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Hebrew pages published footage of the Israeli army blowing up residential buildings in the town of Bani Hayyan, southern Lebanon.
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Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir posted this video on his X account of a Palestinian newlywed couple from the Naqab being taken for interrogation by Israeli police in their wedding clothes over alleged violations during their wedding day!!.
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⚡️West Bank sources:
Israeli army raids a Palestinian wedding in Al-Eizariya, east of Jerusalem, and assaults the guests.
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Israeli army raids a Palestinian wedding in Al-Eizariya, east of Jerusalem, and assaults the guests.
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⚡️Gaza sources:
Israeli artillery shelling east of Al-Zeitoun neighborhood, eastern Gaza City.
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Israeli artillery shelling east of Al-Zeitoun neighborhood, eastern Gaza City.
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In 2 days, Afghanistan will celebrate “Fatah Day.” The day Afghans defeated the American occupation and liberated their country from foreign invaders and their proxy regime. Footage by Afghan national TV RTA [V]
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Tonight, Afghans began celebrating “Fatah Day.”
The day Afghans defeated the American occupation and liberated their country from foreign invaders and their proxy regime.
Official “Fatah Day” celebrations began tonight and will continue tomorrow.
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The day Afghans defeated the American occupation and liberated their country from foreign invaders and their proxy regime.
Official “Fatah Day” celebrations began tonight and will continue tomorrow.
Video from Kabul
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Al-Qassam Brigades published a video of one of its fighters, 16-year-old Suhaib Lobbad, targeting an Israeli tank. After the Israeli army killed his father, mother, siblings, and his siblings children, he went to the nearest Al-Qassam combat position and…
The Merkava destroyer: 16-year-old Suhaib Lobad from Gaza.
Check: https://t.me/WarfareAnalysis/211788
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Afghans in Herat, western Afghanistan, celebrate “Fatah Day,” marking the day they defeated the American occupation and liberated their country from foreign invaders and their proxy regime.
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Afghans at Wazir Akbar Khan Hill in Kabul celebrate “Fatah Day,” marking the 5th anniversary of Afghanistan’s liberation from the American occupation and its proxy regime.
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The Palestinian flag is present at Afghan celebrations of “Fatah Day,” marking the day they defeated the American occupation and its proxy regime.
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⚡️Gaza sources:
Heavy gunfire from Israeli army vehicles stationed east of Jabalia Camp, northern Gaza.
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Heavy gunfire from Israeli army vehicles stationed east of Jabalia Camp, northern Gaza.
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Tonight, Afghans began celebrating “Fatah Day.” The day Afghans defeated the American occupation and liberated their country from foreign invaders and their proxy regime. Official “Fatah Day” celebrations began tonight and will continue tomorrow. Video…
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“We intend to have positive engagement with the world. Afghans are people of jirgas and dialogue. We consider dialogue with everyone preferable for resolving problems.
But if anyone has ill intentions, they should learn a lesson from the history of the defeats of the British, the Soviets, and the Americans.”
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An English-language documentary produced by the Afghan outlet Misaq, titled From Victory to Victory, tells the Afghan side of the story.
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August 14 marks the anniversary of the Rabaa massacre, when Egyptian generals killed hundreds of peaceful Egyptian protesters on this day 13 years ago.
After thousands of wounded protesters were taken to the Rabaa Mosque and hospital, Sisi ordered the army and police to burn the buildings down with the wounded and the bodies inside, resulting in hundreds more victims being burned alive.
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After thousands of wounded protesters were taken to the Rabaa Mosque and hospital, Sisi ordered the army and police to burn the buildings down with the wounded and the bodies inside, resulting in hundreds more victims being burned alive.
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August 14 marks the anniversary of the Rabaa massacre, when Egyptian generals killed hundreds of peaceful Egyptian protesters on this day 13 years ago. After thousands of wounded protesters were taken to the Rabaa Mosque and hospital, Sisi ordered the army…
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This is the Rabaa sit-in.
Millions of Egyptians gathered in the streets, refusing to leave unless the man they elected finished his term and the generals called off their coup.
Video from the Fajr prayer in Rabaa Square before the massacre on August 14,2013
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Millions of Egyptians gathered in the streets, refusing to leave unless the man they elected finished his term and the generals called off their coup.
Video from the Fajr prayer in Rabaa Square before the massacre on August 14,2013
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After the military coup against the only elected president in the history of Egypt,
Bassem Youssef appeared on his show dancing over the victims of the Rabaa massacre, chanting for General Sisi, who carried out the coup.
Bassem Youssef did not only justify the Rabaa massacre against Egyptians protesting for their vote to be respected,
he also participated in the siege and starvation of Gaza, since those he danced for participated in the siege.
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Bassem Youssef appeared on his show dancing over the victims of the Rabaa massacre, chanting for General Sisi, who carried out the coup.
Bassem Youssef did not only justify the Rabaa massacre against Egyptians protesting for their vote to be respected,
he also participated in the siege and starvation of Gaza, since those he danced for participated in the siege.
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This is the Rabaa sit-in. Millions of Egyptians gathered in the streets, refusing to leave unless the man they elected finished his term and the generals called off their coup. Video from the Fajr prayer in Rabaa Square before the massacre on August 14,2013…
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Similar to what we see from Israeli army snipers in Gaza,
this is a video of Egyptian army and police snipers at the Rabaa protest randomly sniping peaceful protesters.
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this is a video of Egyptian army and police snipers at the Rabaa protest randomly sniping peaceful protesters.
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Similar to what we see from Israeli army snipers in Gaza, this is a video of Egyptian army and police snipers at the Rabaa protest randomly sniping peaceful protesters. [V]
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August 14, marks the 13th anniversary of the Rabaa massacre in Nasr City, Cairo.
After the Egyptian army Generals arrested the democratically elected Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi,
millions of Egyptians demonstrated peacefully, demanding the protection of electoral legitimacy and rejecting the coup against their democratic choice.
This video is not from Gaza, but from Rabaa Square, where the Egyptian military opened live fire on peaceful protesters to disperse the protests.
This civilian Egyptian woman, wearing a hijab, whose only weapon was her phone to document the scene, was shot in the neck by a sniper from the Egyptian army and killed.
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After the Egyptian army Generals arrested the democratically elected Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi,
millions of Egyptians demonstrated peacefully, demanding the protection of electoral legitimacy and rejecting the coup against their democratic choice.
This video is not from Gaza, but from Rabaa Square, where the Egyptian military opened live fire on peaceful protesters to disperse the protests.
This civilian Egyptian woman, wearing a hijab, whose only weapon was her phone to document the scene, was shot in the neck by a sniper from the Egyptian army and killed.
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August 14, marks the 13th anniversary of the Rabaa massacre in Nasr City, Cairo. After the Egyptian army Generals arrested the democratically elected Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, millions of Egyptians demonstrated peacefully, demanding the protection…
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The US & EU involvement in the Rabaa massacre and the coup in Egypt.
Egyptian public personality and economist Mourad Aly:
During the Rabaa sit-in, Mr. Gerard Steeghs, the Dutch ambassador to Egypt at the time and the EU representative (currently the Dutch ambassador to the UAE), contacted me trying to mediate an end to the sit-in.
His proposal included dispersing the sit-in and holding early elections. When I asked him who would guarantee that such an agreement would actually be implemented, he answered frankly: “The United States. It is the only party that has real influence over the Egyptian army leadership.”
During the conversation, the Dutch ambassador admitted that what happened in Egypt was a military coup, but he also explained that European countries had decided not to call it that, a clear indication of their implicit support for what happened and their recognition of the new regime.
It was obvious that the West fully adopted what happened on July 3 and provided it with political cover, even if their public support varied in intensity.
Their main dilemma was how to justify this position to Western public opinion, which finds it difficult to accept the overthrow of a democratically elected president shortly after his victory, especially after the January 25 revolution that the world had admired.
In the end, the Western decision was clear:
Democracy is acceptable only when it is under control. But if it produces a political reality that displeases Western interests or threatens Israel’s supremacy in the region, it becomes a “danger” that must be eliminated early.
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Egyptian public personality and economist Mourad Aly:
During the Rabaa sit-in, Mr. Gerard Steeghs, the Dutch ambassador to Egypt at the time and the EU representative (currently the Dutch ambassador to the UAE), contacted me trying to mediate an end to the sit-in.
His proposal included dispersing the sit-in and holding early elections. When I asked him who would guarantee that such an agreement would actually be implemented, he answered frankly: “The United States. It is the only party that has real influence over the Egyptian army leadership.”
During the conversation, the Dutch ambassador admitted that what happened in Egypt was a military coup, but he also explained that European countries had decided not to call it that, a clear indication of their implicit support for what happened and their recognition of the new regime.
It was obvious that the West fully adopted what happened on July 3 and provided it with political cover, even if their public support varied in intensity.
Their main dilemma was how to justify this position to Western public opinion, which finds it difficult to accept the overthrow of a democratically elected president shortly after his victory, especially after the January 25 revolution that the world had admired.
In the end, the Western decision was clear:
Democracy is acceptable only when it is under control. But if it produces a political reality that displeases Western interests or threatens Israel’s supremacy in the region, it becomes a “danger” that must be eliminated early.
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