Something extraordinary about Israelil culture. Whatever people think of Sinwar, he died the death of a Hollywood hero. The last man standing, alone amongst his dead comrades, covered with dust, barely alive, against overwhelming odds, using his one remaining arm to throw the closest weapon he could reach towards the mindless drone operated by a coward hiding behind the machine. It's like 'Terminator' but real. And the Israelis think they humiliate Sinwar and Palestinian resistance by making this public. There's something deeply wrong with Israeli society
A tank fired on Yahya Sinwar he didn’t die everyone around him did. He was sniped in the head still didn’t die. Then the IDF called for a drone strike on him. This is type of story myths and legends are created on. The IDF is so dumb for releasing details. Stupid brutes.
May Allah have made the fire cool for them as He did for Ibrahim.
My heart breaks again and again for our brothers and sisters. Oh Allah, suffice them, aid them, grant them victory.
Almost out of a movie: Iran's parliamentary speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, visited south Beirut today and met with the crowd.
Amid a reported blockade by the IDF on Iranian planes coming into Beirut, Ghalibaf, former Air Force commander, flew the plane into Beirut himself.
Um. Can someone explain to me how causing hundreds of pagers to explode, regardless of where the people were at the time, and thus endangering the lives of thousands of civilians, is not a terrorist attack?
Remotely exploding pagers carried by hundreds of people including paramedics, civil defense workers and civilians in 2024, and planting hidden explosives inside children toys back in 1982, are different methods of terrorism by the same genocidal Zionist colonial entity.