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🚨 BREAKING ​Hamas urgently calls on Muslim countries to take action to stop the execution decision issued by Israel.

@World_Affairs11 Can you show your sources for this

BREAKING: UAE and Saudi Arabia say they will Cooperate the US and Israel in striking Iran very hard in coming weeks

To the people of the United States of America

Journalists in northern Gaza address the world directly after the barbaric & backward israeli law to hang Palestinians to their death

Hamas Statement following the passing of the execution law: The Israeli Knesset's approval of the law executing Palestinian prisoners reflects an unprecedented level of criminality and a blatant disregard for all humanitarian and international laws and covenants. For the occupation, which has previously executed hundreds of prisoners under the weight of torture and medical neglect inside its prisons, is today seeking to provide legal cover for a crime that already exists, by legislating their direct execution, in an overt attempt to liquidate the issue of the prisoners. And in practice, the occupation has never hesitated to commit field executions, having executed tens of thousands of our people's civilians in the streets, homes, hospitals, and schools, without trial, with premeditation, and without even bothering to justify this terrorist behaviour.

@N4w4fKholin @dailysneako @sneako So I don't think based on this that they intentionally murdered sunnis or have a hatred for sunnis because I have seen no evidence of this. I'm trying to find it the proof, but really I can't find it alone (even the Wikipedia only mentioned fighting factions not murder)

@BaronSomnus @dailysneako @sneako en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hezbollah… They were some of the main military forces helping Assad oppress the Syrians

SNEAKO explains why he will NOT condemn Hezb*llah 😳🇱🇧 “Hezb*llah would not exist without Israel. When Israel invaded Lebanon, Hezb*llah was the resistance group meant to defend the people of Lebanon. These groups would not exist without Israel.”

@N4w4fKholin @dailysneako @sneako Assad was absolutely a horrible leadee but they needed him because he would not allow the US to take control of the land (via a puppet) Hezbollah, Syria and Russia were fighting against ISIS, Daesh, and AlQaeda (who were all American made factions) to overcome Syria

@N4w4fKholin @dailysneako @sneako Thanks Nawaf. I watched 2 documentaries on Syria and went through the Wikipedia you sent. Based on my understanding, IRGC (or Hezbollah in Syria) wanted to keep Assad in power in order to have weapons transferred to Lebanon and Palestine and other parts of the GCC.

@N4w4fKholin @dailysneako @sneako Can you share more info on this or sources. I can't seem to find any of this online

@dailysneako @sneako Hezbollah massacred Muslims in Syria.

There’s a complete media blackout in Japan. No major newspaper has covered the fact that over 10K ppl came out to protest the Japanese PM’s support for ZioAmerika’s war on Iran. Instead China’s Xinhua News, which has 11 million subscribers, covered the protests meticulously.

@pingu4ll Resilience

what is it called when you can't take it anymore but you keep taking it

Slavery was legal. People who freed slaves were criminals. Segregation was legal. People who stood up for equality were criminals. I heard this story once about a teacher who took a fish out of its bowl and left a classroom of children as it flopped around.. telling them that if anyone left their seat, they would be expelled. All of the children sat and watched as this fish flopped gasping for air, not wanting to get up in order to avoid getting in trouble. Finally, a girl sprang up from her seat and ran to the fish, placing it back in the bowl. Ultimately, she was the only one who refused to watch the fish die. When the teacher returned he told the class that this was a lesson. That the fear of getting in trouble should never stop you from doing what's right. That sometimes.. you may have to oppose authority and group think, simply because it's the right thing to do. Never use legality as a guide to morality.

Block the straight of Hormuz for a week and the world goes mad but block the Rafah crossing for years, preventing the entry of food and humanitarian aid into Gaza and nobody bats an eye. It’s not hard to see that this world values markets, profit and capitalism over human lives.

Eid Mubarak and Free Palestine.

The moment Israel targeted British journalist Steve Sweeney in southern Lebanon.

Israel and Egypt are charging exorbitant fees on every shipment of goods entering the Gaza Strip. Below is a list of the “coordination fees” paid per truck, with new prices effective from tomorrow, March 18, 2026: Coordination fees (per truck): Medicines: $300,000 Clothing: $100,000 Frozen goods: $90,000 Frozen vegetables: $75,000 Nescafé and coffee: $75,000 Eggs: $70,000 Cleaning supplies: $70,000 Spices and herbs: $70,000 Chili and pickles: $70,000 Peanuts: $50,000 Honey: $50,000 Dates and ajwa: $40,000 Ghee and cooking oil: $50,000 Egyptian coordination fees (effective March 18, 2026): Olives: $50,000 Cheese: $40,000 Rice: $30,000 Flour: $30,000 Legumes: $30,000 These goods are allowed in for only ten traders in the Gaza Strip, who monopolize the market and drastically raise prices. By the time the goods reach ordinary civilians, prices have multiplied many times over. Enough. The world must put an end to this exploitation. Since the beginning of the war, most people in Gaza have been unemployed—where are they supposed to get the money that ends up in the pockets of traders, and in fees paid to Israel and Egypt?

The Gulf countries, who have some of the best Muslims in the world, must now reject reliance on the US and Israel. This is your future in the balance. The UAE model of subservience to Israel and the US must be discarded completely. The GCC must unify and integrate with other Muslim nations, develop its own military, and build strong military alliances with Iran, Turkiye, and Pakistan.

@hayasaka_aryan I haven't seen an official source from Hamas saying this. It might not be official news

This is how you know that Hamas is funded by Israel

@Haqiqatjou It should unite into one country called Kingdom of Arabia and grow it's own army and have it's own pipelines and trains to transport goods and fuels. The countries today can still exist as states with a Khalifa being in charge of managing the Kingdom.

All Muslims will benefit if the Gulf is made to turn away from dependence on the US and Israel. It should pivot towards Turkiye, Pakistan, Iran, China, and Russia.