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6yo girl while being ‘shot up by Israel’: ‘I’m not talking as blood comes out & I don’t want mom to have to clean it’

@egypt4egyptians More importantly local manufacturing in Egypt Today is of equipment and platforms for dated war doctrine - while the work is initiated in some areas but to build industrial capacity to scale modern and exotic weapons, Egypt will take decades if not 8-10 years.

@Sham1069204 i wouldve agreed with everything u said in 2014 its 2026 & egypts military is literally another beat & actually has advanced weaponry this time around. Just check the latest deals, EDEX 2025 & more intel abt egyptian military in the market and how we are now literally selling

I’m convinced foreigners who hate Egypt & wants nothing good to come its way, also automatically hate Sisi without knowing anything about him. A pretty expected coincidence.

@egypt4egyptians It takes decade to acquire, adopt, train and evolve military -they just started acquiring platforms and still lacks in long standoff delivery systems and integrations. Whilst, I wish opposite was true but Egyptian military today isn’t ready to wage a successful military campaign

@egypt4egyptians Egyptian militarily today has weapon systems but not the lethality .. has military but no modern fighting doctrine. You can choose not to start the war but you can’t always avoid one. Egypt as of today isn’t ready at many levels to fight.

@egypt4egyptians Egypt is bigger, meaningful and constant factor than Sisi - Sisi has done excellent by not getting involved in war of choice & focus on its 100 million people. But war of survival can come anytime and fact is that 30 years of American partnership has defanged egyptian militarily

@Idris0x00 @egypt4egyptians Right .. Amad like many Muslims ( I know Egyptians,Pakistani and to some extend GCC societies I know very intimately ) have very superficial understanding of what progressing cohesively means and how diversity and commonalities really work especially in new age we are moving

Arab isn’t a vague identity. You were just told what being “Arab” is and because like everything about us Arabs - we like to take the easy/spoonfed/vending machine way than to try and figure it out for ourselves. “Fuck all in common” - sure but you in Cairo, and your brother in the s3eed also have mostly fuck all in common in terms of your day to day life. That being said, there are more fundamental things that we have in common than just language - e.g. moral values, hospitality, etc… I don’t know how much you’ve travelled but I can tell you that within America, the individual states have little in common (eg NYC & Alabama). The same applies to the provinces in China. They have just enough in common to be cohesive. The differences/diversity also work in their favor. Identity is manufactured & dynamic- it is not a static fact. “Arab” can be diverse & the diversity actually gives it a power & depth that few others would have. You want to talk about history - we have a perfect example with the Ottomans - they thrived for centuries and mostly got along across ethnicity/religion/etc. We can also look to the present - the GCC which is arguably the most successful part of our region proves that there’s a template/format/system where we can all live together cohesively. We should scale that. To those saying “someone in Sudan won’t want to be governed by an Egyptian” - sure but who said that would be the only system? There are different formats (e.g federal and state level) of governance but like I mentioned, we like to be spoonfed. Finally, this doesn’t need to happen in one go - and most likely it would fail (like Nassers attempt) if we tried. It can be done gradually and in phases. You’re also right in saying the GCC shouldn’t be made to feel like they’re bankrolling this so they can join when the time is right (e.g when oil is no longer the primary energy source). I have this conviction because in the era we’re moving into with a multipolar world dominated by AI & Space capabilities - the only hope for our region to catch up (let alone compete) is through being united & cohesive. Otherwise you can try to explain to your great grandkids that they’re being deployed to some random asteroid to mine minerals for the next gen of Zionists because you liked to have your Couscous the Moroccan way.

My dream since arab unity is impossible Maghreb Republic Egypt Republic Arabian Republic Levant Republic Turkish Republic Mesopotamian Republic Persian Republic Durrani Republic Turkistan Republic 9 Muslim Nations allied together We can form an even stronger alliance than NATO

@Sarcaztick Absolutely no sane people in Egypt like Morsi - perhaps less than 10% of population, he was deeply fundamentalist and looked at Egypt as steeping stone for broader theological goals even at expense of Egypt. IK was much dynamic and more focussed on social and economical progress

Is Imran Khan like Mohamed Morsi, and is Asim Munir like Abdel Fattah el-Sisi?

@faizansiddiqi @sohailmunir @zburki National AI infra is single most critical capex investment to sustain sovereignty of modern nation states. Nations that solve physics problems at scale with AI will attain unassailable domination. This Differential at nation level with create new era of imperialism.

@Sham1069204 @sohailmunir @zburki It's a process. National infra takes time to hit scale. The thing is that as you point out, just tech resources will become a commodity so we have to look at a different solution. Also agree with you on the sovereign infra piece, more on that here: bit.ly/PKCLOUDSoverei…

The freelancer model won’t get Pakistan to $30 billion in IT export revenue targets. The real opportunity (and the real challenge) lies in the missing Rs5.6 trillion. My piece for The News today. thenews.pk/print/1407248-… @sohailmunir @zburki

@idontpaytaxes_ Exactly - this shows what is fundamentally wrong with political Islam or atleast in the way it is being perceived as utopian model

@Davidapatriot @TARUNspeakss That is if you’re willing to take un-proportional level of damage and cause bare minimum damage to other to make conflict unattractive proposition. In India versus Pakistan it is not asymmetrical- Pakistan would plan and prepare to exact similar scale of damage as it receives

@TARUNspeakss Iran has learned quickly that future belong to Mesiles and drones to Kill anything, its waste investing in aircrafts and aircraft carrriers and warships.

5th gen Fighter Jets : 🇺🇸 USA has F-35 🇨🇳 China has Shenyang J-35 🇷🇺 Russia has Sukhoi Su-57 🇵🇰 Pakistan will soon get China’s J-35 What does India have?

Julian Assange wore a T-shirt at Cannes festival with the names of 4,986 Palestinian children aged five and under who were killed by Israel

@SiddharthKG7 I’ve a home there - please Indians stay away.

There is this place Hurghada in Egypt. Most Indians have never even heard of it. It is not Dubai, not Miami, not even Singapore. Now look at this satellite view map of Hurghada and think what sins we Indians have committed to not have any place like this. We can cry about colonialism. We can try to oversell spirituality and yoga tourism. But, we cannot attract high value tourists if we cannot provide amenities & places like these in Hurghada. It is the ignorance of Indians about the world which gives us some false pride & sense of superiority.

"Why should I, that was born in Palestine, be a refugee all over the world and Menachem Begin who is not a Palestinian, who was born somewhere in Europe live in my own home..." 🇵🇸🇵🇸 This clip from the news show This Week - Land Without Peace was shot in 1978

The IDF has confirmed that it is going to make the ethnic cleansing of southern Lebanon permanent. This is the IDF plan according to media sources and people I have talked to: 1) The villages in the front line across from Israel, and probably the line behind that too will be completely destroyed, as in Rafah. Not a single building will be left standing. Villages like Kfar Kila and Yaroun have already seen extensive demolition, with some reports indicating up to 90% of structures in specific border towns have been destroyed 2) IDF bases will be built there instead. 3) Israel will occupy all territory up to the Litani and control all crossings over the Litani. All bridges there have been destroyed and some may be rebuilt to serve Israeli purposes. 4) The IDF has already ordered residents to evacuate areas as far as the Zahrani River, which is roughly 10 miles (16 km) north of the Litani. The IDF security zone will go beyond the Litani but there has not yet been a decision on how far. 5) The entire area will be ethnically cleansed. Israeli officials have explicitly stated that displaced Lebanese residents, over 1.3 million, will not be allowed to return to any areas south of the Litani until Israel's security is "guaranteed." 6) The IDF is deploying an array of advanced sensors, surveillance equipment, and automated systems across the seized territory. This infrastructure is designed to maintain an open-ended security zone even if ground troop levels fluctuate. This is already bigger than the Nakba in terms of raw numbers. The plan is for a permanent occupation. A crime of ethnic cleansing, forced displacement and permanent denial of return.

Hind Rajab. 5 years old. 355 Israeli bullets. Never forget.

Never stop sharing Israel’s crimes Repost if you have a soul 😢

A Zionist sniper murders a mother holding her child. Israel is utterly satanic.

@amjadt25 Last thing UAE should is get into conflict - they can’t sustain direct conflict.. they have to agree on regional security arrangement with Iran and GCC countries with support from true allies like Pakistan & Saudi. There will be no UAE(god forbid)if it gets into direct conflict

The UAE will show the world what strength is made of. The UAE will show the EU and NATO how to be brave. The UAE will make sure the Islamic regime in Iran never, ever targets us again. Never again. We lead. We protect. We win. And the Middle East moves forward without Islamist terrorists.

Former head of Israeli intelligence admits that Israeli leadership are terrorists.