#fuad shukr

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The IDF in an official announcement:

Fuad Shukr, also known as "Seid Muhsen", the most senior military commander in Hezbollah and the head of the organization's strategic apparatus, was killed on today's strike in Beirut.

[30ahchaleh]

Body language

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روال نماز میت اینگونه است که نمازگزار پس از نیت "نماز میت" پنج(شیعه)چهار(سنی) تکبیر میگوید که بعد از هر تکبیر دعای مختصر یا مفصل مخصوص هر تکبیر را میخواند و با آخرین تکبیر نماز تمام میشود

همانطور که در ویدیو ملاحظه میکنید خامنه ای سرش رو به پایین است و در حال گفتن نیت "نماز میت" قبل از تکبیر اول است که صدا و نوری (تحرک عکاس و فیلمبردار) در بالاسرش یکدفعه چنان توجه اش را جلب میکند که مسئول پخش مستقیم مراسم در صداوسیما سریع به یک دوربین دیگر سوییچ میکند ((و در پیرو آن در روزهای بعد ، تمام خبرگزاری های طرفدار نظام قسمت واکنش عجیب خامنه ای در وسط نیت نماز را از روی سایت های خود حذف میکنند))

خامنه ای پس از نظاره موشکافانه اطراف ، وقتی ادامه نیت را شروع میکند دوربین عوض میشود و او را نشان میدهد

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اگر طرز نگاه و سر چرخاندن و قطع نیت "نمازمیت" و توجه کامل خامنه ای به آنچه در بالاسرش رخ داد را به هرکسی که اصلا نمیداند در دنیا چه اتفاق هایی در حال رخ دادن است نشان دهیم با این پیش فرض که کمی از زبان بدن و عکس‌العمل مطلع باشد و آداب نماز میت و اهمیت حواس جمع هنگام گفتگو با خدا (برای مسلمانان) را بداند ، اگر نگوید این واکنش از روی ترس بوده مطمعنا میگوید نمازگزار یکدفعه از چیزی نگران شد

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واژه "نگران" از طرف این فرد قضاوت کننده‌ی بی طرف وقتی عوض میشود که به او بگوییم

اسماعیل هنیه همین "میت" در یکی از امنیتی ترین روزهای سال در یکی از امنیتی ترین ساختمان ها با چیزی! از آسمان (پ��تابه‌ای از آسمان) ترور شده است

و اتفاقا چند ساعت قبل با همین نمازگزار راس یعنی خامنه ای روبوسی داشته است

و البته چند روز قبل تر هم یکی از مهمترین فرماندهان ارشد حزب الله لبنان به نام "فوآد شکر" که به خاطر دست نیافتنی بودنش برای دشمنانش معروف به "شبح" بود و از سال 1983 به دنبالش بودند و برای سرش 5میلیون دلار جایزه تعیین کرده بودند در یک ساختمان فوق امنیتی ترور شد آنهم باز از آسمان

که اتفاقا همین نمازگزار راس از دوستان و هامیان هر دو بوده

آنوقت آنوقت است که قضاوت کننده ما چیز دیگری میگوید

مخصوص اگر باز بداند که دم دمای صبح خامنه ای ۸۵ساله را برای کسب تکلیف به عنوان رئیس کل قوا از خواب بیدار میکنند و خبر مرگ اسماعیل هنیه را به او میدهند

که در چند وقت اخیر کم نبوده از این خبر دادن ها به او یا نماز میت خواندن های او

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برای اطلاع آن تحلیگرانی که میگویند آن قسمت دانشگاه تهران که خامنه ای در حال خواندن نماز میت بود سقف دارد باید بگویم مگر اسماعیل هنیه زیر پشه بند در پشت بام خوابیده بود یا میگویند بالا سر رهبر مرمت شده بود و او داشت آنرا نگاه میکرد باید بگویم ، به به چه وقت شناسی خوبی برای نظاره‌گری یک بنا آنهم به آن صورت که سرت پایین است و داری زیر لب نیت میکنی بعد هوس نظاره‌گری مخلوط شود در گفتگو با خدا

تو را به خدا نگویید که "نه ، رهبر در حال آدامس جویدن بود و هنوز نیت نماز شروع نشده بود" ، البته از شما طرفداران نظام بعید هم نیست اگر چنین بگویید

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مشخصا این "نه" را من باید بگویم که بدانید

اولا

خامنه ای از تسلیحاتی خبر دارد که از آسمان میآید و سقف بتـُنی هم حریفش نمیشود چه برسد به آن سقف که شما میگویید

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دوما

از تسلیحات بالاتر ، خامنه ای از نفوذِ اطلاعاتی ایی باخبر است که نمیداند آنکه پشت سرش الله اکبر میگوید یا بالا سرش فیلمبرداری میکند "‌صَریمی بُرَک" دهه شصت است یا "ابن ملجم مرادی" دهه اخیر

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[infosisraelnews]

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[paulthepoke]

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Cutting Through: Israel kills Hamas leader in Tehran and Hezbollah leader in Beirut

What will be the ramifications of Israel‘s latest radical attempt to expand its genocidal actions in Gaza into a regional conflagration? Find analysis of Israel’s assassinations yesterday in Beirut and Tehran at Cutting Through. Please support my work by subscribing there. 

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Israel claimed responsibility for killing Hezbollah’s top military commander in Beirut

Israel claimed its Beirut strike in Lebanon killed the highest-ranking Hezbollah military commander blamed for the deadly attack in the Golan Heights.

The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) stated that “Israeli Air Force fighter jets eliminated the Hezbollah terrorist organisation’s most senior military commander” Fuad Shukr. However, Hezbollah and Lebanese authorities have yet to confirm the death.

An Israeli strike on a Hezbollah commander in Lebanon killed at least three people and wounded 74 others, according to the Lebanese health ministry.

Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said in a social media post that “Hezbollah crossed the red line” minutes after the Israeli military claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s retaliatory strike. Meanwhile, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir claimed that “every dog shall have its day.”

The IDF said that Shukr, also known as al-Hajj Mohsin, “has directed Hezbollah’s attacks on the state of Israel since October 8, and he was the commander responsible for the murder of the 12 children in Majdal Shams in northern Israel on Saturday evening, as well as the killing of numerous Israelis and foreign nationals over the years.”

We don’t want this to escalate into a wider war and ultimately whether this escalates or not very much depends on how Hezbollah reacts now.

Shukr is a senior adviser to Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah and serves on “the highest military body, the Jihad Council,” according to US government sources. The US State Department set a $5 million reward for information on him.

In September 2019, the State Department named him a “Specially Designated Global Terrorist pursuant to Executive Order 13224,” more than four years after the US Treasury Department had imposed sanctions on Shukr and two other Hezbollah leaders.

Read more HERE

[eretzyisrael]

By  Ryan Saavedra

President Joe Biden threatened to cut U.S. support for Israel in a private call with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week after Israel killed multiple top terrorists in the region.

The call, which included Vice President Kamala Harris, came after Israel killed Fuad Shukr, Hezbollah’s top military commander, on Tuesday and is believed to be behind the Wednesday killing of Ismail Haniyeh, the top leader of Hamas. Shukr was targeted after Hezbollah murdered 12 children inside Israel over the weekend and Haniyeh was targeted in response to the October 7 attacks.

Axios reported that Biden and his aides were furious after Israel carried out the strikes and demanded that Netanyahu move toward a hostage deal with Hamas. The Biden-Harris administration has repeatedly blamed Israel for not securing a hostage deal with Hamas even though it is Hamas that has repeatedly led negotiators along and backed out of talks.

The report said that Biden warned Netanyahu “that he expects no more escalation from the Israeli side,” even though Israel was protecting itself against those who are responsible for killing large numbers of Israelis.

“Biden also warned Netanyahu that if he escalates again, he shouldn’t count on the U.S. to bail him out,” the report added.

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by Jack Elbaum

Anti-Israel groups across the US have planned major protests in response to the assassinations of top Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, social media posts reveal.

This week, Israel killed Fuad Shukr, the No. 2 leader in the Hezbollah terrorist organization, in a targeted strike on a building in Lebanon. The assassination came as a response to a Hezbollah rocket attack on the Druze village of Majdal Shams, located in the Golan Heights, which hit a soccer field and killed 12 children.

Then, on Wednesday, the leader of Hamas’ political bureau, Ismail Haniyeh, was killed when a bomb exploded in his hotel room while staying in Tehran, the capital city of Iran, for the inauguration of the country’s new president. Israel has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the attack.

In response to these high-profile assassinations of top terrorist leaders, anti-Israel groups in the West mobilized in support of the terrorists.

In New York City, the group Within Our Lifetime hailed the men as martyrs, chanting that the “martyr is loved by Allah” and that “Zionists are the enemy of Allah.” They also chanted, “From New York to Gaza, globalize the intifada.”

Among the rallygoers, there were a number of Hamas and Hezbollah flags, signaling explicit support for the US-designated terrorist organizations.

A number of other groups are also planning protests on Saurday.

An organization called Montreal 4 Palestine is hosting a protest in order to “Honor his [Ismail Haniyeh’s] last demand,” which they claim was to mobilize across Israel, the Palestinian territories, and around the world to “support our people in the Gaza Strip and to free our prisoners in the occupation’s prisons.”

“You can’t kill a movement,” they wrote on X/Twitter.

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Israel has declared a “special situation” for 48 hours and shut down Ben Gurion Airport as an escalation between it and Hezbollah appears to be developing.

Israeli forces struck southern Lebanon in the early hours of Sunday in what they say was a “preemptive” attack launched when they detected Hezbollah preparing to attack northern Israel.

Hezbollah launched “a large number of missiles” towards Israel in what it says is a response to the killing of commander Fuad Shukr at the end of July.[!][...]

While Hezbollah and Israel have been exchanging tit-for-tat attacks across the border with some intensity since the start of Israel’s war on Gaza, this marks a significant escalation.

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Israeli news sites are all confirming that the overall leader of Hamas, a billionnaire living in luxury hotels in Qatar while Palestinians die in Gaza, Ismail Haniyeh, has been eliminated. He's been killed in his own quarters in Iran, which he was visiting to attend the inauguration of the new puppet appointed as president of the Islamic Republic of Iran. A place where he surely felt safe.

I believe Hamas are squarely in the "find out" portion of the phrase.

This comes on the foot heels of Israel eliminating Fuad Shukr, the Hezbollah commander who oversaw the massacre of 12 Druze kids in Northern Israel the other day. Shukr is also responsible for countless deaths of civilians in Syria's civil war that the Assad regime wages on its people, and he was also instrumental to the murder of 241 American soldiers in 1983. For this, the US had a 5 million $ bounty on his head.

Anyway, good day to every human being with morals and a soul.

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Israel's extrajudicial assassination of Ismail Haniyeh while he's in Tehran within 24 hours of assassinating Hezbollah's most senior commander, Fuad Shukr, in Beirut really makes it clear how Israel is begging for this to turn into a regional war; Israel has obviously not achieved any of its stated "goals" in its onslaught on Gaza for 10 whole months, and with mounting international condemnation, they would rather be tangled up in a war than a genocide.

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"Symbolically, the death of Ismail Haniyeh is the heaviest loss that the Hamas leadership has faced since the assassination of its founder and spiritual leader, Ahmed Yassin, in 2004.

Although the damage is considerable, Hamas will not be destroyed by his absence. The group’s collective leadership is spread inside and outside of Palestine, with a structure designed to minimise the disappearance of any leader, however important they may be.

This pattern of assassination and renewal has been repeated over time. Eliminating individual leaders temporarily weakens the movement but consolidates its standing and popularity.

Younger leaders step in, reorganisation takes place, and the group’s base of support widens. What lies ahead for Hamas and the Palestinian people after Haniyeh?

For Hamas, this is a great loss, coming at a time when the movement is fighting what seems to be a war of survival in the Gaza Strip.

Hamas will need time to produce a charismatic leader of Haniyeh’s calibre.

But eventually, it will do exactly that, just as it did after the killing of Yassin and other top leaders.

On the slim chance that this assassination and the continuous killing in Gaza were to destroy Hamas as a structure, a regional nightmare would emerge. Instead of one intact military organisation,

Israel would confront countless splinter groups more radical than Hamas.

For the Palestinian people, they have lost a man of unity.

For Israel and its genocidal war on the Gaza Strip, all scenarios are now wide open in the wake of Haniyeh’s assassination and that of Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr the previous day.

Haniyeh was a key decision-maker in indirect negotiations to end the war on Gaza and arrange the release of Palestinian and Israeli prisoners.

By killing him, Israel kills the negotiations - at least for now - and, with that, many moderate tendencies in Hamas and beyond."

✍️ by Khaled Hroub

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isreal launched an air strike on haret hreik, in dahieh subrubs south of lebanon. goal to take out hezbollah commander fuad shukr. resulting in 3 dead and 74 injured(not including fuad who's death is still contested). here is the apartment building partially collapsed

edit: sense originally posting this fuad has been confirmed dead under the rubble, as well the number of killed and injured civilians has increased to 4 and 80 respectively

the attack was allegedly in response in response to the majdal shams attack, where a rocket fired on majdal shams(a town in northern golan heights) killed 12 and injured 42 people, most victims(and all killed) being teens and kid. israel blames hezbollah, meanwhile hezbollah denies responsibility and claims it was an iron dome projectile. talli is still up as far as i know

edit: fixed a grammar mistake

[girlactionfigure]

if you just woke up from a 15-month coma to check on the Middle East, it looks like a total US victory. everyone thirsting for American blood (Iran, Russia, Hezbollah) is in shambles, US allies (Israel, Saudi, Turkey) are ascendant

the US worked long and hard to PREVENT this 

so, here's a quick recent-history lesson on winning vs. not:

Oct '23: I notice how strange it is that Americans only talk about ENDING wars, they seem to have forgotten that wars can end in VICTORY or in STALEMATE and that this is the crucial difference

Oct-May: Israel moves painstakingly through Gaza hunting for Hamas. this period accounts for 80%+ of the casualties in Gaza (~35k by May, ~8k since)

meanwhile Israel is eating rockets from Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen with limited response, 10,000s of Israelis internally displaced 

5/31: the election race is heating up, and Biden needs a boost. he's demanding that Netanyahu END the war, stating that Israel has met its goals and there's nothing more it could achieve. Brooklyn fills with "Ceasefire Now" window signs and weekly "free Palestine" protests

June '24: Bibi insists that actually Israel's goal in Gaza is lasting security, not merely to fuck around, and that this requires buffer zones and keeping terrorists in prison. He faces massive pressure from within and without to give up hopes for victory and take a stalemate

27/6: Biden debates himself out of the race, and suddenly the White House and the American people have more important worries than Khan Younis. from July onward the US has no active executive branch. Biden drops out and goes to the beach on 7/21, brat summer officially begins

July '24: Israel takes out Hamas' military mastermind Mohammad Deif in Gaza and Hamas chairman Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran

Hezbollah fires a rocket that kills 12 children playing soccer in Majdal Shams, and in response Israel takes out Hezbollah top commander Fuad Shukr in Beirut 

17/9: beep beep

27/9: Nasrallah out

16/10: Sinwar out

26/11: ceasefire in Lebanon, Hezbollah pushed north of the Litani and cut off from the Iran Axis

27/11: HTS et al storm Aleppo

6/12: Syria's new leader is giving interviews about human rights and inclusivity to US media 

when you see how rapidly victory after victory came as soon as Biden went on vacation, you realize how hard his and Obama's administrations worked to avoid winning for 12 years 

US did do two important things: 1. mostly secured the Red Sea by striking the Houthis until they pulled back 2. helped intercept the Iranian missile barrages in Iraqi airspace, reassuring it's Sunni allies that this isn't a fatal threat to them

result: 1. US Navy has uncontested control from the Gulf of Oman to the Mediterranean, which Russia is now forced to abandon 2. 75+% of Chinese oil imports now come from US protectorates and can be cut off by US in case of war 3. an American can ~safely drive from Dubai to Beirut

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