Jihad Haidar @Bonmalade

Imagine you, a Canadian citizen, got murdered by Israel and all your country did was write a tweet.

Foreign Policy CAN @CanadaFP

2 months ago

The IDF’s decision not to pursue a criminal investigation into the killing of seven World Central Kitchen humanitarian workers, including Jacob Flickinger, a Canadian citizen, is unacceptable.

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israel murdered them in south Lebanon.

This will be one for the history books. The Iranian government is holding the line to defend Lebanese sovereignty even at a cost to its own interests. At the same time, the Lebanese government is signing a surrender deal with the very US-Israel Axis that is attacking, invading, occupying, and subjugating it, surrendering its territory to the invading army, promising to disarm the country’s only resistance on behalf of the invading Axis, and signing a declaration attacking the Iranian government that is defending it. Marshal Pétain has returned from the grave.

Don’t care + shut up + coloniser

J Street @jstreetdotorg

5 months ago

“My ‘pro-Israel’ positioning flows from a belief that the aspiration of the Jewish people to be a free people in their own land is legitimate and vital. But my support for the existence of a Jewish nation-state in no way demands that I support everything the government of that

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I have been a scholar of Hizbullah for over three decades, and throughout that time I have been repeatedly asked when, whether, or how, it will disarm. Yet in the context of Israel's daily terrorism in the south and the Bekaa, and beyond, the question today has become even more absurd, because those who pose it somehow still fail to grasp that they aren't simply asking about an organisation, but about whether an entire people — the people of the south, the Bekaa, and Dahyeh, Lebanon’s Shia community, and a constitutive part of the Lebanese state — should willingly surrender the only means through which they have resisted their own genocide. And the answer to that is something that rings even more true today than it has in the past--there will be no disarmament of Hizbullah's Resistance, with a capital R, or of any other popular resistance that may emerge with a lower case r, so long as the genocidal Israeli entity exists.

Today is the Lebanese national holiday commemorating the Israeli withdrawal from South Lebanon in 2000. A reminder that no occupation lasts forever and no people lose their right to dignity and freedom.

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Brother Amin Abdullah was the security guard who was martyred at the Islamic Center of San Diego. He gave his life to protect the lives of countless students and congregants. One of his last Facebook posts said: "What is success? To many people success is financial stability, good reputation, beauty, etc. As for ME! Wallahi, thumma Wallahi. It is returning back to Allah OUR creator with the same pure soul he loaned me at birth. Having the Mala'ikah [angels] of Allahu ta'ala saying "don't fear and don't grieve, but receive the glad tidings of Jannah which you were promised by the Most forgiving and Most Merciful". May Allahu ta'ala grant us Husnal Khatimah, AAAAMEEEEN🤲" May the Most Merciful meet you with those beautiful glad tidings, oh Amin. You're safe now

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Shafek Koreshe @shafeKoreshe

5 months ago

⭕ The #SanDiego Police Department said the "threat at the Islamic center has been neutralized." The police responded to calls after a gunman opened fire at the #IslamicCenter of San Diego in Clairemont, located at 7050 Eckstrom Avenue. The center also houses a school and

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L'entraîneur emblématique du basketball libanais Ghassan Sarkis : "Je m'incline devant les Rangers (bottes) des héros du Sud... Je suis avec le Liban de Fairuz et de Julia Boutros, et non celui de May Chidiac et d'Elissa." (@waqa2e3)

@27Safage 🤣🤣

@BlazedHabsFan21 @EASPORTSNHL LeScript

They party like us 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

Ounka @OunkaOnX

6 months ago

Smotrich: 'My son wants me to leave some Lebanon for him to destroy later. I told him don't worry, there will be enough for everyone.' Generational evil

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همراهان من در این پرواز #Minab168

What Arab Regimes Fear Most Is Iran’s Example Even as missiles rain down on co-belligerent Arab regimes, Iran is perceived by them as a threat not primarily on account of its military power but because it embodies what sovereignty looks like when exercised as a political practice rather than as an empty formal claim, one that simultaneously indicts the past and destabilises the future. Until now, the Arab state system has operated on the premise that the US and Israel set the limits of the politically possible in the region and that regimes which accept those limits will be protected--an order maintained by a regional orthodoxy that framed subordination as a strategic and sovereign choice. But Iran is now demonstrating (not only to subservient Arab regimes but to Europe and beyond) what substantive state sovereignty means in practice, while teaching how popular sovereignty emerges once a state has constructed the collective sovereign subject that reproduces it. The result is a depth of popular identification in which even critics rally behind the state in moments of existential confrontation, defending not necessarily the government but the state as the political expression of the collective to which they belong. No Arab leader could possibly fathom how former protestors and even dissidents might refrain from undermining, much less rally behind their state in such moments, because no Arab state has constructed the collective sovereign subject that would make such identification possible. If this war confirms what is already becoming difficult to deny, that Iran and Hizbullah have imposed costs capable of deterring future aggression and reshaping the regional order, it will amount to a historical renewal of the Iranian revolution, bringing back into view the sovereignty question that gave rise to it and that the Arab order was built to suppress. The deeper danger for this order lies in that question which foregrounds what has long been concealed, that the surrender of sovereignty was always a political choice rather than a necessity and that the bargain demanding submission in exchange for protection ultimately delivered neither sovereignty nor security.

There's one striking difference between the present and the Stone Age: there was no oil or gas being pumped in the Middle East back then. Are POTUS and Americans who put him in office sure that they want to turn back the clock?

@AGretz Peak male experience

Heartbreaking, cruel, despicable, and utterly outrageous: the American-Israeli aggressors have attacked the Pasteur Institute of Iran — the oldest and most prestigious research and public health center in Iran and the entire Middle East, founded in 1920 through an agreement between the Pasteur Institute of Paris and the Iranian government. This is not merely another war crime committed as part of an illegal war; it is a barbaric assault on basic human core values.

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Disturbing that the very idea of AUB being targeted is causing more uproar that the actual targeting of the Lebanese University and the assassination of its professors

@CallaWalsh