Rached El-Moctar retweeted
من قمة جبل في #اليمن، خطيبٌ يدعو المسلمين من الجن إلى تقوى الله ونبْذِ الطائفية 😁. واضح أنه قد خاب ظنه في المسلمين من الإنس.
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
The “intelligence” that Kennedy is referring to are Israeli talking points pushed by Israeli lobbyists like Dubowitz.
In the lead up to the war Israeli gov officials & lobbyists were pushing this nonsense but there was zero actual intel to support these outlandish claims.
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
نافذة مفيدة بقناة #الجزيرة في حلتها الجديدة. وهي برنامج #جنوب الذي يقدم للعرب الشطر الجنوبي من الكرة الأرضية، المشابه لهم في المشاكل البنيوية، والمشارك لهم في الآلام والآمال. وقد أحسنت القناة بإسناد البرنامج إلى المخضرم أحمد فال الدين، صاحب "جنوب الجنوب".
youtu.be/UXxr0Ad5sfc?si=L6l5…
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
بعد أن تناولت فطوري ولله الحمد في الدور العلوي من المطعم، نظرت إلى سيارتي أثناء نزولي من الدرج ؛ فإذا فيها شخص يحاول العبث، وكأنه يحاول تشغيلها فقلت لنفسي؛
يا الله ماذا افعل؟ كيف لي أن أعارك هذا الرجل الآن بعد فطور الفول والشكشوكة،،،،
ولما نزلت درجتين اختفى الرجل، فالتفت يمينا فإذا هي صورة الرجل الذي يجلس على الطاولة في المطعم بمواجهة السيارة.
رجعت درجتين إلى الخلف والتقطت صورتين ونزلت إلى الرجل وأخبرته بالموقف، لنتشارك الابتسامة.
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
بريطانيا وعدت حسين بن علي بأن يكون خليفة مقابل الغدر بالخلافة العثمانية وبعد أن أدى الدور المطلوب منه ومزق الأمة واحتل الإنجليز فلسطين، قاموا بخداعه ونفيه إلى قبرص، وفي هذا المقطع يودع معارفه قبل ترحيله وقد ظل يبكي بعدها ندما على محاربته للعثمانيين حتى مات
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
At the height of racist violence against the Palestinians, the EU Commission calls Apartheid Israel - where the bloc led by a PM wanted by the ICC won 53 out of 120 seats- “a vibrant democracy”.
Beyond the pale.
eunews.it/en/2026/10/28/the-…
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
كاتب إماراتي خائف على الديمقراطية الأميركية 😁 يعلق على نجاح أول مسلم في مجلس الشيوخ الأميركي بالقول:
"يوم قاتم في تاريخ الديمقراطية"!!
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
"Several Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee aren’t ruling out supporting more Pentagon funding [for the Iran War]. That includes...Elissa Slotkin of Michigan."
Trump's military budget is already $1.1 trillion.
ALT ‘We’re in it’: Democrats won’t rule out giving Trump more money for Democrats will have to balance a desire to criticize Trump’s offensive in Iran with pressure to support funding to defend the nation now at war. Photo is of Sen. Elissa Slotkin.
I know a lot of folks are talking about the election results, but this tweet, from a sitting @VP, is stunning. The decision to go to war is the most solemn responsibility that a President and Vice President have as leaders.
So for you to reduce it to a simple political calculation while we still have 50,000 troops in the Middle East, is one of the most crass, cynical things I've seen. You and President Trump got us into this war, without a clear objective and without regard for the will of the American people. It's cost us American lives and billions of dollars of American treasure, with no end in sight.
Last night, the American people delivered a crystal-clear message about the mismanagement of this war, and what it has done to our pocketbooks. Whether you supported the war or simply failed to stop it, your job is not to try and cover yourself, but to get us out of it.
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
عاجل | الديوان الأميري: أمير #قطر والرئيس الأمريكي بحثا دعم المسار التفاوضي للتوصل لاتفاق شامل ينهي الأزمة بالمنطقة
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
Mohsen Rezaei returns from Moscow, Trump hedges on whether he will or won’t strike Iran, and Tehran is left weighing yet another de-escalation pitch. In Doha, Qatari mediators scramble to salvage a return to the table even as explosions still echo across the Strait of Hormuz. In Washington, the shockwaves of Trump’s post-election defeat ripple through his camp, while in Israel, political chaos deepens under the shadow of Netanyahu’s ominous silence.
Neither war nor peace, the stalemate buys itself another hour.
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
عاجل | رويترز عن مسؤول إيراني رفيع: طهران أرسلت مقترحا نوويا عبر #قطر ولن يناقش إلا بعد تلبية واشنطن مطالبها السبعة
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
Very worthwhile analysis here from Osman Mirghani. When the RSF/UAE's first attempt to take the country by force failed, a new phase has emerged to "turn Sudan into a failed state by draining its capacities, destroying its infrastructure, crippling basic services, and plunging society into chaos." english.aawsat.com/opinion/5…
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
عاجل | القائمة العربية المشتركة: أبلغنا الرئيس الإسرائيلي دعمنا آيزنكوت لتشكيل الحكومة الإسرائيلية المقبلة
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
2/5
He says: "People can be easily influenced by the media, right? So today, in the West, China is depicted as a economically and technologically strong country. So when I talk with foreign friends, they say “Oh, China is the only bright spot in the world”. That’s the impression.
But inside China, there is a rich debate about the direction of the country, and most economists worry about the lack of demand in China."
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
اليوم؛ وزعت الحلوى في شوارع غزة احتفالاً بفوز السيناتور عبد الرحمن السيد في الانتخابات الأمريكية.
د. فايز ابو شمالة
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
Sorry, but the first two things Blinken lists — “alienate allies” and “appease autocrats” — were non-issues in the election. By contrast, U.S. support for Israel was front and center, and Blinken doesn’t even mention it.
The midterm results send a clear message: How we show up in the world affects our lives at home, and Americans understand that. When we alienate allies, appease autocrats, impose arbitrary tariffs, and drive needless conflict, American families pay the price. The Administration’s actions over the last two years have had real consequences for our security, our economy, and our everyday lives. Americans have spoken loud and clear. We should act on the message they're sending. A good place to start: a diplomatic resolution to President Trump's war of choice with Iran.
Rached El-Moctar retweeted
Here is one of Netanyahu's favored journalists finding a silver lining in AES winning his seat in a purple state by *just* seven points.
The bad news keeps piling up. What happened in America last night is a catastrophe. Take AIPAC’s worst nightmares, double them, and you still don’t get close.
The only consolation is that Abdul El-Sayed won his Senate seat by a smaller margin than expected. Will the Democrats learn that anti-Israel politics and antisemitism cost you votes? I doubt it. And a great many Jews voted for him anyway.
It’s getting worse. First the Democrats blamed Israel for America’s troubles: grocery prices, America’s slipping standing, the war with Iran.
Now, with JD Vance’s tweet and Donald Trump Jr.’s share, the Republicans are blaming Israel for the Republican Party’s troubles. Vance’s message: we stuck too close to Israel.
That is far more dangerous. Israel now faces its biggest challenge in Washington since at least the 1975 “reassessment,” when Ford and Kissinger froze arms deals to pressure Jerusalem.
There’s only one answer I know of: a national unity government. Flirting with a new election, a minority government propped up by the Arab parties, or a deal with the Haredim would be a grave mistake.