Rauda Altenaiji

A historic day in Abu Dhabi, the capital of peace. The United States, Russia and Ukraine are back at the table in the UAE, working toward an end to this war. The UAE has a track record here. Through 27 rounds of UAE mediation, 8,537 prisoners have gone home to their families, including 540 freed just last month. Peace is built one exchange and one meeting at a time. Fully optimistic, though. May the guns fall silent and may the longest war find its final chapter here, in Abu Dhabi.

Happy Diwali to everyone celebrating, in the UAE and around the world. May the festival of lights bring peace to your homes, health to your families and a year full of good things. 🪔

West, read this slowly. This photo is a Muslim Brotherhood protest. December 6 2013 in Egypt. Brotherhood affiliated women locked themselves in an iron cage on a truck, flashed the four finger Rabaa sign, and rode through the streets to play the victim for Morsi's movement. The four fingers stand for Rabaa (the Cairo square where Morsi loyalists camped after his fall). It became the Brotherhood's solidarity salute. Useful idiots in white. Branding for a hard project. You know who was the real victim? The Yazidi girls not the useful idiots in white. ISIS locked them in iron cages and burned them alive for refusing conversion and sexual slavery. Sold in markets. Raped systematically. Murdered when they refused. Same political ideology. The Brotherhood supplies the politics. ISIS is one of its armed faces. One side stages a cage for the cameras. The other side turns the cage into an execution. Thousands of Yazidi women and girls were taken. Their names barely made the feed. No marches in Western capitals. No campus vigils that lasted. The world looked away while the propaganda cage got more attention than the women who never got a choice. Why do I say this? You ask. Simple, Europe 2026 fell into the colonial guilt trap and became the useful idiot. Islamists cry victimhood. Europe opens the door. Rape cases climb into the hundreds of thousands and get filed under the cost of virtue. Stop being the useful idiot.

Austria's Documentation Center for Political Islam, a state funded research body, released an updated edition of its report on the Muslim Brotherhood and Turkey's ruling party, the AKP. The Jerusalem Post covered it this week. The study shows Islamist alliances cooling in the Middle East while Europe networks keep working through diaspora associations, youth forums and mosques. The Muslim Brotherhood thrives where it looks ordinary. Its method is entryism (taking over institutions from the inside) plus victimhood branding that casts scrutiny as bigotry. The report notes contacts between Turkish religious unions in Europe and youth forums linked to the Brotherhood, yet those alone do not prove one command structure. Diffuse networks are harder to prosecute and easier to excuse. That is the design. When a regional patron softens, Europe becomes the soft landing. Parallel societies grow around civic looking associations. Radicalization pipelines run through youth and media that need no card. Name the ideology. Follow the money. Europe already hosts the quiet work. Act accordingly.

This is exactly what was needed from the entire US. Florida designated CAIR and now its operations there are suspended. That is what enforcement looks like when a state stops treating a Muslim Brotherhood linked network as a civil rights charity. This should have been a nationwide ban. One state closing the door just moves the network across the state line. Put the people tied to these groups on the terror watchlist, and anyone quietly removed from it goes straight back on (scrutiny should be the default). Leaving them in place handed foreign entities an easy seat close to US intelligence, with time to study it, adapt and rebuild their infiltration system around every gap. Be like Florida.

😂😂 played in your face. Hate to say it but I told you so!

Congratulations @aframalhameli on this well deserved honour. We are proud to see Emirati women representing the UAE at the highest levels of diplomacy and politics 🇦🇪 teapaw.org/AnwarGargash/status/21…

Steady when the world shifts 🇦🇪 Anyone can walk out of the room. But diplomacy is staying, listening and still holding your ground takes real strength. But make no mistake. The UAE's diplomacy is always backed by strength.

Byron Donalds just became Florida's first Black Republican governor, and some of the harshest reactions came from his own community. Just look at The Shade Room comments. Honestly, you'd see the same thing in any group anywhere. And btw, there's a name for it in psychology, the black sheep effect. People are harder on one of their own who disagrees than on an outsider saying the exact same thing. An outsider disagreeing is normal. When one of your own does it, it shows the group's opinion was a choice all along, and people find that harder to forgive. This behavior doesn’t belong to a specific race. Now ofc you can discuss who has higher malleability due to history, biology and such, but It's about how people are built. We tie belonging to agreement, and when someone breaks from the group, the group's members feel it as a judgment on themselves (cognitive dissonance does the rest). So they punish him to keep everyone else in line. What's sad is where it happens. This is a democracy, a society that's supposed to run on free choice and open debate, and these are the spaces that call themselves open minded and tolerant. Tolerance that only covers people who agree with you is just conformity. A free mind always looks like a traitor to the herd.

فخر يا بنت الإمارات أبرار الطنيجي 🇦🇪

Waxaan fariin ka helay walaal reer Somaliland ah, mana aan iska celin karin inaan la wadaago adduunka. Reer Somaliland Waad ku mahadsantihiin inaad calankayaga u qaaddeen sidii calankiinna oo kale. Taasi waa wax aan ku faano oo aan weligeen idiin xusuusan doonno. Ilaahay ha barakeeyo idinka, dalkiinna iyo dadkiinna, jacaylka inaga dhexeeyana ha sii waaro 🇦🇪 I am deeply grateful 🙏🏻

يا علماً خفّاقاً، دام الأمان ما دمتَ عالياً حماكِ الإله يا بلادي من شرور الزمان، وصانكِ أبناؤكِ بالإخلاص والعمل عاش العلم عهداً نسجه الشيخ زايد بالوفاء، وحمله أهله بالعزّ والفخر نرفعه عالياً فيرفعنا معه، رمزاً للعروبة وموطناً للقلوب 🇦🇪

Our flag in space 🇦🇪

Somalilanders in the UAE raising the flag on our Flag Day and saying they are part of us. Love like this is never asked for, it is simply given, and it travels further than any border. You are part of us too, and a gesture like this is something we will always hold dear 🇦🇪

Alain 💜

Well done! We love a supportive community 💯

El Hierro is a Spanish island of about 11,000 people, with one hospital. In October nearly 3,000 migrants landed there in wooden boats, and on Saturday two more boats arrived carrying 307 people after six days on the Atlantic. The regional president is already warning that the hospital could collapse again. Think about what that means for the people who live there. A nurse covering double shifts. A pensioner waiting longer for a bed. Madrid makes the rules, and El Hierro pays for them. Smugglers understand this better than governments do. They charge thousands for a seat on a boat, and every arrival who stays becomes proof that the trip works. A state that processes no one quickly and returns almost no one is running the smugglers' advertising for free. The deal between citizens and the state is simple (or it used to be). People obey the law, and the state controls who enters. When the state stops keeping its half, it shouldn't be surprised when people stop believing in the other. A border nobody enforces is a suggestion. This goes for all of Europe.

They demanded the world stay out of Sudan while secretly running weapons through the UAE, attempting to fault another country for their own crimes.

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