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@bahaasr @QalaatAlMudiq It was a tractor that drove onto a mine in a field west of Suwayda. Do you seriously believe the state considers it necessary to lay mines between its own positions and those of the Hijrites?

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@HHmdw36765 @ward_337 الرجل الذي تعرض للهجوم في منزله كان قد ضرب رجلاً آخر على رأسه بأداة حادة؛ وقد ظنت عائلة ذلك الرجل أنه فارق الحياة، وله��ا السبب شنوا هجوماً على المنزل. حدث ذلك بالأمس، أما هجوم القبائل الذي وقع اليوم فقد جاء بشكل مفاجئ وغير متوقع، حيث ألحقوا أضراراً بعدة سيارات وهاجموا المنازل.

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@MBitcoiner @houseofqahwa Abu Huraira reported that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: "A time will come upon people when they will consume riba." The people asked, "Is that all of them?" The Prophet (ﷺ) replied, "Whoever does not consume it will still be afflicted by its dust (or vapor)."

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@Al_Ebrani @Aleppinian87 @avavidan and that they—along with their descendants—now live in shantytowns south of Damascus?

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@Al_Ebrani @Aleppinian87 @avavidan Perhaps because the inhabitants of the areas you mentioned were neither expelled nor deprived of their land? You are surely aware that prior to 1967, over 90 percent of the population of the Golan Heights consisted of Sunni Muslims (Arabs, Turkmens, and Circassians)

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@CynthiaYMSyria @MohammadAminCha all this revenue bypasses the state budget, as the army pays neither taxes nor other levies. Added to this is the established practice in Egypt whereby officials involved in government contracts demand a commission of 20% to 30%, costs that are added onto the actual project price

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@CynthiaYMSyria @MohammadAminCha Building new cities on borrowed money creates no economic value added. Moreover, Egypt is a military dictatorship masquerading as a republic. Sixty to seventy percent of the economy is controlled by the military and its numerous enterprises;

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@desertrose2299 @omar_alharir هاك هاك رايحين على جهنم شو بدك فيون ؟ 😂

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@Reem_mbc What happened? Did you or someone you know submit a project to the Syrian Investment Agency, and was it rejected? 😆

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@RamiSafadi93 Hassoun is around 80 years old and a coward; someone like him probably isn't able to get a bite of food down in prison, paralyzed by fear of what awaits him. Wasim al-Assad and Atef Najib, on the other hand, certainly don't look like they're starving.

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@thoughtflblonde This may be because, under Syrian law, a judgment issued in absentia becomes void as soon as the convicted person turns themselves in or is arrested—meaning that a retrial takes place automatically. Although she is Syrian, she does not appear to be aware of this.

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@Aleppinian87 @ammar69447 @aliamansour For Russia and the Emirates, such questions play no role; the decisions made there are purely political in nature. As for the European states, they would not extradite him anyway as long as the death penalty exists in Syria

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@ColdBrief Syria’s accession to this pact would expose it as a mere farce, since none of the participating countries would risk going to war with Israel over Syria; therefore, only countries strong enough to deter an Israeli attack on their own will be accepted 😉

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@qunfuz2 @SyrianShabab So, what is the problem with his statement? If, in your opinion, no one possesses any revolutionary legitimacy, then what would have been the legitimate way to overthrow Assad?

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@qunfuz2 @SyrianShabab Then what's the point of bringing it up in the first place ?

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@qunfuz2 @SyrianShabab Virtually every revolutionary group that took part in the war is now part of the government��so who are those revolutionaries who apparently claim a monopoly on "revolutionary legitimacy" for themselves?

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@VivaRevolt @SyrianShabab In this interview from eleven months ago, Sulaiman Abd Al-Baqi mentions this starting at the 4-minute mark

https://t.co/ZCLtakwdwO

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@VivaRevolt @SyrianShabab Al-Sharaa had actually agreed to appoint her as governor, but Hijri’s reaction was essentially: “Do they want to be nice to me now? They can go to hell, those filthy terrorists.” 😆

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@SLazarMarkovic @WithinSyr Sure, but doesn't it also depend on what else could be achieved with a few dozen million dollars? Who knows, maybe the Syrians can simply build a bigger missile, since they don't have to fight like a guerrilla force 😅