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Resistance Fronts Stand Stronger and More Cohesive Beside Hezbollah​



he Commander of the IRGC Quds Force, Esmail Qaani, has issued a message regarding the current conflict, asserting that the resistance fronts are more united than ever in their support for Lebanon.



The full message from General Esmail Qaani is as follows:

“The heroic resistance of Lebanon’s Hezbollah has proven that the narratives promoted by the child-killing Zionist regime regarding the end of resistance and the destruction of Lebanese Hezbollah are nothing more than lies.



Despite spending exorbitant costs, employing vast human and weaponry resources, and wasting American taxpayers’ money, the Zionist regime is more desperate and helpless than ever in the face of the initiative and steadfastness of the zealous Lebanese youth.



In recent years, this warmongering regime has never successfully concluded any war and remains a great, humiliated failure in achieving its military objectives.



The resistance fronts stand stronger and more cohesive than at any other time alongside the heroic Hezbollah. At the time of necessity, they will act in support of the oppressed people of Lebanon and Palestine, making the criminal Zionists regret their sinister actions.”
 
With US support, Israel launched a genocidal war on Gaza on Oct. 8, 2023, killing more than 72,000 Palestinians and injuring over 172,000, most of them women and children, since October 2023 and causing destruction affecting about 90 percent of civilian infrastructure.

Despite a ceasefire in place since Oct. 10, 2025, Israel continues its assaults, killing 818 Palestinians and injuring 2,301 others, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

Israel also continues to block the entry of agreed quantities of food, medicine, medical supplies and shelter materials into Gaza, where about 2.4 million Palestinians, including 1.5 million displaced people, live in severe humanitarian conditions.
 
Nordberg said:
I read that Israel cannot change leaders during a war, A war keeps Bibi from facing the law. He and Trump have hate in common.
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No — Israel can change leaders during a war. There is no legal rule preventing the prime minister or government from resigning, being replaced, or a new Knesset-backed government being formed while wartime measures are in effect.

Key points:

  • Israel’s political system: The prime minister and cabinet are political offices dependent on Knesset confidence. A prime minister can resign, be removed by a Knesset vote of no confidence, or be replaced if they lose political support or a coalition collapses.
  • Emergency/legal constraints: The government can declare or operate under emergency regulations during wartime, which may expand executive powers for security and continuity, but those do not bar political change at the top.
  • Practical limits: Wartime conditions make leadership changes politically and operationally difficult (national unity coalitions are often formed; security continuity is prioritized), but these are practical, not absolute legal prohibitions.
 
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said:

Palestinian women and girls face brutal abuse in Israeli jails​



More than 700 have been arrested since the Gaza genocide began, enduring brutal conditions of starvation, isolation and humiliation.

Palestinian Prisoners’ Day is marked every year to spotlight ongoing human rights violations - and today, conditions are worse than ever.

Since the launch of the Gaza genocide, starvation, isolation, humiliation, strip searches, torture and overwhelming fear have become constant realities for Palestinian women in Israeli prisons.
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Stop making shit up.
 

Ultra-Orthodox draft protesters invade Israeli police chief’s home​


A group of Jewish ultra-Orthodox anti-conscription demonstrators stormed the home of Israel’s military police chief, barricading themselves in his garden to protest moves to punish those who refuse to answer conscription call-ups.

The home invasion came after Israel’s High Court of Justice on Sunday ordered the state to cut financial benefits to ultra-Orthodox Jews who dodge being drafted and to start criminal proceedings against them.

Footage on social media appeared to show dozens of chanting ultra-Orthodox men inside the garden of military police chief, Brigadier-General Yuval Yamin, in Ashkelon. He was hiding inside with his family, according to Israeli media reports.

“I demand firm action be taken against those involved,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Lebanese president denounces killing of medics in Majdal Zoun​


Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has condemned an Israeli attack that killed three civil defence personnel while they performed a rescue mission for people wounded in an earlier strike.

The Israeli air strike on the town of Majdal Zoun killed at least five people, including the three paramedics reportedly trapped under rubble following an initial bombing.

“This attack is an addition to a series of assaults targeting relief and first aid workers, which demonstrates that Israel continues to violate international laws and charters that protect civilians, paramedics, civil defence, and Red Cross personnel,” Aoun said.
 

Israel kills five Palestinians in Gaza​


Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip have killed five people including a nine-year-old boy.

Gaza’s civil defence agency said four people were killed and six others injured when a drone fired two missiles at a car in Gaza City’s Remal neighbourhood.

Adel al‑Najja, age nine, was killed “when an Israeli drone strike took place alongside artillery shelling” east of Khan Younis in Gaza’s south.

The Israeli army said “a suspect in the area of the Yellow Line approached troops, posing an immediate threat”. No evidence was provided.

But relatives of the boy, who gathered at Nasser Hospital’s morgue, said he was collecting cardboard for a fire for cooking.

Violence in Gaza has persisted despite an October 2025 ceasefire, with Israel conducting almost daily attacks on Palestinians. The death toll from Israel’s genocidal war stands at 72,594.
 
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