BREAKING: Yemen's Houthis have directly struck an Italian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon at King Fahd Air Base in Ta'if, Saudi Arabia, the first European fighter jet ever hit by the Houthis, with Italy's Ministry of Defence confirming the F-2000 was hit while parked in a remote area of the base.
Italy deployed four Typhoons to Ta'if in March with about 400 personnel across Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain, and the base has faced repeated Houthi missile and drone attacks in recent weeks. Two days after the Houthis shot down a Saudi F-15SA over Marib, the war in Yemen has reached a NATO member's aircraft on Saudi soil.
Karam Hamié wrote on FB:
On the Sidelines of the “Generations of Sayyed” Scouting Gathering organized by Hezbollah in Lebanon today, in what became the largest scouting assembly ever recorded worldwide, Lebanon, a small nation by size but not by spirit, hosted a historic event marking the anniversary of Sayyed Hassan Nasrullah's martyrdom. It was also the most extensive scouting activity in Lebanese history, and arguably in the Arab world.
More than 74,000 members of the Imam al-Mahdi Scouts from across Lebanon took part, representing nearly every age group except the youngest.
The level of discipline, coordination, and precision in their performances impressed observers, underscoring the strong sense of purpose and organization among these youth. Many families even covered the costs of transportation and uniforms themselves, a gesture that spoke volumes about their commitment.
Despite operating with limited funding and volunteer staff, the Imam al-Mahdi Scouts managed to pull off a massive, meticulously organized event, one that many well-funded institutions could hardly match. It highlighted the group’s capacity for mobilization, strong leadership structure, and deep community trust built over decades.
The event came just days after Lebanon’s General Security Directorate reportedly foiled a Mossad-linked plot, uncovering explosives intended for attacks during the public gathering of Sayyed Hassan Nasrullah's martyrdom anniversary on September 27th. Yet, in a striking act of resilience and defiance, thousands of Lebanese families still chose to send their children, transforming their participation into a powerful message of courage in the face of fear.
The gathering also marked the 40th anniversary of the Imam al-Mahdi Scouts, an organization that has persevered through wars, sanctions, and social upheavals. The event’s message was unmistakable: you can destroy buildings and weapons, but you can’t destroy the spirit of a generation that refuses to surrender.
Unlike many local NGOs accused of profiteering, mismanagement, and political opportunism, the Imam al-Mahdi Scouts have remained grounded in community service, maintaining their credibility and grassroots connection while steering clear of Lebanon’s typical cycles of corruption.
Interestingly, the Lebanese mainstream media chose to ignore the massive gathering, despite routinely covering smaller, less significant NGO events.
That absence, however, may have served as its own form of validation: “Generations of Sayyed” stood out as a rare example of integrity, untouched by the influence of money-driven media or political favoritism.
Techie men posing as bust-revealing-females by using live AI.
Opening the floodgates for fraud.
Exploiting the sexist cliches we've tried to evolve beyond.
What a stupid world this is becoming.
NICK FUENTES
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How Tik Tok is getting put under Jewish Control
No more Anti-Semitism
from Ann - please give this a listen.
The young man is the only thing today that is going truly and utterly against
the take-over of America by Jewish power.