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On this day, October 8, 2016, the Saudi-led coalition launched airstrikes targeting a funeral hall packed with mourners in Sana'a, killing and wounding more than a thousand Yemeni civilians.
We will never forget and we will never forgive
Gaza is under bombardment right now. We don’t understand what is happening here. The bombing is literally everywhere.
The aircraft are flying extremely low, making terrifying sounds that are impossible to describe.
Don’t stop talking about Gaza. Don’t let the world become numb to what is happening here.
اچھا ہے پاکستانی فورسز کو یمن جانے دیں۔
حوثیوں نے انکا وہ حال کرنا ہے جو تاریخ میں کبھی نہیں ہوا۔
ان کا اندر کا مسلمان غزہ کے لیے تو جاگا نہیں۔ لیکن دو نمبر مکہ پیکٹ پر فوراً جاگ گیا
انکے کتے یہاں بیٹھ کر صرف بھونک سکتے ہیں لیکن سامنے آنے کی ہمت تو ہے نہیں ان میں۔
کل سے مسلسل میرے کمنٹس میں آکر بھونکنے لگے ہیں۔ انہیں یہ تک نہیں پتہ کہ سعودیہ نے یمن پر غیر قانونی قبضہ کیا ہوا ہے۔ لاکھوں سے زیادہ یمنیوں کو شہید کیا ہے۔
انکا بُرا وقت بہت جلد آنے والا ہے۔ جس دن امریکہ نے انکے سر کے اوپر سے اپنا ہاتھ ہٹا لیا تو اس دن یہ سب یتیم ہو جائیں گے۔
Daniel Haqiqatjou on how October 7th exposed all the hypocrites.
"All these 'Sunni' countries made a deal with the devil."
Good time to remind everyone:
Israel and the GCC rely on desalination plants for about 70-90% of their water
Iran: 3%
Yemen: 0-ish% (90-95% ground water)
Related map and photo of Yemeni mountains
Mamdani is a pathetic coward. He keeps calling October 7th a horrific war crime.
It wasn’t a war crime. It was the greatest act of courage and resistance the world has ever seen.
It exposed Zionism. And it’s the reason this grifter could even get elected.
In May, the Congressional Research Service admitted that Iran’s Armed Forces had taken out 42 U.S. military aircraft. Now: 81.
Real toll is far higher.
Proof? CENTCOM won’t let a sitting Senator inspect bases it claims are fine.
You can fool all the people some of the time...
It seems that Allah has tasked us with liberating the Arab world from Zionist regimes, including Syria, although I thought that Yemen would only liberate Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Israel. But today I am certain that our mission will also be to liberate Syria.
LOL, Donald Trump is going to go down in history as the biggest fuck up to ever run a country. MFer got America kicked out of the Gulf; he's going to see the Sauds marched off of Arabia, and Ansarallah will have permanent control of the Bab al-Mandeb.
The US-friendly, oppressive government of a nuclear-armed state with a modern and capable military is about to get overthrown in Pakistan.
He's going to give Iran more than they would have even asked for... we're going end up giving them about 500B in reparations, lifting all sanctions, and they'll keep their nuclear program complete with a new weapons division.
There will be no Patriot missiles, so the UAE is going to see a 98% decrease in tourist visits because missiles come down in the city about every hour from Yemen.
Not to mention the ever-looming implosion of the American economy when everyone we just fucked in the Gulf cashes out all of their Treasuries and the 10yr yield hits 15% while diesel is 7 bucks/gal and the AI bubble gives it up because they are basically money furnaces and the banks are out of money.
All because Donald John Trump was the first President in 30 years to be both too stupid and too soft to tell Bibi to fuck off. Thank you for your attention to this matter!
Yemen's Abdulmalik Al-Houthi:
Saudi Arabia, a "kingdom of the horn of Satan," ran "organized work to deliver Israeli goods" -- "in some weeks eight ships on average," loaded for the Zionist enemy
"Saudi Arabia was conspiring against Hezbollah in Lebanon from early on," with "indications and proofs" it "contributed to the assassination" of Imad Mughniyeh, and multiple attempts against Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah
Saudi scholars handed the Americans "coordinates for mosques in Sanaa" -- and "demanded the US bomb them to kill the worshippers"
"The Saudi regime had a close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein" -- the photos show "even bin Salman and Jeffrey Epstein, each of them placing his hand on the other"
Zionist officers flown "from Cyprus to Saudi bases and camps near the Yemeni border." "These are facts we have proof of"
The Saudis kept the airspace over the Two Holy Mosques open to the Zionist enemy. Oman closed theirs
Twelve years of Saudi siege: seven million stripped of their salaries, "over one million four hundred thousand deaths"
"American officials speak of a secret strategic Saudi-Zionist alliance"
The same Saudi enemy that cut Jamal Khashoggi "into small pieces with his saw" is "killing Yemen's children and women"
The answer, after the whole Saudi file: "We are firm in our stance supporting the Palestinian people in any new round of escalation"
«أنا عوني الدوس، فلسطيني من غزة العمر ١٢ سنة»
استشهد في ٧ أكتوبر ٢٠٢٣
Do you remember him?
The heroic director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya — a historic symbol of courage, resilience, and humanity, shaped by the days and the hardships he endured.
They besieged him, injured him, pursued him, and threatened him.
His son, Ibrahim, was killed in an attempt to force the evacuation of Kamal Adwan Hospital. Dr. Hussam buried his son in the hospital courtyard, refused to abandon his patients, and returned to continue his medical and humanitarian duty.
He even refused to leave Gaza, despite holding another nationality along with his family.
He stood with a strength that even mountains could not withstand.
A kind heart.
An icon of resilience and integrity.
He was arrested and subjected to abuse after his voice grew hoarse from pleading with a silent world until the very end.
Free Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya.
This is a photograph of imprisoned doctor Hussam Abu Safiya beside his son Ibrahim, who was killed while we were under siege inside Kamal Adwan Hospital.
Today, Dr. Hussam remains detained in Israeli custody, facing ongoing allegations of torture and abuse. His family and supporters say this is the price he has paid for refusing to abandon his patients and continuing to provide medical care despite the siege, bombardment, and danger.
He was a doctor who carried a mission — and he paid for his commitment to that mission with his freedom, his safety, and the life he devoted to serving others.
His wife has made an urgent appeal to the world:
“Save my husband before it is too late. His only ‘crime’ was saving the wounded and treating the injuries of children.”
🔹 Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, a doctor of humanity, behind bars for carrying out his humanitarian duty.
Do you remember Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya?
The director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, who remained beside his patients despite the siege, bombardment, and danger. He lost his son Ibrahim, then returned to continue his medical duty.
Dr. Hussam was detained in December 2024, and since then, there have been continued calls for transparency regarding the conditions of his detention and for his release.
A doctor who chose to stay beside his patients paid a heavy price with his freedom and safety.
Freedom for Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya.
Safety and protection for all doctors and patients in Gaza.
#HussamAbuSafiya #KamalAdwan #Gaza #DoctorOfHumanity #Palestine
“You walk to the beach at sunset, and you see all these teenagers on the shore chatting and wondering what the world looks like across the sea. What life looks like. It's breaking. And should break everybody. I want them free.”
— Yahya Sinwar, 2018
Liberation becomes inevitable; it becomes irresistible.
Three years.
Three years after October 7, 2023, it is worth looking not only at what has happened to Gaza, but at what the world allowed to happen.
As a response to the attack, in which roughly 1200 people were killed (from which, to be clear, we don’t know how many from the ‘Hannibal’ directive’ and how many from the attacks - the UN itself confirmed that Israel was involved in some of those deaths), Israel responded by annihilating more than 74,000 Palestinians, wounding more than 175,000, and indirectly causing the deaths of around 250,000, by denying medicine and food and aid.
Approximately 82% of the structures in Gaza have been damaged, with roughly 200,000 buildings affected and about two-thirds of those destroyed. Satellite imagery now shows entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble.
A UN-backed assessment estimates $35.2 billion in physical damage and $71.4 billion in reconstruction needs. Nearly all schools have been damaged or destroyed, more than half of hospitals are nonfunctional, around 1.9 million people have been displaced, and Gaza's human-development gains have been set back by an estimated 77 years.
And this did not happen in isolation.
Israel carried out this campaign with extraordinary military and diplomatic backing from some of the world's most powerful states. Brown University's Costs of War project calculates that the United States alone provided $21.7 billion in military aid to Israel during the first two years after October 7—in addition to billions more spent on related U.S. military operations in the region and tens of billions of dollars in future arms-sale commitments. (It has also spent an additional $12.07 billion on military operations in Yemen and the wider region, not to mention the created an unnecessary conflict with Iran). US weapons now account for 78% of Israel's arms imports. One Israeli Air Force official told Haaretz that without US military aid, Israel could not sustain operations in Gaza for more than a few months. Germany and Britain also continued forms of military support and arms transfers, although British approvals fell sharply and European policy became increasingly critical as the war continued. Human Rights Watch argued that continued weapons transfers by the U.S., Germany and Britain despite allegations of serious violations risked enabling further abuses.
This is what makes Gaza so consequential. The destruction of a civilian society on this scale was not simply the action of one government. It occurred while powerful democratic states continued providing weapons, financing and political support, repeatedly invoking Israel's right to defend itself even as the civilian toll and destruction mounted.
And there has been another casualty: the treatment of Muslims and Palestinians in the West.
In early 2024, 70% of American Muslims told Pew that anti-Muslim discrimination had increased since the war began. By 2025, CAIR recorded 8,683 civil-rights complaints, the highest annual total in its three decades of reporting. Multiple investigative journalists have confirmed that the rise of the systematic demonization of Islam, Muslims, the alleged ‘Shariah-takeover’ in the West, and other such crude lies are actually tactics employed by Israel in order to distract from its policies and create a wider support of its policies against the Muslim in Gaza.
Yet, not all is negative news..
People are seeing.
For decades, Gallup found Americans substantially more sympathetic to Israelis than Palestinians. In 2023 the numbers were 54% to 31%. In 2026 they are 36% to 41%—the first time in Gallup's series that Israelis no longer hold the advantage. Among Americans aged 18–34, 53% now sympathize more with Palestinians, compared with 23% with Israelis.
Governments can provide weapons. Politicians can provide justifications. Propaganda can obscure reality for a time. But eventually there is the evidence: the dead, the wounded, the displaced, the orphaned, the ruined hospitals and schools—and satellite images of entire neighborhoods that simply no longer exist.
Three years later, the world is increasingly aware of the sinister reality of the last remaining Apartheid Regime and its brutal, inhumane policies. The dignity and bravery of the civilians of Gaza has opened the eyes of millions around the world, and public polls are showing this at every level of elections.
While nothing justifies what happened to the innocent, we take comfort in our Lord’s decrees and are hopeful that the future is bright.
#Gaza #CeasefireNow #StopArmingIsrael #FreePalestine
« Pourquoi les Palestiniens ont-ils déclenché cette guerre le 7 octobre ? »
Max Blumenthal, journaliste juif, répond : « Ils ne l’ont pas fait. Cette guerre dure depuis 75 ans. Israël l’a initiée en 1948 en procédant à un nettoyage ethnique de 750 000 personnes. »
🚨 CNN: "Will you return to Gaza?"
🇺🇸 American nurse: "Without any hesitation! My heart is with Gaza. The Palestinian people are the most wonderful people I've ever met. If I had even a fraction of their courage, I would die content and happy."
He was just waiting for a hug to cry 🥲
A child in Gaza trembling after the bombing broke down in tears when the doctor held him.
This broke my heart 💔
In the heart of the Gaza Strip, one of the olive oil presses has resumed operations, in an attempt to revive the olive harvest after three years of genocide.
Thirty-three olive presses, around 55,000 dunams of agricultural land planted with olive trees, and more than one million olive trees have been destroyed, causing olive oil production in Gaza to decline by approximately 90%.
في قلب قطاع غزة، عادت إحدى محطات عصر الزيتون للعمل من جديد في محاولة لإحياء موسم الزيتون بعد ثلاث سنوات من الإبادة.
تدمير نحو 33 معصرة زيتون، ونحو 55 ألف دونم من الأراضي الزراعية المزروعة بأشجار الزيتون، وأكثر من مليون شجرة زيتون، مما أدى إلى انخفاض إنتاج زيت الزيتون بنحو 90% في غزة.
How to respond to “What about October 7th?”
The war in Yemen is not a sectarian war. It is a war between Yemen and Saudi Arabia.
Ali Abdullah Saleh, Yemen's long-time ruler and a close Saudi ally, was Zaydi.
Sheikh Abdullah al-Ahmar, a leading figure in the Muslim Brotherhood-aligned Al-Islah party, was Zaydi.
Mohammed Nasser al-Atifi, defence minister in the Ansarallah-backed government in Sana'a, is a Shafi'i Sunni.
Ahmed al-Rahawi, prime minister of the Sana'a government until he was killed by Israel in 2025, was a Shafi'i Sunni from southern Yemen.
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