Notably, Israel’s announcement of the arrest of a figure in Quneitra coincided with a kidnapping operation in the Batroun area of northern Lebanon, which targeted a “senior member” of Lebanese Hezbollah. On Sunday, the Israeli occupation revealed details of a kidnapping operation conducted by a commando unit two months ago …
Read More »Who Rules Southern Syria?
Iran’s alleged aim to establish a drug trafficking corridor targeting Israel and Jordan has only intensified local resistance, 963 media writes. In southern Syria, local factions in Nawa, a city in Daraa’s western countryside, have formed a joint force to “maintain security and protect the area,” according to Ahrar Horan. …
Read More »Houthis Continue Regional and Global Expansion, Networking with Terror Groups and State Sponsors of Terrorism
Assistance from Russia and expanding ties to terrorist organizations are enabling the Houthi movement in Yemen to emerge as an increasingly serious threat to regional and global security. The Houthis are seeking more advanced weaponry from Russia to try to attack U.S. and allied warships and deter Western attacks. An …
Read More »The Firing of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant: Implications for Israel’s Military Campaign
On November 5, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu fired Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant, citing a ‘crisis of trust’, effectively removing one of his most ardent critics. Gallant’s dismissal has led to widespread protests in Israel and condemnations by families of hostages still held in Gaza, who considered him one …
Read More »Luxembourg Bank “Central” to Purchase of High-End British Real Estate with Embezzled Azerbaijan Funds, U.K. Police Say
The U.K.’s National Crime Agency successfully argued in a High Court case in London that accounts at the Banque Internationale à Luxembourg were used to move millions from a high profile embezzlement case in Azerbaijan into expensive properties. Accounts at a major Luxembourg bank played a “central” role in moving …
Read More »Qatar Will Reportedly Oust Hamas After Months of Failed Gaza Hostage Talks
Hamas is no longer welcome in the State of Qatar, a senior U.S. official told Reuters on November 8. According to the unnamed official, Qatari officials ordered Hamas to exit the emirate after the Biden administration told Doha that Hamas’s presence in Qatar “is no longer acceptable.” Qatar has long …
Read More »10 Obstacles To Trump’s Reported Plan For Western/NATO Peacekeepers In Ukraine
Given the enormity of the task at hand, Trump might be unable to execute his reported plan for organizing a Western/NATO peacekeeping mission in Ukraine unless he announces the US’ direct involvement in this scheme, which he’s not predicted to do. It was recently assessed that “The Clock Is Ticking …
Read More »Israël confirme son intention de rester au nord de Gaza. Voici la prochaine phase du plan
En un mois de tueries ininterrompues, Israël aurait procédé à un nettoyage ethnique de quelque 100 000 personnes dans le nord de la bande de Gaza. Ceux qui restent sont affamés et exterminés. Depuis que l’armée israélienne a lancé son assaut sur le nord de Gaza le 5 octobre dernier, …
Read More »Germany: The Next Destination for the MEK After Failures in France and Albania
The MEK (Mojahedin-e Khalq), a terrorist group that has long engaged in terrorism and sabotage against the Iranian people and government, has in recent years tried to use deceptive advertising and staged conferences in various countries, including Berlin, to portray a different image of itself to the world. These conferences, …
Read More »MEK’s Self-Sabotage and it’s Role in Shaping Anti-Iran Narratives
The Mujahideen-e-Khalq (MEK), a controversial Iranian opposition group, has long been entangled in complex geopolitical games, often positioning itself against the Islamic Republic of Iran. In recent months, the group has claimed that Iran has been responsible for a series of attacks on its bases. However, credible sources and investigative …
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