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South Lebanon's Forcibly Displaced Students Defy Occupation
@alymazloumm reports from Al-Abbassiyeh in southern Lebanon to visit the local high school welcoming forcibly displaced teachers & students of Aitaroun for their classes while their village remains under occupation by the Jewish Colony. Ali discusses with Aitaroun Mayor Salim Mourad how the program helps maintain the village's identity until the resistance's victory over the invaders & the forcibly displaced can return to their homes.
Filmed On: 6/11/2026
Producer: Laith Marouf
Camera: Hussein Bitar
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IRNA: A radar at a U.S. air defense site at the Riffa helicopter base in Bahrain was targeted by six drones.
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Gaza has one of the lowest illiteracy rates in the world, at just 1.9% in 2023. People may have lost their homes and livelihoods, but that doesn't take away their knowledge, education, and dignity.
“He was still wearing his wedding suit.” It was supposed to be Anwar al-Muqata’a’s wedding day. Instead, he spent it at his friend’s funeral in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza. On November 12, 2026, his close friend Nash’at Fuad Awad, 26, was driving Anwar and his bride to their wedding photographs. Anwar had stepped out of the car with his bride for pictures and was walking back when an Israeli occupation drone fired a missile at the car, killing Nash’at inside it. “The groom is our friend. The driver is my friend,” says one of their friends who was there.
“There’s no joy left. We stopped everything.” Anwar went straight from his wedding photos to carrying Nash’at’s body, and buried him at the Deir al-Balah cemetery still dressed in his wedding suit. That same day, Israeli occupation strikes killed at least 11 Palestinians across Gaza, more than a year into a ceasefire that was supposed to let people live.
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I have been in & out of the hospital for the past week & haven't been able to come online, just coming on to share this because my dear friend desperately needs some help rn and it would mean a lot to me if you can help her pls
🕊️❤️🩹 We are living in a tent, and the cold is becoming unbearable. We cook all our food over a fire, but our cooking gas has run out. 😔
I’m asking for your help to buy gas so I can cook food for my children. Even a small donation can make a difference. 🙏🏻💔
#Gaza
Common Milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) releasing seeds. Crownvetch (Securigera varia), Sulphur Cinquefoil (Potentilla recta), Musk Mallow (Malva moschata) & Sunchoke (Helianthus tuberosus) in flower.
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A journey into a warm Persian sunset: Molten gold blending with clouds like liquid silk, casting a magical glow over the open highway towards South Iran.
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Design for a new hotel in Mashhad, Iran.
As so often in modern Iranian architecture there’s a mix of brick, organic geometry, shade and permeability
Architects are Barsav Office
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Follow the brother @lokiloptr154669, he was unjustly suspended.
He posts a lot of good threads about the resistance groups and the leaders.
“The most important thing in the world to me is insulin.” Ten-year-old Amir has lived with diabetes since he was one, and what he fears most now is losing his sight, and with it football, his friends and school. In Gaza City, his mother, Nahawand Juha, searches for insulin that hasn’t expired. Test strips are nowhere to be found, and when she does find insulin, it is usually past its date. “When I give my son insulin that’s expired, deep down I wish I didn’t have to,” she says. “I know the consequences.” Amir can’t eat bread, chocolate, chips or pasta, but in Gaza’s markets and charity kitchens there is little else.
Earlier this year, Nahawand said the box of test strips she once bought for 25 to 30 shekels had climbed to 150, when it could be found at all. Gaza’s Health Ministry has warned that around 11,000 patients depend on insulin, and Al Jazeera reported in May that some 2,500 children with diabetes were at risk as families were forced onto expired doses. The World Health Organization has called on the Israeli occupation to ease its restrictions on medical supplies, yet a year into the ceasefire, Amir still has no reliable supply of the one thing keeping him alive.
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This is what they want for Iran, Cuba, and all the other "enemy" nations. As soon as the USSR collapsed the country with the highest number of female engineers and scientists was turned into a Western rape colony. There's are reason they never stop posting Iranians in miniskirts.
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One of the main downsides of "consuming" ideologies through the internet as if all of this were a video game is that you can forget that you're talking about real countries with real people
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4:20 AM.
We are living through moments of intense fear here, in the heart of Khan Younis.
Gunfire and artillery shelling surround us from every direction.
We don't know if we will survive this night.
This is how my little Sabah woke up just moments ago — terrified by the sound of gunfire all around us.
Lying in my bed, perhaps even more frightened than he was, I kept telling him, “Don't be afraid, my love. I'm here with you.”
But when he began to cry, I went to him and held him close to my chest, pretending that my arms alone were enough to keep him safe inside our small, fragile tent.
For the thousandth time, I wished I could give my children just one night where they could sleep without fear.
Where is a child supposed to go when even sleep — the one place children are meant to escape to — can no longer protect them?
If you're reading this while your children sleep safely tonight, hold this moment close to your heart. I don't say this to make you feel guilty, but because I am only now beginning to understand what safety truly means in a way I never did before.
All we hope for tonight is to stay alive and see our children safe.
But this is Gaza.
And this is what childhood sounds like here.
Please, keep us in your prayers.
Pray for our survival. 🙏
What exactly were you "trying to convince them" about when you have such a casual recollection of dining weekly with genocidal company and believe the Nakba "was a miracle" for Jews?
Replying to @rohmerfan1127 @obus_r
Do I regret getting free dinner once a week and occasionally getting in an argument with some Zionist kids over dinner? Like four years ago? No not really other than the time spent trying to convince people who’s minds weren’t going to be changed which was a waste of time
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“we give water and food to communities close to the yellow line so they can remain steadfast on their land, not giving up one more inch to the occupation’s army”
learn more about @sameerproject here
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I spoke to the vital @sameerproject about building infrastructure under genocide and sustaining community resilience in Gaza. Full interview on @prometheus_mag: prometheus-mag.com/2026/11/1…
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virtually indistinguishable from both the western progressive left as well as chauvinist sunni arabs and muslims. each of these camps bases their positions towards the islamic republic on what I call ‘black book of shi’ism’ conspiracies, wherein each group claims the IRI killed



















































