MOHAMMED AMEEN

@AboMusab1996 ارجو ان توضح لنا مكان المطعم او العربة و تحدد كلفة الوجبة ان امكن

فطوري اليوم من قلب الشارع التركي 🇹🇷🔥 ساندويش حمص بسيط… بس الطعم يحكي قصة! مين بيعشق هالأجواء؟ 😍

@AboMusab1996 I ate this dish in China, this is BeiJing Duck, and all of the duck is consumed, nothing goes to garbage

كيف ممكن جلد البط يتحول من طري لدروع ذهبية مقرمشة بهالشكل؟ 🤔🔥

@AboMusab1996 Why don’t you mention the restaurant name and location?

كبدة على الساج 🍽️🔥 أكلة تركية عريقة، كانت من أطباق السلاطين العثمانيين… نكهة أصيلة بطابع ملكي. بتشوف هالطبق ملكي فعلاً ولا مبالغ فيه؟ 👀

@CraigMurrayOrg @Catheri22274003 Get well soon

Vote for the Alliance to Liberate Scotland - It was not my intention to run for election to the Scottish parliament from a hospital bed in Caracas, but sometimes we have to take what life gives us. I went to a cinic a week ago feeling dizzy and was craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2026/…

@DoctorAmir14 تحفة جديدة يتحفنا بها الدكتور عامر المحترم الاستماع للأغنية شئ و فهمها و معرفة التحليل الموسيقي لها متعة اخرى تحية و احترام

جنون العبقرية اللحنية لمحمد عبد الوهاب شرح و تحليل المقدمة الموسيقية لقصيدة " أغدا ألقاك" غناء كوكب الشرق أم كلثوم الاستاذ محمد عبد الوهاب قدر يصنع لحن يفوق الوصف و التصور، لحن فيه فكرة بتتكلم عن استعداد حبيبين للقاء غدا..و يظل يدور التساؤل عن المخاوف..عن رهبة اللقاء..عن هيبة التقاء الأعين ،عن سحر النبض الذى سيتلاقى اخيرا و لعل الأغنية لها " جزء اول" سبقها بأربعة و عشرين عاما " نعم أم كلثوم عام ١٩٤٧ تتغنى بأيقونتها الشهيرة" هاقابله بكرة " ثم يأتى العام ١٩٧١ لتتغنى ب " أغدا ألقاك "و لكن الفارق كان شاسعا بين فرحة اللقاء قبل ٢٤ عاما و بين هيبة اللقاء بعد كل تلك السنون.. كل ذلك اختزله الشاعر السوداني الهادى آدم في قصيدته تلك التى تغنت بها أم كلثوم و قدمتها في أداء بديع يترقرق عذوبة .. أغدا ألقاك! هو تساؤل مشروع و لحن موسيقي بديع يضيف إلى رصيد الاستاذ عبد الوهاب أيما إضافة و لذلك كان يستحق هذا التحليل.. استمتعوا بالجمال اللحنى.

@DoctorAmir14 دكتورنا العزيز الف شكر و تحية الى مجهودكم الجميل و الرائع مقترح: يا ريت لو تنشر على منصة يوتيوب "اذا امكن" مع التقدير

هو ازاى بليغ حمدي قدر يعمل لحن " ألف ليلة وليلة"؟ شرح و تحليل مقدمة أغنية( ألف ليلة وليلة ) لحن إعجازى بمعنى الكلمة لحن عبقري بكل معاني الكلام للبليغ : بليغ حمدي و غناء الست : أم كلثوم وكلمات الاستاذ: مرسي جميل عزيز توقفت مشدوها أمام عظمة هذا اللحن الخالد و مشدوها لا تعنى فقط الانبهار و لكنها تعنى التساؤلات المفرطة حول كيفية الوصول إلى هذا الحيز من القدرة على صناعة لحن سيغير معالم الموسيقي إلى الأبد و سيضيف رصيد جديد لبليغ في مسيرته القادمة اللحن عظيم حتى أنه قادر على اختطاف روحك و أرواح آخرين يشاركونك الاستماع هناك سحر يلقيه بليغ حمدي مثل الدجالين و العرافين إلى ألحانه فيدمنه من يستمع إليه و يصير أسيرا غير محرر إلى الأبد من الذات البليغية القادرة على ابقاءك تحت سيطرتها المستدامة و لن تلجأ للشرطة كى تبلغها عن وجود دجال يدعى بليغ حمدي.. لأن الشرطة نفسها تؤمن بأن دجله لا يضر السامعين في شيء.. استمتعوا بهذا الجمال الفريد و العظيم الذى قدمه بليغ حمدي ليتحول فيما بعد إلى أعظم ما قدمه مع العظيمة أم كلثوم

بعض المدونين والناشطين والصحفيين والاعلاميين، من السنة والشيعة، يبدون اليوم وكأنهم في صف إيران، لا اقتناعاً بالضرورة، بل لأن نتائج هذه الحرب ما تزال غير محسومة. وبحسب ما قاله لي بعضهم في الشات الخاص، فإن الأجواء شديدة التوتر، إلى درجة أن حتى التزام الحياد قد يترتب عليه ثمن باهظ. لذلك يفضل بعضهم إظهار تأييدٍ شكلي لإيران، تجنباً لعواقب قد تطالهم إذا امتنعوا عن ذلك. ويستند هذا الموقف، كما يبرره بعضهم، إلى قناعة مفادها أن الولايات المتحدة قد لا تكترث كثيراً بالمواقف العلنية المعادية لها، وحتى إن فعلت فهي لا تتعامل بعقلية الثأر. أما إيران وأذرعها في العراق من الذيول والولائيين، فيُنظر إليهم بوصفهم أكثر ميلاً إلى الملاحقة والانتقام. ولهذا ينخرط هؤلاء - المدونين والناشطين والصحفيين والاعلاميين - في اصطفاف يرونه عبارة عن تمثيلية يتمنونها مؤقتة، بانتظار اتضاح النتيجة النهائية: إما تراجع سطوة إيران والخلاص منها ومن ثم تغيير مواقفهم 180 درجة، أو نجاة ايران واستمرارهم في هذا الأداء القسري لبعضهم، والطوعي لبعضهم الاخر, وبالنتيجة, قد امنوا شرها وشر ذيولها.

@amiraljubori اصلا اشوفه اضراب مستحق و تاخر هوايه و ضيعنا وقت كثير و احنه نعرف كلش زين راح نوصل لهاي النقطة

هل يكون اضراب التجار الاحد القادم ، شبيها بإضراب تجار البازار في طهران و الذي أدى الى اشتعال فتيل التظاهرات في اغلب مدن ايران ؟

@ori_goldberg Get well soon 🙏

Twitteratti, I had surprise surgery yesterday. All is well (my colon tumor has been cleanly removed) and I am convalescing nicely and will take a short break. Be well 😘😘😘

@gershonbaskin Do you think the 2ss is still a viable option? Didn't the settlements kill this solution?

Today, no one knows for sure that if the Hamas leadership outside of Gaza agrees to anything, the remaining Hamas leaders in Gaza have the ability or the willingness to implement the agreement...One issue of agreement among all of the Hamas leaders outside of Gaza seems to be that they all want the war to end...For Hamas, ending the war with Israeli forces remaining in Gaza does not end the war at all...My own mediation efforts on behalf of hostage families who requested from me to try to reach a deal with Hamas have hit a brick wall both as a result of my failure to move the “Three Weeks Deal” forward and also because I have been told by the Israeli side not to continue...It is quite clear that emerging from this war, we Israelis and Palestinians have a lot of work to do to bring new leaders to our people...There are only political solutions and the only real viable political solution remains the two-states solution...Now we, the people of Israel and the people of Palestine must create the Israeli-Palestinian Alliance for the Implementation of the Two States solution – that is what my Palestinian partner, Samer Sinijlawi and I are doing. blogs.timesofisrael.com/a-sober-assess…

@HorrorGorl Do you know what is the "neoliberal order"? This is the reply and explanation

Tell us again why we can’t have healthcare?

@HorrorGorl Very sorry to know that All the sympathy and support sis

Tomorrow I will force myself to go outside Tomorrow would’ve been my due date of my baby that passed away in 2017 My December baby would’ve been 7 years old on December 4th I act really weird and angry during this month

@JasminKosubek @richimedhurst You should have studied the history of the subject before the interview, isn't that a basic for the interview?

@richimedhurst I may be ignorant on the topic, Sir. But I am certainly no racist.

This woman is a great example of how ignorant and racist many Germans and Europeans are on Palestine.

@CultureExploreX Thanx for this nice effort, you forgot to include something from China, in which there is a lot

The most breathtaking architecture starts with the facade, leaving you spellbound. Which of these 24 masterpieces will make you see design in a whole new light? 🧵

@RnaudBertrand Thank you, arnaud, for this wonderful follow up Actually when the details of the readout might surprise me, the language doesn't, as this is the usual Chinese way to address businesses and negotiations

Wow, looks like Xi was extremely straightforward during his meeting with Biden, probably the most he's ever officially been in a meeting with a US president. According to the Chinese readout (guancha.cn/internation/20…) here's what he told Biden were the 7 "lessons of the past 4 years that need to be remembered": 1) "There must be correct strategic understanding. The 'Thucydides Trap' is not historical destiny, a 'new Cold War' cannot and should not be fought, containment of China is unwise, undesirable, and will not succeed." 2) "Words must be trustworthy and actions must be fruitful. A person cannot stand without credibility. China always follows through on its words, but if the U.S. side always says one thing and does another, it is very detrimental to America's image and damages mutual trust." 3) "Treat each other as equals. In exchanges between two major countries like China and the United States, neither side can reshape the other according to their own wishes, nor can they suppress the other based on so-called 'position of strength,' let alone deprive the other of legitimate development rights to maintain their own leading position." 4) "Red lines and bottom lines cannot be challenged. As two major countries, China and the United States inevitably have some contradictions and differences, but they cannot harm each other's core interests, let alone engage in conflict and confrontation. The One China principle and the three China-US joint communiqués are the political foundation of bilateral relations and must be strictly observed. Taiwan issue, democracy and human rights, development path, and development rights are China's four red lines, which cannot be challenged. [Note: Bold text in the original] These are the most important guardrails and safety nets for China-US relations." 5) "There should be more dialogue and cooperation. Under current circumstances, the common interests between China and the United States have not decreased but increased. Whether in areas of economy and trade, agriculture, drug control, law enforcement, public health, or in facing global challenges such as climate change and artificial intelligence, as well as international hotspot issues, China-US cooperation is needed. Both sides should extend the list of cooperation, make the cooperation cake bigger, and achieve win-win cooperation." 6) "Respond to people's expectations. The development of China-US relations should always focus on the wellbeing of both peoples and gather the strength of both peoples. Both sides should build bridges for personnel exchanges and cultural communication, and also remove interference and obstacles, not artificially create a 'chilling effect.'" 7) "Demonstrate great power responsibility. China and the United States should always consider the future and destiny of humanity, take responsibility for world peace, provide public goods for the world, and play a positive role in world unity, including engaging in positive interaction, avoiding mutual consumption, and not coercing other countries to take sides." Funnily, all this is summarized in the official US readout (china.usembassy-china.org.cn/readout-of-pre…) with this short sentence: "The two leaders reviewed the bilateral relationship over the past four years". Talk about an understatement 😅 The language compared to the readout of the last Xi-Biden meeting in San Francisco one year ago is noticeably more forthright, especially on the U.S.'s lack of trustworthiness ("if the U.S. side always says one thing and does another..."). Looks like he's getting very frustrated with U.S. duplicity... The 4 red lines he enumerates are also new (not new individually as they've each been mentioned before, but packaging them together as "four red lines" and explicitly labeling them as such in a president-level diplomatic readout is new): 1) Taiwan issue 2) Democracy and human rights 3) Development path/system 4) Development rights The Taiwan issue is obviously not new as a red line but it's interesting that in the readout Xi explicitly calls on the U.S. to "recognize the 'Taiwan independence' nature of Lai Ching-te and the DPP authorities if the U.S. side wants to maintain peace across the Taiwan Strait", and to "clearly oppose 'Taiwan independence'". The US has always opposed Taiwan independence in words (if you read the US State Department's page on "U.S. Relations With Taiwan", it's written "we do not support Taiwan independence": state.gov/u-s-relations-…) but, as per Xi's point on "the U.S. side always saying one thing and doing another", the U.S. has been very supporting of Lai Ching-te and the DPP authorities even though they're explicitly a pro-independence party... With the red lines on "Democracy and human rights" and "Development path/system", it looks like China is effectively telling the U.S. it will not humor them anymore in discussions about its internal system and so-called "human rights", and that it will consider any U.S. initiative aimed at interfering with China's internal affairs or otherwise shape China as hostile actions on the same level as Taiwan. This is also clear with Xi telling Biden that "neither side can reshape the other according to their own wishes". On development rights Xi states that "the Chinese people's right to development cannot be deprived or ignored" and criticizes how "while all countries have national security needs, the concept shouldn't be overgeneralized or used as an excuse for malicious restrictions and suppression". He also said that "great power competition should not be the theme of the era; unity and cooperation are needed to overcome difficulties together. 'Decoupling and breaking chains" is not the solution; mutually beneficial cooperation is the path to common development. 'Small yards with high fences' is not befitting of great powers." In other words, he's telling Biden that he believes the U.S. is attempting to curtail China's development in the guise of national security, but that this is "an excuse for malicious restrictions and suppression" and a red line as China has a fundamental right to develop as any other country. This is all, of course, also signaling to the upcoming Trump administration. The fact these are "red lines" means they're non-negotiable regardless of who leads the US: he's telling Trump too that attempts to "reshape" China or restrict its development will be viewed as hostile actions. And the emphasis on US "saying one thing and doing another" also puts the future administration on notice that China will judge the US by its actions rather than its diplomatic statements. Conclusion: by framing these positions as "lessons learned" from the past four years, Xi is effectively closing the book on one approach to US-China relations - which he's obviously very critical about - and very clearly signaling to Trump a change is badly needed, particularly around the "4 red lines" and matching words with actions. The language is very confident, telling the U.S. they need to "treat each other as equals" and that they have no "position of strength" anymore. The US readout on this (china.usembassy-china.org.cn/readout-of-pre…), as usual for the Biden administration, is very illustrative of exactly what Xi is complaining about: a complete disregard for China's stance on these issues and a refusal to engage with them, or even mention them at all. Not sure that "America first" Trump and the team of China hawks he put together will be much better...

@CraigMurrayOrg Stay safe my dear friend

The level of intensity of Israeli bombing of purely residential apartments here in Beirut is increasing continually. The object is to instil terror and force capitulation to a US "peace deal" that gives Israel control of southern Lebanon.

@CherylWroteIt @GiorgiaMeloni FAFO

A group of young Israelis booked a hotel in Italy for a few days… and this is the response they got from the hotel on Booking dot com. Europe has truly fallen What do you think about this @GiorgiaMeloni?

@Glenn_Diesen Actually this is hubris and arrogance

Marco Rubio, Trump's Secretary of State, believed it was "common sense" that Russia blew up its own gas pipelines - These people are never held accountable for their ignorance and/or lies, but rewarded for being "tough" on their adversaries. Poor governance becomes unavoidable

@SangitaMyska You deserve all the best

I’ve got the best followers on the world. You’ve seen me through so much in the last six months. Slowly but surely I’m getting back on my feet and, in no small part, it’s down to you. Thank you. (Yes, this is a post-pub-post but I’ll feel the same in the morning ☺️)

@alon_mizrahi Our late grandfather told us about similar friendships in Iraq

But you know what's really sad?Just 3 generations ago, the grandparents of both Muslim and Jewish Moroccans we saw last night used to live side by side in relative peace and harmony in Casablanca and Marrakesh and 100 other places, speaking the same language and belonging to the same world and civilization; Zionism made them bitter enemies