Khansaheeb
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More wailing at the wall I guess?
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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More wailing at the wall I guess?
Khansaheeb
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Apple, Google, Intel , NVIDIA etc are all Israel supporters.
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The Conversion of Abdullah Ibn Salam (d. 43/633): A Legendary Moment in the Biography of Muhammad's Jewish Companion as Comments on His Jewish Community. The narration is as follows
Rabbi AbdullahSalam told the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings of God be upon him, that the Prophet, peace and blessings of God be upon him, was inside a Jewish drug store, and the Prophet, peace and blessings of God be upon him, kept Abdullah in one of his rooms, and famous Jewish figures were with him. Invited to meet. He introduced them to Islam and asked them to believe in God. They started arguing and arguing with him about the right. When he realized that they were reluctant to accept Islam, he asked them: What is the position of Hussein bin Salam among you? He is our Sayyid (leader) and the son of our Sayyid. He is our Lord and our knowledge, the son of our Lord and knowledge. "If you find out that he has accepted Islam, will you also accept Islam?" Ask the Prophet. "God forbid! He will not accept Islam. May God prevent him from accepting Islam." They said fearfully. At that time I came out in full view of them and said: "O assembly of Jews! Fear God and accept what Muhammad has brought. By God, you know that he is the Messenger of God and you Will find prophecies about his name and characteristics in the Torah and I believe that I know him. "You are a liar," they cried Wicked and ignorant, the son of a wicked and ignorant." And they continued to abuse me with all kinds of considerable abuse. Here he ends his story.
Well the Jews are hateful idiots
Ё-МАЁ
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Do they have an option ?
Khansaheeb
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Brave people always have options.
Khansaheeb
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Can you trust Israeli genocidal maniacs to stick to a deal?:-
Palestinians inspect the damage and debris a day after an operation by the Israeli Special Forces in the Nuseirat camp, in the central Gaza Strip on June 9, 2024. — AFP
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Cairo/Tel Aviv: Hamas accepts a UN resolution backing a plan to end the Israeli aggression in Gaza and is ready to negotiate details, a senior official of the group said on Tuesday in what the US Secretary of State called a hopeful sign.
But Qatari and Egyptian mediators have not received formal replies from Hamas or Israel to the UN-backed truce proposal, an official close to the talks said, and both sides suggested on Tuesday the plan fit their clashing goals, raising doubt whether any genuine headway towards a deal had been made.
Discussions also touching on post-war plans for Gaza will continue over the next couple of days, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in Tel Aviv after talks with Israeli leaders.
Blinken met Israeli officials on Tuesday in a push to end the eight-month-old Israeli air and ground attack that has devastated Gaza, a day after President Joe Biden’s proposal for a truce was approved by the UN Security Council.
Biden’s proposal envisages a ceasefire and phased release of prisoners in exchange for Palestinians jailed in Israel, ultimately leading to a permanent end to the crisis.
On Tuesday, senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri, who is based outside Gaza, said it accepted the ceasefire resolution and was ready to negotiate over the specifics.
This required a formula stipulating the total withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza and a swap of prisoners held in Gaza for Palestinians jailed in Israel, he said.
“The US administration is facing a real test to carry out its commitments in compelling the occupation to immediately end the war in an implementation of the UN Security Council resolution,” Abu Zuhri said.
Blinken said the Hamas statement was “a hopeful sign” but definitive word was still needed from the Hamas leadership inside Israeli-besieged Gaza. “That’s what counts, and that’s what we don’t have yet.”
After Blinken left for Jordan, a senior Israeli government official, who asked not to be identified, said the published proposal would enable Israel to achieve its goals.
The official repeated Israel’s longstanding stance that Hamas’ military and governing capabilities in Gaza must be annihilated, and all prisoners freed with Gaza posing no threat to Israel in the future. The US is Israel’s closest ally and biggest arms supplier but, along with much of the world, has become sharply critical of the huge civilian death toll in Gaza and the destruction and humanitarian calamity wrought by the Israeli offensive.
In the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, Palestinians reacted warily to the Security Council vote, fearing it could prove yet another ceasefire initiative that goes nowhere.
“We will believe it only when we see it,” said Shaban Abdel-Raouf, 47, a displaced family of five sheltering in the central city of Deir Al-Balah, a frequent target of Israeli firepower. “When they tell us to pack our belongings and prepare to go back to Gaza City, we will know it is true,” he said via a chat app.
Post-deal planning
Blinken said his talks were also addressing day-after plans for Gaza, including security, governance, and reconstruction of the enclave. “We’ve been doing that in consultation with many partners throughout the region. Those conversations will continue…it’s imperative that we have these plans,” he said.
As part of his eighth trouble-shooting trip to the Middle East since the Gaza conflict ignited, Blinken also sought steps to prevent months of border clashes between Israel and Hezbollah from escalating into a spillover war.
On Monday, Blinken had talks in Cairo with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi of Egypt, a key mediator in the war.
Published in Dawn, June 12th, 2024
Hamas accepts UN-backed Gaza truce plan
Blinken says discussions on "post-war plans" will continue over the next couple of days.
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Hamas accepts UN-backed Gaza truce plan
Reuters Published June 12, 2024 Updated about an hour ago
Palestinians inspect the damage and debris a day after an operation by the Israeli Special Forces in the Nuseirat camp, in the central Gaza Strip on June 9, 2024. — AFP
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JOIN OUR WHATSAPP CHANNELCairo/Tel Aviv: Hamas accepts a UN resolution backing a plan to end the Israeli aggression in Gaza and is ready to negotiate details, a senior official of the group said on Tuesday in what the US Secretary of State called a hopeful sign.
But Qatari and Egyptian mediators have not received formal replies from Hamas or Israel to the UN-backed truce proposal, an official close to the talks said, and both sides suggested on Tuesday the plan fit their clashing goals, raising doubt whether any genuine headway towards a deal had been made.
Discussions also touching on post-war plans for Gaza will continue over the next couple of days, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in Tel Aviv after talks with Israeli leaders.
Blinken met Israeli officials on Tuesday in a push to end the eight-month-old Israeli air and ground attack that has devastated Gaza, a day after President Joe Biden’s proposal for a truce was approved by the UN Security Council.
Ahead of Blinken’s trip, Israel and Hamas both repeated hardline positions that have scuttled previous rounds of truce mediation, while Israel has pressed on with assaults in central and southern Gaza.
Biden’s proposal envisages a ceasefire and phased release of prisoners in exchange for Palestinians jailed in Israel, ultimately leading to a permanent end to the crisis.
On Tuesday, senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri, who is based outside Gaza, said it accepted the ceasefire resolution and was ready to negotiate over the specifics.
This required a formula stipulating the total withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza and a swap of prisoners held in Gaza for Palestinians jailed in Israel, he said.
“The US administration is facing a real test to carry out its commitments in compelling the occupation to immediately end the war in an implementation of the UN Security Council resolution,” Abu Zuhri said.
Blinken said the Hamas statement was “a hopeful sign” but definitive word was still needed from the Hamas leadership inside Israeli-besieged Gaza. “That’s what counts, and that’s what we don’t have yet.”
After Blinken left for Jordan, a senior Israeli government official, who asked not to be identified, said the published proposal would enable Israel to achieve its goals.
The official repeated Israel’s longstanding stance that Hamas’ military and governing capabilities in Gaza must be annihilated, and all prisoners freed with Gaza posing no threat to Israel in the future. The US is Israel’s closest ally and biggest arms supplier but, along with much of the world, has become sharply critical of the huge civilian death toll in Gaza and the destruction and humanitarian calamity wrought by the Israeli offensive.
In the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, Palestinians reacted warily to the Security Council vote, fearing it could prove yet another ceasefire initiative that goes nowhere.
“We will believe it only when we see it,” said Shaban Abdel-Raouf, 47, a displaced family of five sheltering in the central city of Deir Al-Balah, a frequent target of Israeli firepower. “When they tell us to pack our belongings and prepare to go back to Gaza City, we will know it is true,” he said via a chat app.
Post-deal planning
Blinken said his talks were also addressing day-after plans for Gaza, including security, governance, and reconstruction of the enclave. “We’ve been doing that in consultation with many partners throughout the region. Those conversations will continue…it’s imperative that we have these plans,” he said.
As part of his eighth trouble-shooting trip to the Middle East since the Gaza conflict ignited, Blinken also sought steps to prevent months of border clashes between Israel and Hezbollah from escalating into a spillover war.
On Monday, Blinken had talks in Cairo with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi of Egypt, a key mediator in the war.
Published in Dawn, June 12th, 2024
Ё-МАЁ
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the threat of losing your money and business makes it hard to be brave
Davey Crockett
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Was just reading up on the upcoming Hajj.
When the pilgrims throw the symbolic pebbles at the devil, will some aim for the House of Saud?
(Bad joke?)
Mirzali Khan
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You guys gotta check this out. This was from the protest in NYC 
@Waz @PakFactor @PakAl @PAKISTANFOREVER @Saifullah @Dalit @clutch @AJKashmir1 @RescueRanger
@Waz @PakFactor @PakAl @PAKISTANFOREVER @Saifullah @Dalit @clutch @AJKashmir1 @RescueRanger
Al-Zakir
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That's not Urdu, more like a Punjabi saying.
Davey Crockett
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Thank you.
I am dealing with hateful idiots.
Someone here said I was a Muslim already, but the more I search online, first thing to come up is what Muslims can and cannot do.
Sam Houston - Wikipedia
I recall what Sam Houston said when the Christians finally baptized him. Preacher, dipping him in a river, said, "All your sins are washed away."
First thing Sam Houston asked, "Are the fishes ok?"
Houston, Texas is named after him. My cousin restored the school house Sam Houston went to in Maryville, Tennessee.
Born in Rockbridge County, Virginia, Houston and his family relocated to Maryville, Tennessee, when he was a teenager. Houston later ran away from home, spending about three years living with the Cherokee,[1] becoming known as "Raven." He served under General Andrew Jackson in the War of 1812;
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