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Independent South Yemen existed as a Marxist-Leninist state for only 21 years, yet improved the quality of life substantially across the board while maintaining an unequivocally unapologetic anti-zionist foreign policy that granted the Palestinian resistance training facilities.

One of the most fascinating socialist projects of the 20th century. It managed to do so much with so little, given the country's post-colonial and natural constraints.

Just to show you how angry people are, the same people who attended these gatherings 105 consecutive nights They demanded the presenter to cut short his remarks and read the placards out loud Some examples: "Araghchi, Araghchi, what about my leader's blood?" "We'll fight, we'll die but we will not accept jcpoa2.0" "We are Shia of Iran, the avengers of Lebanon" "Mr diplomat, Khoramshahr wasn't liberated through negotiations, it was liberated by God"

The same day Trump announced a deal with Iran, they cyber attacked 4 major Iranian banks We couldn't use our bank cards all day So much for peace

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may God protect & safeguard our men, our Defenders in South Lebanon

READ: Our latest piece for The Call, out yesterday and open access, tracks the movement of 1 billion shekels to support West Bank settlements alongside US legislative efforts to build structural integration between the US and zionist militaries. Read here: thecall.ps/p/cash-caravan…

Lebanese resistance fighters went to Bosnia in 1995 to help defend Bosnian Muslims. I often wonder how Bosnians view our resistance today. It really makes me think Picture - @BosniakArchive

They killed him alongside his one-year-old granddaughter and 120 schoolchildren. They can set up thirty more demonic TV channels to vilify him, but the crime itself bears witness to who he was: one who held a nation, young & old.

Tonight Tehran, in front of the Foreign ministry's office Protesting against the current negotiation situation that won't end the war for good, just delays it

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Israel is assassinating scientists in Lebanon just like it did in Iran.

Since I started my work in the field of human rights in 2014, I have submitted my resignation multiple times after each Israeli offensive on Gaza. After having done my duties as a human rights advocate and -before anything else- as a human being, I fell into depression resulting from desperation over international inaction towards war crimes, and for weeks, sometimes even months, I felt we were screaming into the void. I was known for submitting resignations after each attack until it turned into a joke at the organisation and among my colleagues. As we move to close the physical space of our Euro-Med Monitor (@EuroMedHR) Gaza office, fearing for the safety of our staff following an escalating Israeli campaign in retaliation for our documentation of Israeli abuses, and most recently the release of our report on sexual violence in Israel’s places of detention, I came across this message sent by my manager on the morning of 7 October 2023. Jokingly, he said: “I’m telling you from now, your resignation will be rejected,” and then followed it with another message: “If you stay alive, of course" I sent him the screenshot this morning, reminding him that I “happened to” stay alive, but that, bizarrely, I haven’t submitted my resignation, not during the genocide, not following the ceasefire agreement, and not even now, as an Israeli incitement campaign is escalating. While the world was looking away as a genocide was being livestreamed on their screens, I questioned the point of our work countless times. As I quietly recited the Shahada (the statement of faith before death) each time I entered a school to document testimonies, I questioned whether the world actually deserved more evidence to finally acknowledge that the target was everything called Palestinian, not just a certain political or armed group. I had so many existential questions, but, to my astonishment (and that of my colleagues), not even once did I submit my resignation. With each human rights defender, activist, or journalist targeted, I came to realise more and more that something about them was annoying the perpetrators. And for the first time in my life, I found a purpose in what I want to be; that if I couldn’t stop war criminals, I want to live the rest of my life annoying them. As we close the door to our beloved Gaza office, we have finally, more than ever, found a purpose in continuing what we do by all means, under all circumstances.

Clashes are taking place at close range between Israeli occupation forces and Hezbollah resistance fighters, according to Al Mayadeen correspondent @JamalGhourabi. Ghourabi reports that resistance fighters have targeted a military vehicle with a guided missile.

According to the latest report from @jamalghourabi, intense, close-range clashes are underway as the Lebanese resistance attempts to repel continuous Israeli military advancements toward the southern Lebanese town of Majdal Zoun. Using a combination of machine guns, artillery, and rocket salvos, resistance fighters have targeted Israeli troop gatherings on the town's southwestern outskirts near Wadi Hassan. Preliminary field reports indicate that Hezbollah fighters successfully struck an Israeli military vehicle with a guided missile and deployed an attack drone in the area to disrupt the ongoing offensive. ​Simultaneously, a multi-pronged Israeli infiltration attempt toward the strategic Ali al-Taher heights via Kfar Tibnit was thwarted by a pre-prepared resistance ambush near the Al-Amana station. Ghourabi reports that the ensuing engagement inflicted heavy losses among Israeli troops, forcing the primary Israeli advancement to retreat toward the Zifata site and a secondary encircling force to pull back toward Arnoun. In response to these ground setbacks, Israel has sustained intensive airstrikes and artillery shelling on the Ali al-Taher heights, launched a drone strike further north on the town of Kouthariyet al-Siyad in the Saida (Sidon) district.