh…These people have names, have mothers, have families, and have loved ones who are hurting deeply and who need healing through justice. Believe me when I say our voices will continue to speak for them. Will keep honoring them in the best way we can, every single day, while seeking justice for them, no matter how long it takes. I will keep reminding everyone that we care, and that every life on that list has a name. We will keep caring, and we will keep advocating because they mattered, and their lives were not in vain. We will never stop speaking out.… we refuse to let these lives be forgotten. Even if the Tanzanian government would prefer to silence or act like it never happened, we will not allow their memories to be erased. We have spoken for you, and now, as these past days have shown, the whole world is watching Tanzania. Truth and justice will win. Mark this, wapendwa.🙏🏽🇹🇿

From Atlanta to Washington 🇺🇸 this weekend, vigils were everywhere. As I said, it’s personal now, and I will say it again: yes, I truly do not understand how anyone in their right mind & advisory board could ever believe they have the right to take the lives of thousands of people….then crown themselves with the presidency, parliament, etc., and then expect the entire world to stay silent.…just heartless … no-this will never be accepted, not now and not ever. And we will continue reminding the world that every single one of these fallen, innocent people who lost lives during the 2025 elections unrest in Tanzania-yes. people whose bodies were in piles like animals😢then self crowned head of state claimed killings were justified because “force was rightly applied”huh…These people have names, have mothers, have families, and have loved ones who are hurting deeply and who need healing through justice. Believe me when I say our voices will continue to speak for them. Will keep honoring them in the best way we can, every single day, while seeking justice for them, no matter how long it takes. I will keep reminding everyone that we care, and that every life on that list has a name. We will keep caring, and we will keep advocating because they mattered, and their lives were not in vain. We will never stop speaking out.… we refuse to let these lives be forgotten. Even if the Tanzanian government would prefer to silence or act like it never happened, we will not allow their memories to be erased. We have spoken for you, and now, as these past days have shown, the whole world is watching Tanzania. Truth and justice will win. Mark this, wapendwa.🙏🏽🇹🇿

Tausi Likokola

15,313 views • 10 months ago

I recently read about a psychologist in 1980s who healed an entire ward of criminally insane patients. WITHOUT SPEAKING TO THEM. WITHOUT ENTERING THE WARD. WITHOUT LOOKING AT THEM. He simply sat in his office, read their files, and repeated 4 phrases over and over while staring at their photos. That's it. Here's an incredible story that'll make you rethink healing and consciousness. His name was Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len. The technique he used is called Ho'oponopono. It's a 5,000-year-old Hawaiian healing practice based on one radical premise: everything you experience is your responsibility to heal. And, the 4 phrases he uttered weren't instructions to them. They're instructions to himself: • I'm sorry • Please forgive me • Thank you • I love you That's the entire protocol. He repeated these while holding their file. While thinking of them. While acknowledging his role in their existence on their reality. But how did it work? Neuroscientists now know that holding resentment, anger, and blame literally reshapes your prefrontal cortex. Your thoughts about someone change their neural pathways in YOUR brain. When you release blame, you rewire yourself. And something bizarre happens: they often change too. Think about it this way. You're not healing them directly. You're healing your perception of them. You're removing the energetic charge you've placed on their existence. The moment you stop seeing them as guilty, dangerous, or broken, something shifts. They sense it. They respond to it. Dr. Len's insight was, "you can't change someone's behavior by confronting them. You change it by changing how you hold them internally." By taking responsibility for how they show up in your reality. By forgiving the part of yourself that attracted this person into your story. So, the 4 phrases work because they bypass the conscious mind. "I'm sorry" = I take responsibility for my role in this "Forgive me" = I release the judgment I've been holding "Thank you" = I recognize this person taught me something "I love you" = I see their wholeness despite their actions Repeat this 100 times a day and your nervous system reprograms. When you genuinely forgive—not for them, but for you—something neurological shifts. Your nervous system relaxes. Your perception opens. You see possibilities instead of problems. And paradoxically, the people you forgive often transform. Because you stopped projecting your pain onto them. Start today. ➸ Pick one person who still has a charge for you. ➸ Repeat the 4 phrases 50 times while thinking of them. ➸ "I'm sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you." Track what happens to your nervous system. To your thoughts about them. The deeper you go with Ho'oponopono, the more you realize: everyone who appears in your reality is a mirror. They're showing you something unhealed in yourself. Which means healing is always possible. Because the only person you can ever truly change is you.

I recently read about a psychologist in 1980s who healed an entire ward of criminally insane patients. WITHOUT SPEAKING TO THEM. WITHOUT ENTERING THE WARD. WITHOUT LOOKING AT THEM. He simply sat in his office, read their files, and repeated 4 phrases over and over while staring at their photos. That's it. Here's an incredible story that'll make you rethink healing and consciousness. His name was Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len. The technique he used is called Ho'oponopono. It's a 5,000-year-old Hawaiian healing practice based on one radical premise: everything you experience is your responsibility to heal. And, the 4 phrases he uttered weren't instructions to them. They're instructions to himself: • I'm sorry • Please forgive me • Thank you • I love you That's the entire protocol. He repeated these while holding their file. While thinking of them. While acknowledging his role in their existence on their reality. But how did it work? Neuroscientists now know that holding resentment, anger, and blame literally reshapes your prefrontal cortex. Your thoughts about someone change their neural pathways in YOUR brain. When you release blame, you rewire yourself. And something bizarre happens: they often change too. Think about it this way. You're not healing them directly. You're healing your perception of them. You're removing the energetic charge you've placed on their existence. The moment you stop seeing them as guilty, dangerous, or broken, something shifts. They sense it. They respond to it. Dr. Len's insight was, "you can't change someone's behavior by confronting them. You change it by changing how you hold them internally." By taking responsibility for how they show up in your reality. By forgiving the part of yourself that attracted this person into your story. So, the 4 phrases work because they bypass the conscious mind. "I'm sorry" = I take responsibility for my role in this "Forgive me" = I release the judgment I've been holding "Thank you" = I recognize this person taught me something "I love you" = I see their wholeness despite their actions Repeat this 100 times a day and your nervous system reprograms. When you genuinely forgive—not for them, but for you—something neurological shifts. Your nervous system relaxes. Your perception opens. You see possibilities instead of problems. And paradoxically, the people you forgive often transform. Because you stopped projecting your pain onto them. Start today. ➸ Pick one person who still has a charge for you. ➸ Repeat the 4 phrases 50 times while thinking of them. ➸ "I'm sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you." Track what happens to your nervous system. To your thoughts about them. The deeper you go with Ho'oponopono, the more you realize: everyone who appears in your reality is a mirror. They're showing you something unhealed in yourself. Which means healing is always possible. Because the only person you can ever truly change is you.

Darshak Rana ⚡️

312,564 views • 2 months ago