Foinikas
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But they took on Iran,didn't they?
Israel Genocide in Gaza - 2023 to present - Part ll
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_Arabia_
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"UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres praised, during his visit to #KingSalmanHumanitarianAidAndReliefCenter in Riyadh, the pioneering model that the center offers in generosity, efficiency, and quality of humanitarian services, affirming his appreciation for the Kingdom's efforts and its active partnership in supporting global humanitarian work."
"New Saudi humanitarian aid crosses the Rafah crossing heading to the #Gaza Strip provided by #KingSalmanHumanitarianAidCenter"
75th Saudi Relief Airplane Arrives in Egypt Carrying Aid for Gazans
The 75th Saudi relief airplane - managed by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) in coordination with the Ministry of Defense and the Saudi Embassy in Egypt - arrived on Wednesday at Al Arish International Airport.
The airplane carried food baskets and shelter aid kits to be delivered to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
The shipment is part of ongoing Saudi support through KSrelief to assist the Palestinians in Gaza and alleviate the difficult living conditions faced by the population there.
75th Saudi Relief Airplane Arrives in Egypt Carrying Aid for Gazans
The 75th Saudi relief airplane - managed by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) in coordination with the Ministry of Defense and the Saudi Embassy in Egypt - arrived on Wednesday at Al Arish International Airport. The airplane carried food baskets and shelter aid kits...
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Falcon29
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Iran doesn't have nation-state allies in the region. Besides Iraq really. Iran has also been sanctioned, is far away, they can afford a limited campaign with Iran that's green-lit by the US.
They cannot afford full scale conflicts with Lebanon nor Syria like they could get away with in Gaza. They can do whatever they want in Gaza, it's right in their backyard, small, has no external backing, no investors, no nation -state allies and isn't a nation itself. Gaza is a small territory that punched far above its weight due to Hamas creativity and popular support in the region, sensitivity of Palestinian cause among Arabs and Muslims. Because of US and Israeli media propaganda, people are given belief that Gaza is some powerful mini state, which it's far from.
They cannot do all that in Lebanon and Syria.
_Arabia_
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@Falcon29
Brother do you think it is a realistic possibility, if we look at this from a long-term perspective, for Palestinian political and civil leadership to pursue a two-state solution simultaneously with the prospect of a one-state solution with equal rights?
We all know all about the massive illegal Israeli settlements across the West Bank and now their illegal encroachment in Gaza. Which all, for the moment at least, realistically makes an independent Palestinian state a difficult prospect.
If a one-state solution was to be applied (even if just temporary), Palestinians would likely become the largest demographical group and the majority. Afterwards political, military etc. influence could be pursued. In such a state, I imagine, if equal rights would be given, that Palestinians would be free to settle anywhere.
From then on onwards, a path toward a two-state solution, I imagine, could become easier.
We are talking about the future. None of us here or anywhere else know what is in store after all.
Most important thing, as I see it, from a demographical perspective, is that Palestinians, as so far the case in both Gaza (despite the genocide and massive destruction) and West Bank AND within Israel (so-called Israeli Arab community), remain within their lands.
We have to speak frankly about this as a demographical war as well. The continued presence of Palestinians within Palestine is what drives the Zionists mad. They are not satisfied with their land grabbing since 1948, they want all of the land and Palestinian steadfastness and Palestinians inhabiting their own land, is what prevents this from occurring completely.
I think that some kind of long-term Palestinian national strategy, in this regard, needs to be developed.
It is also interesting that the Jewish Orthodox Community (largely isolating themselves from Israeli society, not really participating in the army or politics) are set to become the majority within the next few decades given their high birth rates. I am curious to see if it will be easier to reach an understanding with such a community than the current toxic lot.
Those are maybe questioned that are best asked to Palestinians living within the West Bank, Gaza and "Israel" itself but nevertheless you all have relatives on the ground who might have something to say about such questions or you have likely discussed it already with relatives and friends.
@Unknowntruth as well, if he sees this post. Really, the Palestinian opinion is what matters and is interesting here for me.
Brother do you think it is a realistic possibility, if we look at this from a long-term perspective, for Palestinian political and civil leadership to pursue a two-state solution simultaneously with the prospect of a one-state solution with equal rights?
We all know all about the massive illegal Israeli settlements across the West Bank and now their illegal encroachment in Gaza. Which all, for the moment at least, realistically makes an independent Palestinian state a difficult prospect.
If a one-state solution was to be applied (even if just temporary), Palestinians would likely become the largest demographical group and the majority. Afterwards political, military etc. influence could be pursued. In such a state, I imagine, if equal rights would be given, that Palestinians would be free to settle anywhere.
From then on onwards, a path toward a two-state solution, I imagine, could become easier.
We are talking about the future. None of us here or anywhere else know what is in store after all.
Most important thing, as I see it, from a demographical perspective, is that Palestinians, as so far the case in both Gaza (despite the genocide and massive destruction) and West Bank AND within Israel (so-called Israeli Arab community), remain within their lands.
We have to speak frankly about this as a demographical war as well. The continued presence of Palestinians within Palestine is what drives the Zionists mad. They are not satisfied with their land grabbing since 1948, they want all of the land and Palestinian steadfastness and Palestinians inhabiting their own land, is what prevents this from occurring completely.
I think that some kind of long-term Palestinian national strategy, in this regard, needs to be developed.
It is also interesting that the Jewish Orthodox Community (largely isolating themselves from Israeli society, not really participating in the army or politics) are set to become the majority within the next few decades given their high birth rates. I am curious to see if it will be easier to reach an understanding with such a community than the current toxic lot.
Those are maybe questioned that are best asked to Palestinians living within the West Bank, Gaza and "Israel" itself but nevertheless you all have relatives on the ground who might have something to say about such questions or you have likely discussed it already with relatives and friends.
@Unknowntruth as well, if he sees this post. Really, the Palestinian opinion is what matters and is interesting here for me.
Shags101
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PM meets with security cabinet amid fears of renewed Israeli operation in Lebanon
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www.timesofisrael.com
Shags101
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They took on Iran with about a dozen helpers to be fair……let’s not name known and reported but not official countries that helped defend Israel through military defense and resupply of coalition warships and aircraft
mulj
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Jews are now enabling war between xtians and muslims over their slave network in usa, they already started training their evangelical foot soldiers from america for hasbara activities but this time on religious base. That one is their last tool to behind as they lost reputation with any normal people.
On the other side shame and silence around the muslim world which is maybe better to avoid further humiliation as itself is in really pitiful condition in terms of unity and moral awareness not to mention technical capability to resist in any form.
Tough times ahead, Gaza showed to the world that muslims are not subjects of current world affairs just sitting and paralyzed objects with narrow agency and you all know what happens to such.
On the other side shame and silence around the muslim world which is maybe better to avoid further humiliation as itself is in really pitiful condition in terms of unity and moral awareness not to mention technical capability to resist in any form.
Tough times ahead, Gaza showed to the world that muslims are not subjects of current world affairs just sitting and paralyzed objects with narrow agency and you all know what happens to such.
Khansaheeb
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"UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres praised, during his visit to #KingSalmanHumanitarianAidAndReliefCenter in Riyadh, the pioneering model that the center offers in generosity, efficiency, and quality of humanitarian services, affirming his appreciation for the Kingdom's efforts and its active partnership in supporting global humanitarian work."
"New Saudi humanitarian aid crosses the Rafah crossing heading to the #Gaza Strip provided by #KingSalmanHumanitarianAidCenter"
75th Saudi Relief Airplane Arrives in Egypt Carrying Aid for Gazans
The 75th Saudi relief airplane - managed by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) in coordination with the Ministry of Defense and the Saudi Embassy in Egypt - arrived on Wednesday at Al Arish International Airport.
The airplane carried food baskets and shelter aid kits to be delivered to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
The shipment is part of ongoing Saudi support through KSrelief to assist the Palestinians in Gaza and alleviate the difficult living conditions faced by the population there.
75th Saudi Relief Airplane Arrives in Egypt Carrying Aid for Gazans
The 75th Saudi relief airplane - managed by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) in coordination with the Ministry of Defense and the Saudi Embassy in Egypt - arrived on Wednesday at Al Arish International Airport. The airplane carried food baskets and shelter aid kits...
Slow death through trickle aid, a cynical ploy to destroy Palestine.
Ali_Baba
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The secret pro-Palestine message in Disney’s Christmas advert
The secret pro-Palestine message in Disney’s Christmas advert
Streaming platform has ‘serious questions to answer’ after teenage girl shown with watermelon symbol
www.telegraph.co.uk
>> When a simple water melon brings your reality crashing down around you ..
Hassan Al-Somal
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mulj
Trusted Member
That is all good for self respect and confidence even helps numbers and services but until muslim states do no trade between each other with more complexed tech products and start creating its own ecosystem this is not fundamental.
Meanwhile you do not have 2 single muslim states bordered with each other that have friendly relationships in shared mutual interests.
Khansaheeb
Elite Member
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UC Berkeley: Reverse Your Decision to Suspend Lecturer for Protected Speech about Gaza
UC Berkeley has suspended Lecturer Peyrin Kao without pay for six months—a sweeping act of retaliation for two brief comments. His remarks? Raising concerns about Google's collaboration with the Israeli military after class ended and noting his poor health due to an act of activism—without mentioning that it was a hunger strike in solidarity with Gaza. The university labeled these comments “serious misconduct” and “political indoctrination,” weaponizing a vague policy to silence Palestine-related speech.
Why It Matters
This isn’t about upholding academic standards. It’s about chilling protected expression and intimidating anyone who dares speak out for Palestinian rights. The suspension comes just months after UC Berkeley disclosed Kao’s name—along with more than 160 others—to the federal government in a politically motivated crackdown.
If this stands, it sets a dangerous precedent: educators punished for exercising their First Amendment rights. Academic freedom is not optional—it’s the foundation of higher education.
What You Can Do
We cannot allow this attack on free speech to go unanswered.
Send an email to UC Berkeley now, urging them to:
- Reverse Peyrin’s suspension.
- Restore his pay and duties.
- Stop weaponizing vague policies.
- Affirm the right of students and faculty to speak out without fear of retaliation.
It takes less than a minute.
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Khansaheeb
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Cash gk
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They are all partners in genocide, including those who were nominating people for the Nobel Prize.
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