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Al Arabiya network, owned by the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and managed under the direct supervision of the ruling family.

This is a review of their coverage in the last 12 hours.

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1- It aims to depict the situation in Gaza as if Gaza was a paradise, and then the "mistake" of October 7 led to the deterioration of the situation in Gaza, not the Israeli army, clearly adopting the official Israeli narrative.
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2- They do not publish statements from Palestinian resistance factions!

Instead, they only publish statements from Israeli politicians and leaders, trying to portray a victory for the Israeli army in Gaza.

I searched their official account for the last 12 hours and did not find a single statement from the Palestinian resistance in Gaza.Image
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3- They follow this policy with Yemeni armed forces too, they only publish the US Central Command statements. Image
4- a surprising attack on the Muslim Brotherhood, which is a Sunni group.

They depict themselves as being against Hezbollah because they are “Shia,” therefore portraying themselves as doing this because they “care” for Sunnis.

But in reality, they also attack the only Sunni political movement, which is the Muslim Brotherhood!

They have unleashed a series of attacks and propaganda against the Muslim Brotherhood in the past 12 hours!

This means Saudi Arabia is anti-political Islam and anti-resistance, no matter what form it takes.

Meanwhile, they spread all sorts of secular content and ideas.Image
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Bonus:

This is a visit by King Salman to the Saudi MBC group in the 90s in London, to check the equipment and operations when the media group was located in London in the early 90s.

This was before it moved to the Middle East and before the launch of the news channel Al Arabiya to "compete" with the Qatari-owned Al Jazeera.
The kid picking his nose in the back is none other than MBS. Image

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Jun 21
On Thursday, December 15, 2016, armed men assassinated the man who was in this car in Sfax, Tunisia.

Who was he? What’s his relation to Hamas drone program? Here’s his story Image
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In October 1973, Muhammad Al-Zouari was a six-year-old child, just beginning his early education while struggling with severe asthma. His mother would carry him to school on her back daily and then wait to bring him back to their humble home in the heart of Sfax.

Decades later, Al-Zouari became a brilliant engineer, spending half his life as a fugitive while dreaming of obtaining an engineering degree under his real name in his home country of Tunisia.

After two decades of wandering, he finally returned to Tunisia and achieved part of his academic dream, only to have his life cut short by bullets just months before his doctoral final examination.

A statement from al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, issued a day after the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, brought Muhammad Al-Zouari into the media spotlight.

The statement noted that Hamas's air force participated with 35 "Al-Zouari" suicide drones in all combat fronts, aiding in the preparatory fire for their fighters crossing into the occupied territories.

This is how many discovered engineer Muhammad Al-Zouari, similar to how Tunisians discovered him on December 15, 2016, when he was assassinated in front of his home in Tunisia after two gunmen shot him, hitting him with eight bullets, three of which were fatal.

In a statement mourning his death, Hamas accused the Israeli Mossad of assassinating him, confirming that Al-Zouari was one of Al-Qassam brigades leaders who oversaw the "Ababil" drone project and remotely piloted submarine project.

At that time, the Tunisian Ministry of Interior accused a “foreign intelligence agency” of being behind Al-Zouari's assassination. According to the official Tunisian account, 11 people (3 Tunisians and 8 foreigners) were involved in the operation, which was planned outside Tunisian borders and financed with significant funds.

#Video Al-Qassam Brigades on October 08, 2023:

The "Zouari" kamikaze drone, which entered service during the Battle of "Al-Aqsa Flood," participated in the preparatory fire for Al-Qassam mujahideen crossing into our occupied lands.
🟢From Sfax to Sudan

Muhammad Zouari was not widely known in Tunisia outside the youth circles of the Islamic movement that experienced the “hardships of the nineties.” This period, known as the “liberation of initiative,” saw the arrest of hundreds of young people, while others fled with forged passports. At that time, Muhammad Zouari was a student at the Faculty of Engineering in the city of Sfax (southern Tunisia) and, like most of his generation, became involved in political activities within the university, which was one of the main centers of political and intellectual activity.

In his youth, Zouari joined the Tunisian Islamic Tendency Movement, which later became known as the "Ennahda Movement". He was an active member of the "Tunisian General Student Union" associated with the movement, and his political activities led to him being pursued by the regime of the late Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

Zouari was arrested following the bloody events perpetrated by the security authorities on May 8, 1991, at several Tunisian universities. These events were the culmination of a security crackdown on the "Tunisian General Student Union," which began with the issuance of a decision to freeze its activities on March 29, 1991.

After his release, he left Tunisia and moved between Libya, where he stayed for a short period, Sudan, and Syria. In 2008, he married a Syrian woman named Majda. He spent about 20 years in exile before returning to Tunisia following the revolution and the fall of Ben Ali's regime on January 14, 2011.

Upon his return and graduation, Zouari worked as a university professor at the National School of Engineers. During this period, he, along with some of his students and a group of retired pilots, founded the Model Aviation Club in the south.

His childhood friend, Mohamed Al-Samit, described Zouari as an icon who excelled in all fields and was beloved by everyone. He was pursued by security forces in 1991 and had to go into hiding. During this time, he adopted the name "Murad," bought a passport with this name, and was known by it among his family and wife. He lived under this alias until the fall of the Tunisian regime in 2011.

Zouari's wife revealed in a documentary with Al Jazeera that he did not tell her his real name until a year and a half into their marriage, but she never called him by his original name, even after his death.

She was unaware of his work with the Palestinian resistance, believing that his travels were related to his aviation company. She only learned of his involvement after his martyrdom.

In Sudan, he joined a manufacturing establishment and worked with the factory manager, Reda Al-Tunisi, who stated that Zouari assisted in design and manufacturing. After they left Sudan, a military entity bought the factory and required Zouari to work with them in military manufacturing. He continued this work until he moved to Syria in 2006.
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Jun 10
Confessions by CIA and Mossad spies caught by Yemeni security forces.

1- Spy Jamil Al-Faqih
2-Spy Abdulqader Al-Saqqaf
3- Spy Abdulmoeen Ezzan
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Jun 9
This man has been sentenced to 5,200 years and 67 life sentences.

He is at the top of Hamas list for the exchange deal. Here is his story. Image
"I am no longer Kuwaiti as I once thought, but Palestinian."

In his memoir "Prince of the Shadow, Engineer on the Road," Abdullah Barghouti narrates that he used to Chant

"وطني الكويت سلمت للمجد، وعلى جبينك طالع السعد"

from the Kuwaiti national anthem throughout the years of his childhood spent in Kuwait.

However, the outbreak of the First Palestinian Intifada shifted his allegiance solely to Palestine, igniting a love for his original homeland and a desire for revenge against the Israeli occupier, especially after the martyrdom of his uncle and cousin.
Barghouti says: "Who are they? I had never seen them, never spoken to them, and knew nothing about them. I asked and asked, and the answer came to me. They told me that Mahmoud was my older cousin and Ismail was the youngest of my uncles. Simply put, they threw stones at the Zionist occupation forces, who were wreaking havoc, and were shot and martyred."

They told me, "Know that you are from there, from Palestine, from a village called Beit Rima." And so, I was no longer Kuwaiti as I once thought, but Palestinian. Since then, I began to recite another song that speaks about me and Palestine. That song went:

“محمد جمجوم وفؤاد حجازي، جازي علیھم يا شعبي جازي”.
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Jun 8
What happened in Al-Nuseirat?

- An American force used an aid truck. The aid truck came from the American pier to Al-Nuseirat camp... (video and photo of truck)

- A clash erupted with the American force once it was discovered.

- Airstrikes were conducted on the Al-Nuseirat market, which was full of civilians, to create a path for the “rescue vehicle.”
This resulted in the massacre of over 150 civilians who were at the market.

- The force headed back to where it came from, the American pier, while the warplanes bombed everything in its path.
- The civilians in the nearby market of Al-Nuseirat started leaving the market once the clashes started.
The first airstrike on the Al-Nuseirat market was conducted to create a path for the truck.
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Jun 3
The State of Israel: 1.2.3.4

1. Netanyahu doesn’t want to accept the Biden deal because he fears losing the majority if Ben-Gvir and Smotrich leave the coalition government, as they are against the ceasefire.

This will lead to Likud (Netanyahu) losing the majority, and Netanyahu might face jail time for trying to orchestrate a coup at their High Court.

Yair Lapid and the liberal wing want a ceasefire.
2.Hezbollah Katyusha and Burkan rockets have set off massive fires in 12 locations in northern Israeli settlements. So far, the Israelis have admitted to 6 soldiers "injured" in Hezbollah's actual flames.





2.Settlers are currently protesting, demanding a ceasefire in Tel Aviv. In another location, they have closed down the Ayalon main road.



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Jun 2
This photo is of one of the 7 CIA officers who were killed in Afghanistan on Wednesday, December 30, 2009.

Here’s the real story. Image
First, what is Jordan?

Jordan is a client state. One of the roles assigned to Jordan is security coordination, mainly to infiltrate Sunni extremists and hand them over to the US. Jordan played a significant role in the global war waged by the US against terrorism.

Meet Dr. Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi, a pediatrician who treats children during the day in Jordan, At night he transforms on internet forums into "Abu Dujana Al-Khurasani." The online "Mujahid" who posts fiery speeches and messages against the Americans and their "agents."Image
Who is Abu Dujana?

Abu Dujana gained significant popularity on Islamic forums for his candid and mocking views of the American presence in the region and became an admin for one of the forums. The increase in his followers caught the attention of the Jordanian intelligence who informed the CIA, and they were able to track him and locate him in Jordan.

Despite no evidence of Balawi's involvement in any terrorist activity, the American intelligence had to decide how to handle him.

Jordanian Intelligence officer Ali bin Zaid (from the royal palace) a member of the ruling family, was tasked with investigating Balawi.
After conducting a background check on Balawi, he discovered that he was a successful young man with a doctorate in medicine and no criminal record or connections to extremist groups.Image
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