— 🇾🇪/🇮🇱 NEW: Yemen's Ansarullah reports that Israeli-affiliated shipping companies are selling assets to avoid attacks on their ships

They state they will not recognize ownership changes and warn that these companies will be subject to attacks and barred from Ansarullah's operational area.

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— 🇾🇪/🇮🇱 Ansarullah's full statement

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— 🇺🇸/🇮🇱 UPDATE: American Airlines has extended the suspension of flights to Israel until at least the end of August 2025.

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I want you all to join. I know I get at least 40k views per post on average, so at least 40k people who see this should be able to join.

I won't be posting there until I get banned, it's just a precaution. Very much recommended.

The Lion of Gaza.

— ❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 NEW: Iran has informed regional Arab nations that it intends to carry out a 'strong and complex' attack against Israel, involving more powerful warheads and various other weapons – WSJ

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— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱 ANALYSIS: In my opinion, I think that Iran will not attack Israel before the U.S. Presidential Election. The WSJ article also seems to confirm this.

While Iran dislikes Kamala Harris and Donald Trump equally, Harris is less likely to engage in a full-scale war against Iran, so Iran wants her to win. They don't want to take the risk of possibly influencing the election outcome by attacking Israel and delivering another major foreign policy failure to Kamala Harris, especially so close before Election Day.

I also think one of the reasons that Iran won't respond very fast is because the Israelis didn't respond fast either. And the Israelis didn't respond fast because Iran didn't respond fast after Ismael Haniyeh. In my opinion, Iran is doing this on purpose.

By constantly waiting 1-2 months to retaliate, Iran is spreading the conflict over multiple months, across several seperate cycles of violence that are manageable and can be somewhat controlled. This allows Iran to repair, adapt and prepare for all scenarios between each new wave of exchanges.

Iran is actively trying to control the pace of the escalation ladder, which is good. Israel's strength lies in short, powerful attacks that paralyze the enemy. If they are forced into a new cycle of exchanges every few months, this won't be in their favour at all. Israel is not very adaptable, and they are already under huge pressure, facing multiple different war fronts at once. Iran has time on its side.

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— 🇮🇷 DEBUNKED: Western-funded media have recently invented a story, claiming that an Iranian woman in Tehran protested against the obligatory Hijab law by walking onto the streets in her underwear

In reality, the woman is a student of Tehran's Azad University, and according to her acquaintances and classmates, she was under immense stress, suffering from mental and psychological problems.

She was taken off the streets by the police for disturbing the public order, and she was admitted to a psychiatric hospital to receive expert care. She was likely suffering from some sort of psychosis.

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And by the way, even if – for argument's sake – it was a protest action, so what?

Bystanders literally did not care, they simply laughed it off. This is an insignificant event by a single individual, but the 'Woman-Life-Freedom' is delusional and thinks the Islamic Republic has now fallen.

I can guarantee you guys, that you won't overthrow the Islamic Republic by walking on the street in your underwear.

— 🇮🇷 NEW: Arvin Nathaniel Ghahremani, a 20-year-old Jewish man from Kermanshah, was executed for killing an individual over a financial dispute

The execution took place after the victim’s family refused a large financial settlement, known as 'blood money', offered by Ghahremani’s family (based on sharia law).

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