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Jun 20

In the 17th wave of Iran’s attack on israel earlier today,

Here’s all the available information and footage from the attack.

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About 3 hours ago, Iran launched a missile attack at Israel,

Israeli home-front command activated sirens all over Israel.

Hebrew media, citing security sources, report that Iran launched 25–30 missiles.

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An Iranian missile stuck Haifa

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Jun 19

In the 14th wave of Iran’s attack earlier today,

here’s a thread of what Iran struck in Israel

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Iran directly struck Soroka Hospital in Be’er Sheva, the main medical center that receives Israeli army casualties from Gaza.

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The Israeli Stock Exchange building in Ramat Gan, east of Tel Aviv

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Jun 1

For the record,

This thread documents the American-Israeli “Aid” massacre near the American company in Rafah, southern Gaza.

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Early this morning, thousands of starving civilians gathered near the American company to receive the promised American aid, only to be gunned down by American mercenaries and Israeli forces.

Video of the first moments of American-Israeli shooting

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Another video shows thousands of starving civilians running for their lives from the American-Israeli gunfire.

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Jun 1

This is Hamas’s official response document to the American ceasefire proposal.

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Framework for Negotiations on a Permanent Ceasefire Agreement

1.Ceasefire Duration:
A ceasefire for a period of 60 days, during which President Trump guarantees Israel’s commitment to halt fire throughout the agreed period.

2. Release of Israeli Captives and Detainees:

Ten living Israeli captives and eighteen bodies will be released. The release will proceed as follows:
•On the first day, 4 living captives will be released.
•On the 30th day, 2 living captives.
•On the 60th day, 4 living captives.
•As for the bodies: 6 will be delivered on the 10th day, 6 on the 30th day, and 6 on the 50th day

3.Humanitarian Aid and Situation:

A• After Gaza agrees to the ceasefire, humanitarian aid will be delivered in accordance with the humanitarian protocol included in the 19 January 2025 agreement, through the United Nations and its agencies, including the Red Crescent.

B• . Reconstruction of infrastructure (electricity, water, sanitation, communications, and roads), entry of essential materials including building supplies, rehabilitation and operation of hospitals, health centers, schools, and bakeries across all areas of the Strip.

C•. Allowing Gaza residents to travel to and from the Gaza Strip through the Rafah crossing without any restrictions, and the resumption of goods and trade movement.

D. Forming an international committee to assess the damages and draft a plan to rebuild homes, facilities, and infrastructure destroyed during the war. Agreement to begin implementing a five-year Gaza reconstruction plan within 3 to 5 weeks from the date of the ceasefire, under the sponsorship of a number of countries and international organizations, including Qatar and the United Nations.

4. Israeli Military Activities:
All Israeli military activities in Gaza will cease immediately upon the ceasefire agreement.

During the ceasefire period, military and reconnaissance aerial activity over the Gaza Strip will be halted for 10 hours daily. On the days designated for the exchange of captives, this suspension will extend to 12 hours

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5. Withdrawal of Israeli Forces:
On the first day, 4 living Israeli captives will be released in return for the withdrawal of Israeli forces to the positions they held before March 2, 2025, across all areas of the Gaza Strip, according to the maps outlined in the agreement dated January 19, 2025.

6. Negotiations: On the first day, indirect negotiations shall begin under the sponsorship of mediators aiming to reach a permanent ceasefire, discussing the following topics:

a. The criteria and conditions for the exchange of all Israeli prisoners, in return for a number to be agreed upon of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons.

b. The announcement of a permanent ceasefire and the complete withdrawal of all Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip.

(After an agreement is reached on the exchange of prisoners and bodies, and before the start of the handover procedures,
the announcement shall be made regarding the permanent ceasefire and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the entirety of the Gaza Strip.)

c. Arrangements for the next day in the Gaza Strip, which include:

•The immediate commencement of the work of a technocratic independent committee to manage all affairs of the Gaza Strip, as soon as this agreement is implemented, with full powers and responsibilities.

•Cessation of reciprocal military operations (hostilities) between both parties for a period of 5–7 years, under the guarantee of the mediators (the United States, Egypt, and Qatar).

7. Presidential Support:
The president affirms his serious support regarding the parties’ commitment to a ceasefire agreement and insists that negotiations during the temporary ceasefire period must lead to a permanent ceasefire if an agreement between the parties is successfully reached to end the conflict.

8. Release of Palestinian prisoners and detainees:

In return for the release of 10 Israeli prisoners (and 18 bodies), a mutually agreed-upon number of Palestinian captives and bodies will be released.

The release of the prisoners and bodies shall be carried out in accordance with a mechanism agreed upon.

9. Status of the prisoners and detainees:

1.On the tenth day, Hamas shall provide information on the numbers of the living and the dead among the prisoners from the Israeli side held by Hamas and the Palestinian factions.

In return, Israel shall provide complete information on all the living and the dead prisoners who were kidnapped or went missing from among the residents of the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023.

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May 27

The masked Arabs

Here’s everything we know about the masked movement in Saudi Arabia.

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First, freedom of speech is nearly nonexistent. According to many reports, expressing an opinion that contradicts the official narrative can result in up to 20 years in prison.

This has pushed ordinary citizens to appear in videos wearing masks and shmagh to conceal their identities.

Dozens of such videos have surfaced from cities across the kingdom, where the masked citizens criticize:

1.Normalization with Israel
2.The secularization of society through government-funded concerts, music festivals, and nightclubs
3.Bin Salman’s policies
4.Harsh living conditions according to them.

The masked men exchanged greetings with other masked men, declaring they would not back down until the fall of MBS and some went further and said the entire Al-Saud family.

Almost all of them emphasized their peaceful approach, until the masked Qassab appeared.

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Qassab

A masked man from within the kingdom introduced himself as the spokesman of the Free Masked Movement (#حركة_الملثمين_الاحرار).

In his announcement, he saluted all the free people in the Muslim world and referred to the leaders of Muslim-majority countries as rulers of disgrace and shame.

he claimed that the movement had successfully established an anti-state structure operating from inside Saudi Arabia.

He stated the following:

1.The Free Masked Movement has reorganized itself into two divisions:

•A military-security division made up of dissident officers and personnel

•A civilian division composed of ordinary citizens

2.Qassab said that operatives from the movement had tracked, monitored, and filmed a royal convoy from point-blank range.

3.He added that, in response to public pressure, the movement had temporarily postponed direct armed confrontations with regime security forces.

4.He also revealed that, through its security operatives, the movement had successfully smuggled six individuals out of Saudi prisons.

His talk of potential armed action drew backlash from what he referred to as the civilian division of the masked movement, who had committed to a peaceful approach.

However, his next statement…
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May 9

Breakdown of the latest Hamas ambush that targeted Israeli force in Rafah

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Location:
The ambush took place near Mashroo Junction, east of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

Date:
Wednesday, May 7, 2025.

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From the footage, it appears Hamas fighters had been monitoring the Israeli forces in the house-turned-military-base and had planned the operation for days or even weeks, planting cameras in the intended ambush area after rigging it with explosives.

First, Hamas fighters emerged from a tunnel just meters away from a large Palestinian house used by an Israeli army force as a military base in the area.

They began by targeting the ground floor with firearms and anti-fortification shells to lure the Israeli soldiers into the ambush area.

Then, they withdrew back into the tunnels.