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What the actual fuck is up with this latest round of KMT larping. I hate it so damn much

Maya Ghazal is the first Syrian refugee to become a pilot. She left #Damascus in 2015 and moved to the UK. She later graduated in Aviation Engineering and last year became a co-pilot, flying Boeing 737s on European routes.

على هامش زيارة السيد الرئيس أحمد الشرع إلى المملكة المتحدة، التقى معالي رئيس الهيئة العامة للطيران المدني السيد عمر الحصري في لندن مع مايا غزال أول طيّارة سورية لاجئة والتي تعمل حالياً في شركة TUI Airways وتشرفت بالتعرف عليها .. السيد الحصري أكد دعمه الكامل لدور المرأة في قطاع الطيران، عارضاً على الكابتن مايا الانضمام إلى أسطول الخطوط الجوية السورية ضمن خطط لتطوير القادمة كما رحب بها معالي الوزير رائد الصالح ..

مواطن سوري من درعا يهدد نتنياهو في حال لم يتم التراجع عن قانون أعدام الأسرى ويضيف لن تخرج الصورايخ من ايران فقط بل سوف نقوم بتوليع الحدود الأسرائيلية السورية

بيان مسلح لثوار مدينة زاكية بريف دمشق بخصوص الأسرى الفلسطينين " نعلن اتحادنا ووقوفنا جنباً إلى جنب ونشد عضد أخوتنا بفلسطين ... الجهاد حق و فرض وواجب ... أرواحنا رخيصة أمام ما يحدث من انتهاكات...نعلن اننا لن نكن ولن نمل حتى التراجع عن القرار الغاشم"

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Tonight, protests across Syrian cities over the Israeli law allowing the execution of Palestinian captives.

I love that theres people criticizing Syrians for opposing Israeli occupation and injustice on Palestinians because we also have the same occupiers You can’t separate Syria from Palestine, nor Palestinians or Syrians no matter how much you try, we will always be one people 🇸🇾🇵🇸

Is Ahmed Al Sharaa a product of the CIA, Mossad, or MI6? Attributing every unexpected political outcome to shadowy intelligence agencies, is uncle analysis that needs to die. It’s a very lazy shortcut that replaces complexity with conspiracy which consistently fails to explain how the world actually works. There is no credible evidence that Ahmed Al Sharaa is a manufactured asset of Western intelligence. What does exist is a well-documented trajectory: he rose through jihadist networks, became a leading figure in Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), consolidated power locally, and repositioned himself politically when circumstances demanded it. That evolution is not unusual and mirrors patterns seen in multiple conflict zones where armed actors transition into political ones when survival requires it. Lebanon is a great example. Relying on statements like Donald Trump claiming he “made” Al Sharaa president only weakens the argument. Trump has a long record of making exaggerated or contradictory geopolitical claims, such as declaring total victories or assigning credit without basis. Trump also said: Turkey won in Syria when Al Sharaa won. The truth is, nobody in the West likes the outcome of Syria, especially not Israel, their internal media doesn’t lie, they hate him and want him gone. So why is the West engaging with Al Sharaa at all? Because they have limited options. The comparison to the Taliban is instructive. The West spent two decades fighting them, only to end up negotiating and ultimately accepting their control of Afghanistan. Not because they supported them but because they couldn’t replace them with anything more viable. Power on the ground matters more than ideological preference. The same logic applies in Syria. HTS is not a conventional state actor that can be easily coerced through bombing or sanctions alone. Groups like this are decentralised, ideologically driven, and often operate with minimal infrastructure. Military pressure can weaken them, but it rarely produces stable alternatives. In fact, history shows the opposite: destroying one dominant faction without a political plan often creates space for something more extreme,ISIS being the clearest example. Al Sharaa appears to have recognised this reality from the other side. By softening his posture and signaling willingness to engage, he is attempting to move from isolation toward legitimacy because sanctions, economic collapse, and perpetual war are unsustainable. That’s not proof of foreign control but it’s just proof of political adaptation. What we are seeing isnt an alliance but convergence of necessity. The West does not trust Al Sharaa. Al Sharaa does not align ideologically with the West. But both sides understand that continued chaos in Syria benefits no one: it fuels extremism, destabilises the region, and prolongs humanitarian disaster. Engagement, however uneasy, becomes the least bad option. Geopolitics is not a story of heroes and villains and puppets and puppet masters. It’s a constant negotiation between constraints, risks, and grey choices. States don’t get to pick ideal partners, they deal with whoever holds power and can influence outcomes. Right now, the West’s objective is limited: prevent Syria from collapsing further, avoid the resurgence of transnational jihadist threats, and, if possible, nudge the country toward a more stable and economically viable trajectory. That doesn’t require belief in Al Sharaa, it only requires acknowledging reality.

minhag mixup from the panderer-in-chief

Happy Passover, Chag Pesach Sameach, and a Zissen un Koshern Pesach!

These sweets are more than just food or treats amidst grief. They’re memory. They’re tradition. They’re the taste of what life used to be like - before the genocide, before the displacement, before everything was taken. Support: chuffed.org/project/113222… On March 24, our Translating Falasteen x The Sameer Project North team distributed 110 cartons of cakes and maamoul to families in Al-Amal Camp (Hope Camp) on Al-Rashid Street in Gaza City. Families gather around these treats with tea or coffee, sharing a moment that feels almost normal. But underneath the sweetness is collective grief - mourning for the time before, for the people who are missing, for the life that was stolen. Maamoul and cakes were once symbols of celebration - Eid, weddings, family gatherings. Now they’re reminders of loss. But they’re also reminders that Palestinians are still here, still sharing moments together, still holding onto their culture and traditions despite everything. The total cost of the distribution was $667 with 11% commission. Donate to our Shelter, Goods, and Activities Campaign to provide more moments of comfort and connection to families across Gaza: chuffed.org/project/113222… Other ways to donate include: paypal.me/mahertali (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "Food") account.venmo.com/u/Maher-Ali (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying "Food")

There are things in this world that should never happen and yet, they are happening. This story sounds like fiction. But this is our life. Two and a half years ago, when the Israeli army entered Al Shifa Hospital, they took a number of newborn babies from the maternity ward. Newborns. They were separated from their mothers, from the only warmth they had ever known and sent to Egypt. Without names. Without families. Without anyone to claim them. They disappeared. For more than a year, there was no news. No answers. No certainty about whether they were even alive. Yesterday, some of them were returned. And I cannot stop thinking about one moment. A mother standing there.. trying to describe her child. Describing the face of a baby she had only known for less than a week. Trying to recognize her own son through memory alone. Through fragments. Through hope. Through pain. Then, suddenly.. he is in front of her. Alive. She breaks. A joy so overwhelming it almost looks like grief. And the child? He looks at her .. without recognition. Without memory. Without the instinct that should have guided him back to her arms. He does not know her !! And perhaps what is even more devastating he does not know what a mother is. What kind of world separates a child from his mother before he even learns her face? What kind of war steals not only lives, but the most basic human bonds? This is not just loss. This is something deeper. Something colder. Something that tears at the very meaning of being human. This .. is what hell looks like. #WoundedGaza

7 hours of nonstop work on the incubator. Still not fixed. A newborn baby is waiting for it, and every second matters. I won’t stop tryi

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@jlsofian231 "Superior Civilization" in action:

@Dumaqgato what kind of dumb455 name is "g*yimette" "g*ya" already exists

IZRAEL MUST BE DESTROYED.

The bill has been approved. Israeli prisons will turn into guillotines for Palestinians. Hundreds will be executed in the next few weeks. 9300 hostages now in Israeli custody. Dark day for humanity. Unforgettable memory in the Palestinian cause history.

In my book "Contested Taiwan," I write exstensively on the importance of the KMT senior leaderships 2005 trips to China, how it normalized KMT-CCP relations to a new historic level, and importantly, how these kinds of close ties set the stage for eventual protest back in Taiwan.

@XiWellWisher @brianhioe do you appreciate this Taiwanese art

@brianhioe Bzzzt wrong. I have an enormous appreciation for mainland cinema, literature, music and art AND I appreciate Taiwanese art more than you do! (you got mad at Hou Hsiao-hsien because you thought The Assassin made China look too beautiful lol)

Sometimes I feel really bad for the tankies because like, while I am an advocate of Taiwanese independence, I watch an enormous amount of Chinese films and listen to all these amazing Chinese bands and I know they will never, ever, have an appreciation for these things