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behind the scenes, biding my time

Katılım Ocak 2021
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Mohammed AbuNaser 🇵🇸
Mohammed AbuNaser 🇵🇸@AbuNasserGaza·
Footage captures Israeli forces repeatedly assaulting a young man near Qalandia Refugee Camp.
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Drop Site
Drop Site@DropSiteNews·
💢 Iranian state-linked Tasnim News, citing a military source, claims U.S. forces are bombing areas in southwest Iran where a missing pilot may be located, alleging Washington has “lost hope” of recovery and is attempting to kill him. The source added: “We will not announce whether the pilot is in our custody or not,” and accused the U.S. of “not telling the full truth” about the first crew members U.S. claims was recovered. Separately, Iranian officials reported U.S.-Israeli strikes and at least 4 killed during the recovery operations: ➤ In Dehdasht, a city in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad province in southwest Iran, 4 people were killed and 1 wounded after a telecommunications tower and the Kooh Siah broadcasting center were struck, according to provincial officials. ➤ The site is part of local communications infrastructure, suggesting the strike targeted media or signal capabilities rather than a conventional military base, though authorities said details remain under review.
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🚨 The U.S. Air Force F-15E weapon systems officer has been recovered alive after ejecting over Iran yesterday, journalist Jack Murphy reports. He said the WSO was evading capture on the ground as Iranian forces searched the area, with a “massive firefight” reported at the recovery site. Murphy is a journalist and military commentator who previously served in U.S. Army Special Operations (including as a Green Beret). He is the co-founder of The High Side, hosts The Team House podcast, and reports on national security and covert operations.

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Mark Ames
Mark Ames@MarkAmesExiled·
Markets today reflected a deep irrational faith that Trump grasps the war roughly the same way that markets do. But Trump is convinced he's winning, and he's surrounded himself with sycophants. He thinks the bad polls are lying like in 2016/24. The war is going to get v dangerous
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Jürgen Zimmerer
Jürgen Zimmerer@JuergenZimmerer·
Mein Post schlägt Wellen, deshalb doch noch einige Worte der Erläuterung. 1. "muslimischer Sklavenhandel" ist längst zum Dogwhistle islamophober, völkischer Gruppen geworden 2. Wissenschaft verschweigt weder muslimischen noch afrikanischen Beitrag zur Sklaverei 3. Wer über musl. Sklaverei spricht, sollte von christlicher und antiker nicht schweigen. 4. Transatlant. Sklavenhandel unterscheidet sich in wesentl. Facetten von obigen Phänomenen: v.a. die absolute Kommodifizierung, 5. Zusammen mit der Dimension ist es deshalb schon gerechtfertigt, sie von anderen Formen der unfreien Arbeit zu unterscheiden. 6. Nicht das Angebot ist für transatlant. Sklavenhandel verantwortlich, sondern die Nachfrage der Europäer. 7. Kampf gegen "arab. Sklavenhändler" diente schon Koloniallegitimation. Hier zeigen sich interessante Kontinuitäten. 7. Kronzeuge der Rechten ist Egon Flaig. Sein Buch wurde von der Wissenschaft zurückgewiesen. Die Argumente der Wiss. sollte man zur Kenntnis nehmen.
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Drop Site@DropSiteNews·
🚨 BREAKING: A senior Iranian official told Al Jazeera Iran is not responsible for the missile attacks on Diego Garcia and was not behind them.
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The U.K. has no permanent land-based system to intercept high-altitude ballistic missiles, Sky News reports, as Iran demonstrates potential range of 4000 km in launches targeting the U.K. base (used by the U.S. military) at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.

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Ayoub Khan MP
Ayoub Khan MP@AyoubKhanMP·
Unless an independent body of experts confirm this! I take this as a false flag. Israel will do and say anything to draw Europe into this illegal war which it started! Parliament must be given the final vote! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
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Kenneth Roth
Kenneth Roth@KenRoth·
It was a war crime when Russian military commanders attacked Ukrainian power plants, as the International Criminal Court charged them. It will be a war crime if Trump attacks Iranian power plans. trib.al/rniTham
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Dyab Abou Jahjah
Dyab Abou Jahjah@Aboujahjah·
Yesterday, Israel targeted the home of Lebanese journalist Mohammed Sherri, killing him and his wife and injuring his grandchildren. Sherri was the head of political programs at Al Manar TV. While the channel is affiliated with Hezbollah, it remains a media outlet licensed under Lebanese law, and Sherri himself was a civilian. Under international law, this constitutes a crime. Predictably, there will be little to no outrage among many journalists. He was Arab, Muslim, and held views they oppose, apparently sufficient, in some eyes, to render his killing acceptable. #IsraeliCrimes #Lebanon
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dr. mohammed hamad - Gaza
dr. mohammed hamad - Gaza@Medo198518·
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?
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Sea-Watch
Sea-Watch@seawatchcrew·
57 Menschen könnten schon an Land sein, doch Italien will Eskalation: Wir sollen zu einem über 1.100 km entfernten Hafen fahren – wir weigern uns! Die italienischen Behörden blockieren die #SeaWatch5 vor Sizilien.
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Trita Parsi
Trita Parsi@tparsi·
Why did Israel target Ali Larijani, and what are the implications if it is confirmed that he was killed? I see three potential motivations behind the assassination attempt: 1. Israel is trying to literally kill off Trump's off ramps: Larijani was not only a key figure within the regime who had emerged as the chief consensus builder, but alto kill off Trump's off ramps literallys someone who favored talks with the US and who could build consensus within the system for an Iranian off ramp at some point. He also favored de-escalation with the GCC states and supported Pezeshkian's message on that point (though not the apology). There had been some efforts by Larijani to speak directly with senior Trump officials in December, for instance, to prevent the war. The Israelis want the war to continue to degrade Iran's military capabilities further to shift the balance in the region in Israel's favor for years to come. They have fought for more than two decades to get the US to go to full war with Iran, and having finally achieved that goal, they do not want Trump to cut the war short. Without figures like Larijani in the Iranian system, Trump's pathways to ending the war just got narrower. 2. The US/Israeli strategy may be shifting back to regime decapitation. The reason for this is that it's becoming increasingly clear that reopening the Straits of Hormuz militarily is simply too risky, and there is no international coalition willing to support Trump. But the Straits must be reopened from Trump's perspective because of the impact on energy markets, which eventually will impact gas and food prices in the US, and push Trump's own base to turn against this war. But if he cannot open it militarily, then the original idea of regime implosion may prove another path. As such, the killing of Larijani may have been seen as a second bite at the apple. The first bite, the assassination of Khamenei, did not yield results. But a few more assassinations of key figures may, the thinking would go. 3. Opportunity: The assassination may have also simply occurred because the opportunity presented itself, rather than having been motivated by either a shift in strategy or a sabotage effort by the Israelis to kill off Trump's off-ramps. Either way, while this undoubtedly is a significant tactical blow to the Islamic Republic, it is difficult to envision it considerably impacting Tehran's war execution. Plans for these eventualities had already been established during the June war. Moreover, when relatively moderate voices have been killed by Israel, they have more often than not been replaced by a younger generation of more hawkish voices who opposed Iran's policy of "strategic patience", who opposed the June ceasefire, and who currently oppose any de-escalation or ceasefire. Whether this was Israel's intent or not, the most likely outcome, nevertheless, is the destruction of potential off-ramps for Trump.
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