Jawad

Leaving this post here to revisit throughout the year. These are just predictions of the Middle East based on analysis. 1) We will use the word “replaced” more than word “elected” when it comes to leadership across the middle east. We will find it hard to distinguish between revolutions and coups. Families that were in power before will resurface in the news in countries such as Iraq, Egypt, Libya, Palestine and yes even Syria. 2) The hysteria that the Muslim world used in regard to Wilayat Al Fakih will now shift to the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood especially in Egypt and Jordan. 3) Unfortunately the same images that we saw in Beirut and the Dahya we could see in Sanaa Yemen. 4) The existential threat that the factions in Gaza used to launch October 7th will be used to launch a similar operation in the West Bank. 5) Iran will face its biggest test internally and will lead to it exerting its force externally. 6) Repeat of True Promise but this time in Lebanon. 7) After a brief scare of civil war adversaries in Lebanon and Palestine will put differences aside and rule together. 8) The prisoners that were promised to be released from Palestine will be released including Al Bargouthi. 9) Fist fights turn into hand shakes between Iran and the gulf countries. 10) The war in Lebanon in certain areas isn’t over.

IRGC navy: No single warship can enter the yellow-striped area Civilian ships can pass with prior permission

Violent clashes have erupted between resistance fighters and Israeli enemy forces in the vicinity of the Wadi Raj area (Deir Syriane - Zuatar) in southern Lebanon. The confrontations took place using machine guns and direct shells, and according to initial reports, the resistance managed to inflict confirmed casualties among the enemy soldiers, including one killed and one wounded, and the clashes are still ongoing up to this moment .. while confirmations also indicate that the resistance directly targeted a unit from the Golani Brigade.

So 😂 the plan is that It’ll tell US-flagged ships and others the safe lanes to navigate the Strait of Hormuz (aka no mines, etc.) without a naval escort, essentially telling ships where any naval blind spots are and what passages are free of mines. This is either coordinated or has got to be the dumbest thing I have ever heard. Trump is playing minesweeper with thousands of lives at sea.

The Wall Street Journal, citing an official: Trump's initiative does not currently include having American warships escort ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Are they passing through with the power of prayer then? I don’t get it

⭕ صحيفة "إسرائيل اليوم": الجيش الإسرائيلي قرر سحب الجرافات التي كانت تعمل على تدمير المنازل في جنوب لبنان بعد ان اصبحت اهدافا لمحلقات حزب الله

BREAKING: Al Jazeera reports that Iran’s proposal to end the war includes a three-phase framework centered on a permanent ceasefire, nuclear limits, and a broader regional security arrangement. The first phase would turn the current ceasefire into a full end to hostilities within 30 days under international oversight, alongside gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and non-aggression commitments between Iran, the U.S., and regional actors. The second phase reportedly includes a 15-year freeze on uranium enrichment, while the third calls for dialogue with Arab states aimed at building a wider Middle East security framework.

I’m going to make a prediction… $2.50 gas by end of June.

Spirit Airlines only needed $500 million to survive. We’ve already spent $25 billion on the Iran War. Which one directly improves American lives more? A low-cost carrier staying in the market or another war in the Middle East?

⚡️ Tasnim Agency via sources: Iran, through mediator Pakistan, submitted a response to the 9-point American proposal focusing on the issue of "ending the war." America requested a two-month ceasefire in its proposal, but Iran stressed the necessity of resolving issues within 30 days.