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Today, the United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel, issued a report concluding that Israel’s deliberate targeting of Palestinian children in Gaza amounts to genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes. The report joins a growing body of findings by international institutions, legal experts, human rights organizations, and United Nations mechanisms that have documented grave violations against the Palestinian people. This report is important as a legal document, and for the Palestinian cause, for the memory of the Palestinian children who have been massacred in Gaza over the past years, and for the preservation of truth in the face of attempts to erase it. Israel invests billions in promoting and defending its narrative. Palestinians, however, do not need to manufacture a narrative. Our narrative is built on facts, lived experience, and a reality recognized repeatedly by international institutions: that we are a people living under occupation and that we deserve freedom, dignity, self-determination, and equal rights like all other peoples of the world. The real battle in the long run is not only political or military. It is the battle to preserve our narrative, protect our collective memory, safeguard our Palestinian identity, and continue documenting reality for future generations. It is also the battle to maintain faith in international law and international institutions, despite their weaknesses and despite the political powers that often delay accountability and prevent immediate action. History demonstrates that political realities change, while documented facts and legal records remain. Israel may continue its occupation for years to come. Political protection may continue to delay justice. Accountability, whether at the level of states or individuals, cannot be postponed indefinitely. Freedom has never been granted voluntarily by systems of domination; it has been achieved through perseverance, memory, documentation, and a commitment to justice. Since 1948, the international community has produced an extensive record regarding the Palestinian question. Among the most significant findings are United Nations Security Council Resolutions 242 (1967), 446 (1979), 452 (1979), 465 (1980), 478 (1980), and 2334 (2016), all of which affirmed the illegality of Israeli occupation measures and settlements. The International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion of 2004 found that the separation wall and associated settlement regime violate international law. In 2024, the International Court of Justice further concluded that Israel’s continued occupation of Palestinian territory is unlawful and must be brought to an end. In recent years, major international human rights organizations including Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and B’Tselem concluded that Israel’s policies toward Palestinians amount to apartheid and persecution. United Nations Special Rapporteurs have repeatedly documented systematic violations of Palestinian rights, including arbitrary detention, collective punishment, discrimination, and denial of self-determination. Since the beginning of the genocide in Gaza, reports including Francesca Albanese’s “Anatomy of a Genocide” (2024), Amnesty International’s “Israel’s Genocide Against Palestinians in Gaza” (2024), Human Rights Watch’s findings on extermination and acts of genocide (2024), B’Tselem’s “Our Genocide” (2025), the United Nations Commission of Inquiry report on genocide in Gaza (2025), and today’s United Nations report on the deliberate targeting of Palestinian children (2026) have added to a growing legal and historical record. These reports and resolutions are more than documents. Preserving this record, defending the truth, and ensuring that the stories of Palestinian victims are neither forgotten nor distorted remains one of the most important responsibilities in our struggle for freedom.

⭕ وافق مجلس الوزراء السعودي على مبادرة تصميم وبناء أول قمر صناعي سعودي - مصري مشترك، حيث جاء ذلك خلال الجلسة التي عقدت اليوم، في جدة. #العربية_مصر

@HAL_01022010 @Riseagain775 @Hiding786 @Madz_WhereWeAt @BitterAsho I agree with you, I don't trust al-Julani. I hope the Syrians choose someone to represent and unite them because they deserve it after all this suffering.

@Madz_WhereWeAt @Riseagain775 @Hiding786 @BitterAsho That's exactly what I said in my first reply!! There's no point in arguing with someone who's biased towards "particular team" and thinks they're right and everyone else is wrong. That's why I didn't start the discussion!!

🇪🇬😴😅😂What a wonderful world ❤️

Everyone has a proxy!! that's how the world works, and that's how I see it. There are no angels and demons, only humans fighting. That's how I consider myself impartial, and I believe the first step towards unity is understanding the truth without bias, because we weren't responsible for this history of division, and to resolve it, we must think about it differently.

I am against the hereditary transfer of power, and I participated in the January 25th Revolution because I oppose the principle. I wasn't against Assad personally because I'm not Syrian, but I am against the principle. After the revolution, I became against him because he clung to power and allowed his country to be torn apart for the sake of power, which he ultimately lost. I am against the destruction of Syria. This is without any Hasbara !!

@Riseagain775 @Hiding786 @Madz_WhereWeAt @BitterAsho We've discussed this a lot, and you can't change the mind of someone who's a die-hard fan of a particular team.

@Riseagain775 @Hiding786 @Madz_WhereWeAt @BitterAsho If I say that, the space will end in a regional war 😂 but i agree 💯

ليلة مصرية خالصة في المونديال.. رقص واحتفالات صاخبة لـ صلاح ورفاقه بعد حسم بطاقة التأهل.

الحمد لله 🇪🇬

Reinstate @oliveegirl account she did nothing to suspended her account @X @elonmusk @nikitabier

Reinstate @oliveegirl account immediately @X @elonmusk @nikitabier

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After public outcry, @X @Support has decided to reinstate @oliveegirl 's account... hopefully SOON.

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Imagine a powerful king, the most powerful king in the world, ruling the strongest kingdom on Earth, while you are the ruler of a kingdom whose power is less than 10% of that kingdom's. This king is arrogant, narcissistic, loves to praise himself, and is controlled by the prince of a small principality. This small principality borders yours, and the powerful king supports it, using it to threaten and bully you because of your power and influence with him. There are more details, but how would you act if you were the ruler of that threatened kingdom? This geopolitical dilemma is classic and falls under the umbrella of "asymmetric relations." It requires astute management based on patience, psychological diplomacy, and behind-the-scenes intelligence work, rather than direct military confrontation, which could be suicidal given the power imbalance (10% versus 100%). If I were the ruler of this threatened kingdom, my strategy would focus on several parallel axes: 1. Exploiting the psychological makeup of the powerful king (narcissism) The arrogant, narcissistic personality is driven by self-image and a constant search for praise and appreciation. Confronting this king directly would make him see it as an affront to his pride, which would drive him to destroy your kingdom to prove his power. - Diplomacy of praise and containment: Sending diplomatic delegations to present the king with messages of appreciation and public adulation that flatter his ego. He must be made to feel that your kingdom recognizes his leadership and global superiority. - Shifting the conflict to the arena of "justice and chivalry": Portraying the dispute with the small border emirate before the king not as a power struggle, but as a plea for "protection and justice" from the great king against the "transgressions of the small emirate that tarnish the king's reputation and patronage." The narcissist loves to play the role of the "just judge and supreme savior." 2. Severing the connection between the king and the prince of the small emirate (the wedge strategy) The fatal weakness in this equation is the small emirate's control over the powerful king. The narcissist intensely hates feeling controlled or exploited, or appearing subservient to someone smaller than himself. - Behind-the-scenes intelligence work: First, the nature of the control must be understood (is it through secrets, blackmail, financial interests, or emotional influence?). - Sowing Doubt and Spreading Rumors: Leaking information or rumors indirectly to suggest to the king that the young prince boasts in private about his ability to "guide" the king or control his decisions, or that he sees him merely as a "tool" to achieve his goals. Once the narcissistic king suspects that the prince is stealing the spotlight or deceiving him, he will violently turn against him to protect his pride. 3. Strengthening Asymmetric Deterrence Since direct military power is asymmetric, efforts must be made to make the cost of invading or harming your kingdom extremely high and unprofitable for the powerful king. - Building Advanced Defensive Fortifications and Waging Guerrilla Warfare: Focusing on a fierce defense and defensive weapons that inflict heavy human and economic losses on the attacker, so that the king will think twice before waging a war that might tarnish his "image of overwhelming victories." - Economic Interdependence: If your kingdom possesses vital resources, trade routes, or industries needed by the powerful king or the young prince, these can be used as quiet leverage without openly declaring hostility. 4. Seeking Balancing Alliances The 10% threshold signifies individual weakness, but it doesn't mean isolation. - Alliances with the Affected: Certainly, other kingdoms suffer from this king's arrogance or fear his expansion. Strive to build covert or overt alliances with other powers (perhaps kingdoms representing 10% or 20%) to form a collective deterrent force. - Connecting with Internal Powers within the King's Kingdom: Narcissistic kings often have opponents or military leaders who feel marginalized due to the king's favoritism towards the prince of the small principality. Establishing informal channels of communication with these parties may help neutralize an offensive decision against your kingdom. 5. Managing Border Provocations Wisely The small emirate will try to provoke you into a military blunder that would justify the powerful king's intervention to protect it. - Intelligent Self-Restraint: Avoid being drawn into minor provocations and document all the emirate's transgressions legally and diplomatically to portray it as an "unruly aggressor" before the international community, other kingdoms, and the king himself. - Indirect Responses: If a response to the emirate is necessary, it should be through unofficial means (such as economic pressure or supporting internal opposition within that emirate) to avoid giving the king a pretext for direct intervention. Conclusion: In such battles, the military stronger party does not always prevail, but rather the one that is more patient and better able to understand the opponent's psychology. The primary objective here is not to defeat the powerful king, but to neutralize his threat and undermine the small emirate's influence by exploiting mutual arrogance and suspicion.

US Vice President J.D. Vance to critics of the peace agreement in the Israeli cabinet who attack the US president and the United States: 1. The US president is the only leader in the world who is sympathetic to Israel. 2. The United States manufactures two-thirds of the weapons that have defended Israel, and these weapons are paid for by US taxpayers.

Tucker Carlson: "I'm not aware of a single Nazi official who was as openly bloodthirsty as Ben-Gvir, including Goebbels. He was a nutcase in my opinion They of course were all executed. We don't have visibility into what's happened in Gaza" Writer: Oli x.com/clashreport/st…

نائب الرئيس الأمريكي، فانس، يوجه رسالة إلى أعضاء الحكومة الإسرائيلية ونتنياهو، بلهجة قد تكون الأشد في تاريخ العلاقات الأمريكية الإسرائيلية: "لا تهاجموا الزعيم الوحيد في العالم الذي يدعمكم بقوة؛ فإنه على مدى الأشهر الثلاثة الماضية، صُنع ثلثا الأسلحة الدفاعية التي حمت وطنكم بأيد أمريكية، وتم تمويلها بأموال دافعي الضرائب الأمريكية. إن المشكلة بالنسبة لإسرائيل ليست دونالد ج. ترامب، وأي شخص في إسرائيل يعتقد أن أكبر مشكلة لديهم هي الرئيس الأمريكي، فعليه أن يستيقظ ليدرك حقيقة الواقع الذي تواجهه البلاد".

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