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Don't forget that these Palestinians are very happy to play lapdogs for Zionists.

the thing about normalizing with Israel is that not only does it not guarantee you’ll be left alone as has been evidence these past 3 years, you’re also endangering everyone else who still hasn’t normalized. The 1982 siege of Beirut would not have happened if not for Camp David

@DouggietheK @CraigMokhiber @susanabulhawa And if the government helps Israel with bombing their own country, will people stand idly by and allow that to continue? Akid la.

@CraigMokhiber @susanabulhawa I think this Lebanese “government” can agree to whatever the Israelis want but I don’t think the Lebanese army will make any move against Hezbollah.

The same toxic alliance between Christian nationalism and Israeli Zionism that has corrupted US politics for decades now appears poised to destroy the 83-year-old experiment that is Lebanese independence. If the Lebanese government enters into a devil’s pact with the US-Israel Axis to attack its own people and to surrender its own sovereignty on behalf of the Israeli regime, this will be the beginning of the end for Lebanon. Israel is betting it can provoke a civil war, and then sit on the sidelines laughing as Lebanon bleeds. Only Lebanese unity will preserve its independence and save it from the tyranny of the US-Israel Axis. Not sectarianism. Not Western meddling. Not Lebanese complicity. Not surrender. Unity.

I am told that Israel assured the world that it had no intention of targeting civilians in Gaza. I am told that Zionist leaders had assured the Arab population in Palestine prior to 1948 that they had no intentions of harming them.

@HibaNasr @AhmadFPR In a negotiation, you must be able to make concessions in order to come to an agreement. Exactly which of these positions will the Lebanese government be forced to make concessions on? How can any of these being even slight conceded be worth celebrating?

‼️ During the meeting , #Lebanon reaffirmed its position on the need to return to the cessation of hostilities agreement, ensure the return of displaced persons, restore full Lebanese territory, & extend Lebanese sovereignty over every inch of its 10,452 square kilometers.

April 12, 2026, I visited Marwan Barghouti in my capacity as his lawyer. What I confirmed through this visit is deeply alarming. In recent weeks, Marwan Barghouti has been subjected to three violent assaults. On April 8 in Ganot Prison, he was severely beaten and left bleeding for more than two hours. He requested medical care and was denied treatment. On March 25, he was assaulted during his transfer from Megiddo to Ganot. On March 24, in Megiddo Prison, guards entered his cell with a dog, forced him to the ground, and the dog repeatedly attacked him.  These are not isolated incidents. They form a clear pattern of escalating abuse: violence, medical neglect, and treatment that places him at immediate risk. He had a great deal to say. Above all, he wanted to know more about his family and the Palestinian people, What is happening in Palestinian and Israeli scene I tried to tell him everything I know. But even that conversation took place under absurd conditions: the phones did not work, so we had to shout through the glass just to hear each other. For five hours, I sat there without food or water, trying to make sure this visit meant something. This is what a legal visit looks like today: basic conditions denied, communication obstructed, and even the most elementary human and professional standards ignored. And still, despite all of that, his mind was sharp, focused, and deeply engaged with everything happening outside those prison walls.

@Massasplinter69 @noisyb0y1 And now he’s spamming AI emails that will end up in the junk pile 😂

@noisyb0y1 AI post with nothing butAI comments talking about how cool AI is. A normal day on the internet

A regular American student bought an iPad and Mac Mini for $2,200. Connected them to his MacBook. Three computers on one desk - dorm roommates thought he was mining crypto. He just set up the automation and went to sleep. In the morning the system had already processed hundreds of leads, written personalized emails to each one and filled the CRM without a single touch. The team that did this before him- cost $7,000 a month He paid $2,200 once. There are 360 million companies in the world. 310 of them still pay people for what a machine does better. And only 100,000 people on the planet know how to set this up.

@ineditrice Malta

This applies to those abroad but advocating for their people to live in peace. Not those calling on for war & destruction while they sip cocktails in Miami.

And let’s just say 6 million Jews were in deed killed. North of 12 million Africans were slaughtered under King Leopold. Where are all their museums and when’s their Memorial Day? I think that’s a fair and reasonable question.

An Open Letter to Arsenal Football Club about @Arsenal 's indefensible firing of a longtime, loyal employee because of his empathy for the Palestinian people

Guy in my SEAL platoon faked being shot in combat and later was elected to the US Senate, where he assaulted a Marine and broke his arm for speaking up against Israel.

🇻🇦🇩🇿 To every Christian supporting Israel's "right" to colonize Palestinian land : Today in Algeria, a nation that endured 132 years of French colonization and genocide, Pope Leo XIV said : “Our presence here pays tribute to the spirit of a people who fought for their independence, dignity and sovereignty. […] God desires peace for every nation : a peace that is not merely the absence of conflict, but an expression of justice and dignity.” Colonization is a crime, whether in Algeria yesterday or in Palestine today. Peace without justice is hypocrisy. What part of this don’t you understand?

@jeff070 Good job, just paid to give your exact DNA to the Zionists 😂

I urge every Lebanese shi3a and sunni to do a DNA test. So far two close friends from Saida both shi3a and sunni are over 80% Levantine and 17% from Mesopotamia. No Arabian or Farsi DNA. Genetics is only a portion of identity. It is time to bust some myths.

In the 19th century, Christians in Damascus used to repeatedly harass the Jews, until one day one of their priests went missing The Christians accused the Jews of killing him and using his blood in their Easter Matzah bread instead of a sheep's The French consul sided with the Christians, and so the Jewish quarters were searched and its inhabitants questioned One Jew that was questioned eventually gave in and admitted that he had killed the priest based on the instructions of two rabbis, and they later found bones and human remains in a well in the Jewish quarters Finally, the rabbi came out and said he converted to Islam, and admitted to killing the priest, and using his blood in the Matzah, even sending some of it to Baghdad Jews were jailed, some Jews started protesting, consuls and foreign Jews started getting involved, until some people bribed Muhammad Ali Pasha who ended the investigation and covered it up

“A person’s whole life is in that place, their work, their memories, everything. Suddenly you see it exploding in front of you,” said Ahmad Abu Taam, a 56-year-old resident of Taybeh. “From that moment, I felt that I had become a refugee. I feel like I have no home.” “You feel a deep sense of frustration. Like someone has the power to erase you,” said Abu Taam.

Guess who survived two and a half years of genocide, and today is taking his final exam in his fourth year at the Faculty of Computer Engineering and Information Technology in Gaza.

Very Lebanese of Cuba to do this

What the actual fuck is wrong with the liberals. These are actual concentration camps.

Cuban President Diaz-Canel to NBC: if Cuba is so incapable, so closed-off, so uninnovative -- why has the US spent 60+ years and millions of taxpayer dollars trying to crush it? "Why don't they let us fall on our own, if that's what they believe?"