Muhammad Bilal🪂

Kōzō Okamoto was a Japanese revolutionary who joined the Japanese Red Army and fought against the Israeli occupation in the 1970's. In 1972, he took part in the Lod Airport operation in Israel, in coordination with the PFLP – General Command. He was captured and sentenced to life imprisonment. In 1985, he was released in a prisoner exchange and moved to Lebanon, where he was granted political asylum. Protected by Palestinian factions, he spent the rest of his life as a symbol of international solidarity with Palestine. He once declared: “I gave my youth to the Palestinian cause. As long as there is oppression, resistance is not only a right, it is a duty.”

Ummah yearn for the rise of an Arab power

@talhaahmad967 Just say you want bombs in Dubai 😉

The situation points to a total erosion of deterrence. Iran’s doctrine is fusion of passive and active deterrence. Nevertheless, similar to 'strategic patience' this doctrine has failed to achieve the desired objectives despite success across several nodes. Iran has demonstrated an ability to impose costs across the region. Iranian Axis and its asymmetric capabilities have enabled it to target high-value military assets, including those of the United States. These actions are tactically significant and, in some cases, operationally impressive. However, when assessed against the strategic thresholds that shape U.S. decision making, they fall short of creating a level of risk or consequence sufficient to deter counter-value strikes. Basically, while Iran can impose pain, it has not yet convinced its adversaries that the cost of striking Iranian civilian infrastructure would outweigh the perceived benefits. This imbalance is critical. Deterrence is not simply about demonstrating capability it is about shaping the adversary’s expectations and risk calculations. At present, the gap between Iran’s demonstrated actions and the level of response required to influence U.S. thresholds remains wide. If Iran is unable to recalibrate and establish a more credible form of deterrence in the near term, the likely trajectory is troubling. We could see a normalization and expansion of counter-value strikes, increasingly directed at civilian infrastructure within Iran.

Oh dear mashahad 💔

Indeed comrade Leo, indeed ✊🏽

@wassloss @SubboorAhmad just use simple glass bottle with metal lid

@mBILALbj @SubboorAhmad They make good reusable bottles. The seal is easily changed at home. I use them for home made hot-sauce. Don't know why anyone would use them for water.

Silly people are saying he couldn’t open a bottle cap, they don’t understand it wasn’t supposed to be twisted it is a different design that requires the side to be flipped and since Ahmad hasn’t spent his life opening expensive bottles in posh restaurants he didn’t know about this awkward bottle cap. It literally had nothing to do with strength and everything to do with a design quirk.

Once upon a time there was a faith called Christianity

Not a big fan of dolma. Don’t know why Mediterraneans are so crazy about it!!

@arnesa_kustura Alcohol consumption is a universal fact not unique to Bosnia. Muslim elites consumed it always and everywhere. But imposing it as a social practice is very much modern. Basic history and sociology 🙂

@mBILALbj It’s not “westoxification” if it has existed since Islam was brought to the country. Just b/c there are Muslims who make choices you dislike or who chose to practice their faith in w/e way they like, does not mean they are “Westernised” ffs.

It is cute everyone finding out that Bosnia exists, that it’s Muslim, that it is Muslim but the people like to drink and don’t partake in the haram policing of everything, that there was a genocide there…all because we beat Italy and are going to the world cup.

I wish trump will live 20 more years and somehow continues as the president of murica. So we all can witness the complete collapse of the west.

Subhanallah

I’m 100% that this guy is a Sunni.

I’m sorry, The reason why Iran still stands after 40 years of sanctions and current war is because of the Islamic Revolution of 1979 under the leadership of Ayatollah Ruhullan Mousavi Khomeini. Not because of some invented 2000 years old fake tradition.

@BalkanPirate Religious Turks genuinely loves and respects Syrians and Pakistanis. They were one of the most oppressed Muslim community at one point. Those who curse Syrians and Pakistanis are same as those retarded biomass exists in all other Muslim countries.

The same Turks saying "the only friend a Turk has is another Turk" are the ones who scoff when a Syrian or Pakistani calls them brother.

Password is : khomeini19791234

You can criticise Syria always. But if you’re reproducing American WOT vocabulary, you are retarded!

@neylamine Gentlemen don’t care about peasant sport 😏

south asians supporting random countries because none of our countries have ever qualified for the fifa wc

With a physical disability, this little boy still prepared 1,000 bottles of carrot juice for aid workers and people, doing what he can for his country.