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Iranians honor 5-year-old Hind Rajab, placing her name on a Shahed drone.

Eid Mubarak to every soul standing in solidarity with the Palestinian cause, and to all those courageously resisting and fighting the Zionist threat. To the people of Gaza; this marks the 3rd Eid under these brutal, heartbreaking conditions. Still your resilience shines brighter than ever. From all of us at @RadioWatermelon: may justice prevail soon. Stay strong. Stay united. 🇵🇸 #EidMubarak #FreePalestine

🟥 PART ONE | THE CLAIM OF IGNORANCE (UNITED STATES) The statement attributed to Donald Dump Trump that the United States had no prior knowledge of a major israeli strike rests on the assumption that Washington operates at a distance from israeli military action. That assumption does not hold when examined against the structure of U.S. israel military relations. The United States is not an external observer. It is the principal supplier of advanced weapons systems, a long-term provider of military aid, and a central partner in intelligence cooperation. U.S. officials have publicly acknowledged intelligence sharing with israel in the context of Gaza, including assistance tied to locating individuals and tracking targets. Reporting has also shown that Washington has the ability to restrict or withhold that intelligence when it chooses, confirming an active operational relationship rather than a passive one. Within that framework, the claim of complete ignorance becomes difficult to sustain. Even where direct operational approval is not formally acknowledged, the United States remains embedded in the enabling architecture through weapons provision, intelligence links, logistical support, and political backing. The issue, therefore, is not whether a specific instruction was given on a particular night. The issue is that the system itself, the capability to conduct such operations, is materially and structurally tied to the United States. The denial is not simply about knowledge. It is about distance being asserted where involvement already exists.

🇶🇦Qatar Energy files force majeure. ➡️17% of global LNG imapacted for 3-5 Years ➡️Revenue cost of $60-$100B Add that to Trump's $200B DOW request.

Cry me a river to the sea!

Hip hop artist LaRussell says if supporting PaIestine costs him an opportunity, then it wasn’t an opportunity he wanted.

This spring, the Global Sumud Flotilla plans its largest mission yet, 100+ boats and representatives from over 100 countries challenging lsraeI’s siege on Gaza.

Germany will officially not intervene on lsraeI’s behalf at the ICJ in the Gaza genocide case.

@Olaya4364155 Yes, this is you and many people I know.

Former White House Religious Liberty Commission member Carrie Prejean Boller: “I think that we are an occupied nation. I think that a foreign country has occupied our government.”

Former counterterrorism chief Joe Kent says the last time he saw Charlie Kirk, Kirk told him: “Stop us from getting into a war with Iran.”

We entered Iraq under the myth of weapons of mass destruction, Afghanistan under the language of “saving women”, Libya under the promise of liberation from dictatorship. In each case, moral justification became the currency through which intervention was made palatable, even deemed necessary. Yet what followed was not stability or freedom, but the slow erosion of sovereignty, the fragmentation of statehood, and the quiet normalization of ruin. These were not isolated miscalculations but patterned expressions of power, where narrative precedes force and virtue is invoked to mask violence. Now, as similar language begins to gather around Iran, the question is not whether history will repeat itself, but whether we are willing to recognize the architecture of interventional language. Perhaps only then will we truly understand why Iran must react the way it is currently reacting to not become another American lapdog that was left to wither.

Tesla is offering temporary free Supercharging in lsrael.

@lebanesesami I thought she was dead.

Who gave brigitte gabriel a platform and how do we undo it

AIPAC funneled $22 million into Illinois Democratic primaries and still couldn’t seal the deal. Top recipients Melissa Conyears-Ervin and Laura Fine both lost despite the outside spending.

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Israel: “we are starting a preemptive war with Iran” ADL:

Global opinion for the U.S. plunges by 79% since it began the war against Iran.

Wow! AIPAC spent $9M on Laura Fine and she finished 3rd place in the Dem primaries.