Rahmat Febrianto

[Sam E @Sm137023]

The 2 dogs in Bondi Beach have been neutralised

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@hippyygoat Germans, your grandparents were the ones who gave us examples of how bad a holocaust was. Why are now not standing with the world against a new holocaust done by your former victims? WHY?

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@realDonaldTrump Now the world realizes to who is your boss.

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@OM_Hindi stupid

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@AfreenRizvi_88 so it was a mistake by god that he didn't really promise to you 3000 years ago

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@Sheikhalfaris Iron doom

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@ShaykhSulaiman Didn't your god promise it to you? Oh, I forgot to tell you, god didn't promise that it will be destroyed.

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@jacksonhinkle I hate him. May Allah still give him an opportunity to repent.

[Kojay @LordKojay]

Y'all remember last year Israel trying to start wild fires for their neighbors? We sure do.

[Mats Nilsson @mazzenilsson]

Scientists have uncovered evidence of massive ancient lakes and river systems beneath the sands of Arabia's Rub’ al Khali, or Empty Quarter — the largest sand desert in the world today. New research reveals that intense monsoon rains transformed this region between 11,000 and 5,500 years ago, creating a lush, habitable landscape.

At the heart of the findings is an ancient lake that once spanned about 0.42 square miles (1,100 m²) and reached a depth of 138 feet (42 m). Researchers estimate the lake reached its peak around 9,000 years ago, during a wet climate period known as “Green Arabia.” But this lake didn’t just sit still. As rainfall intensified, it eventually overflowed — triggering a massive flood that carved out a 93-mile-long (150 km) valley into the desert floor.

Where did all that water come from? Sediment traces reveal it was fed by the African monsoon, with rain systems stretching from the Asir Mountains near the Red Sea and sweeping across the peninsula. These rains supported rivers, grasslands, and likely even savanna ecosystems, making the region a hotspot for early human life.

The archaeological record backs it up: tools, campsites, and ancient settlements have been found throughout the area, suggesting it was once teeming with life. But by 6,000 years ago, the monsoons faded. Rainfall dropped, the lakes dried up, and the region returned to desert — forcing ancient populations to migrate and adapt.

This discovery doesn’t just rewrite the environmental history of Arabia — it’s a powerful reminder of how quickly Earth’s climate can change, and how deeply those changes shape human history.

https://t.co/o5JiX0APYF

[Kerry Burgess @KerryBurgess]

Irish people recognise a genocide when they see one. God bless the Palestinians. America and Israel will live with the shame of what they are doing for as long as they continue to exist.

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@muhammadshehad2 All lies... Zionists are all liars

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@heart_israeli Do you mean Palestine?

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@BeckettUnite Free Palestine!

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@Hizhani_ @Sam_Ardi yang ngakak kegirangan itu?

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

@Aceh makanan yahudi, akhirnya kelahi

[TRT World @trtworld]

More and more Palestinians are being killed every day since Israel launched its brutal offensive on Palestine’s Gaza on October 7, 2023.

This animation illustrates how Palestinians are trapped in a tiny, besieged enclave that’s being constantly bombarded, with most of them forcibly displaced to the city of Rafah as forthcoming Israeli attacks loom

[Rahmat Febrianto @rfebrianto]

Hanya karena satu iblis itu saja

[Sulaiman Ahmed @ShaykhSulaiman]

BREAKING: US VETO ANOTHER SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION CALLING FOR HUMANITARIAN CEASEFIRE

The resolution was proposed by Algeria

✅ 13 Countries voted in favour
✋ 1 Abstained in UK 🇬🇧
❌ 1 Veto by USA 🇺🇸

[Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis @DrLoupis]

What’s the difference?

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

Israel has dropped almost 30,000 bombs and shells on Gaza in 100 days, eight times more than the US aimed at Iraq in six years of war.

It’s not war. It’s genocide.