#ismael mohamed

[dozydawn]

“A Palestinian woman sits on the rubble of her destroyed house after it was demolished by Israeli bulldozers at the Rafah refugee camp, southern Gaza Strip on November 4, 2004. Israeli army bulldozers demolished at least 20 houses in Rafah refugee camp during an incursion in southern Gaza Strip, witnesses said.”

Photographed by Ismael Mohamed.

[fdelopera]

What parts of Kay’s novel do you consider “canon”?For example, what do you think about Erik’s past with luciana? How do you view the “relationship” they had? Also what do you think about his addiction with drugs?

I mean, I don't consider any of Susan Kay's Phantom to be "canon" to anything other than her own story, in the way that I don't consider any phanfic to be "canon." Kay is "canon" to herself.

Kay uses elements that are canon to Leroux's backstory of Erik's life, such as him meeting the Daroga when Erik was working for the Shah of Persia, back when the Daroga was still the chief of police. But she invents a name and backstory for her Daroga, Nadir Khan, which isn't the backstory of Leroux's character.

Of course, Kay didn't know that Leroux based the Daroga on an actual Persian expat and exile, who frequented the Paris Opera during the Salle Le Peletier days (he died seven years before the Palais Garnier was constructed). There was likely no way for her to know that his name wasn't Nadir, but rather was Mohammed Ismaël Khan, and that he went by Ismaël.

Perhaps if she'd had access to Les célébrités de la rue and Revue encyclopédique (that's where I found Ismaël's portrait and biography), she would have given him his name and incorporated some of his history into her character. She did conduct a fair amount of research in writing her novel, and in her defense, this information about Mohammed Ismaël Khan was probably only available on microfiche at the Bibliothèque nationale de France in Paris when she was writing her novel back in the late 1980s.

As for Kay's description of Erik's time in Rome with Giovanni and Luciana, as well her description of Erik's morphine use, that was Kay's invention alone. It's certainly not "canon" outside of her novel. The morphine use specifically was possibly due to her borrowing tropes from the Sherlock Holmes canon and fanon. She certainly leaned into many of the "tortured genius" tropes that were popular in the Sherlock Holmes fandom when she was writing.

All of that said, Kay's novel has stood the test of time. It's kind of extraordinary, if you think about it, that a published phanfic (the first in the post-ALW phandom) is still being read in the Phantom fandom today.

[channeledhistory]

[uboat53]

You know, for all the chatter back and forth in the discussion (argument?) about Israel/Palestine right now, people seem to be missing that what Israel is doing is actually not very good for Israel, just what's good for Netanyahu. Let me explain (SHORT RANT (TM) ahead).

WHAT IS ISRAEL DOING?

At this point, Israel has been carrying out a massive campaign of artillery and air strikes against one of the most densely populated areas on Earth. This seems to be in preparation for a massive ground invasion in which they intend to physically take, hold, and administer territory.

AND THAT'S NOT IN ISRAEL'S INTEREST?

Not remotely. There are still a few hundred hostages held by Hamas. Air and artillery strikes aren't exactly precision, and the sheer amount of them (more bombs have been dropped on Gaza in a month than were ever dropped on Afghanistan in a year) means there's a high risk of killing those hostages if the targeting of Hamas strongholds and infrastructure is at all accurate. More importantly, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who have nothing to do with Hamas have had their homes destroyed and their friends and relatives killed in strikes that have likely killed orders of magnitude more innocent civilians than actual Hamas fighters; even if one percent of those people decide to take up arms against Israel they've more than doubled Hamas' membership and it's now extremely unlikely that any Palestinian is going to provide Israel with good intelligence in the next several years, meaning that their ability to predict and prevent any future attacks has substantially diminished.

SO WHAT IS IN ISRAEL'S INTEREST?

It would be in Israel's interest to make precision strikes based on clear intelligence, not what appear to be widespread strikes on just about anything and everything. Weakening Hamas is a key interest as would be gathering intel that allows them to locate and rescue any hostages they can, all while continuing negotiations to see if they can get the hostages returned peacefully. Oh, and doing all of this without inspiring a large population who were otherwise uninvolved to take up arms against them and not cutting off any human intelligence sources.

YOU THINK IT'S IN NETANYAHU'S INTEREST THEN?

Yes, Netanyahu is the Prime Minister of Israel, but is horrifically unpopular. As in nearly 80% of Israelis think that this catastrophe is his fault and he should resign unpopular. Literally the only thing that is keeping a widespread call for his resignation at bay is that Israeli's are wary of changing leadership in the middle of active combat operations.

OKAY, LET'S TALK ABOUT NETANYAHU'S INTEREST THEN

Netanyahu's interest in the short term is for this conflict not to end. Once it ends, after all, he'll likely be forced out of office and into a courtroom to face one of the many criminal charges that have been brought against him. A sustained bombing campaign followed by a long and bloody ground campaign and occupation certainly serves that interest.

In the longer term, however, it's also serving the political interests of Netanyahu and the settler and Jewish supremacist parties that make up his governing coalition. They have spent decades working to prevent any viable peace process with the Palestinians and creating a large movement of Palestinians committed to violent resistance against Israel servies their interests as well.

COUNTRIES VS. THEIR LEADERS

So this is your reminder, countries do best when the interests of their leaders are aligned with the interests of the country as a whole, but the fact that we have to say that should be a solid reminder that those interests do not necessarily align. Caesar's famous quote, "I would rather be first in a stinking village in Gaul than second in Rome", is a stark example of a person who would ruin their nation or even turn against it, so long as they get to rule it.

Today, we see this tragedy unfolding on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Both sides would be well served by an equitable peace, but those who have control over the armed conflict, Ismael Haniyeh and Mohammed Deif of Hamas, who have called for the extermination of Israel among many, many other statements, on the Palestinian side and Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben-Gvir, who has called for the extermination of Arabs, even Arab citizens of Israel, and was convicted of supporting anti-Arab terrorism, and Bezalel Smotrich, who has referred to Hamas as an asset in preventing the formation of a Palestinian state and has declared even the existence of Arab citizens in Israel a "mistake", on the Israeli side are calling the shots.

Neither sides' leaders have the broader good of their people in mind and both are sure to cause far more violence, bloodshed, and damage to their own compatriots in the name of their extremist views before all is said and done.

SO WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND THEN?

I recommend you think about what you want to have happen rather than just blindly supporting a side. For me, I believe that Israel as a state has a right to exist and that all people involved have a right to dignity, security, and self-determination. Because of this, I refuse to support either the actions of the current Israeli government or the actions of Hamas; both have committed and are committing horrific atrocities undertaken by violent extremists in the name of unending war.

Support what you think will be best for the people you care about, but be careful about just blindly following the political leadership of a side that may not have the actual best interests of those people in mind.

[sumechiayuu]

Noury (@/Noony_Boony on twitter, she is a Palestinian JJK fanartist who unfortunately lost her eye due to the attacks) has recently made a reply thread post of Palestine donations on march 1st, going to try and link all the ones I can on here due to twitter thread links unfortunately not working if you have no account

Donations to Noury’s cousin who recently lost his uncle and home

Donations to the Zack Family to escape from Gaza

Donations to Ahmed Abu Rabea

Donations to Mai and her family

Donations to the Daniel family

Donations to help this family escape Gaza

Donations to help Farah and her family

Donations to help Ahmed Hamouda’s family

Donations to help this family escape Gaza

Donations to help this family of 7 escape Gaza

Donations to help the Abdelwahed family escape Gaza

Donations to help Hamza

Donations to help Mohamed Hallam Abuzaid and his family

Donations to help Saja’s family escape Gaza

Donations to help Mohammed’s family

Donations to help Sohad’s family escape Gaza

Donations to help Ismail Morshed’s family

Donations to help Mohammad’s family escape Gaza

Donations to help Hala Nassar’s family escape Gaza

Donations to help this family escape

Donations to help this family escape

Donations to help Akram’s family

Donations to help this family in Gaza

Donations to help this displaced family in Gaza

Donations to help Saif

Donations to help this Palestinian med student

Donations to help this family evacuate Gaza

Donations to help Loai’s family escape

Donations to help Sarah’s family

Donations to help Nour and her family escape

Donations to help Ahmed’s family

Donations to help Mahmoud rebuild his bakery

Donations to help Walaa’s family escape Gaza

Donations to help Hafez Badawi’s children

Donations to help these children in North Gaza

Donations to help Miar’s family

Donations to help Ismael’s family escape Gaza

Donations to help this handicapped child escape Gaza

Donations to help rescue this family

Donations to help this family whose home was destroyed

Donations to help Jenin’s family

NOTE: If I missed any others you are free to respond with other links. Also, here is a link to Operation Olive Branch, a spreadsheet with other 100+ funds. All your help counts to help the Palestinians

[fdelopera]

Yes!!! Fuck ALW. The Daroga has been erased from nearly every adaptation of Phantom of the Opera (exceptions include the Tom Alonso musical and the Studio-Life production of Susan Kay's "Phantom"). The reason why: Islamophobia.

But the Big Finish audio drama production is the ONLY adaptation I'm aware of to cast a Muslim actor to play the Daroga. Siddig El Fadil, the man that you are.

I love this adaptation. (Thanks to @tocktorn for bringing it to my attention.) Big Finish gave the Daroga his voice. Mohammed Ismael Khan is the real hero of the story.

I've listened to the phantom of the opera audio drama by big finish productions like 11 times because of sid and I've now read most of the original book as well... and... i love the persian so bad ? like genuinely.

andrew lloyd webber you have so much to answer for, why did you turn the persian into a mere monkey music box 👎👎👎

[carnadelions]

more palestinian survivors who urgently need donations. every amount counts!

ghazi al amoudi, vetted by 90-ghost, GFM 26%

sahar, vetted by 90-ghost, GFM 1%

walid rabea, vetted by nabulsi and el-shab-hussein, GFM 2%

noura ayman, vetted by nabulsi and el-shab-hussein, GFM 8%

lubna alajrami, vetted by 90-ghost and bilal-salah0, GFM 12%

ahmed alanqar, #264 on the vetted gaza evacuation fundraiser list, GFM 78%

mahmoud balousha, vetted by 90-ghost, GFM 13%

ahmed balousha, vetted by 90-ghost and apollos-olives, GFM 61%

khaled ismael, vetted by 90-ghost, GFM 1%

dr. mohamed al mashni, vetted by 90-ghost, GFM 4%

[daevolloqui]

not a vetter, post of asks left in my inbox regarding donations

for some reason my desktop won't show me the asks, so:

sfaamq10 (vetted by @90-ghost) aka deactivated account safaaqw - Safaa, her son Amir, her mother and her husband; GFM

noorplog12 (vetted #255 by @el-shab-hussein and @nabulsi, #196 by @beesandwatermelons, #141 @gazavetters) - the Nabulsi family, consisting of Mohammed, Heba, and three children; GFM

hamadamontaha (vetted #80 by @gazavetters) - Muntaha and her family of eleven; GFM

hanaa96yousef (vetted by @90-ghost, vetted #246 by @el-shab-hussein and @nabulsi) aka hanaa97yousef, hanaa98yousef, and de-activated account hanaa987 - Hanaa, Muhammad, and their 2-year-old son Yousef; GFM

yousef-falestinef (vetted by @90-ghost) aka falestine-yousef - Falestine, her husband, their son Youssef, and her elderly parents; GFM

alaasyam (vetted by @beesandwatermelons but not yet listed) aka alaa-syam - Alaa and her sons Ahmed and Ismael; GFM

[a-shade-of-blue]

New Gaza fundraiser asks I've received (12 September)

Mohammed & Diana (@melhindips): They have 12 members in their immediate family. Diana is currently pregnant with their third child, and their daughter suffers from a neck injury. They are trying to evacuate out of Gaza. (https://gofund.me/4e1d146f) (vetted by PaliLiberation and is documented as Family #132. (FYI PaliLiberation is an Instagram and Tiktok based initiative, and they only document campaigns who have passed their verification process))

Ali Jundia (@ali-manar2024-family, @ali2024-family): Ali is from a family of 9. His son Yazan has been injured in the foot by a sharpnel. Ali is raising funds to evacuate his family and provide treatment for Yazan. (https://gofund.me/c76c2983) (vetted by association. Ali Jundia is a friend of @samerpal (#196 on the verified fundraiser list vetted by el-shab-hussein and nabulsi)) (kr959 SEK raised of kr550,000 goal)

Mohammed Ayman (@mohammed-gaza): Mohammed is 19 years old. He is trying to evacuate himself and 7 family members including 5 children. Their house has been destroyed and they are now living in a displaced people camp in Mawasi Khan Younis. (https://gofund.me/a0fe2508) (vetted by association. Mohammed is a friend of @maram-gaza (#196 on the  Bees and Watermelons verified fundraiser list. Also vetted by association. Maram is a friend of @yousefjehad3 (#255 on the verified fundraiser sheet vetted by el-shab-hussein and nabulsi))) (€40 raised of €70,000 goal)

Alaa (@alaa-syam): Alaa has 3 children: Raghad (15), Ahmed (10) and Ismael (14). Ahmed suffers from a serious eye condition but has not been able to receive medical treatment. Alaa is fundrasing to provide for basic necessities and medical treatment for Ahmed. (https://gofund.me/0a8f5756) (vetted by association. Alaa is a sister of @yousefjehad3 (132 on the Bees and Watermelons verified fundraiser list, shared by 90-ghost and listed as #255 on the verified fundraiser sheet vetted by el-shab-hussein and nabulsi)) ($206 CAD raised of $30,000 goal)

Noha Ayyad (@nohaayyad19): Nour lost her only child (two-and-a-half-year old) and her husband in the 2014 war. Her home has been destroyed. Her mother suffers from arthritis and back pain, and her brother Darwish suffers from paralysis in his right leg and needs regular treatment. She seeks to evacuate her 17 family members out of Gaza. (https://gofund.me/00cf57d2) (#78 on the Operation Olive Branch verified fundraiser list) 

Anas Al-Sharfa (@anasalshrofa): Anas dreams of being a doctor but his uni has been destroyed. Their younger siblings are at risk since they haven’t received their vaccinations and there is an outbreak of polio. His brother suffered from jaundice and there is no treatment. (https://gofund.me/589a25a1) (#913 on the Butterfly Effect Project vetted fundraiser list) (€1,961 raised of €50,000 goal)

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 13 - 25 July.

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 26 -29 July.

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 30 July - 1 August.

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 2 - 5 August.

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 6 - 10 August.

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 11 - 14 August.

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 15 - 18 August

Click here for my Masterlist for fundrasiers from 19 - 21 August

Click here for my Masterlist for fundrasiers from 22 - 24 August

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 25 - 28 August

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 29 August - 1 September

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 2 - 5 September.

Click here for my Masterlist for fundraisers from 6-10 September.

How does vetting and verification work? See post here. (also read comments regarding 90-ghost and why we trust the campaigns he has shared)

Click here for my Google Doc with my complete masterlist of all the Palestinian gfm asks I've received, updated daily (along with other verified ways to send aid to Gaza).

See post here for other verified ways to send aid to Gaza.

Don't forget your Daily Clicks on Arab.org, it's free!!! and Every click made is registered in their system and generates donation from sponsors/advertisers.)

[dailyomegakids]

Links to Palestinian fundraisers'

Mohammed Hamouda

Yousef Alaqraa

Abdulrahman Awad

Nebal

Shahad

Ismael

Muhammad Shabat

https://gofund.me/5aad0896

Eslam

https://t.co/wsvo8mZEs9

Ahmed

Em Yousef

Dina

Adel

Sallah Qassem

https://t.co/ndNIOaMuNE

[yesterdayandkarma]

Happily Never After by Mohamed Ismael

[dozydawn]

“A Palestinian girl sits near a destroyed house demolished during an Israeli military operation yesterday. Seven Palestinians were killed and 16 were wounded when Israeli tanks and bulldozers, backed by attack aircrafts, entered the east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza.”

Photographed by Ismael Mohamed.

28 December 2007.

[othmanibnaffan]

Zainab al-Khalidi (1 marzo 1989) è un'insegnante presso l'università di Stoccolma mentre in precedenza era un'insegnante presso l'università di Falluja una venditrice per la bibita aranciata Mirinda,cameriera presso il ristorante halal Griled Grand Turkish Restaurant, lavoratrice per Pepsi Arabia e militante per Free Syrian Army di nazionalità saudita, è sorella minore di Umar al-Khalidi e discendente del guerriero Khalid Ibn al-Walid.

È attualmente sposata con Ibrahim al-Badri

Breve biografia

Zainab al-Khalidi nasce l'1 marzo 1989 mentre suo fratello maggiore Umar al-Khalidi nacque il 20 aprile 1986 da una famiglia saudita a Riyadh in Arabia Saudita.

Nel 2019, Zainab iniziò a lavorare presso Pepsi Arabia quando le condizioni lavorative per le donne hanno iniziato a migliorare e rimase in stretto contatto con suo fratello maggiore Umar al-Khalidi che la protegge.

Nel 2022, Zainab dall'emiro dell'Arabia Saudita viene proposta come moglie per l'ex califfo Ibrahim al-Badri che era allora nel centro riabilitativo saudita per ex jihadisti Mohammed Bin Naif Counseling and care center ma venne rifiutata di essere sposata perché voleva conoscerla prima meglio.

Il 30 ottobre, viene inviata ad Idlib in Siria in Free Syrian Army come militante e sposò Ibrahim al-Badri tramite l'imam saudita di origini irachene Mohammed al-Iraqi.

Il 12 novembre, Zainab si trasferisce a Samail in Oman insieme a suo marito Ibrahim al-Badri dove inizia a lavorare come cameriera presso il ristorante halal Griled Grand Turkish Restaurant.

Il 17 novembre, Zainab si trasferisce insieme a suo marito Ibrahim a New York dove inizia a lavorare come venditrice per la bibita aranciata Mirinda.

L'1 dicembre, Zainab si trasferisce a Falluja in Iraq insieme a suo marito Ibrahim al-Badri dove inizia a lavorare come insegnante presso l'università di Falluja.

Il 24 dicembre, Zainab si trasferisce a Stoccolma in Svezia insieme a suo marito Ibrahim al-Badri.

Il 4 gennaio, Zainab si fece l'estetica femminile dipingendonsi i capelli biondi e indossando le lenti di contatto azzurri soltanto durante il lavoro e quando esce con il marito.

Personalità:

Pesci con ascendentein Scorpione è una personalità enigmatica, difficile da conoscere. Il suo umore è molto fluttuante.

Adesso è gentile, un minuto dopo freddo come il ghiaccio. Tuttavia, è socievole e conquista facilmente le persone.

Cerca di essere ammirato dagli altri. Poiché è così chiuso e difficile da conoscere, può essere più ruvido e sembrare più freddo di quello che è in realtà, nascondendo emozioni profonde sotto una copertura indisturbata.

Molto intuitivo, può avere doni paranormali o una sensibilità extra psichica

Chiunque sia nato con un ascendente Scorpione è una persona misteriosa, che di solito gli altri hanno difficoltà a capire.

A prima vista, è freddo, riservato e sembra passare inosservato. Tuttavia, quando le persone acquisiscono la loro fiducia, diventano sempre più affettuose, affabili, mostrandosi persino estroverse se si sentono in un ambiente accogliente.

Quando si innamora è intenso, dominante e possessivo, ma anche molto fedele. Le relazioni intime non sono solo necessarie ma vitali: quando incontra qualcuno di cui si fida abbastanza da donarsi, diventa un amante meraviglioso.

L’amore per i bambini è una delle cose più importanti della sua vita e per loro è capace di tutto. Professionalmente, apprezzerà i lavori che  consentono di approfondire la ricerca e il potere della leadership.

Gli piacciono le professioni che permettono loro di analizzare a fondo e in cui possono mostrare le loro abilità. Come dipendenti, sono persone molto intuitive e si sforzano di fare tutto il lavoro che gli viene chiesto di fare, ma a loro piace farlo a modo loro, per dargli un tocco personale.

Non amano però essere disturbati mentre fanno il loro lavoro, né ricevere ordini.

Tribù:

-al-Khalidi (discendenti del guerriero Khalid Ibn al-Walid)

-Quraysh (tribù discendente di Ismaele e nota per i califfato islamici)

Relazione con il marito:

Rapporto misogino che portato alla segregazione,violenza fisica e verbale,sottomessa con niente libertà,sogni e passioni, ridotta solo alla schiavitù e vive con tristezza e depressione tutti giorni.

Sin dal primo giorno, Zainab era stata ingannata sin dal primo giorno che ha incontrato Ibrahim e fu separata dalla sua famiglia che vive ancora in Arabia Saudita e suo fratello Umar al-Khalidi l'aveva tradita ignorando intenazionalmente che sapeva già che Ibrahim è un criminale.

Parenti:

Abu Bakr al-Khalidi (padre)

Asma al-Hashimi (madre)

Ibrahim al-Badri (marito)

Aisha al-Khalidi (sorella, 1981)

Asma al-Khalidi (sorella,1983)

Umar al-Khalidi (fratello,1986)

Muhammad al-Khalidi (fratello,1992)

Abd al-Rahman al-Khalidi (fratello,1994)

Abdullah al-Khalidi (fratello,1996)

Othman al-Hashimi (cognato, cugino materno e marito di Aisha)

Alì al-Hashimi (cognato, cugino materno e marito di Asma)

Aafia al-Hashimi (cognata,cugina materna e moglie di Muhammad)

Fatima al-Hashimi (cognata,cugina materna e moglie di Abd al-Rahman)

Khadjia al-Hashimi (nipote,cugina di Il grado e figlia di Aisha al-Khalidi e Othman al-Hashimi)

Qasim al-Hashimi (nipote,cugino di Il grado e figlio di Aisha al-Khalidi e Othman al-Hashimi)

Safiyya al-Hashimi (nipote,cugina di Il grado e figlia di Asma al-Khalidi e Alì al-Hashimi)

Umm al-Hashimi (nipote,cugina di Il grado e figlia di Asma al-Khalidi e Alì al-Hashimi)

Raghad al-Hashimi (nipote, cugina di Il grado e figlia di Asma al-Khalidi e Alì al-Hashimi)

Jafar al-Khalidi (nipote, cugino di II grado e figlio di Muhammad al-Khalidi e Aafia al-Hashimi)

Husam al-Khalidi (nipote, cugino di II grado e figlio di Muhammad al-Khalidi e Aafia al-Hashimi)

Walid al-Khalidi (nipote, cugino di II grado e figlio di Abd al-Rahman al-Khalidi e Fatima al-Hashimi)

Hassan al-Khalidi (nipote, cugino di II grado e figlio di Abd al-Rahman al-Khalidi e Fatima al-Hashimi)

Prestavolti:

-Emeraude Toubia

-Helena Mattsson

-July Namir

-Amanda Seyfried (pv attuale)

[kayahwe]

I am trying very hard not to reblog without thinking like I do on Twitter. please think about what this excerpt tells us.

this is the story a normal day turned into hell. I am reblogging it so that I do not forget that war is not all the people of Palestine know.

there is also the simple pleasure of a morning swim. they are experts in staying alive but that is not the least of what they are. they are people who like to go for a morning swim and make off piste macabre jokes. they are people with friends that chainsmoke in the morning.

they have names; Yasser, Ismael, Mohammed. they did not want to have stories. they wanted to have a swim, a smoke, some time reminiscing grandparents.

I am still alive, Gaza is no longer Gaza

Read this. Read it slowly.

Read it again.

And then again.

Don't you ever forget it.

Link without paywall

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics Spain roster

Archery

Pablo Acha (Burgos)

Èlia Canales (Tarragona)

Athletics

Julio Arenas (Madrid)

David García (Alcorcón)

Ibrahim Chakir (Seville)

Yago Rojo (Madrid)

Mohamed Attaoui (Torrelavega)

Adrián Ben (Viveiro)

Elvin Canales (Girona)

Ignacio Fontes (Ciudad Granada)

Mario García (Villar De Gallimazo)

Adel Mechaal (Palamós)

Thierry Ndikumwenayo (Castellón De La Plana)

Abdessamad Oukhelfen (Reus)

Enrique Llopis (Gandia)

Asier Martínez (Zizur Mayor)

Daniel Arce (Burgos)

Iñaki Cañal (Gijón)

Óscar Husillos (Palencia)

Tariku Novales (Santiago De Compostela)

Diego García (Madrid)

Álvaro Martín (Llerena)

Paul McGrath (Barcelona)

Miguel López (Murcia)

Jordan Díaz (Guadalajara)

Jorge Ureña (Onil)

Ester Navarrete (Vigo)

Dr. Meritxell Soler (Barcelona)

Cristina Montesinos (Terrassa)

Jaël Bestué (Barcelona)

Lorea Ibarzabal (Madrid)

Lorena Martín (Ciudad Salamanca)

Esther Guerrero (Banyoles)

Águeda Marqués (Segovia)

Marta Pérez (Soria)

Marta García (Ciudad León)

Carolina Robles (Dos Hermanas)

Irene Sánchez-Escribano (Ciudad Toledo)

Sonia Molina-Prado (Manzanares)

María Pérez (Seville)

Paula Sevilla-López (La Solana)

Carmen Avilés (Madrid)

Blanca Hervás (Madrid)

Eva Santidrián (Burgos)

Berta Segura (Lleida)

Majida Maayouf (Bilbao)

Laura García-Caro (Lepe)

María Pérez (Valencia)

Fátima Diame (Valencia)

Tessy Ebosele (San Sebastián)

Ana Compaoré (Guadalajara)

María Toimil (Mugardos)

Yulenmis Aguilar (A Coruña)

Badminton

Pablo Abián (Calatayud)

Carolina Marín (Huelva)

Basketball

Lorenzo Brown (Roswell, Georgia)

Jaime Pradilla (Zaragoza)

Rodolfo Fernández (Palma)

Xabier López-Arostegui (Getxo)

Santi Aldama; Jr. (Las Palmas De Gran Canaria)

Darío Brizuela (San Sebastián)

Alberto Díaz (Ciudad Málaga)

Juan Hernangómez (Madrid)

Guillermo Hernangómez (Madrid)

Destiny Garuba (Azuqueca De Henares)

Alejandro Abrines (Palma)

Sergio Llull (Maó)

Mariona Ortiz (Calella)

Laura Gil (Murcia)

Alba Torrens (Binissalem)

María Pérez (Vigo)

Queralt Casas (Girona)

Leticia Romero (Agüimes)

Leonor Rodríguez (Las Palmas De Gran Canaria)

María Cazorla (Las Palmas De Gran Canaria)

Andrea Vilaró (Barcelona)

Megan Gustafson (Port Wing, Wisconsin)

Paula Ginzo (Santoña)

María Conde (Barcelona)

Gracia Alonso-De Armiño (Bilbao)

Juana Camilión (Mallorca)

Vega Gimeno (Valencia)

Sandra Yguaravide (Valencia)

Boxing

Oier Ibarreche (Galdácano)

Rafael Lozano; Jr. (Ciudad Córdoba)

José Quiles (Elda)

Enmanuel Reyes (A Coruña)

Ayoub Ghadfa (Marbella)

Laura Fuertes (Asturias)

Canoeing

Pablo Crespo (Madrid)

Adrián Del Río (Madrid)

Miquel Travé (La Seu d'Urgell)

Pau Echaniz (San Sebastián)

Manuel Ochoa (Tomiño)

Diego Domínguez (Madrid)

Joan Moreno (Pollença)

Francisco Cubelos (Talavera De La Rena)

Carlos Arévalo (Betanzos)

Rodrigo Germade (Cangas)

Marcus Cooper (Mallorca)

Saúl Craviotto (Lleida)

Estefanía Fernández (Mérida)

Begoña Lazkano (Pontevedra)

Carolina García (Pontevedra)

Sara Ouzande (Gijón)

Miren Lazkano (San Sebastián)

Maialen Chourraut (Lasart-Oria)

María Corbera (Madrid)

Antía Jácome (Pontevedra)

María Portela (Cangas)

Climbing

Alberto Ginés (Ciudad Cáceres)

Leslie Romero (Sant Cugat Del Vallès)

Cycling

Alex Aranburu (Ezkio-Itsaso)

Juan Ayuso (Barcelona)

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Albert Torres (Ciudatella De Menorca)

Sebastián Mora (Villarreal)

Jofre Cullell (Santa Coloma De Farners)

David Serrano (Baza)

Mireia Benito (Beix Penedès)

Margarita García (Marratxí)

Diving

Adrián Abadía (Mallorca)

Nicolás García (Las Palmas De Gran Canaria)

Valeria Antonilo (Madrid)

Ana Carvajal (Villeneuva De La Cañada)

Equestrian

Borja Carrascosa (Madrid)

Claudio Castilla (Jerez De La Frontera)

Juan Jiménez (Castro Del Río)

Esteban Benítez (Cádiz)

Carlos Díaz (Cádiz)

Eduardo Álvarez (Madrid)

Sergio Álvarez (Avilés)

Ismael García (Las Palmas De Gran Canaria)

Fencing

Carlos Llavador (Madrid)

Lucía Martín-Portugués (Villeneuva De La Cañada)

Field hockey

Marc Vizcaino (Terrassa)

Borja Lacalle (Madrid)

Bruno Font (Madrid)

Alejandro Alonso (Santander)

Jordi Bonastre (Terrassa)

Xavier Gispert (Madrid)

Rafael Vilallonga (Madrid)

Pepe Cunill (Terrassa)

Álvaro Iglesias (Madrid)

José Basterra (Getxo)

Gerard Clapés (Eindhoven, The Netherlands)

Marc Reyné (Barcelona)

Marc Miralles (Bloemendaal, The Netherlands)

Luis Calzado (Barcelona)

Marc Recasens (Barcelona)

Joaquín Menini (Madrid)

Eduard De Ignacio-Simó (Madrid)

Ignacio Rodríguez (Santander)

Laura Barrios (Madrid)

Sara Barrios (Madrid)

Júlia Strappato (Matadepera)

Lucía Jiménez (Madrid)

María López (Gijón)

Belén Iglesias (Madrid)

Marta Segú (Madrid)

Constanza Amundson (Madrid)

Blanca Pérez (Madrid)

Lola Riera (Valencia)

Begoña García (Zaragoza)

Xantal Giné (Barcelona)

Beatriz Pérez (Santander)

Alejandra Torres-Quevedo (Madrid)

Clara Pérez (Madrid)

Patricia Álvarez (Santander)

Golf

David Puig (La Garriga)

Jon Rahm (Scottsdale, Arizona)

Azahara Muñoz (Málaga)

Carlota Ciganda (Pamplona)

Gymnastics

Néstor Abad (Madrid)

Thierno Diallo (Madrid)

Nicolau Mir (Palma)

Joel Plata (Madrid)

Miguel Zapata (Madrid)

David Vega (Barcelona)

Laura Casabuena (Alcoy)

Ana Pérez (Madrid)

Alba Petisco (Villarinos De Los Aires)

Alba Bautista (Teruel)

Polina Berezina (Alicante)

Ana Arnau (Madrid)

Inés Bergua (Huesca)

Mireia Martínez (La Pobla De Vallbona)

Patricia Pérez (Valencia)

Salma Solaun (Vitoria-Gasteiz)

Noemí Romero (Madrid)

Handball

Gonzalo Pérez-De Vargas (Ciudad Toledo)

Jorge Maqueda (Ciudad Toledo)

Alex Dujshebaev (Santander)

Daniel Dujshebaev (Santander)

Rodrigo Corrales (Cangas)

Adrià Figueras (Barcelona)

Imanol Garciandia (Urretxu)

Abel Serdio (Avilés)

Agustín Casado (Carboneras)

Aleix Gómez (Sabadell)

Ian Tarrafeta (Sabadell)

Miguel Sánchez-Migallón (Ciudad Real)

Kauldi Odriozola (Zumaia)

Daniel Fernández (Sabadell)

Javier Rodríguez (Madrid)

Nicole Wiggins (Madrid)

Marta López (Ciudad Málaga)

Carmen Campos (Madrid)

Silvia Arderius (Madrid)

Maitane Etxeberria (Lezo)

Mercedes Castellanos (Ciudad Real)

Jennifer Gutiérrez (Elche)

Lara González (Santa Pola)

Paula Arcos (Petrer)

Lysa Tchaptchet (Cuenca De Pamplona)

Kaba Gassama (Granollers)

Alicia Fernández (Valdoviño)

María Prieto (Zamora)

Alexandrina Barbosa (Estella-Lizarra)

Mireya González (León)

Judo

David García (Madrid)

Salvador Cases (Alicante)

Francisco Garrigós (Móstoles)

Tristani Mosakhlishvili (Vigo)

Nikoloz Sheradishvili (Madrid)

Ariane Toro (Bilbao)

Laura Martínez (Madrid)

Cristina Cabaña (Mérida)

Ai Tsunoda (Lleida)

Pentathlon

Laura Heredia (Barcelona)

Rowing

Dennis Carracedo (Banyoles)

Rodrigo Conde (Moaña)

Aleix García (Girona)

Caetano Horta (Noia)

Jaime Canalejo (Ciudad Seville)

Javier García (Ciudad Seville)

Virginia Díaz (El Astillero)

Esther Briz (Zaragoza)

Aina Cid (Amposta)

Sailing

Ignacio Baltasar (Sa Ràpita)

Andrés Barrio (Arucas)

Joaquín Blanco; Jr. (Las Palmas De Gran Canaria)

Diego Botín-Sanz (Santander)

Florian Trittel (Barcelona)

Jordi Xammar (Barcelona)

Pilar Lamadrid (Ciudad Seville)

Ana Moncada (Barcelona)

Gisela Pulido (Premià De Mar)

Támara Echegoyen (Ourense)

Paula Barceló (Palma)

Nora Brugman (Barcelona)

Tara Pacheco (Arucas)

Shooting

Andrés García (Ciudad Cuenca)

Alberto Fernández (Madrid)

Fátima Gálvez (Baena)

Mar Molné (Madrid)

Skateboarding

Alain Kortabitarte (Madrid)

Danny León (Móstoles)

Natalia Muñoz (Madrid)

Daniela Terol (Barcelona)

Julia Benedetti (A Coruña)

Naia Laso (Bermeo)

Soccer

Arnau Tenas (Vic)

Marc Pubill (Terrassa)

Juan Miranda (Olivares)

Eric García (Martorell)

Pau Cubarsí (Bescanó)

Pablo Barrios (Madrid)

Diego López (Turón)

Beñat Turrientes (Beasain)

Abel Ruiz (Almussafes)

Alejandro Baena (Roquetas De Mar)

Fermín López (El Campillo)

Jon Pacheco (Elizondo)

Joan García (Sallent De Llobregat)

Aimar Oroz (Arazuri)

Miguel Gutiérrez (Madrid)

Adrián Bernabé (Barcelona)

Sergio Gómez (Badalona)

Sam Omorodion (Ciudad Seville)

Cristhian Mosquera (Alicante)

Juan Sánchez (Dos Hermanas)

Sergio Camello (Madrid)

Alejandro Iturbe (Madrid)

María Rodríguez (Las Palmas De Gran Canaria)

Ona Batlle (Vilassar De Mar)

Teresa Abelleira (Pontevedra)

Irene Paredes (Legazpi)

Oihane Hernández (Mungialda)

Aitana Bonmatí (Vilanova I La Geltrú)

Athenea Del Castillo (Medio Cudeyo)

María Caldentey (Felanitx)

Salma Paralluelo (Zaragoza)

Jenni Hermoso (Madrid)

Alèxia Putellas (Mollet Del Vallès)

Pati Guijarro (Palma)

Cata Coll (Marratxí)

Laia Aleixandri (Santa Coloma De Gramenet)

Eva Navarro (Yecla)

Laia Codina (Campllong)

Lucía García (Aller)

Olga Carmona (Seville)

Vicky López (Madrid)

María Méndez (Oviedo)

Alba Redondo (Albacete)

Elene Lete (Zumarraga)

Surfing

Andy Criere (Hendaye, France)

Nadia Erostarbe (Zarautz)

Janire González (Zumaia)

Swimming

Carlos Garach (Granada)

Mario Mollà (Barcelona)

Arbidel González (Corvera De Asturias)

Luís Domínguez (Zaragoza)

Ferran Julià (Sabadell)

Carles Coll (Tarragona)

Sergio De Celis (Barcelona)

Hugo González (Palma)

César Castro (Plasencia)

Alisa Ozhogina (Ciudad Seville)

Iris Tió (Barcelona)

Txell Ferré (Barcelona)

Marina García (Sant Cugat Del Vallès)

Lilou Lluís (Madrid)

Meritxell Mas (Granollers)

Paula Ramírez (Barcelona)

Blanca Toledano (Madrid)

Ángela Martínez (Elche)

Ainhoa Campabadal (Barcelona)

María Daza (Madrid)

Alba Herrero (Sant Cugat Del Vallès)

Paula Juste (Lleida)

Carmen Weiler (Singapore)

África Zamorano (Barcelona)

Jessica Vall (Barcelona)

Laura Cabanes (Madrid)

Emma Carrasco (Lleida)

María De Valdés (Fuengirola)

Table tennis

Álvaro Robles (Huelva)

María Xiao (Madrid)

Taekwondo

Adrián Vicente (Madrid)

Javier Pérez (San Fernando De Henares)

Adriana Cerezo (Madrid)

Cecilia Castro (San Agustín Del Guadalix)

Tennis

Carlos Alcaraz; Jr. (Villena)

Pedro Martínez (Alzira)

Jaume Munar (Barcelona)

Rafael Nadal (Manacor)

Pablo Carreño (Barcelona)

Marcel Granollers (Barcelona)

Cristina Bucșa (Torrelavega)

Sara Sorribes (La Vall d'Uixó)

Triathlon

Alberto González (Ciudad Málaga)

Roberto Sánchez (Mislata)

Antonio Serrat (Vigo)

Miriam Casillas (Badajoz)

Anna Godoy (Barcelona)

Volleyball

Adrián Gavira (San Roque)

Pablo Herrera (Castellón De La Plana)

Daniela Álvarez (Gijón)

Tania Moreno (Madrid)

Lili Fernández (Alicante)

Paula Soria (Orihuela)

Water polo

Unai Aguirre (Barcelona)

Alberto Munárriz (Pamplona)

Álvaro Granados (Terrassa)

Bernat Sanahuja (Terrassa)

Miguel De Toro (Ciudad Seville)

Marc Larumbe (Barcelona)

Martin Faměra (Barcelona)

Sergi Cabanas (Barcelona)

Roger Tahull (Barcelona)

Felipe Perrone (Barcelona)

Unai Biel (Barcelona)

Alejandro Bustos (Madrid)

Eduardo Lorrio (Madrid)

Laura Ester (Barcelona)

Isabel Piralkova (Arenys De Mar)

Anni Espar (Barcelona)

Bea Ortiz (Terrassa)

Nona Pérez (Sant Cugat Del Vallès)

Paula Crespí (L'Hospitelet De Llobregat)

Elena Ruiz (Rubí)

María Peña (Madrid)

Judith Forca (Sabadell)

Paula Camus (Madrid)

María García (Sabadell)

Paula Leitón (Terrassa)

Martina Terré (Barcelona)

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Man killed in Gaza operation believed to be Hamas leader, sources say.

US intel is working to assess who may succeed Sinwar

From CNN's Katie Bo Lillis

US intelligence agencies were scrambling on Thursday morning to update their assessments of who is likely to succeed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who may have been killed in an Israeli operation overnight.

US officials have long hoped that killing Sinwar would give Israel the political opening that it needed to agree to a ceasefire. But who succeeds him, sources said, could have a profound impact on whether Hamas will be willing to restart meaningful negotiations with Israel for a halt to the fighting and the release of hostages.

Current and former US officials said there are several possible successors to the shadowy Sinwar, who for more than a year has been the sole voice of authority in the organization.

If Mohammed Sinwar — Yahya’s brother — assumes command, “negotiations are totally screwed,” one US official said. Mohammed Sinwar, according to a former official, is cut from the same hardline cloth as his brother, who the US long believed was willing to sacrifice Palestinian civilians to achieve his vision. His brother, Mohammed, has overseen Hamas’s tunnel building network, according to a former US official.

“But with much of the group exhausted, [its] preference might be for an outsider who might be more likely to deal,” this person said. In July, CNN reported, Sinwar was under pressure from his own over-stretched commanders to put a stop to the bloodshed.

Another possibility is Khalil Al Hayya, who has been one of the lead negotiators for Hamas during ceasefire talks held in Doha. Because of that, he is “probably who the US would want,” the former official said. Al Hayya took over as the principal negotiator after the July assassination of Ismael Haniyeh in Tehran, which is widely believed to have been carried out by Israel.

A third option would be Khaled Meshaal — an obvious choice for Hamas, but an unlikely one because of his past support for a Sunni uprising against Syrian President Bashar al Assad. The episode caused a rift between Hamas and its patron, Shia-dominated Iran. It also damaged Meshaal’s leadership ambitions.