Sharmine Narwani reposted

MENA Unleashed @MENAUnleashed

🇮🇱THE ISRAELI GOVERNMENT JUST DELETED THIS DOCUMENT:

Before its removal, it revealed that 41,651 compensation claims had been filed by Israeli citizens for war-related damages as of 25 June 2025. It excluded the most recent Iranian strikes and omitted numerous frontline localities. Yet even in its partial state, it exposed the underlying reason for Israel’s abrupt acceptance of a ceasefire with Iran: fiscal exhaustion. The war did not end because it was won. It paused because the state could no longer finance its continuation

Rania @umyaznemo

The ethnic cleansing Tel Aviv remembered.

Watch https://x.com/i/status/1937731297906221469

Hamas’s Qassam Brigades has released footage of its deadly ambush targeting two Israeli armored personnel carriers in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip, on 24 June, which resulted in the killing of seven Israeli soldiers.

Watch: https://x.com/i/status/1937932388434157911

Sharmine Narwani reposted

Aaron Maté @aaronjmate

Not that we needed any more confirmation, but the Washington Post reports that the Israeli-US attack on Iran was decided months earlier and had nothing to do with nuclear weapons.

Senior Israeli officials say they "already decided by March" to attack Iran -- the same month the US intel community assessed that Iran had no nuclear weapons program.

The reason "was that Iran would have rebuilt its air defenses by the latter half of the year", which gave Israel "a unique opportunity to execute plans, carefully laid months and years in advance, to heavily damage a weakened Iran." Just to underscore the point, the choice to attack "was not so much driven by new intelligence indicating an Iranian sprint for a nuclear weapon or any imminent threat to Israel."

This was simply good old fashioned Israeli-US aggression in defense of Israeli-US hegemony. Rinse and repeat.