𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥 𝐀𝐫𝐢𝐳𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐢

@yarotrof You nailed it

The Iraqi Kurdistan “scenario” only works against an entity that doesn’t have an Air Force, a Navy or cruise missiles. The UAE has all of the above, and the capacity to obliterate Iran’s oil and energy infrastructure within days if pushed into a corner. Let’s keep basic facts straight.

New mass grave found under a school in Douma

#مقال الأسبوعي في صحيفة @alyaum بعنوان: " الأنماط المختلفة للبشر .. كيف #تفهم نفسك وتفهم الآخرين " في كل يوم نلتقي بعشرات الوجوه، وندخل في مئات #الحوارات، ونعيش مواقف مختلفة مع #الناس، لكن يبقى السؤال الذي يتكرر في داخلنا دائماً: لماذا لا يفهمنا البعض رغم وضوح نوايانا؟ ولماذا نخسر أحياناً أشخاصاً لم تكن بيننا وبينهم #مشكلة حقيقية؟ ولماذا يشعر #الإنسان أحياناً بأنه غريب حتى وسط من يحبهم؟ الحقيقة التي قد لا ننتبه لها كثيراً .. أن البشر لا يتشابهون، لا في طريقة التفكير، ولا في أسلوب التعبير، ولا حتى في تفسير المشاعر والمواقف. فما تراه أنت اهتماماً، قد يراه غيرك تدخلاً. وما تعتبره صراحة، قد يراه الآخر قسوة. وما تظنه هدوءاً، قد يفسره شخص آخر على أنه برود أو تجاهل. وهنا تبدأ المشكلة الكبرى في العلاقات #الإنسانية .. ليس بسبب سوء الأشخاص دائماً، بل بسبب اختلاف الأنماط، واختلاف طريقة الفهم، واختلاف الزاوية التي يرى منها كل إنسان #الحياة. السؤال المهم هنا: هل المشكلة في الناس .. أم في أننا لا نحاول فهمهم كما يجب؟ الإجابة تحمل الكثير من الوعي. فنحن في كثير من الأحيان نحاكم الآخرين بمعاييرنا نحن، ونعتقد أن الجميع يجب أن يتصرفوا بالطريقة التي تناسبنا، بينما الحقيقة أن لكل إنسان شخصيته المختلفة، وطريقته الخاصة في #التفكير، وأسلوبه الذي تشكل عبر سنوات من التجارب والظروف والمواقف. فالإنسان الحازم ليس بالضرورة قاسياً، والهادئ ليس ضعيفاً، والاجتماعي ليس دائماً سعيداً، والشخص الصامت قد يحمل في داخله حديثاً لا ينتهي. ومن هنا يصبح فهم الأنماط البشرية ليس رفاهية #فكرية، بل ضرورة #إنسانية تساعدنا على بناء #علاقات أكثر وعياً، وأكثر هدوءاً، وأكثر نضجاً. حين نفهم الناس .. نقلل سوء الظن. وحين نفهم اختلاف الشخصيات .. تصبح الحياة أكثر مرونة. وحين ندرك أن #البشر ليسوا نسخاً متشابهة .. نتعامل برحمة أكبر، و #حكمة أعمق. في هذا #المقال حاولت أن أتحدث عن جانب مهم جداً في حياتنا اليومية، جانب نعيشه باستمرار لكننا لا نتوقف كثيراً للتأمل فيه، وهو: كيف نفهم أنفسنا أولاً .. ثم نفهم الآخرين؟ لأن الإنسان حين يعرف طبيعته، ويفهم شخصيته، ويدرك نقاط قوته وضعفه، يصبح أكثر قدرة على التعامل مع الحياة بوعي، وأكثر نجاحاً في احتواء من حوله. ويبقى السؤال الأجمل: كم من #العلاقات كان يمكن أن تستمر .. لو أن هناك فهماً أعمق لا حكماً أسرع؟ أتمنى أن ينال المقال اهتمامكم، وأن يترك #أثراً جميلاً في نفوسكم، لأن أجمل العلاقات ليست تلك التي تقوم على التشابه .. بل تلك التي تقوم على الفهم. #اليوم #صحيفة_اليوم #مقالات_اليوم #مقالات

من سوريا إلى الإمارات.. شراكة لمستقبل نصنعه معاً #سوريا_الجديدة #منتدى_الاستثمار_الأول

With all due respect - no serious person opposed Israel going to war against Hamas after October 7th. That was never the debate. What people oppose is genocide and ethnic cleansing. Israel has reduced Gaza to rubble and still hasn't defeated Hamas. What it has accomplished is the mass slaughter of Palestinian civilians - and that is what the world is reacting to. Separately: Europe and the United States have a genuine and growing problem with Islamism, and Islamism fuels antisemitism. Jews are not safe on Western streets - that is real, it matters, and it deserves to be addressed. But it's a distinct issue. Conflating it with opposition to Gaza's destruction doesn't clarify anything - it obscures everything.

Diaspora Jews begged Israel to stop fighting Hamas, convinced the war fueled antisemitism. Seven months into a ceasefire, Jews are still being hunted in the streets as the Amnesty crowd screams even louder “ongoing genocide.” The problem was never Israel. It was the antisemites.

#Syria has just processed its first Visa and Mastercard transactions in over fifteen years! After more than a decade and a half of financial isolation, banks are now authorized to work with international card networks, and a new local system called Baimera is being introduced to expand electronic payments and reduce the heavy dependence on cash. This practical opening is already drawing early support from Arab financial networks. Qatar National Bank has moved quickly to enable card acceptance and digital payment solutions in Syria, signaling that major regional players see real opportunity in the country’s economic reconnection. The timing matters. Easier payments directly strengthen the tourism rebound underway, with millions of visitors last year and major projects advancing in Damascus and beyond. When travelers and investors can operate more normally, it generates revenue, creates jobs, and builds the conditions for sustained reconstruction. These steps also make it simpler for returning Syrians to engage with the economy without the old frictions. Small, concrete advances like this are what turn stability and the possibility of homecoming from aspirations into daily reality. Progress worth tracking. 🇸🇾

Syria’s Foreign Minister said it plainly in Brussels today: Damascus wants a calm and stable relationship with Israel so it can finally focus on reconstruction and bringing Syrians home. After the collapse of the Assad regime, Israel had every opportunity - and every strategic reason - to lock in a secure, peaceful border. Instead, it chose advances into Syrian territory, expansion of buffer zones beyond the 1974 lines, and continued strikes that destabilized the south. There is no credible justification for this approach now! The new Syrian government is pragmatic, not ideological adventurism. It is signaling willingness to address security concerns through negotiations. Rejecting that path in favor of faits accomplis only creates new grievances and prolongs the very instability Israel claims to fear! Stable borders are not a favor to Syria - they are a basic requirement for any functioning state in the region. Israel’s post-Assad policies have looked less like defensive necessity and more like opportunistic expansion at a moment when Syria was at its weakest! Enough! The region has paid in blood and treasure for decades of managed conflict. It is time for serious diplomacy that respects Syrian sovereignty, restores the disengagement framework, and delivers the stability both peoples deserve. Peace and reconstruction in Syria are not threats. They are the foundation of lasting security for everyone.

@PixleNomad It's already done... KRG will get zero military support next year.

@ColdBrief He’s planting the seeds for a future demand to pull all and every support for the Kurds, even the ones in Iraq.

Trump simply won't let it go. President Trump said today that he is “very disappointed” with the Kurds for allegedly keeping the weapons the US had sent to Iranian protesters, noting the Kurds “take, take, take.” Maybe Barzani should give Washington a call? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Jonathan Pollard is the only person in U.S. history to receive a life sentence for spying for a close ally (Israel). Today, he advocates for the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from Gaza... Who's dangerous?

@WalidPhares @freeman8964 @POTUS Thought you talked about Abu Musa , Greater Tunb and Lesser Tunb... Islands that are occupied by Iran - but belongs to the UAE....

@freeman8964 @POTUS Yes

Three moves regarding Iran 1. Cancel the talks 2. Liberate the islands 3. Arm the people If I advised @POTUS today...

@AboRsul1998 Thank you for sharing

@ColdBrief x.com/i/status/20536…

While Farhad Shami and others are trying to stir up chaos in Hasakah by using PKK loyalists, over 1,400 displaced Kurdish families have returned to #Afrin in just the last two days alone.

اللي إيده بالمي مو متل اللي إيده بالنار

See also x.com/i/status/20535…

#Trump rejects Iran's response to proposal for ending the ten-week #IranWar‌. Donald Trump has described Iran's latest response to his proposal to end the war as "completely unacceptable." "I have just read the response from Iran's so-called 'representatives.' I don't like it," he wrote in a post on Truth Social. Iran's state news agency, IRNA, reported Sunday that the country has sent its response to the latest U.S. proposal to end the war via a Pakistani mediator, according to Bloomberg. No details were provided regarding the content of the response. According to the Wall Street Journal, Iran reportedly did not agree to U.S. demands concerning the country's nuclear program and its stockpile of highly enriched uranium. According to the newspaper, Iran requested separate nuclear negotiations and proposed that portions of the highly enriched uranium be diluted, while the remainder be sent to a third country. The uranium would then be returned to Iran if the U.S. withdrew from the agreement, according to the paper.

Syria's Criminal Court has stripped Bashar al-Assad, Maher al-Assad, and six former regime leaders of their civil rights - and placed their assets under state administration. This isn't just symbolic. In Syrian and civil law tradition, التجريد المدني is a serious legal penalty, typically tied to felony convictions or trials in absentia. The historical term for it: civil death!

God bless #Bahrain