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جميل الحسن يتــ.وعّد نتنياهو.. وهادي العبدالله يتــ.وعد هؤلاء! Jamil al-Hassan Threatens Netanyahu… While Hadi al-Abdullah Threatens These People! #xmedia

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63,859 次观看 • 9 个月前

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐢 𝐆𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭’𝐬 𝐓𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐌𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐬: 𝐀 𝐓𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐑𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 – 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐥 𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥 𝐋𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐞𝐲’𝐬 𝐕𝐎𝐀 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰 General Michael Langley’s recent interview with VOA offers critical insight into the growing complexities of the Horn of Africa’s security landscape, with troubling developments in #Somalia at the center. While ISIS has gained a foothold in northern #Somalia (#Puntland), growing twofold over the past year, the situation in #Somalia itself is deteriorating rapidly. The feud between #Somalia and #Ethiopia threatens not only the African Union’s AUSOM construct but also the broader fight against Al-Shabaab. #Ethiopia has proven to be a formidable force, particularly in southwest Somalia, where its troops have led the charge in dismantling Al-Shabaab’s hold. Yet, #Somalia's increasingly hostile stance toward #Ethiopia is nothing short of irrational. #Ethiopia has been instrumental in stabilizing key regions, and their efforts have safeguarded #Somalian territory from falling entirely to militant control. For #Somalia to undermine this relationship is not only shortsighted but dangerous. Moreover, the #Somali government’s failure to consolidate its gains against Al-Shabaab, as highlighted by General Langley, shows a tactical incompetence. While Somali forces may clear regions, they lack the capability to maintain a credible holding force, allowing Al-Shabaab to reverse any gains within mere months. Even more concerning is the fact that the #Somali president, Hassan Sheikh (Hassan Sheikh Mohamud), openly admitted in #Oslo, Norway that he has placed former founders of Al-Shabaab in high-ranking government positions. How can any government hope to defeat terrorism when it actively integrates terrorists into its administration? This internal dysfunction within #Somalia presents a ripe opportunity for #Egypt, a nation that has long sought to destabilize the Horn of Africa to further its own interests. #Egypt, already known for using #Somalia as a proxy to distract #Ethiopia from its Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (#GERD) project, is now capitalizing on these divisions to amplify instability. By fostering discord, #Egypt aims to weaken #Ethiopia’s focus on its development and claim rights to the Nile based on outdated colonial agreements. This aggressive and destabilizing stance threatens to plunge the region into further conflict, all for #Egypt’s ambitions of controlling the Nile—a resource to which it contributes nothing. The US must call #Egypt out for its role in destabilizing the Horn of Africa. By leveraging regional tensions, #Egypt risks turning a delicate situation into an all-out war that could cost millions of lives, and it’s clear that their motives go beyond mere water rights. The stakes are higher than ever, and #Egypt’s actions represent the kind of colonial mentality that seeks to exploit and control the region. #Somaliland, a nation committed to stability and self-defense, stands ready to cooperate with #Ethiopia in safeguarding against this aggression. Together, these nations will work to counteract the influence of states driven by colonial ambitions and destabilizing policies. The Horn of Africa cannot afford to be the playground of nations seeking to advance their interests at the expense of millions. The growing threat of Al-Shabaab, the tactical failures of the #Somali government, and #Egypt’s manipulative role all point to a crisis that demands immediate international attention. #Ethiopia has played its part in defending the region—now it's time for the rest of the world to hold the true destabilizers accountable. #SomalilandRises #EthiopiaRises #HornOfAfrica #WarOnTerror

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐢 𝐆𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭’𝐬 𝐓𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐌𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐬: 𝐀 𝐓𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐑𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 – 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐥 𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥 𝐋𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐞𝐲’𝐬 𝐕𝐎𝐀 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰 General Michael Langley’s recent interview with VOA offers critical insight into the growing complexities of the Horn of Africa’s security landscape, with troubling developments in #Somalia at the center. While ISIS has gained a foothold in northern #Somalia (#Puntland), growing twofold over the past year, the situation in #Somalia itself is deteriorating rapidly. The feud between #Somalia and #Ethiopia threatens not only the African Union’s AUSOM construct but also the broader fight against Al-Shabaab. #Ethiopia has proven to be a formidable force, particularly in southwest Somalia, where its troops have led the charge in dismantling Al-Shabaab’s hold. Yet, #Somalia's increasingly hostile stance toward #Ethiopia is nothing short of irrational. #Ethiopia has been instrumental in stabilizing key regions, and their efforts have safeguarded #Somalian territory from falling entirely to militant control. For #Somalia to undermine this relationship is not only shortsighted but dangerous. Moreover, the #Somali government’s failure to consolidate its gains against Al-Shabaab, as highlighted by General Langley, shows a tactical incompetence. While Somali forces may clear regions, they lack the capability to maintain a credible holding force, allowing Al-Shabaab to reverse any gains within mere months. Even more concerning is the fact that the #Somali president, Hassan Sheikh (Hassan Sheikh Mohamud), openly admitted in #Oslo, Norway that he has placed former founders of Al-Shabaab in high-ranking government positions. How can any government hope to defeat terrorism when it actively integrates terrorists into its administration? This internal dysfunction within #Somalia presents a ripe opportunity for #Egypt, a nation that has long sought to destabilize the Horn of Africa to further its own interests. #Egypt, already known for using #Somalia as a proxy to distract #Ethiopia from its Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (#GERD) project, is now capitalizing on these divisions to amplify instability. By fostering discord, #Egypt aims to weaken #Ethiopia’s focus on its development and claim rights to the Nile based on outdated colonial agreements. This aggressive and destabilizing stance threatens to plunge the region into further conflict, all for #Egypt’s ambitions of controlling the Nile—a resource to which it contributes nothing. The US must call #Egypt out for its role in destabilizing the Horn of Africa. By leveraging regional tensions, #Egypt risks turning a delicate situation into an all-out war that could cost millions of lives, and it’s clear that their motives go beyond mere water rights. The stakes are higher than ever, and #Egypt’s actions represent the kind of colonial mentality that seeks to exploit and control the region. #Somaliland, a nation committed to stability and self-defense, stands ready to cooperate with #Ethiopia in safeguarding against this aggression. Together, these nations will work to counteract the influence of states driven by colonial ambitions and destabilizing policies. The Horn of Africa cannot afford to be the playground of nations seeking to advance their interests at the expense of millions. The growing threat of Al-Shabaab, the tactical failures of the #Somali government, and #Egypt’s manipulative role all point to a crisis that demands immediate international attention. #Ethiopia has played its part in defending the region—now it's time for the rest of the world to hold the true destabilizers accountable. #SomalilandRises #EthiopiaRises #HornOfAfrica #WarOnTerror

𝐃𝐫𝐂𝐚𝐚𝐫𝐨 🇺🇸

31,104 次观看 • 1 年前

The funeral of my cousin, Khalil Jamil Al-Masri, was one of the largest funerals witnessed in Gaza. He left behind a beautiful legacy and immense love in the hearts of those who knew him. I saw with my own eyes how everyone cried for him—not because he was simply well known, but because he was a kind and good-hearted person loved by everyone who met him. He was killed in cold blood. A sniper's bullet struck him while he was sitting and posing no threat to anyone. Here in Gaza, gunfire is often directed toward civilians, and these bullets become new tragedies for our families, taking from us the people we love most. I still cannot comprehend that I was speaking with him only a few days ago, and today all that remains are memories and prayers. May God have mercy on you, Khalil, and may the love you planted in the hearts of others be a light that accompanies you forever. 🤍

The funeral of my cousin, Khalil Jamil Al-Masri, was one of the largest funerals witnessed in Gaza. He left behind a beautiful legacy and immense love in the hearts of those who knew him. I saw with my own eyes how everyone cried for him—not because he was simply well known, but because he was a kind and good-hearted person loved by everyone who met him. He was killed in cold blood. A sniper's bullet struck him while he was sitting and posing no threat to anyone. Here in Gaza, gunfire is often directed toward civilians, and these bullets become new tragedies for our families, taking from us the people we love most. I still cannot comprehend that I was speaking with him only a few days ago, and today all that remains are memories and prayers. May God have mercy on you, Khalil, and may the love you planted in the hearts of others be a light that accompanies you forever. 🤍

Mahmoud Massri | مَحْمُود 🇵🇸

11,761 次观看 • 2 个月前

Former Qatari PM Hamad bin Jassim Al-Thani previously stated: “At the onset of the Syrian crisis, there was complete coordination between Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Sheikh Hamad sent me to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, and the king began by stating that Bashar is a criminal with blood on his hands, and after what happened during the Arab Spring, we cannot support something like it (Arab spring). However, we want to support the Syrian people and would like Qatar to take the lead while we stay in the background. You should determine what is needed and inform us. I told him that we need to coordinate with the Americans, Jordan, and Turkey. We began discussions with these parties and established two operations rooms, one in Jordan and the other in Turkey. The goal was to support the “resistance” since the flow of refugees had already begun, and the Turks warned us that if the numbers exceeded a certain limit, they would enter Syria and occupy part of it. These operations rooms were set up with representatives from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, and the Americans, and everything passed through these two centers.”

Former Qatari PM Hamad bin Jassim Al-Thani previously stated: “At the onset of the Syrian crisis, there was complete coordination between Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Sheikh Hamad sent me to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, and the king began by stating that Bashar is a criminal with blood on his hands, and after what happened during the Arab Spring, we cannot support something like it (Arab spring). However, we want to support the Syrian people and would like Qatar to take the lead while we stay in the background. You should determine what is needed and inform us. I told him that we need to coordinate with the Americans, Jordan, and Turkey. We began discussions with these parties and established two operations rooms, one in Jordan and the other in Turkey. The goal was to support the “resistance” since the flow of refugees had already begun, and the Turks warned us that if the numbers exceeded a certain limit, they would enter Syria and occupy part of it. These operations rooms were set up with representatives from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, and the Americans, and everything passed through these two centers.”

Warfare Analysis

244,619 次观看 • 1 年前

Justice Has Yet to Be Served: Was Abdullah Al-Sakka, the UAE-Backed Rapid Support Militia Member Accused of Torturing Qisma Ali Omar to Death, Really Captured? On the evening of Thursday, July 30, and the morning of Friday, July 31, 2026, a video circulated showing several prisoners from the Rapid support mitltiia. They were reportedly captured by fighters from Sudan’s Joint Force during recent battles in North Kordofan. Sudanese social media accounts, along with several widely followed news platforms, quickly claimed that one of the men in the video was Abdullah Al-Sakka, whose name has been associated with one of the most painful and horrifying videos to emerge from Sudan’s war. In that video, a young woman named Qisma Ali Omar appeared suspended by her arms from a tree. Her legs were tied as her body swung while she endured severe pain and humiliation. Some commentators viewed reports of Al-Sakka’s capture as the beginning of justice for Qisma. Sudanese Echo therefore examined the available material. The investigation raised serious questions about the identity of the prisoner and suggested that claims announcing Abdullah Al-Sakka’s capture may have been premature. Qisma Ali Omar and the Crime That Shocked Sudan By September 11, 2025, the video showing the torture of Qisma Ali Omar had spread widely across Sudanese social media, provoking an enormous wave of anger. The footage showed a young woman tied to a tree with a rope. Her hands and legs were restrained in a scene that reflected deliberate cruelty and systematic humiliation. The victim was soon identified as Qisma Ali Omar, a young woman from Nyala who belonged to the Zaghawa community. During September 2025, her name became a symbol of grief and public outrage, as well as a powerful reminder of the crimes committed against civilians during Sudan’s war. According to accounts that circulated with the video, members of the Rapid support mitltiia accused Qisma of cooperating with their opponents after she sent a voice message in the Zaghawa language to one of her relatives. Reports indicate that she was tortured while suspended from the tree and later died. The man filming her could be heard questioning her and treating her with extreme cruelty, in footage that triggered outrage inside Sudan and beyond. During the same period, the Rapid support mitltiia acknowledged in a statement that the man visible in the video was wearing the uniform commonly used by its fighters. The militia denied that its members were involved and claimed that the footage had been fabricated. Open-source investigations conducted after the video circulated led researchers to an account bearing the name Abdullah Al-Sakka. Material posted on the account contained indications that its owner was directly connected to the Rapid support mitltiia. Images of the account owner were then compared with the man seen in the video of Qisma’s torture. These comparisons contributed to the widespread identification of Al-Sakka as the man accused of carrying out and filming the crime. The account had published 143 videos over several months. Some of the footage showed the man in Zalingei, Central Darfur, near facilities and locations used by the Rapid support mitltiia. Activists also circulated another video, reportedly filmed by a militia intelligence unit several days before Qisma’s torture. It appeared to show a young woman resembling Qisma being handed over to commanders from the Rapid support mitltiia. One person in the video can be heard saying: “This is the accused woman. She has now been handed over by Rapid Support intelligence.” The names of two men, Taha and Saeed, are also mentioned. The woman’s phone is shown, along with a reference to a personal photograph that was allegedly among the materials used to accuse her. Accounts differ regarding the allegation made against Qisma. Some reports linked it to a voice message, while the second video referred to a personal photograph. Neither account provides any justification for her unlawful detention, torture or humiliation. What happened to Qisma forms part of a wider pattern in which civilians are accused of supporting the Sudanese army, before those allegations are used to justify their arrest, abuse and public humiliation. Is the Prisoner in the Video Abdullah Al-Sakka? Sudanese Echo began its verification process by extracting the clearest available frames from the prisoners’ video. The images were enhanced and compared with several photographs of Abdullah Al-Sakka taken from his previous accounts. The investigation also used artificial intelligence tools to assist in comparing the visible facial characteristics of the two men. The preliminary results indicated that the likelihood of the prisoner being Abdullah Al-Sakka was low. Sudanese Echo treated this result with caution. Facial comparison tools can be affected by camera angles, lighting, video quality, image compression, changes in body weight, injuries and differences in facial expression. Image enhancement tools also have significant limitations when applied to low-quality footage. They cannot recover every original detail lost from the source material. Their results therefore cannot independently confirm or exclude a person’s identity. Even with these limitations, the technical result, visual examination and apparent differences between the men’s facial features all weakened the widely circulated claim regarding the prisoner’s identity. Sudanese Echo then contacted Sudanese military intelligence and requested official confirmation of the prisoner’s identity, including whether Abdullah Al-Sakka was among the group shown in the video. The publication had received no response by the time this report was prepared. Sudanese Echo subsequently reviewed the well-known account attributed to Abdullah Al-Sakka. No recent activity was found that could establish his current location or circumstances. The account’s most recent post was published in February 2026. The account’s inactivity does not establish that its owner was captured. It also provides no clear indication of whether he was killed, injured or had disappeared. During the investigation, Sudanese Echo found material published on July 9, 2026, showing a man believed to be Abdullah Al-Sakka with apparent injuries. The material can be viewed through the following link: The link leads to a post on a TikTok account with the username user7332654721704. The post was published approximately 22 days before the prisoners’ video appeared. This time difference provides an important point of reference when examining the visible differences between the two men, although it does not independently establish the prisoner’s identity. As the investigation continued, Sudanese Echo located another account that appeared to be associated with Abdullah Al-Sakka. The account had published new material only hours before this report was prepared. One of its recent posts can be accessed through the following link: The link leads to a video posted by a TikTok account with the username b276521. The continued activity on this account provides another indication that weakens the claim that Abdullah Al-Sakka is the prisoner shown in the video. At the same time, the account’s activity does not prove that Al-Sakka personally uploaded the recent material. The account may be managed by another person, the footage may be old and reposted, or the content may have been published on his behalf. Sudanese Echo therefore treated the account’s activity as a lead requiring further examination, rather than conclusive evidence of Al-Sakka’s location or current status. A further development emerged as the investigation expanded, this time concerning the prisoner’s identity directly. Sudanese Echo found posts published by accounts attributed to members or supporters of the Rapid support mitltiia. The posts called for the release of a man reportedly captured during fighting in North Kordofan. These accounts used the same prisoners’ video that had been published by the Joint Force and later circulated by other accounts claiming the prisoner was Abdullah Al-Sakka. When Sudanese Echo traced the name mentioned in the posts, the prisoner was identified as Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko. The publication also found that accounts supporting the Rapid support mitltiia had circulated the same video while demanding the release of Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko. They used the exact footage that other accounts had cited as evidence that the prisoner was Abdullah Al-Sakka. One of the relevant posts can be viewed through the following link: A visual review of the available material indicates that the facial features of Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko, as seen in the circulated posts, more closely resemble those of the prisoner than the available images of Abdullah Al-Sakka. This conclusion should still be treated carefully. Social media posts may contain inaccurate or incomplete information. Confirming the prisoner’s identity would require independent evidence, including official documents, clearer photographs or confirmation from a credible authority holding the individual. The association of Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko’s name with the same video represents a significant development in the verification process. It provides a plausible explanation for the prisoner’s identity and is consistent with the earlier findings showing that the evidence connecting the man in the video to Abdullah Al-Sakka was weak. Taken together, the visual and technical comparisons, the absence of official confirmation, the July 9 footage, the recent activity on the second account and the appearance of Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko’s name alongside the prisoners’ video indicate that the captive is most likely Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko. Justice for Qisma and Other Victims It is understandable that Sudanese people want to see everyone involved in the torture of Qisma and other victims brought before a court. Achieving that goal requires accurate information that protects the integrity of the evidence and assists investigators in identifying those genuinely responsible for the crime. Misidentifying a prisoner could give the real suspect an opportunity to disappear. It could also damage the credibility of the documentation and reduce a crime requiring a serious criminal investigation to a rapidly circulating emotional claim. Qisma Ali Omar’s killing forms part of a wider pattern of abuses committed by the Rapid support mitltiia against civilians. The militia’s ability to continue committing such crimes has been enabled by the military, financial and logistical support it receives from the United Arab Emirates. One fact remains established: Qisma appeared in an exceptionally brutal video, restrained and suspended from a tree. What happened to her demands an independent criminal investigation capable of identifying everyone involved in her detention, torture and filming. Justice requires the full truth to be established, the real perpetrators to be arrested, the evidence to be preserved, witnesses to be heard and those responsible to be brought before a fair court. Until that happens, the most accurate conclusion remains: Justice has yet to be served. #Sudan #RSFIsATerroristOrganisation #UAEKillsSudanesePeople #UAESponsorsTerrorism

Justice Has Yet to Be Served: Was Abdullah Al-Sakka, the UAE-Backed Rapid Support Militia Member Accused of Torturing Qisma Ali Omar to Death, Really Captured? On the evening of Thursday, July 30, and the morning of Friday, July 31, 2026, a video circulated showing several prisoners from the Rapid support mitltiia. They were reportedly captured by fighters from Sudan’s Joint Force during recent battles in North Kordofan. Sudanese social media accounts, along with several widely followed news platforms, quickly claimed that one of the men in the video was Abdullah Al-Sakka, whose name has been associated with one of the most painful and horrifying videos to emerge from Sudan’s war. In that video, a young woman named Qisma Ali Omar appeared suspended by her arms from a tree. Her legs were tied as her body swung while she endured severe pain and humiliation. Some commentators viewed reports of Al-Sakka’s capture as the beginning of justice for Qisma. Sudanese Echo therefore examined the available material. The investigation raised serious questions about the identity of the prisoner and suggested that claims announcing Abdullah Al-Sakka’s capture may have been premature. Qisma Ali Omar and the Crime That Shocked Sudan By September 11, 2025, the video showing the torture of Qisma Ali Omar had spread widely across Sudanese social media, provoking an enormous wave of anger. The footage showed a young woman tied to a tree with a rope. Her hands and legs were restrained in a scene that reflected deliberate cruelty and systematic humiliation. The victim was soon identified as Qisma Ali Omar, a young woman from Nyala who belonged to the Zaghawa community. During September 2025, her name became a symbol of grief and public outrage, as well as a powerful reminder of the crimes committed against civilians during Sudan’s war. According to accounts that circulated with the video, members of the Rapid support mitltiia accused Qisma of cooperating with their opponents after she sent a voice message in the Zaghawa language to one of her relatives. Reports indicate that she was tortured while suspended from the tree and later died. The man filming her could be heard questioning her and treating her with extreme cruelty, in footage that triggered outrage inside Sudan and beyond. During the same period, the Rapid support mitltiia acknowledged in a statement that the man visible in the video was wearing the uniform commonly used by its fighters. The militia denied that its members were involved and claimed that the footage had been fabricated. Open-source investigations conducted after the video circulated led researchers to an account bearing the name Abdullah Al-Sakka. Material posted on the account contained indications that its owner was directly connected to the Rapid support mitltiia. Images of the account owner were then compared with the man seen in the video of Qisma’s torture. These comparisons contributed to the widespread identification of Al-Sakka as the man accused of carrying out and filming the crime. The account had published 143 videos over several months. Some of the footage showed the man in Zalingei, Central Darfur, near facilities and locations used by the Rapid support mitltiia. Activists also circulated another video, reportedly filmed by a militia intelligence unit several days before Qisma’s torture. It appeared to show a young woman resembling Qisma being handed over to commanders from the Rapid support mitltiia. One person in the video can be heard saying: “This is the accused woman. She has now been handed over by Rapid Support intelligence.” The names of two men, Taha and Saeed, are also mentioned. The woman’s phone is shown, along with a reference to a personal photograph that was allegedly among the materials used to accuse her. Accounts differ regarding the allegation made against Qisma. Some reports linked it to a voice message, while the second video referred to a personal photograph. Neither account provides any justification for her unlawful detention, torture or humiliation. What happened to Qisma forms part of a wider pattern in which civilians are accused of supporting the Sudanese army, before those allegations are used to justify their arrest, abuse and public humiliation. Is the Prisoner in the Video Abdullah Al-Sakka? Sudanese Echo began its verification process by extracting the clearest available frames from the prisoners’ video. The images were enhanced and compared with several photographs of Abdullah Al-Sakka taken from his previous accounts. The investigation also used artificial intelligence tools to assist in comparing the visible facial characteristics of the two men. The preliminary results indicated that the likelihood of the prisoner being Abdullah Al-Sakka was low. Sudanese Echo treated this result with caution. Facial comparison tools can be affected by camera angles, lighting, video quality, image compression, changes in body weight, injuries and differences in facial expression. Image enhancement tools also have significant limitations when applied to low-quality footage. They cannot recover every original detail lost from the source material. Their results therefore cannot independently confirm or exclude a person’s identity. Even with these limitations, the technical result, visual examination and apparent differences between the men’s facial features all weakened the widely circulated claim regarding the prisoner’s identity. Sudanese Echo then contacted Sudanese military intelligence and requested official confirmation of the prisoner’s identity, including whether Abdullah Al-Sakka was among the group shown in the video. The publication had received no response by the time this report was prepared. Sudanese Echo subsequently reviewed the well-known account attributed to Abdullah Al-Sakka. No recent activity was found that could establish his current location or circumstances. The account’s most recent post was published in February 2026. The account’s inactivity does not establish that its owner was captured. It also provides no clear indication of whether he was killed, injured or had disappeared. During the investigation, Sudanese Echo found material published on July 9, 2026, showing a man believed to be Abdullah Al-Sakka with apparent injuries. The material can be viewed through the following link: The link leads to a post on a TikTok account with the username user7332654721704. The post was published approximately 22 days before the prisoners’ video appeared. This time difference provides an important point of reference when examining the visible differences between the two men, although it does not independently establish the prisoner’s identity. As the investigation continued, Sudanese Echo located another account that appeared to be associated with Abdullah Al-Sakka. The account had published new material only hours before this report was prepared. One of its recent posts can be accessed through the following link: The link leads to a video posted by a TikTok account with the username b276521. The continued activity on this account provides another indication that weakens the claim that Abdullah Al-Sakka is the prisoner shown in the video. At the same time, the account’s activity does not prove that Al-Sakka personally uploaded the recent material. The account may be managed by another person, the footage may be old and reposted, or the content may have been published on his behalf. Sudanese Echo therefore treated the account’s activity as a lead requiring further examination, rather than conclusive evidence of Al-Sakka’s location or current status. A further development emerged as the investigation expanded, this time concerning the prisoner’s identity directly. Sudanese Echo found posts published by accounts attributed to members or supporters of the Rapid support mitltiia. The posts called for the release of a man reportedly captured during fighting in North Kordofan. These accounts used the same prisoners’ video that had been published by the Joint Force and later circulated by other accounts claiming the prisoner was Abdullah Al-Sakka. When Sudanese Echo traced the name mentioned in the posts, the prisoner was identified as Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko. The publication also found that accounts supporting the Rapid support mitltiia had circulated the same video while demanding the release of Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko. They used the exact footage that other accounts had cited as evidence that the prisoner was Abdullah Al-Sakka. One of the relevant posts can be viewed through the following link: A visual review of the available material indicates that the facial features of Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko, as seen in the circulated posts, more closely resemble those of the prisoner than the available images of Abdullah Al-Sakka. This conclusion should still be treated carefully. Social media posts may contain inaccurate or incomplete information. Confirming the prisoner’s identity would require independent evidence, including official documents, clearer photographs or confirmation from a credible authority holding the individual. The association of Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko’s name with the same video represents a significant development in the verification process. It provides a plausible explanation for the prisoner’s identity and is consistent with the earlier findings showing that the evidence connecting the man in the video to Abdullah Al-Sakka was weak. Taken together, the visual and technical comparisons, the absence of official confirmation, the July 9 footage, the recent activity on the second account and the appearance of Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko’s name alongside the prisoners’ video indicate that the captive is most likely Gadim Hamdan Adam Koko. Justice for Qisma and Other Victims It is understandable that Sudanese people want to see everyone involved in the torture of Qisma and other victims brought before a court. Achieving that goal requires accurate information that protects the integrity of the evidence and assists investigators in identifying those genuinely responsible for the crime. Misidentifying a prisoner could give the real suspect an opportunity to disappear. It could also damage the credibility of the documentation and reduce a crime requiring a serious criminal investigation to a rapidly circulating emotional claim. Qisma Ali Omar’s killing forms part of a wider pattern of abuses committed by the Rapid support mitltiia against civilians. The militia’s ability to continue committing such crimes has been enabled by the military, financial and logistical support it receives from the United Arab Emirates. One fact remains established: Qisma appeared in an exceptionally brutal video, restrained and suspended from a tree. What happened to her demands an independent criminal investigation capable of identifying everyone involved in her detention, torture and filming. Justice requires the full truth to be established, the real perpetrators to be arrested, the evidence to be preserved, witnesses to be heard and those responsible to be brought before a fair court. Until that happens, the most accurate conclusion remains: Justice has yet to be served. #Sudan #RSFIsATerroristOrganisation #UAEKillsSudanesePeople #UAESponsorsTerrorism

Sudanese Echo

25,950 次观看 • 26 天前

🚨 Breaking 🚨 Last night Mojtaba Khamenei was reportedly pushed into leadership under pressure from the IRGC in an attempt to preserve the Islamic Republic after Ali Khamenei. But videos from inside Iran tell a different story. Across multiple cities, Iranians are chanting the name of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi from their windows and neighborhoods, while shouting slogans against Mojtaba Khamenei and the regime. ⚠️ In some of these videos, security forces can be seen opening fire toward residential buildings while people chant pro-Pahlavi slogans from their homes. Despite the gunfire and intimidation, the chants continue. The message from the Iranian people is unmistakable: they reject the entire structure of the Islamic Republic. Iranians are demanding regime change, national unity, and the preservation of Iran’s territorial integrity. They want a new future chosen by the Iranian people themselves. The world must watch. No one can silence or rewrite the future of a united nation standing shoulder to shoulder and standing behind Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. Reuters The Associated Press AFP News Agency BBC News (World) CNN Sky News NBC News CBS News ABC News Bloomberg Financial Times The Wall Street Journal The Guardian The Telegraph FRANCE 24 English DW News Al Jazeera English The White House President Donald J. Trump Secretary Marco Rubio Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Lindsey Graham Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו U.S. Central Command Fox News Sean Hannity 🇺🇸 Rapid Response 47 #RezaPahlaviForIran #IranRevolution2026 #DigitalBlackOutIran #IranMassacre

🚨 Breaking 🚨 Last night Mojtaba Khamenei was reportedly pushed into leadership under pressure from the IRGC in an attempt to preserve the Islamic Republic after Ali Khamenei. But videos from inside Iran tell a different story. Across multiple cities, Iranians are chanting the name of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi from their windows and neighborhoods, while shouting slogans against Mojtaba Khamenei and the regime. ⚠️ In some of these videos, security forces can be seen opening fire toward residential buildings while people chant pro-Pahlavi slogans from their homes. Despite the gunfire and intimidation, the chants continue. The message from the Iranian people is unmistakable: they reject the entire structure of the Islamic Republic. Iranians are demanding regime change, national unity, and the preservation of Iran’s territorial integrity. They want a new future chosen by the Iranian people themselves. The world must watch. No one can silence or rewrite the future of a united nation standing shoulder to shoulder and standing behind Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. Reuters The Associated Press AFP News Agency BBC News (World) CNN Sky News NBC News CBS News ABC News Bloomberg Financial Times The Wall Street Journal The Guardian The Telegraph FRANCE 24 English DW News Al Jazeera English The White House President Donald J. Trump Secretary Marco Rubio Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Lindsey Graham Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו U.S. Central Command Fox News Sean Hannity 🇺🇸 Rapid Response 47 #RezaPahlaviForIran #IranRevolution2026 #DigitalBlackOutIran #IranMassacre

Shahinlooo

48,134 次观看 • 5 个月前

Syrian lawyer and human rights activist Joumana Seif speaks at Security Council on Syria. Main takeaways: - With Assad gone, sanctions harming civilians must be lifted. - Syrians need investments, reconstruction and economic vitalization. - Referring to the Coastal region massacres, Seif stated that while regime remnants initially attacked state security forces, the response was a brutal, indiscriminate massacre that also targetted civilians driven by revenge. She also mentioned that Syrians are awaiting the final report from Al-Sharaa’s investigation into the events, set for release on April 9th. - Syrians must develop a transitional justice plan with victims' associations and civil society, ensuring fair trials, truth commissions, compensation, and safeguards against future atrocities. The international community should support this effort. - Ongoing investigations and trials in Europe under universal jurisdiction must continue to support the fight against impunity. - A diverse Syria can only thrive under a democratic system that guarantees equal rights for all citizens and ensures their participation in shaping the country's future. - In the new Syria, the ruling authorities must break with the legacy of tyranny, terrorism, corruption, and sectarianism, uphold international law, and ensure the essential participation of Syrian women in shaping the future. - The national dialogue conference and constitutional declaration, failed to address democratic transition and recognize Syria's diversity. The executive, led by the president, holds excessive power, while the legislative and judicial branches lack accountability, undermining checks and balances and contradicting the principle of separation of powers. - Despite these concerns, she supports the new Syria and aims to correct mistakes by amending the constitutional declaration, promoting inclusivity, initiating a national dialogue, and forming a democratic state with an inclusive government and an elected legislative council that represents all Syrians. - Seif stated that over the past 14 years she has been actively involved in efforts to implicate Assad-regime members, including Jamil Al Hassan, Maher and Bashar Al-Assad, for their use of chemical weapons against civilians. On a personal note Seif mentioned that she was from a Damascene Sunni family, and that her father, Riad Seif, was imprisoned for 8 years by the Assad regime for advocating democracy and human rights. Her younger brother, Iyad Seif, went missing in 1996. These events shaped her into a human rights activist, connecting her with thousands of opposition members united against tyranny and for democracy.

Syrian lawyer and human rights activist Joumana Seif speaks at Security Council on Syria. Main takeaways: - With Assad gone, sanctions harming civilians must be lifted. - Syrians need investments, reconstruction and economic vitalization. - Referring to the Coastal region massacres, Seif stated that while regime remnants initially attacked state security forces, the response was a brutal, indiscriminate massacre that also targetted civilians driven by revenge. She also mentioned that Syrians are awaiting the final report from Al-Sharaa’s investigation into the events, set for release on April 9th. - Syrians must develop a transitional justice plan with victims' associations and civil society, ensuring fair trials, truth commissions, compensation, and safeguards against future atrocities. The international community should support this effort. - Ongoing investigations and trials in Europe under universal jurisdiction must continue to support the fight against impunity. - A diverse Syria can only thrive under a democratic system that guarantees equal rights for all citizens and ensures their participation in shaping the country's future. - In the new Syria, the ruling authorities must break with the legacy of tyranny, terrorism, corruption, and sectarianism, uphold international law, and ensure the essential participation of Syrian women in shaping the future. - The national dialogue conference and constitutional declaration, failed to address democratic transition and recognize Syria's diversity. The executive, led by the president, holds excessive power, while the legislative and judicial branches lack accountability, undermining checks and balances and contradicting the principle of separation of powers. - Despite these concerns, she supports the new Syria and aims to correct mistakes by amending the constitutional declaration, promoting inclusivity, initiating a national dialogue, and forming a democratic state with an inclusive government and an elected legislative council that represents all Syrians. - Seif stated that over the past 14 years she has been actively involved in efforts to implicate Assad-regime members, including Jamil Al Hassan, Maher and Bashar Al-Assad, for their use of chemical weapons against civilians. On a personal note Seif mentioned that she was from a Damascene Sunni family, and that her father, Riad Seif, was imprisoned for 8 years by the Assad regime for advocating democracy and human rights. Her younger brother, Iyad Seif, went missing in 1996. These events shaped her into a human rights activist, connecting her with thousands of opposition members united against tyranny and for democracy.

Rami Jarrah

110,139 次观看 • 1 年前

Ahmed al Ahmed's cousin gives an interview to Al Araby ✅ His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed ✅ Ahmed is Australian, of Syrian origin, from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab ✅ He didn’t know; it was not targeting Jews. He saw an armed man shooting at people. When he saw people dying and being shot, he couldn’t bear it. ✅ At first, he wasn’t thinking about dying. When he saw people dying and bullets flying above his head, he said, “God gave me courage.” ✅ Regret? No, God forbid. On the contrary, it was a heroic act. Why regret it? He is proud that he saved lives. Only God knows how many people would have died. ✅ We live in Australia with all nationalities and sects. In our life, we never think about these things—whether someone is of a certain nationality or religion. Here, we don’t care whether someone is Jewish, Syrian, Muslim, or otherwise Full translation of interview: Mr. Mustafa, allow me to speak with you. We will watch a video that perhaps Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also seen. Afterwards, Netanyahu said the following: “I watched a video of a Jewish man attacking one of the assailants, disarming him, and saving lives that only God knows.” For Netanyahu, the person who saved lives is a Jewish man. Could you tell us who saved lives and what your relationship with him is? Peace be upon you. How are you? Hello and welcome. Thank you. Hello, my dear brother, greetings to all your viewers on your honorable channel. If it’s correct, Mustafa Al-Asaad, I would like to introduce you to Ahmed Al-Ahmed. Hello, welcome. Ahmed. Ahmed is Australian, of Syrian origin, from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab. His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed. You’re Mustafa, right? Yes. I apologize; the video cut out, but I can hear you well. The picture has returned. Can you introduce Ahmed again from the beginning? He is Australian, a citizen of Australia, of Syrian origin from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab. His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed. Okay, what is your relation to him? He is my maternal uncle’s son—so a cousin, roughly. And you were with him? You were at the hospital with him. Where is he now? Ahmed is currently at St. George Hospital in Kogarah, Sydney. Tomorrow morning, he will undergo treatment to remove bullets from his left shoulder. He was shot twice: once in his shoulder and once in his left arm. How is his condition? His condition is stable. We are waiting until morning to remove the bullets from his shoulder, God willing. Why wait until morning to remove the bullets? His condition is stable, thank God. The doctors said that tomorrow morning, God willing, they will remove the bullets from his body. These are medical matters; I don’t know the details—the hospital makes the decision. Did you speak with him? Yes, yes, I spoke with him and saw him. I sat with him for almost an hour, God willing. The first question that comes to mind: in the video—if the colleagues allow us to watch it again—he moves between cars, attacks one of the armed men, and disarms him. What was going through his mind at that moment while risking his life? Did he know that this attack was targeting Jews? He didn’t know; it was not targeting Jews. He saw an armed man shooting at people. When he saw people dying and being shot, he couldn’t bear it. It was a humanitarian act more than anything else. Any decent human being and citizen, when seeing this, would surely want to stop the deaths. Did he talk about moments of fear? Did he think about his life while trying to take the weapon? I spoke to him; he told me about it. At first, he wasn’t thinking about dying. When he saw people dying and bullets flying above his head, he said, “God gave me courage.” After he managed to take the weapon and was injured, did he feel any regret? Regret? No, God forbid. On the contrary, it was a heroic act. Why regret it? He is proud that he saved lives. Only God knows how many people would have died. Life and death are in God’s hands. He did a heroic act; why would he regret it? He is very proud that he saved even one life. We know well the situation in the Middle East and Israel’s actions and sensitivities regarding the Israeli state. But in your normal human discussion with him as family... Because Israel in Australia perceives this attack as antisemitic. Before discovering that the person who saved Jewish lives is in fact a Muslim from an Arab country. In your conversation with Ahmed, did you sense any negative view toward Jews? Does this justify Israel’s belief in antisemitism? We live in Australia with all nationalities and sects. In our life, we never think about these things—whether someone is of a certain nationality or religion. Here, we don’t care whether someone is Jewish, Syrian, Muslim, or otherwise. When Ahmed saw the scene and people being shot, his conscience told him he couldn’t bear it. God gave him strength and faith to stop the person shooting at people. We don’t think about religion or nationality; we are Australians living together with love and respect. Do you feel that the Arab community or Australians of Arab origin have seen a change in how the wider Australian society views them after this incident? No, that is not true. I don’t think that will happen. We have lived in Australia for a long time. We are Australian citizens and have never seen such views or experienced racism. We work and live together regardless of religion, background, or nationality.

Ahmed al Ahmed's cousin gives an interview to Al Araby ✅ His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed ✅ Ahmed is Australian, of Syrian origin, from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab ✅ He didn’t know; it was not targeting Jews. He saw an armed man shooting at people. When he saw people dying and being shot, he couldn’t bear it. ✅ At first, he wasn’t thinking about dying. When he saw people dying and bullets flying above his head, he said, “God gave me courage.” ✅ Regret? No, God forbid. On the contrary, it was a heroic act. Why regret it? He is proud that he saved lives. Only God knows how many people would have died. ✅ We live in Australia with all nationalities and sects. In our life, we never think about these things—whether someone is of a certain nationality or religion. Here, we don’t care whether someone is Jewish, Syrian, Muslim, or otherwise Full translation of interview: Mr. Mustafa, allow me to speak with you. We will watch a video that perhaps Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also seen. Afterwards, Netanyahu said the following: “I watched a video of a Jewish man attacking one of the assailants, disarming him, and saving lives that only God knows.” For Netanyahu, the person who saved lives is a Jewish man. Could you tell us who saved lives and what your relationship with him is? Peace be upon you. How are you? Hello and welcome. Thank you. Hello, my dear brother, greetings to all your viewers on your honorable channel. If it’s correct, Mustafa Al-Asaad, I would like to introduce you to Ahmed Al-Ahmed. Hello, welcome. Ahmed. Ahmed is Australian, of Syrian origin, from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab. His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed. You’re Mustafa, right? Yes. I apologize; the video cut out, but I can hear you well. The picture has returned. Can you introduce Ahmed again from the beginning? He is Australian, a citizen of Australia, of Syrian origin from the city of Idlib, from the village of Al-Nayrab. His full name is Ahmed Fathi Al-Ahmed. Okay, what is your relation to him? He is my maternal uncle’s son—so a cousin, roughly. And you were with him? You were at the hospital with him. Where is he now? Ahmed is currently at St. George Hospital in Kogarah, Sydney. Tomorrow morning, he will undergo treatment to remove bullets from his left shoulder. He was shot twice: once in his shoulder and once in his left arm. How is his condition? His condition is stable. We are waiting until morning to remove the bullets from his shoulder, God willing. Why wait until morning to remove the bullets? His condition is stable, thank God. The doctors said that tomorrow morning, God willing, they will remove the bullets from his body. These are medical matters; I don’t know the details—the hospital makes the decision. Did you speak with him? Yes, yes, I spoke with him and saw him. I sat with him for almost an hour, God willing. The first question that comes to mind: in the video—if the colleagues allow us to watch it again—he moves between cars, attacks one of the armed men, and disarms him. What was going through his mind at that moment while risking his life? Did he know that this attack was targeting Jews? He didn’t know; it was not targeting Jews. He saw an armed man shooting at people. When he saw people dying and being shot, he couldn’t bear it. It was a humanitarian act more than anything else. Any decent human being and citizen, when seeing this, would surely want to stop the deaths. Did he talk about moments of fear? Did he think about his life while trying to take the weapon? I spoke to him; he told me about it. At first, he wasn’t thinking about dying. When he saw people dying and bullets flying above his head, he said, “God gave me courage.” After he managed to take the weapon and was injured, did he feel any regret? Regret? No, God forbid. On the contrary, it was a heroic act. Why regret it? He is proud that he saved lives. Only God knows how many people would have died. Life and death are in God’s hands. He did a heroic act; why would he regret it? He is very proud that he saved even one life. We know well the situation in the Middle East and Israel’s actions and sensitivities regarding the Israeli state. But in your normal human discussion with him as family... Because Israel in Australia perceives this attack as antisemitic. Before discovering that the person who saved Jewish lives is in fact a Muslim from an Arab country. In your conversation with Ahmed, did you sense any negative view toward Jews? Does this justify Israel’s belief in antisemitism? We live in Australia with all nationalities and sects. In our life, we never think about these things—whether someone is of a certain nationality or religion. Here, we don’t care whether someone is Jewish, Syrian, Muslim, or otherwise. When Ahmed saw the scene and people being shot, his conscience told him he couldn’t bear it. God gave him strength and faith to stop the person shooting at people. We don’t think about religion or nationality; we are Australians living together with love and respect. Do you feel that the Arab community or Australians of Arab origin have seen a change in how the wider Australian society views them after this incident? No, that is not true. I don’t think that will happen. We have lived in Australia for a long time. We are Australian citizens and have never seen such views or experienced racism. We work and live together regardless of religion, background, or nationality.

Farrukh

226,526 次观看 • 8 个月前

💢 REPORT | Israel Violating Ceasefire on Day One, Killing 3 Civilians and Pushing Into Villages in Lebanon In the first 24 hours after the U.S.-Iran deal was formally announced, Israel has repeatedly violated the U.S.-backed Lebanon ceasefire, killing civilians, shelling towns, and attempting ground incursions across south Lebanon despite the agreement’s stated clause of halting fighting “on all fronts, including Lebanon.” 🔸 The dead: ➤ Ismail Allam was killed in Yater (Bint Jbeil) in an explosion whose cause, whether an Israeli strike, unexploded ordnance, or another suspicious object, remains under investigation. L’Orient Today described him as the first person killed in Lebanon since the deal took effect overnight. ➤ An Israeli drone later struck a car at the Kfar Tibnit roundabout, killing a person whose body was reportedly left unrecognizable, according to L’Orient Today. ➤ Earlier, an Israeli drone dropped a stun grenade on civilians walking toward Mansouri (Sour), killing one person and wounding several others. 🔸 A journalist targeted: ➤ Press TV correspondent Hadi Hoteit was wounded in Kfar Tibnit after an Israeli drone dropped a grenade that exploded less than a meter from him while he was reporting. Speaking from the hospital, Hoteit said Israel had deliberately targeted him. Video appears to show deliberate targeting as well. ➤ Lebanon’s photojournalists’ syndicate later urged journalists not to rush back into frontline areas, warning that “nothing is guaranteed.” 🔸 Ground incursions and clashes: ➤ Hezbollah said it “repelled” an Israeli force, including an excavator and two Merkava tanks, advancing from Arnoun toward Kfar Tibnit at around 6:15 p.m., using guided missiles and Ababil attack drones. ➤ Drop Site sources in the south reported Israeli forces attempting to push into Bra’shit, with tanks audible and a massive explosion reported in the village. Israeli troops were also said to be positioned near homes on the outskirts toward Beit Yahoun and Kounine. ➤ Israeli soldiers advanced and carried out sweeping fire toward Bouyout al-Sayyed near a UNIFIL position in the Sour district 🔸 Shelling, drones, and blocked roads: ➤ Israeli artillery struck the Ali al-Taher hills and a road near Zawtar al-Sharqieh, while the army detonated a large explosive device in Aita al-Jabal and, according to Lebanon’s National News Agency and Drop Site sources, detonated car bombs on the Haris-Tibnin road. ➤ Quadcopter drones were reported “dropping bombs,” while roads around Haris, Kafra, Haddatha, and Tebnine were described as too dangerous to travel. The Lebanese Army closed multiple roads and warned displaced residents not to return to border villages. 🔸 The toll and the backdrop: ➤ Lebanon’s Health Ministry said Israeli attacks over the previous 24 hours killed 15 people and wounded 82, bringing the toll since March 2 to 3,798 killed and 11,781 wounded. ➤ Israeli leaders also made clear they do not consider themselves bound by the agreement. Netanyahu said the army would remain in Lebanon “as long as necessary” and, according to Israeli media, told Trump that Israel “does not consider itself bound by the Lebanon clause.” Defense Minister Israel Katz and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich likewise vowed to continue military operations, with Smotrich calling for the campaign in Lebanon to be intensified.

💢 REPORT | Israel Violating Ceasefire on Day One, Killing 3 Civilians and Pushing Into Villages in Lebanon In the first 24 hours after the U.S.-Iran deal was formally announced, Israel has repeatedly violated the U.S.-backed Lebanon ceasefire, killing civilians, shelling towns, and attempting ground incursions across south Lebanon despite the agreement’s stated clause of halting fighting “on all fronts, including Lebanon.” 🔸 The dead: ➤ Ismail Allam was killed in Yater (Bint Jbeil) in an explosion whose cause, whether an Israeli strike, unexploded ordnance, or another suspicious object, remains under investigation. L’Orient Today described him as the first person killed in Lebanon since the deal took effect overnight. ➤ An Israeli drone later struck a car at the Kfar Tibnit roundabout, killing a person whose body was reportedly left unrecognizable, according to L’Orient Today. ➤ Earlier, an Israeli drone dropped a stun grenade on civilians walking toward Mansouri (Sour), killing one person and wounding several others. 🔸 A journalist targeted: ➤ Press TV correspondent Hadi Hoteit was wounded in Kfar Tibnit after an Israeli drone dropped a grenade that exploded less than a meter from him while he was reporting. Speaking from the hospital, Hoteit said Israel had deliberately targeted him. Video appears to show deliberate targeting as well. ➤ Lebanon’s photojournalists’ syndicate later urged journalists not to rush back into frontline areas, warning that “nothing is guaranteed.” 🔸 Ground incursions and clashes: ➤ Hezbollah said it “repelled” an Israeli force, including an excavator and two Merkava tanks, advancing from Arnoun toward Kfar Tibnit at around 6:15 p.m., using guided missiles and Ababil attack drones. ➤ Drop Site sources in the south reported Israeli forces attempting to push into Bra’shit, with tanks audible and a massive explosion reported in the village. Israeli troops were also said to be positioned near homes on the outskirts toward Beit Yahoun and Kounine. ➤ Israeli soldiers advanced and carried out sweeping fire toward Bouyout al-Sayyed near a UNIFIL position in the Sour district 🔸 Shelling, drones, and blocked roads: ➤ Israeli artillery struck the Ali al-Taher hills and a road near Zawtar al-Sharqieh, while the army detonated a large explosive device in Aita al-Jabal and, according to Lebanon’s National News Agency and Drop Site sources, detonated car bombs on the Haris-Tibnin road. ➤ Quadcopter drones were reported “dropping bombs,” while roads around Haris, Kafra, Haddatha, and Tebnine were described as too dangerous to travel. The Lebanese Army closed multiple roads and warned displaced residents not to return to border villages. 🔸 The toll and the backdrop: ➤ Lebanon’s Health Ministry said Israeli attacks over the previous 24 hours killed 15 people and wounded 82, bringing the toll since March 2 to 3,798 killed and 11,781 wounded. ➤ Israeli leaders also made clear they do not consider themselves bound by the agreement. Netanyahu said the army would remain in Lebanon “as long as necessary” and, according to Israeli media, told Trump that Israel “does not consider itself bound by the Lebanon clause.” Defense Minister Israel Katz and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich likewise vowed to continue military operations, with Smotrich calling for the campaign in Lebanon to be intensified.

Drop Site

47,911 次观看 • 2 个月前

🚨BREAKING: NY MAYOR MAMDANI HOSTS THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD Mayor Zohran Mamdani just sat down for a “productive meeting” with MAS NY, MAS Brooklyn, and the MAS Youth Center (aka - THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD OPERATING IN AMERICA) This is the same Muslim American Society (MAS) that produced and platforms Abdullah Akl, the Within Our Lifetime leader who stood on October 7, 2025 - the second anniversary in the streets of Manhattan and declared they “didn’t act enough” and will “show up stronger than the first October 7.” REMEMBER This invitation to a Jihadi organization steeped in Muslim Brotherhood and open anti-Jewish activism comes days after a Jewish man was stabbed on the Upper West Side by an attacker screaming “Allahu Akbar.” This is the same Akl who led crowds chanting for Hamas to “strike, strike Tel Aviv,” who celebrates intifada, and who operates openly under the MAS banner while spewing open contempt for Jews and non-Muslims. MAS is not some benign community group. They were founded in 1993 as the public American arm of the Muslim Brotherhood. Brotherhood members built it. Its own leaders admitted ~45% of active members were Ikhwan. It trains on Hassan al-Banna and Sayyid Qutb. Internal Brotherhood documents discuss “grand Jihad” to destroy Western civilization from within. Its political arm under Mahdi Bray spent years defending Holy Land Foundation (Hamas financiers), Abdurrahman Alamoudi, Sami Al-Arian, and a parade of others tied to designated ISLAMIC terrorist groups. Now Mamdani - who before taking office regularly showed up at WOL rallies and led their chants - is hosting the very network that incubates this hatred. Their wish list? Protected prayer times and spaces in public schools, an end to “repression” of pro-Palestinian speech and SJPs (the same speech that includes October 7 celebration and calls for more), more “youth spaces,” and the disbanding of the NYPD unit that has to deal with the street violence these TERROR groups bring. This is not outreach. This is a deliberate middle finger to every non-Muslim New Yorker and a green light for the next escalation against Jews after the terror they just cheered. The mayor is not merely tolerating the enemy within - he is seating them at the table and asking how he can help. NEW YORK CITY HAS FALLEN TO ISLAM! WHY IS THE BROTHERHOOD STILL OPERATIONAL IN AMERICA AND SPREAD ACROSS ALL 50 STATES!?

🚨BREAKING: NY MAYOR MAMDANI HOSTS THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD Mayor Zohran Mamdani just sat down for a “productive meeting” with MAS NY, MAS Brooklyn, and the MAS Youth Center (aka - THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD OPERATING IN AMERICA) This is the same Muslim American Society (MAS) that produced and platforms Abdullah Akl, the Within Our Lifetime leader who stood on October 7, 2025 - the second anniversary in the streets of Manhattan and declared they “didn’t act enough” and will “show up stronger than the first October 7.” REMEMBER This invitation to a Jihadi organization steeped in Muslim Brotherhood and open anti-Jewish activism comes days after a Jewish man was stabbed on the Upper West Side by an attacker screaming “Allahu Akbar.” This is the same Akl who led crowds chanting for Hamas to “strike, strike Tel Aviv,” who celebrates intifada, and who operates openly under the MAS banner while spewing open contempt for Jews and non-Muslims. MAS is not some benign community group. They were founded in 1993 as the public American arm of the Muslim Brotherhood. Brotherhood members built it. Its own leaders admitted ~45% of active members were Ikhwan. It trains on Hassan al-Banna and Sayyid Qutb. Internal Brotherhood documents discuss “grand Jihad” to destroy Western civilization from within. Its political arm under Mahdi Bray spent years defending Holy Land Foundation (Hamas financiers), Abdurrahman Alamoudi, Sami Al-Arian, and a parade of others tied to designated ISLAMIC terrorist groups. Now Mamdani - who before taking office regularly showed up at WOL rallies and led their chants - is hosting the very network that incubates this hatred. Their wish list? Protected prayer times and spaces in public schools, an end to “repression” of pro-Palestinian speech and SJPs (the same speech that includes October 7 celebration and calls for more), more “youth spaces,” and the disbanding of the NYPD unit that has to deal with the street violence these TERROR groups bring. This is not outreach. This is a deliberate middle finger to every non-Muslim New Yorker and a green light for the next escalation against Jews after the terror they just cheered. The mayor is not merely tolerating the enemy within - he is seating them at the table and asking how he can help. NEW YORK CITY HAS FALLEN TO ISLAM! WHY IS THE BROTHERHOOD STILL OPERATIONAL IN AMERICA AND SPREAD ACROSS ALL 50 STATES!?

Amy Mek

505,198 次观看 • 1 个月前