Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

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Pro-peace. Against bigotry, extremism, and nonsense.

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

4 ay önce

How can you start a dialogue and find a common ground with people who: - claim exclusive access to truth (“God’s representatives”). -Treat disagreement as evidence of moral corruption rather than honest difference. -It interprets every outcome as confirming the belief. - They believe the following: If they win: God fulfilled His promise. If they lose: it was a test. If they die: they are martyrs. If they survive: they continue the struggle. -And assume an eventual divine victory regardless of how long it takes. What do you think?

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 10 saat önce

@ElleAbismo This guy is a big idiot

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yaklaşık 10 saat önce

Israel is losing more and more the remaining Syrians who believed once in peace between the two nations.

Sam | سام 🇸🇾 @centaurisyr

yaklaşık 18 saat önce

Enough is enough I have thought both Israelis and Syrians want peace, not as governments, but as people But to see many Israelis on here defending targeting a disabled man, in a completely non-hostile area You people are insane, not just your government

centaurisyr's tweet photo. Enough is enough

I have thought both Israelis and Syrians want peace, not as governments, but as people

But to see many Israelis on here defending targeting a disabled man, in a completely non-hostile area

You people are insane, not just your government https://t.co/pNP63wCTIS

centaurisyr's tweet photo. Enough is enough

I have thought both Israelis and Syrians want peace, not as governments, but as people

But to see many Israelis on here defending targeting a disabled man, in a completely non-hostile area

You people are insane, not just your government https://t.co/pNP63wCTIS

centaurisyr's tweet photo. Enough is enough

I have thought both Israelis and Syrians want peace, not as governments, but as people

But to see many Israelis on here defending targeting a disabled man, in a completely non-hostile area

You people are insane, not just your government https://t.co/pNP63wCTIS

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Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib

yaklaşık 10 saat önce

There was an attack today carried out by radical Palestinians against an Israeli military checkpoint near Hebron in the southern West Bank, killing two Israeli soldiers and wounding three others. 1. The attack killed Yonatan Roytman, 23, of Ashkelon, and Yuval Svilem, 20, of Hod Hasharon. The assailants, Mohammed Jaaba and Firas Jaaba, both 27 and from the same family in Hebron, are suspected of being Hamas sympathizers. It remains unclear whether they acted independently or under Hamas direction. Israeli military assessments suggest they intended to carry out a larger attack against Israelis near Route 35 but targeted the checkpoint after failing to reach the highway. 2. Following the attack, the Israeli military launched operations in the area of Hebron from which the assailants originated, demolishing their family homes and preparing broader destruction of structures and residential areas, similar to operations previously conducted in Jenin, Tulkarem, Tobas, and other parts of the northern West Bank. The Israeli response is expected to displace large numbers of Palestinians unconnected to the attack, prompting accusations of collective punishment. Hebron, however, has long been a center of Hamas support in the West Bank despite the relative absence of attacks on Israeli targets in recent years. 3. Palestinian social media reaction has been overwhelmingly critical, with many arguing that the attack strengthens Netanyahu politically right before consequential Israeli elections while inviting severe collective consequences for communities across the Hebron governorate. This criticism extends even to people who generally view attacks on military targets as legitimate forms of “resistance.” Hamas’s praise for the attack has been met with ridicule, with many Palestinians accusing the group of once again helping bring devastation to the West Bank, as it did in Gaza. 4. Among Gazans, the dominant reaction has been, “we warned you.” Many point to longstanding West Bank support for Hamas, October 7, and armed “resistance,” arguing that those now fearing a Gaza-style campaign ignored similar warnings from Gazans. Hebron, in particular, has long been considered a Hamas stronghold. Gazans who opposed Hamas or criticized the prolongation of the war were often branded traitors or collaborators by West Bank supporters of the terror group. Many of those same voices are now fearful that the Israeli military will bring to Hebron the kind of devastation seen in Gaza and southern Lebanon. Today's attack was not an act of resistance. It was a reckless and self-destructive action carried out by individuals who expected to be celebrated as heroes within a hopeless political and social culture that too often rewards futile violence and collective self-harm. That culture must change.

afalkhatib's tweet photo. There was an attack today carried out by radical Palestinians against an Israeli military checkpoint near Hebron in the southern West Bank, killing two Israeli soldiers and wounding three others.

1. The attack killed Yonatan Roytman, 23, of Ashkelon, and Yuval Svilem, 20, of Hod Hasharon. The assailants, Mohammed Jaaba and Firas Jaaba, both 27 and from the same family in Hebron, are suspected of being Hamas sympathizers. It remains unclear whether they acted independently or under Hamas direction. Israeli military assessments suggest they intended to carry out a larger attack against Israelis near Route 35 but targeted the checkpoint after failing to reach the highway.

2. Following the attack, the Israeli military launched operations in the area of Hebron from which the assailants originated, demolishing their family homes and preparing broader destruction of structures and residential areas, similar to operations previously conducted in Jenin, Tulkarem, Tobas, and other parts of the northern West Bank. The Israeli response is expected to displace large numbers of Palestinians unconnected to the attack, prompting accusations of collective punishment. Hebron, however, has long been a center of Hamas support in the West Bank despite the relative absence of attacks on Israeli targets in recent years.

3. Palestinian social media reaction has been overwhelmingly critical, with many arguing that the attack strengthens Netanyahu politically right before consequential Israeli elections while inviting severe collective consequences for communities across the Hebron governorate. This criticism extends even to people who generally view attacks on military targets as legitimate forms of “resistance.” Hamas’s praise for the attack has been met with ridicule, with many Palestinians accusing the group of once again helping bring devastation to the West Bank, as it did in Gaza.

4. Among Gazans, the dominant reaction has been, “we warned you.” Many point to longstanding West Bank support for Hamas, October 7, and armed “resistance,” arguing that those now fearing a Gaza-style campaign ignored similar warnings from Gazans. Hebron, in particular, has long been considered a Hamas stronghold. Gazans who opposed Hamas or criticized the prolongation of the war were often branded traitors or collaborators by West Bank supporters of the terror group. Many of those same voices are now fearful that the Israeli military will bring to Hebron the kind of devastation seen in Gaza and southern Lebanon.

Today's attack was not an act of resistance. It was a reckless and self-destructive action carried out by individuals who expected to be celebrated as heroes within a hopeless political and social culture that too often rewards futile violence and collective self-harm. That culture must change.

afalkhatib's tweet photo. There was an attack today carried out by radical Palestinians against an Israeli military checkpoint near Hebron in the southern West Bank, killing two Israeli soldiers and wounding three others.

1. The attack killed Yonatan Roytman, 23, of Ashkelon, and Yuval Svilem, 20, of Hod Hasharon. The assailants, Mohammed Jaaba and Firas Jaaba, both 27 and from the same family in Hebron, are suspected of being Hamas sympathizers. It remains unclear whether they acted independently or under Hamas direction. Israeli military assessments suggest they intended to carry out a larger attack against Israelis near Route 35 but targeted the checkpoint after failing to reach the highway.

2. Following the attack, the Israeli military launched operations in the area of Hebron from which the assailants originated, demolishing their family homes and preparing broader destruction of structures and residential areas, similar to operations previously conducted in Jenin, Tulkarem, Tobas, and other parts of the northern West Bank. The Israeli response is expected to displace large numbers of Palestinians unconnected to the attack, prompting accusations of collective punishment. Hebron, however, has long been a center of Hamas support in the West Bank despite the relative absence of attacks on Israeli targets in recent years.

3. Palestinian social media reaction has been overwhelmingly critical, with many arguing that the attack strengthens Netanyahu politically right before consequential Israeli elections while inviting severe collective consequences for communities across the Hebron governorate. This criticism extends even to people who generally view attacks on military targets as legitimate forms of “resistance.” Hamas’s praise for the attack has been met with ridicule, with many Palestinians accusing the group of once again helping bring devastation to the West Bank, as it did in Gaza.

4. Among Gazans, the dominant reaction has been, “we warned you.” Many point to longstanding West Bank support for Hamas, October 7, and armed “resistance,” arguing that those now fearing a Gaza-style campaign ignored similar warnings from Gazans. Hebron, in particular, has long been considered a Hamas stronghold. Gazans who opposed Hamas or criticized the prolongation of the war were often branded traitors or collaborators by West Bank supporters of the terror group. Many of those same voices are now fearful that the Israeli military will bring to Hebron the kind of devastation seen in Gaza and southern Lebanon.

Today's attack was not an act of resistance. It was a reckless and self-destructive action carried out by individuals who expected to be celebrated as heroes within a hopeless political and social culture that too often rewards futile violence and collective self-harm. That culture must change.

afalkhatib's tweet photo. There was an attack today carried out by radical Palestinians against an Israeli military checkpoint near Hebron in the southern West Bank, killing two Israeli soldiers and wounding three others.

1. The attack killed Yonatan Roytman, 23, of Ashkelon, and Yuval Svilem, 20, of Hod Hasharon. The assailants, Mohammed Jaaba and Firas Jaaba, both 27 and from the same family in Hebron, are suspected of being Hamas sympathizers. It remains unclear whether they acted independently or under Hamas direction. Israeli military assessments suggest they intended to carry out a larger attack against Israelis near Route 35 but targeted the checkpoint after failing to reach the highway.

2. Following the attack, the Israeli military launched operations in the area of Hebron from which the assailants originated, demolishing their family homes and preparing broader destruction of structures and residential areas, similar to operations previously conducted in Jenin, Tulkarem, Tobas, and other parts of the northern West Bank. The Israeli response is expected to displace large numbers of Palestinians unconnected to the attack, prompting accusations of collective punishment. Hebron, however, has long been a center of Hamas support in the West Bank despite the relative absence of attacks on Israeli targets in recent years.

3. Palestinian social media reaction has been overwhelmingly critical, with many arguing that the attack strengthens Netanyahu politically right before consequential Israeli elections while inviting severe collective consequences for communities across the Hebron governorate. This criticism extends even to people who generally view attacks on military targets as legitimate forms of “resistance.” Hamas’s praise for the attack has been met with ridicule, with many Palestinians accusing the group of once again helping bring devastation to the West Bank, as it did in Gaza.

4. Among Gazans, the dominant reaction has been, “we warned you.” Many point to longstanding West Bank support for Hamas, October 7, and armed “resistance,” arguing that those now fearing a Gaza-style campaign ignored similar warnings from Gazans. Hebron, in particular, has long been considered a Hamas stronghold. Gazans who opposed Hamas or criticized the prolongation of the war were often branded traitors or collaborators by West Bank supporters of the terror group. Many of those same voices are now fearful that the Israeli military will bring to Hebron the kind of devastation seen in Gaza and southern Lebanon.

Today's attack was not an act of resistance. It was a reckless and self-destructive action carried out by individuals who expected to be celebrated as heroes within a hopeless political and social culture that too often rewards futile violence and collective self-harm. That culture must change.

afalkhatib's tweet photo. There was an attack today carried out by radical Palestinians against an Israeli military checkpoint near Hebron in the southern West Bank, killing two Israeli soldiers and wounding three others.

1. The attack killed Yonatan Roytman, 23, of Ashkelon, and Yuval Svilem, 20, of Hod Hasharon. The assailants, Mohammed Jaaba and Firas Jaaba, both 27 and from the same family in Hebron, are suspected of being Hamas sympathizers. It remains unclear whether they acted independently or under Hamas direction. Israeli military assessments suggest they intended to carry out a larger attack against Israelis near Route 35 but targeted the checkpoint after failing to reach the highway.

2. Following the attack, the Israeli military launched operations in the area of Hebron from which the assailants originated, demolishing their family homes and preparing broader destruction of structures and residential areas, similar to operations previously conducted in Jenin, Tulkarem, Tobas, and other parts of the northern West Bank. The Israeli response is expected to displace large numbers of Palestinians unconnected to the attack, prompting accusations of collective punishment. Hebron, however, has long been a center of Hamas support in the West Bank despite the relative absence of attacks on Israeli targets in recent years.

3. Palestinian social media reaction has been overwhelmingly critical, with many arguing that the attack strengthens Netanyahu politically right before consequential Israeli elections while inviting severe collective consequences for communities across the Hebron governorate. This criticism extends even to people who generally view attacks on military targets as legitimate forms of “resistance.” Hamas’s praise for the attack has been met with ridicule, with many Palestinians accusing the group of once again helping bring devastation to the West Bank, as it did in Gaza.

4. Among Gazans, the dominant reaction has been, “we warned you.” Many point to longstanding West Bank support for Hamas, October 7, and armed “resistance,” arguing that those now fearing a Gaza-style campaign ignored similar warnings from Gazans. Hebron, in particular, has long been considered a Hamas stronghold. Gazans who opposed Hamas or criticized the prolongation of the war were often branded traitors or collaborators by West Bank supporters of the terror group. Many of those same voices are now fearful that the Israeli military will bring to Hebron the kind of devastation seen in Gaza and southern Lebanon.

Today's attack was not an act of resistance. It was a reckless and self-destructive action carried out by individuals who expected to be celebrated as heroes within a hopeless political and social culture that too often rewards futile violence and collective self-harm. That culture must change.

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yaklaşık 10 saat önce

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 11 saat önce

Israel is the blame her to be honest IDF has been fking around in southern Syria and Syrians have been fed up Another theory that I just made up a moment ago , Al Sharaa is short on Money and donors like gulf countries and the US are busy right now so he is trying to bring their attentions

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 13 saat önce

@Mr_Cohen12345 He is considered the supreme leader of armed forces so according to the constitution he is an officer , policeman , civil defense officer , and gendarmerie lol

mo_Shawk2's tweet photo. @Mr_Cohen12345 He is considered the supreme leader of armed forces so according to the constitution he is an officer , policeman , civil defense officer , and gendarmerie lol https://t.co/jUoal1TSMW

mo_Shawk2's tweet photo. @Mr_Cohen12345 He is considered the supreme leader of armed forces so according to the constitution he is an officer , policeman , civil defense officer , and gendarmerie lol https://t.co/jUoal1TSMW

mo_Shawk2's tweet photo. @Mr_Cohen12345 He is considered the supreme leader of armed forces so according to the constitution he is an officer , policeman , civil defense officer , and gendarmerie lol https://t.co/jUoal1TSMW

mo_Shawk2's tweet photo. @Mr_Cohen12345 He is considered the supreme leader of armed forces so according to the constitution he is an officer , policeman , civil defense officer , and gendarmerie lol https://t.co/jUoal1TSMW

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 23 saat önce

Terrorist attack targeted a Church in Karak, Jordan! RIP for victims, this is very unherd off in Jordan, motives and indentity of attackers not yet revealed , will have to wait

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7 قتلى جراء إطلاق النار على كنيسة بمدينة الكرك جنوب الأردن ============== 🔴 مسلحان يطلقان النار أثناء تشييع جنازة أمام كنيسة في الكرك جنوب الأردن 🔴 مصادر أمنية أردنية تؤكد سقوط 7 أشخاص جراء إطلاق النار على كنيسة حمود في الكرك، فيما أصيب قرابة 10 أشخاص منهم إصابات حرجة. 🔴 الحادث وقع خلال تشييع جنازة من كنيسة حمود في الكرك، حيث ترجل مسلحان من مركبة وأطلقا الرصاص على المشيعين. 🔴 وزير الاتصال الحكومي الأردني يؤكد أن الأجهزة الأمنية تطارد مطلقي النار على كنيسة الكرك.

AlArabiya's tweet photo. 7 قتلى جراء إطلاق النار على كنيسة بمدينة الكرك جنوب الأردن

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🔴 مسلحان يطلقان النار أثناء تشييع جنازة أمام كنيسة في الكرك جنوب الأردن

🔴 مصادر أمنية أردنية تؤكد سقوط 7 أشخاص جراء إطلاق النار على كنيسة حمود في الكرك، فيما أصيب قرابة 10 أشخاص منهم إصابات حرجة.

🔴 الحادث وقع خلال تشييع جنازة من كنيسة حمود في الكرك، حيث ترجل مسلحان من مركبة وأطلقا الرصاص على المشيعين.

🔴 وزير الاتصال الحكومي الأردني يؤكد أن الأجهزة الأمنية تطارد مطلقي النار على كنيسة الكرك.

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

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@efnjrb 🙏🙏

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@Mr_Cohen12345 Photo op dude lol

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@History__Speaks Agree

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

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@EngenEric Not to deny but show me the evidence that there are aggression by jihadists groups in Syria and what about the one with Down syndrome who got killed

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 23 saat önce

The IDF and the Israeli government have been wreaking havoc in southern Syria with seemingly no accountability from killing civilians and livestock to vandalizing trees and destroying livelihoods. It’s as if they’re actively working to eliminate any possibility of peace with Syrians. What exactly are they trying to achieve with all of this? What are their motives?It is mind-boggling.

mo_Shawk2's tweet photo. The IDF and the Israeli government have been wreaking havoc in southern Syria with seemingly no accountability from killing civilians and livestock to vandalizing trees and destroying livelihoods. It’s as if they’re actively working to eliminate any possibility of peace with Syrians. What exactly are they trying to achieve with all of this? What are their motives?It is mind-boggling.

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זהו הסורי הרביעי בעל מוגבלויות התפתחותיות שצה"ל הרג בשנים האחרונות בסוריה. עוד אחד נפצע כאשר נורה ברגלו בג'באת'א אל-ח'שב. עיתונאי בקוניטרה שסיקר את המקרים אמר לי שאנשים בעלי מוגבלויות לא מבינים שעליהם לא לזוז בעת שהם רואים חמושים ונורים שוב ושוב בעת שהם בורחים.

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

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@EngenEric War against whom specifically in Syria ? Are there attacks from Syrians against IDF troops?

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 19 saat önce

@avygal @krassenstein He is talking about Israel

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 20 saat önce

@B_mirabilis everytime , seems they work together lolol

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 23 saat önce

Two questions: -The timing of this attack is very strange especially from Hebron which rarely engaged in violent attacks in the West Bank, I have suspection that Hamas chose this time specifically as getting closer to Israeli elections and news of potetnail new operation against Iran -What are the chances an AFP photographer was present nearby the attacker by coincidence?

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian

1 gün önce

Photos published by the AFP news agency show the Palestinian gunmen who carried out a shooting attack in the southern West Bank.

manniefabian's tweet photo. Photos published by the AFP news agency show the Palestinian gunmen who carried out a shooting attack in the southern West Bank. https://t.co/JXNaBqkvY3

manniefabian's tweet photo. Photos published by the AFP news agency show the Palestinian gunmen who carried out a shooting attack in the southern West Bank. https://t.co/JXNaBqkvY3

manniefabian's tweet photo. Photos published by the AFP news agency show the Palestinian gunmen who carried out a shooting attack in the southern West Bank. https://t.co/JXNaBqkvY3

manniefabian's tweet photo. Photos published by the AFP news agency show the Palestinian gunmen who carried out a shooting attack in the southern West Bank. https://t.co/JXNaBqkvY3

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mo_Shawk2 retweetledi

yaklaşık 21 saat önce

Reported names of the Christians killed in the terrorist attack on St. George’s Church in the village of Hamoud, Al-Karak, Jordan: - Ehab Nayef Al-Halsa - Khaled Al-Halsa - Fadi Qassous - Maher Zureikat - Asim Al-Barqan - Alaa Al-Masawra - Dr. Issa Madanat

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عبدالله بن الحسين

@KingAbdullahII

yaklaşık 22 saat önce

سنواجه العمل الإرهابي الذي استهدف الكرك بأشد العقوبات. ومن توهم أن رصاص الغدر يشق صف الأردنيين، خاب مسعاه أمام صلابتنا ووحدتنا. جميع الأردنيين من شمال الوطن لجنوبه شركاء الأرض والموقف ولن ينفذ بينهما غدر. أحر التعازي لذوي الشهداء وأمنياتنا بالشفاء للمصابين دم الأردني غالي، وسنضرب بيد من حديد من تطاول على هذا البلد

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 20 saat önce

This is what great about this country. I am imagining a Saudi or Chinese official giving you tips on how to stand up against immigration enformment officers ! People don't recognize the blessings they have

Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani

yaklaşık 22 saat önce

If you encounter ICE, here's what every New Yorker should know.

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 21 saat önce

@KhaybarLibORG don't be surprised.

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 21 saat önce

@Dumdum729388 I don't disagree with that to be fair, the issue when the country become destablized such as Iraq and Syria where christians used to have a great life but then bad things happened, the key is to keep countries safe and stable we don't want civil wars to start.

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 21 saat önce

@Dumdum729388 Wrong, I lived in Jordan and christians there enjoy great life

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Mahmoud " Mo" Shawki

yaklaşık 21 saat önce

@EvilO48 مع اني حاسك انك ببتخوث بس يا رب يكون صح

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