#terrorist groups

[workersolidarity]

🇮🇷⚔️🇺🇸 🚨 IRGC OFFICIAL ACCUSES U.S. OF GIVING INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO TERRORIST GROUPS

The Chief-of-Staff of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. (IRGC), Mohammed Bagheri, accused the United States of giving intelligence support to terrorist groups in the Middle East as tensions in the region rise due to Israel's genocide in the Gaza Strip, and the United States's arming and support of the Zionist regime in Tel Aviv.

In a speech on Monday, Bagheri said, “The Americans practice public hypocrisy, as they condemn the terrorist attack in Kerman (Iran) and express their condolences, but behind the scenes they support the terrorists, work to empower them in the media and training, and send them to kill the Iranian people and other peoples.”

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[terrorismvictimsday]

The total number of active terrorist groups has fallen 51 per cent since 2007.

Terrorist groups that disband are not being replaced with new groups at the same rate. The total number of active terrorist groups has fallen 51 per cent since 2007.

[perrysoup]

USE THE WORD!

SAY IT!

TERRORISM!

IT'S TERRORISM!

ISRAEL'S GENOCIDE IS TERRORISM!

[reuna]

You know what actually baffles me to no end? The zionist attempt to make you seem antisemitic with questions like "Do you think Jews deserve a national homeland? If not, then think hard about why Jews are the only people who don't." What is that assumption that I believe any other ethnic-religious group would "deserve" a national homeland? What world are these people living in? Like... What other ethnicity/religious group has been given land (by people whose land it wasn't even to give) to make their "national homeland"? Seriously? What other ethnostates are there and who would think that is a moral concept to begin with?

People have always migrated and mingled. Even my country, which is a small and rather homogeneous one on an international scale, consists of many different peoples living together.

Nationalists are weird.

[shaktiknowledgeblog]

Al Qaeda terrorist organization | terrorist attack | terrorist groups | New boss terrorist

New boss of terror Saif al-Adel! In place of Lee Al-Zawahiri in Al-Qaeda, looked after the security of Osama bin Laden Al-Qaeda New Leader Saif al-Adel: Last year, the head of the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda (Al-Qaeda) Al-Zawahiri (Ayman al-Zawahiri) was killed in a drone attack by the US. Since then, the terrorist organization was looking for a new chief. Now there is news that Al-Qaeda has…

[odinsblog]

Me, to Putin and Prigozhin:

[faeriekit]

Batfams sin Batman are some of my ✨favorite✨ AUs.

Consider:

Talon!Dick gets assigned to Tim Drake (kid of an Owl family, the Drakes.) They are both very lonely and EXTREMELY undersocialized. They bond.

They eventually meet up with Resurrected!Jason, who has already lived and died (RIP) and is now back to take Gotham under his crime lord wing. It'd work better if tiny!Damian wasn't clinging to him, but eh. It'll do.

"If we work together, we could take down the court of owls...👀"

Red Hood now operates out of Drake manor. Rent is free and they don't lose out on warm water at random. It checks out.

Damian goes out at random because he's eight and a menace. On three separate occasions, he comes back with a cat, a dog, and Cassandra Cain

"Cain is LIKE a dog." "A girl is not a dog, Damian."

"Sometimes they are." "DAMIAN."

Jason comes home one day with Duke. No one questions it. He's just lumped into the cloud of brothers/sister/sibling thing they currently have going on and he gets sorely needed sandwiches

The destruction of the court of owls ensues—badly, because everyone is under the age of 25, and poorly fed to boot—

and then culminates in Batman opening an unusually loud sewer grate, and finding a) a dead child he failed to save, b) his dead son, c) the neighbor, d) TWO child assassins, and, 5) Duke Thomas, arguing at the top of their lungs about how to attack a highly sought after and popular local politician.

Batman looks at the Robins(es).

The Robins(es) look at Batman.

...Everyone immediately books it in a different direction lol

[travelbasscase]

I hate it when there's someone in your orbit that you want to be friends with, but can't. They're moots with your moots. Their interests align with yours. You're pretty sure you'd get along great.

Except for their "Zionists DNI". Except for where they deny your people the right to exist, to defend ourselves when attacked, to live and thrive and continue our 4000 year old traditions. They're not Palestinian. They're not connected in any way to the Land of Israel. But it's become a fandom now, and everyone's taking sides. They don't even know you, but they don't want to talk to someone like you about unrelated topics, because you're one of (((them))).

[bixels]

The idea that uni protesters are "elitist ivy-league rich kids larping as revolutionaries" on Twitter and Reddit and even here is so fucking funny to me if you actually know anything about the student bodies at these unis. Take it from someone who's going to one of the biggest private unis in the US, 80% of the peers I know are either from the suburbs or an apartment somewhere in America, children of immigrants, or here on a student visa. I've heard about one-percenter students, but I've never met one in person. Like, don't get me wrong, the institution as a whole is still very privileged and white. I've talked with friends and classmates about feeling weird or dissonant being here and coming from such a different background. But in my art program, I see BIPOC, disabled, queer, lower-income students and faculty trying to deconstruct and tear that down and make space every day. So to take a cursory glance at a crowd of student protesters in coalitions that are led by BIPOC & 1st/2nd-gen immigrant students and HQ'd in ethnic housings and student organizations and say, "ah. children of the elite." Get real.

[eretzyisrael]

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[carsonjonesfiance]

Btw if you’re calling the Houthi Movement “Yemen” you are lying to suit your political agenda. That’s really not even the most relevant thing here but the Houthis are not the legitimate government of Yemen, they are a rebel militia. And that’s without getting into the morality of stanning the people that forced the last Jews out of Yemen and regularly force women into sex slavery.

[terrorismvictimsday]

Of the 139 groups that were active in 2007, just 25 were still active in 2023.

Most terrorist groups do not last very long. Of the 139 groups that were active in 2007, just 25 were still active in 2023. Over 44 per cent of groups last two years or less

[heritageposts]

The Palestinian group Hamas launched one of the deadliest and most sophisticated attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, and the response has been a brutal assault that’s killed thousands of Palestinians. But what is the group all about? And why does it fight?

a 17 minute long video from AJ+ providing some much needed insight into the founding and development of hamas, both as a military resistance group, and as the political governing body of gaza

[perrysoup]

If you criticize a state and they accuse you of criticizing a religion, you know they can’t justify themselves. They can only try to delegitimize you.

[zvaigzdelasas]

Ppl have latched onto the "oh so you just believe what a terrorist group says" so quickly abt Hamas as if that's the result of any kind of international consensus

In contrast to like Al Qaeda

Or Da'esh

[brw]

"but hamas is getting funded by extremist islamic hate groups!" do you think the U.S. government and military giving funding for israeli's war efforts against palestinians is a morally neutral and inherently righteous body that had no influence in the politics of southwest asia as a global colonial superpower. do you really think anything you can say about the people resisting oppression can't be said about the oppressors.