Ali Geelani 🍁

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

Kashmir still remembers Pakistan. But somewhere along the way, have Pakistan's media, opinion-makers, and even its people stopped remembering Kashmir?

#Kashmir

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@Matiullahjan919 It's about the family of Maj Shabbir Sharif Shaheed. Stop the propaganda, you butt-faced disgrace. Not everything has to be politicized.

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@M_EssJay Indian Occupied Kashmir is Pakistan's first line of defense, our real strategic depth.

Only a hotter Kashmir keeps Pakistan cooler.

From Manipur to Khalistan, it's time to make them taste their own game.

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@_MakhdoomHamza_ @AhmadHassanArbi It's a proverb, not a theological statement, Mr Einstein. It simply expresses the deep, inseparable connection between Kashmir and Pakistan—not that Pakistan is a Qibla.

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@gidonsaar Aww, Somebody looks butthurt because our Def Min stated facts.

Your outrage is noted, but irrelevant. You’re not part of these talks, yet you keep trying to poison them. Continue if you wish—but understand this: we don’t tolerate interference, and we always respond in kind :)

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@IsraeliPM Pakistan is mediating peace between the United States and Iran—both sovereign, legitimate states we engage with. You weren’t even invited to the table, and we don’t even consider Israel a state. Pakistan’s Defence Minister said nothing wrong; he was stating facts.

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@muneebbukharii @AhmadHassanArbi Religious narratives and rationality are not opposites, Mr Aristotle. You don’t need to dismiss faith in the name of “rationalism”. We can teach our children pragmatism and diplomacy, while keeping them rooted in the same scholarly tradition that spoke of Pakistan’s rise :)

[Fidato @tequieremos]

The Taliban propaganda accounts never cease to boast of being the “only Islamic army” or even the “army of the Mehdi,” while smearing Pakistan as “un-Islamic” simply because it does not conform to their ethno-religious extremism.

Why do I call them ethnic extremists wrapped in Islamic garb?

Because for them, it is permissible to fight the Pakistani state when a small number of rogues happen to share their ethnicity. Yet, the Kashmiris are not deemed “mujahideen” or “freedom fighters” simply because they do not share the same ethnicity, even though some fighters belong to Jaish-e-Mohammad, a Deobandi organization. For the Taliban, ethnicity trumps religious and even sectarian identity.Therefore, they would rather side with their ‘Imam’ Modi in Kashmir than support those who do not fit their ethnic mold.

Hypocrites.

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

Pushing ethnonationalism in such an absurd manner fixes nothing—it only fuels division and emboldens secessionist forces.

[Fidato @tequieremos]

Petty and intellectually hollow. Any sub-nationalism which glorifies itself by belittling others is repulsive.

There is no dearth of places in Pothohar to honour Sarang Khan Ghakkar, who stayed loyal to the Mughals despite the ascendant Suri. But diminishing Suri is historical blindness. In a brief reign, he proved one of the subcontinent’s most capable administrators.

I am unsure what these so-called Punjabi nationalists would say about the fact that the later Ghakkar chief Muqarab Khan allied with the Afghan Ahmad Shah Abdali against the Sikh Bhangi Misl, and that Muqarab was betrayed by a fellow Ghakkar, Himmat Khan Ghakkar. Even Punjab’s spirit and source of eternal blessing, Data Ganj Bakhsh, was Afghan.

The purpose of recalling this history is simple: pre-modern politics ran on shifting alliances, personal loyalties, and tribal rivalries. Building modern nationalist myths on such fluid histories is nonsense.

Always remember Umar bin al-Khattab’s words:

“We were the most humiliated people on earth, and Allah gave us honour through Islam. If we ever seek honour through anything else, Allah will humiliate us again.”

(al-Mustadrak, 214)

[Malik Khurram Khan Dehwar @KhurramDehwar]

Let me introduce Mr Kenneth Rothschild aka Kenneth Roth, exec dir of HR Watch 1993-2022 campaigning for Sammi Deen, whose father was a known associate of Allah Nazar/ DAN commander of BLF faction of BLA terrorist group.

*JEpstein emails expose him as working for the Rothschilds.

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@Mohsin_o2 The people in the video represent no community. They are nothing more than paid Indian stooges, performing exactly as their masters command. The Shia community of Kashmir has no connection whatsoever with these impostors or their staged narrative.

[Ahmed @musalmankoshur]

Today, mother turns 66. A lifetime spent for the cause of Kashmiri liberation, 17 years of it in Indian prisons.

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@ajk_pahari Shab e Barrat**
Indian Occupied Kashmir**

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@shashank_ssj Stop the propaganda and cease humiliating yourself. The Kashmiri Pandit exodus was orchestrated by Jagmohan and Indian authorities—not Muslims or resistance fighters. Everyone needs to see this. 👇

https://t.co/b1oVi3rZSO

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@vivekagnihotri @diyminiatures @kp_global Stop the propaganda and cease humiliating yourself. The Kashmiri Pandit exodus was orchestrated by Jagmohan and Indian authorities—not Muslims or resistance fighters. Everyone needs to see this. 👇

https://t.co/b1oVi3rZSO

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

@JavedBeigh @BattaKashmiri @RapperPandit @HinduITCell @HinduAmerican @VHPDigital @CoHNAOfficial @PMOIndia @HMOIndia @DefenceMinIndia @PIB_India Stop the propaganda and cease humiliating yourself. The Kashmiri Pandit exodus was orchestrated by Jagmohan and Indian authorities—not Muslims or resistance fighters. Everyone needs to see this. 👇

https://t.co/b1oVi3rZSO

[Truth Analyst @analyst4world]

🇧🇩🇵🇰🇮🇳 In Downtown Srinagar, Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, pro-independence organizations there have painted a graffiti featuring martyr Osman Hadi.

In the upper part from 2016, there is a portrait of Burhan Wani, who was an armed rebel leader in Kashmir.

After his death in 2016, his local followers painted similar graffiti in various areas, including Srinagar, in his memory.

In the lower part (2025), alongside Osman Hadi's photo, some slogans are written in Urdu, the translation of which is as follows:

◀️ The large text (on the left): "Osman, revolution will come through your blood !!"

🔽 Below it: "From Kashmir to Bangla, Muslims have only one slogan ;We are Pakistani, Pakistan is ours!"

▶️ On the right: "Hindutva terrorism is unacceptable!"

The red and black text at the bottom: "From Kashmir to Bangla, one slogan, one message of freedom! Azadi (freedom)! Freedom from Hindutva rule!"

Special note: The English text "REST IN PEACE" is also present in the image.

❗ We support the pro-independence organizations of Kashmir, but it must also be remembered that Osman Hadi gave his life for the flag of Bangladesh. He was martyred for eliminating Indian hegemony in Bangladesh. Therefore, the 🇧🇩 flag of Bangladesh should have been present here❗

[Ali Geelani 🍁 @Geelani01]

Decades of occupation and repression could take many things from Kashmir, but never its resisting heart.

It still beats with defiance, refuses to bow, and stands against injustice wherever it may be, no matter the cost!

#OsmanHadi

[Ahmad Hassan Al-Arbi @AhmadHassanArbi]

🚨 𝐒𝐲𝐝𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐓𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐀𝐭𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐤

The Sydney shooting took place, and Indian media, in apparent coordination with Israeli outlets, quickly constructed a narrative blaming Pakistan. A name surfaced, Naveed Akram, claimed to be Pakistani by Indian -israeli media.

Within minutes, this allegation was refuted by the real Naveed Akram via his LinkedIn account. His post clarified he was not involved in any terrorist activity and that his identity had been falsely associated with the attack.

In reality, the perpetrator was seriously injured. One attacker died, while the other remained critically wounded.

Australian authorities have not released any names, yet Indian and Israeli media prematurely attributed responsibility to Pakistan, reinforcing a strategic narrative against Islamabad without verified evidence.

The misinformation was amplified on social media, particularly by Afghan accounts.

Reports suggest that at least one Afghan national may have been involved, indicating potential transnational dimensions, though official details remain sparse.

Four months prior, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned of a rising tide of anti-Semitism in Australia, suggesting potential targeted attacks. Afghan nationals have also been implicated in terrorist activities across multiple theatres, highlighting their operational mobility in the global terrorist landscape.

The settlement and integration of Afghans in Australia is largely facilitated by SmartAid, an Australian NGO linked to Israeli humanitarian networks. This includes immigration, security, healthcare, employment, and financial support. A similar pattern occurred in the United States, where Rehmanullah Lakhanwal, resettled via an Israeli NGO, carried out a terrorist attack in Washington.

This raises critical questions in strategic intelligence: if Israeli authorities anticipate anti-Semitic attacks in Australia, why facilitate Afghan settlement? The operational logic suggests a complex nexus of human mobility, intelligence oversight, and geopolitical leverage.

The Chabad network has also emerged in the discourse. The rabbi killed in Sydney was reportedly associated with a Chabad House. Globally, Chabad Houses have been linked to intelligence operations. During the 26/11 Mumbai False-flag, the Chabad House became a focal point, with Israeli intelligence visits preceding the attack, suggesting pre-operational surveillance.

Other Chabad locations, such as in Kasol (Himachal Pradesh) and Kerala, India, have been associated with intelligence-linked activities, potentially involving Israel’s Unit 8200.

Even in Cyprus, Chabad operations have been tied to political engineering, propaganda, and media influence campaigns. These patterns make it difficult to dismiss the possibility of an involvement of Mossad to the Sydney attack.

A few months ago, The Jerusalem Post published an article highlighting Israel’s need to coordinate with India on information warfare, prompted by India’s weak performance in Operation Sindoor and ongoing media campaigns targeting Pakistan. The Sydney terrorist attack was also used a focal point for strategic narrative and media operations by Israeli and Indian media against Pakistan.

In this context, Afghan actors may be operational intermediaries in Israeli-Indian strategic designs.

The “two I’s”—Israel and India—advance their geopolitical agendas, while Afghan actors function as tactical agents executing operational objectives.

Collectively, this illustrates a transnational terror and influence network, emerging at the intersection of state and non-state actors, hybrid warfare, and media manipulation. Physical terrorism, territorial expansionism, strategic deception, and information operations converge within this system.

An architecture of geopolitical chaos exists, with roots tracing back to India, Afghanistan, and Israel, shaping the contours of contemporary global conflict and the strategic landscape.

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