@BengaliFalcon71 Some soldiers were badly injured, and one died during a fight against the barbarian Serbs in Bihać. Moreover, the Serbs blocked the food supply for BANBAT, which forced the soldiers to eat pork.
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Show this to anybody who still denies the genocide.
These were all people's homes. Completely and totally destroyed.
These images should haunt those who enabled Israel's crimes against humanity - and we will never give up until there is justice for the Palestinian people.
Thousands of Indian Muslims Rally to Protect 600-Year-Old Mosque From Demolition
Thousands of Muslims have rallied in the Indian city of Ujjain to protect the more than 600-year-old Shahi Masjid from partial demolition, with worshippers gathering inside and around the historic mosque and some maintaining shifts inside to prevent bulldozers from moving in. Local representatives say the mosque dates to 1390 and fear removing part of its prayer hall and 120-foot minaret could endanger the entire structure. The BJP-led Madhya Pradesh government says the demolition is necessary to widen a road ahead of the 2028 Simhastha Kumbh Hindu pilgrimage.
The confrontation comes amid wider concerns over anti-Muslim discrimination and the treatment of Islamic religious sites under BJP governments. Human Rights Watch has documented unlawful demolitions of Muslim homes, businesses and places of worship in several BJP-governed states, while Amnesty International has described a pattern of punitive demolitions targeting Muslim communities as “bulldozer injustice.” For many Muslims in Ujjain, the fight has become a battle to preserve a centuries-old piece of India’s Islamic heritage.
🇱🇾 ON THIS DAY: THE LION OF THE DESERT WAS MARTYRED
On September 16, 1931, Libya’s legendary resistance leader Sheikh Omar al-Mukhtar was executed by Italy’s fascist occupation.
The 73-year-old Qur’an teacher and Islamic scholar had spent around two decades leading Libyan resistance fighters against a vastly better-equipped Italian army.
Under Benito Mussolini, Italy responded with horrific brutality, deporting around 100,000 Libyans from resistance strongholds to concentration camps, where thousands died.
But Omar al-Mukhtar refused to surrender.
Captured in battle in September 1931, he was subjected to a sham trial and hanged in front of thousands of Libyans.
Nearly a century later, the “Lion of the Desert” remains an inspiration to Muslims around the world and a symbol of faith, courage and resistance to colonial occupation.
His famous words live on:
“We will not surrender. We will win or we will die.”
May Allah have mercy on Sheikh Omar al-Mukhtar and grant him Jannatul Firdaws. Ameen.
Breaking breaking breaking:
Video evidence of an israeli double tap today in Gaza City.
You can see the 15-year-old victim who photo I posted minutes ago being targeted as he approached the corpse of another victim who was just slaughtered.
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Mohan Bhagwat, head of the Hindu terrorist organization Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), is set to speak today at New York's Madison Square Garden. USCIRF has called for targeted U.S. sanctions on the RSS, and New York Mayor Mamdani was among countless others expressing deep concern.
Why such hue and cry over RSS? A short profile helps explain.
▪️Neo-Nazi Ideology
The RSS was founded in 1925. Its core idea of racial pride bears a stark resemblance to Nazi Germany and Hitler.
In his 1939 book, RSS former head M.S. Golwalkar praised Germany's efforts to maintain "purity of the Race" by "purging the country of the semitic Races, the Jews," citing it as a lesson for India. This ideology considers all faiths other than Hinduism, Christianity and Islam in particular, foreign to India and believes they must be purged.
▪️How RSS/BJP Rise to Power
Today, the RSS’s political arm BJP is enjoying its fifth term, third consecutive, in India.
Not unexpectedly, this unscrupulous ideology has gained power through unscrupulous means. The RSS has faced repeated bans: in 1948, after a former member assassinated Gandhi; from 1975 to 1977 for anti-state activities; and in 1992, after the Babri Masjid demolition.
RSS/BJP has a long history of perpetrating riots and communal attacks but the Babri Mosque attack truly changed RSS/BJP's fortunes. It began with L.K. Advani's 10,000 kilometer chariot procession, or Rath Yatra, mobilizing Hindus to demolish the mosque. The yatra sparked 116 communal riots, killing 1,800 people, but the BJP rose from 2 MPs in 1984 to 85 in 1989, and further climbed to 120 in 1991.
Moreover, the RSS perpetrated the Samjhauta Express, Mecca Masjid, and Ajmer Sharif blasts. In 2013, Home Secretary R.K. Singh noted that individuals accused in major bombings had associations with the RSS or its affiliates.
This Hindu terror has made inroads into the entire Indian state apparatus, including the Armed Forces. Lt. Col. Shrikant Purohit and Major Ramesh were implicated in the Malegaon, in 2006 and 2008, and Samjhauta Express, in 2007, terror attacks.
▪️Modi and the RSS
When Modi first took office as PM in 2014, 41 members of his govt’s 66-person cabinet had an RSS background. Today, 38 out of 53 ministers — nearly 75% — hail from the RSS.
Infact Narendra Modi and the RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat, who ordered the Samjhauta Express blasts, have an old affiliation which goes back to 1967, when both were 17. Bhagwat’s father Madhukarrao was mentor of Modi. He stayed with the Bhagwat family during his essential training.
Today, RSS is the largest Neo Nazi group of the world with an estimated 1.5 – 2 million regular participants in its nearly 57,000 shakhas across 36,293 locations nationwide along with an armed dedicated militia of 600,000. It has presence in atleast 39 countries world wide.
▪️Modus Operandi: Systematic Marginalization of Religious Minorities
The RSS's political arm, Modi's BJP, has ruled India for the past 12 years with a much more systematic agenda of persecuting religious minorities.
The RSS network stirs communal tensions; the judiciary protects perpetrators; the legislature enacts anti-minority laws. The loop is unending.
Since coming to power in 2014, attacks and state-led persecution of minorities have risen. Attacks on Christians have spiked from 139 in 2014 to over 830 by 2024, a roughly 500% escalation over a decade. A day ago, a church was attacked during a service.
RSS aligned upper-caste Hindu judges protect perpetrators of the worst crimes. Just last month, India's top court ordered the release of RSS linked Bajrang Dal's Dara Singh, who burned Australian missionary Graham Staines and his two minor sons alive.
On the legislative side, 12 of 28 Indian states now enforce anti-conversion laws. The govt enacted the FCRA to control church donations and even take over non-compliant organizations. This mirrors how the Waqf Amendment Bill 2025 gave the state power over Muslim properties.
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Thousands of Bosnian Serb extremists across eastern Bosnia took to the streets to mourn convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, who was found guilty of the deaths of at least 8,372 Bosniak Muslim civilians.
Footage shows people lighting candles and honouring Mladić as a “hero” in the Serb-majority cities of Zvornik and Bijeljina, close to the Serbian border in what they call Republika Srpska.
Support for Mladić, who died in prison in The Hague yesterday, is extremely high in Serb parts of Bosnia and Herzogovina and still considerable in Serbia itself.
Today #Guantanamo has been open for 8,995 days. Join me for an unforgivable milestone this Weds, Sep. 2 - 9,000 days of its existence. Take a photo with the poster and send it to [email protected] https://t.co/eFoEf8HhBd
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A large crowd in Bratunac, Bosnia, were recently filmed singing the notorious Serbian nationalist song “Ne volim te Alija” — an anti-Bosniak anthem containing derogatory and genocidal rhetoric against Muslims, including lyrics wishing for a river to carry away hundreds of them.
The footage has sparked outrage, reviving memories of the vicious anti-Muslim hatred that fuelled Serb atrocities and ethnic cleansing during the Bosnian War between 1992 and 1995.
More than 73,000 Palestinians have been killed since Israel launched its war on Gaza in October 2023, including tens of thousands of women and children. Palestinian lawyer Ahmad Ibsais argues Israeli attacks on women is a genocide overlooked by international law.