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You do realise that is 12% of all Prime Ministers have been Scots?
As opposed to 00.8% of all Israeli ministers who have been Arab Muslims?
You stupid little fool.
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Dr Rahmeh is now muddying the #Yemen waters and trying to turn it into a sectarian war which it is not - it is a historic anti-colonialist/imperialist war fought by Yemenis not by "Shia" or "Sunni" as Rahmeh likes to paint everything as in her reductionist analysis. The following quotes were taken from an interview with a Yemeni mother in 2015:
"I can categorically state, there is no sectarian conflict in Yemen. They have been trying to ignite a sectarian war in Yemen but Yemen is one country where we have had Shafi Sunnis and Zaydi Shias praying in the same mosques for hundreds of years. We are a society that is known to intermarry between these two sects. In reality they instigated this territorial war when they wanted to split Yemen into a 6 federal state system. We are tired of having their agenda imposed upon us and being forced to implement it.
I have lived in Yemen for the last 21 years and I never knew that my next door neighbour was a Shafi Sunni or a Zaydi Shia. It was not part of our culture, we never asked. We peacefully coexisted. This balkanisation agenda was the start of the entire problem. Their division was all wrong. They left some areas totally isolated.
The Ansarullah movement and the Southern Separatist movement were both in favour of a confederal state system where Yemen would be divided into north and south existing within a federal state. Most of us were ok with that.
President Hadi [although I hate to call him our President] was pushing the Saudi agenda of the 6 state system. Another thing that a lot of people don’t realise, is that when they divided the 6 state system they purposefully isolated one state called Azal. Azal incorporated many of the Zaydi strongholds, Sadaa, Amran, Sanaa and Dhamar. Azal was left without any resources or any access to the sea. It was blatant imprisonment and suppression of what we would term the “traditional powers” in that area. It was a deliberate attempt to weaken their influence in Yemen.
So Hadi’s plan would have divided Yemen into smaller sectarian states while the Ansarullah plan was more like going back to the boundaries before unity where the south would have greater autonomy over its own internal affairs."
Let me give you an example. The al-Jauf area has both Sunni and Shia populations and so does Marib and elsewhere. The Zaydi Shias and Shafi Sunnis are both very moderate sects. Yemeni people have no affiliation to the Wahabi sect of Saudi Arabia. Wahabism is alien to Yemen.
We do see certain areas in the South, like Hadramaut, which has been in the media lately, parts of which are totally under control of Al Qaeda. The funny thing is, the bombs are falling on the very people that are fighting these extremists. Not a single bomb has been dropped on the extremist strongholds. Even though they know that AQ is in total control of al-Mukalla in Hadramaut and the seaport in that area. That has to be a huge question mark over their true agenda in the region.
The bombing has only achieved one thing and that is to further strengthen these extremist groups in Yemen. I know that in Ansarullah controlled-areas we have the local popular committees that are in charge of security and they have been working round the clock to ensure that the extremist elements are kept at bay. On the battleground their progress has been immensely impeded thanks to the airstrikes that serve as cover for the advancing extremists."
Read the whole interview here and please don't pay attention to those who want to make the war a sectarian one.
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This episode @DDPerspective examines the central claim raised by Laith @TVFreePalestine : that Zionism should be understood not only as racism but, in Marouf's words, as Jewish supremacy. @susanabulhawa @normfinkelstein @gideonle @alon_mizrahi
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How could any person live next door to this ziOajewish supremacist occupier and genocide celebrator? That's why only a 1statepalestine.com is the solution. DISMANTLE racist violent terror entity of Israel.
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I'll say this over and over again till it sinks into your hypothetical this brain @doctor_rahmeh
No one gives a shit what you puppets say about Ansar Allah
You can belittle them, insult them, defame them but we support them
According to you lot, you'd rather they let Saudis rule
Colm Doherty retweeted
The opposition is responsible for all the sieges. You can't lie to me because I was un Taiz less than a year ago. So I know who's holding the citizens hostage and its not the Houthis. The people killed today was because of a Saudi Air strike. You turned out to be a little RAT
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Saudi Arabia has carried out 25,000+ strikes on Yemeni hospitals, school buses, & weddings since 2015.
Their blockade engineered a famine that killed over 85,000 children in under three years.
Shame on this shill for vilifying Yemeni resistance in favor of Saudi war criminals.
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If Jewish pupils are feeling upset when they see a Palestinian badge, the correct response is not to erase Palestine from schools--it's to educate those kids that a genocide is taking place and the correct moral position is to oppose it. Anything less is a dereliction of duty.
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True, the world should definitely not forget his name. Sarout was a bloodthirsty genocidal ISIS partisan, and he was, like millions of other ISIS fanatics across the Sunni world, responsible for handing Former Syria to the Jewish Empire. That was the only purpose and only master the Syria regime change operation served.
Of course, this is now widely known and understood. Even the most craven, knuckle-dragging Sunni identitarians who supported the ISIS takeover of Damascus and crowed about Jewlani's massacres of anti-Zionist Resistance supporters have quietly shuffled away in desperation, attempting to wash their hands of the blood of Former Syria.
The Final War, tactically pre-empted by Yahya Sinwar in 2023, has laid everything bare for the world to see. But as we enter what may be the cataclysmic battle of that Final War against the Jewish Empire, the ISIS holdouts and Saudi bots are still out here telling you that "the Houthis are kuffar brother" and "Zionist caveman Sarout's toenail is worth more than the lives of all the martyrs of Lebanon, Yemen, Palestine and Syria" or somesuch nonsense.
In the days to come, when nuclear bombs may fall on Iranian cities and the living martyrs of the Islamic Resistance across Iran, Lebanon, Yemen and Iraq lay siege to the palaces of the Zionist vassals on the road to al-Quds, remember who spent these hours trying to incite against the Resistance and ask yourself: which master do they serve?
The world should know the name Abdul Baset al-Sarout.
A football player born in Homs, Syria, in 1992, who left his entire life behind to join the Syrian revolution against the Assad regime- at its very beginning in March 2011.
Sarout was a talented goalkeeper, once ranked second best in Asia, with a promising professional career ahead of him. He traded it all for the struggle.
He played a prominent role in the demonstrations through his presence, his organisation, and by leading chants and songs that stirred the hearts of millions. Known as the 'Nightingale of the Revolution', his voice became the soundtrack of the uprising. Yet despite his fame, those who knew him recall his deep humility, a talent that never sought the spotlight, and a faith that anchored him. They speak of his fear of God, his gentleness, his unwavering trust in Him, and how he repeatedly called for unity in the revolution.
When the dictatorial Assad regime and its allies (Russia, shia militias, and Iran) began murdering protesters, bombing cities, and besieging towns, Sarout fought on the front lines to defend his people, his religion, his land, and his honour.
He battled against both East and West, alongside his people, to free Syria from the tyrannical regime and from every faction that sought a piece of their homeland.
Sarout's father, four brothers, uncles, and countless friends were murdered. He buried many of them with his own hands. He was wounded multiple times, endured famine and grief, yet he kept going. Kept chanting for freedom. Kept lifting his people up to persevere.
Sarout gave everything he had to free his people and his country, including his own life.
On June 8, 2019, he passed away at the age of 27, from severe wounds sustained two days earlier while fighting Assad regime and Russian forces on the front lines in northern Hama.
We ask God to accept him and his loved ones among the martyrs.
Sarout is not just a legend in Syria, but across the entire region. And he deserves to be known across the world.
الله يرحم روحك الطاهرة يا حبيبنا ساروت، ويتقبلك من الشهداء. طلبتَ الشهادة وبإذن الله نلتَها. ستبقى دوماً رمزاً للبطولة والحرية.
#عبد_الباسط_الساروت
Colm Doherty retweeted
No, Christians did not invent Zionism. Not in the 1830s or in the 1640s.
A full rebuttal follows.
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The Persian Gulf is not a one-sided vulnerability. One cannot deem Iran's oil facilities, ports, and shipping as legitimate targets, while simultaneously imagining that the opposing side's economic infrastructure—which supports this war—will remain immune forever." Rezaie 🇮🇷
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Disgraceful scenes at #BarnetCouncil as an anti-Zionist Jewish resident was mocked, dismissed and treated with utter contempt. Despite speaking calmly and articulately, his concerns were met with hostility rather than a single meaningful response.
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Colm Doherty retweeted
Solidarity with Israel over what, exactly?
Killing kids?
What's next? A John Wayne Gacy celebration of life dinner?
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32.000 non-Jewish schools in the UK.
Only 30% of Jewish kids attend non-Jewish schools, ie 15.000 kids.
This means 1 Jewish kid in every other school.
27 recommendations for each school.
This 0.5 kid in each school might start feeling a bit self conscious about the fuss!
🚨 NEW: The Government has accepted all 27 recommendations from the report to end antisemitism in schools and colleges
1. Recognise antisemitism as a distinct form of hatred, not just general racism
2. Strengthen political impartiality guidance, including limits on teachers wearing pro-Palestine badges
3. Establish a national hotline for school leaders dealing with antisemitism
4. Improve teaching about contemporary antisemitism and modern Jewish life
5. Teach pupils to recognise and challenge antisemitic conspiracy theories
6. Include antisemitism explicitly in school safeguarding policies
7. Train teachers to recognise and tackle antisemitism
8. Work with the Home Office and the Prevent programme to help schools identify when antisemitism may be linked to radicalisation
9. Encourage schools to adopt the IHRA working definition of antisemitism
10. Improve procedures for reporting antisemitic incidents, including signposting
11. Ensure antisemitic bullying and complaints are investigated and acted on consistently
12. Make clear in staff conduct policies that antisemitism is unacceptable
13. Strengthen Holocaust education, including antisemitism's role in the Holocaust, and encourage schools to mark Holocaust Memorial Day
14. Create more opportunities for pupils to engage with Jewish communities, including visits to synagogues
15. Make sure Judaism and modern Jewish life are properly represented in religious education
16. Improve media literacy so pupils can also identify online antisemitism
17. Provide better resources for teaching the Israel-Palestine conflict fairly and sensitively
18. Ensure schools have clear policies for dealing with antisemitism involving external speakers
19. Ensure education unions have clear antisemitism policies
20. Establish a dedicated support service to help schools, colleges and councils deal with antisemitism
21. Use some of the Government's security funding to help Jewish schools and colleges undertake educational visits safely
22. Run a campaign to tackle antisemitic behaviour at transport hubs near Jewish schools and colleges
23. Provide Jewish school and college leaders with mentoring and more security advice
24. Strengthen accountability for schools that fail to deal properly with antisemitism
25. Enable Ofsted and the Independent Schools Inspectorate to assess how schools tackle antisemitism
26. Make local councils identify local patterns of antisemitism and help schools respond
27. Share effective practice and guidance between schools and colleges
Colm Doherty retweeted
At last! Sacha Baron-Cohen has done a parody of himself.
Sacha Baron Cohen on suspicion that the calls for a boycott of his new film, 'Ali G: Who Iz I?,' are tied to his past support of Israel:
"Well, I haven’t said anything about Israel. I think people are being portrayed as things that they are not on social media and it’s problematic. We are in a world where people can’t distinguish between facts and lies, and that’s something that I’ve spent a lot of the last few years trying to fix. For example, I co-founded a group called Stop Hate for Profit with the NAACP and Color of Change and the ADL and certain other civil rights groups to stop the misinformation and incitement of racism on social media. So, I’m not surprised that prominent Jews are being targeted. I knew that this was going to happen. The level of organization is surprising, but this is a trend of Jews being portrayed in certain ways and trying to be silenced." bit.ly/4BpPgkz
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Alleged killer of Hind Rajab traveling freely in the United States
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The Hind Rajab Foundation has filed an urgent request with the US Department of Justice demanding the immediate arrest and criminal prosecution of an Israeli military officer currently traveling freely in the United States, according to a public filing by the organization.
The petition targets Sean Glass, a former company commander in the Israeli army whose occupation unit is directly implicated in the cold-blooded killing of six-year-old Hind Rajab, her family members, and the first responders dispatched to save her in Gaza City.
Extensive investigative findings place Glass and his "Vampire Empire" company—operating under the 52nd Armored Battalion—in the immediate vicinity of the family's vehicle during the massacre, which saw Israeli occupation forces shell and riddle the civilian car with hundreds of bullets.
The legal advocacy group warned that allowing an officer accused of egregious war crimes and acts of genocide to walk unbothered on US soil represents an intolerable collapse of international law and universal jurisdiction.
Colm Doherty retweeted
You know what makes me fucking sick about the western political class, the majority of the Arab world and western media?
It's the fact that they watched Israeli forces attack the casket of a journalist whom they shot. What kind of demonic fucking feral cunts do that? This was a perfect example of them, showing who they are. Yet the afore-mentioned had no condemnation of this act, calling it a "scuffle".
The murder of Shireen Abu Akleh and the attacking of her funeral was one of so many instants in the history of Israel's vile behaviour and attitudes against humanity. It's our moral duty to despise this rogue nation of murderers, thieves, rapists and pederasts.