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name: Hiba
age: 25
zodiac sign: Leo
birthday: August 22
country: india
dream job: Professional Badminton player
fave colour: 💜
fave season: Rainy
birth year: 2000
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name: (can’t reveal)
age: 24
zodiac sign: virgo
birthday: september 2
country: india
dream job: film actress
fave colour: red
fave season: summer to pre winter
birth year: 2001
To kill an Iranian scientist, the amerikan-backed entity murdered 12 members of his household
Our enemy is the enemy of light, learning, life & family
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Okay, keeping my annoyance aside, I genuinely want to know work of anarchist movements in any part of the world against states since 1990s till date, like I know about German Anarchists on war against the state of Germany in 70s.
@KS240222 Why are you riled on on their behalf? Kashmir will be free. Ukraine is the one who wouldn't support it. You are running your mouth too much while being a bitch of Europeans. I should watch my mouth? I will smack and break your jaw if you were infront of me.
In his autobiography, "The Red Minaret," Hamas’ first official spokesperson, Ibrahim Ghosheh (who represented the movement’s from 1990 until 1999), recalls his formative childhood memory from the Nabka:
"After May 15th [1948], the pressure on Jerusalem intensified, and a new armament appeared, used by the Jews, called a mine launcher (similar to the Minenwerfer). The mine launcher was used to launch projectiles, but it was not 100% accurate. They were large and would often hit civilians. They started to drop them on Jerusalem’s Old City, and some of my relatives who lived near us were killed. One day, rockets hit the mosque adjacent to our house. That night, all my uncles gathered in our house and deliberated; the situation in Jerusalem had become very grave. They suggested to my father to let us go for a short while to Jericho, to the house of my maternal grandfather, Muhammad Sa‘id al-‘Arian and his son ‘Abd al-Razzaq al-‘Arian, who was my maternal uncle. Their plan was to go to Jericho until this severe attack on Jerusalem had subsided. I remember that my father did not approve; but his brothers exerted immense pressure on him. And so, we carried what we could of our belongings and descended on foot from al-Sa‘diyyah neighborhood and headed in the direction of Lion’s Gate. There, we had a truck waiting for us, so we loaded our family and our belongings. On the 15th of May, we departed Jerusalem and were on our way to Jericho.
Jericho is only half an hour drive from Jerusalem; and we arrived there the same day. While in Jericho, the situation deteriorated and the battles in Jerusalem intensified. Returning to Jerusalem became impossible. My father considered this an inescapable fact and rented a shop. In this shop, there were three people. As well as my father selling haberdashery items (threads, buttons and their requirements, socks, etc); there was another person by the name of Abu Shehadeh. He was a Christian who had emigrated from another Palestinian city and worked as a cobbler. And there was someone from Silwan, from the al-Ghul family who worked as a tailor. These three worked in the same shop in the center of Jericho; and I had to work with my father in that shop."
— Ibrahim Ghosheh, Prof. Dr. Hassan Ibrahim and Ms. Salma al-Houry (Trans.), "The Red Minaret: Memoirs of Ibrahim Ghusheh" (Beirut, al-Zaytouna Centre, 2013), pp. 30-31.