The threat aligns with 'Israel's' ongoing strategy of targeting top Hamas leadership, following the assassinations of Ismail Haniyeh and Yahya Sinwar. 'Israeli' Defense Minister Israel Katz has threat...

Below is an English version of my essay on the killing of Yahya al-Sinwar on camera by a drone acting as a dual wield. Translated by: Yasmine Zohdi “I do not think there is such a thing as a victor…

Below is an English version of my essay on the killing of Yahya al-Sinwar on camera by a drone acting as a dual wield. Translated by: Yasmine Zohdi “I do not think there is such a thing as a victor…

Ali Mazloum reports from a rally organized by Hamas's Popular Action Department in Saida (Sidon), Lebanon to under the slogan of "Resistance is the Road to Freedom" to commemorate three years followin...

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I asked the UN: “Why was Suhail al-Hindi chief of UNRWA's teachers union in Gaza while he sat on the Hamas Politburo with Yahya Sinwar? Why was Fateh Sharif head of UNRWA's Lebanon teachers union whil...

Seperti Izz al-Din al-Haddad dan Mohammed Odehkomandan senior sayap militer Hamas yang tewas awal tahun iniAli al-Amoudi (pemimpin de facto organisasi tersebut di Gaza sekaligus target upaya pembunuhan Israel sepekan lalu yang tampaknya gagal) tentu tidak pernah membayangkan pada 7 Oktober 2023 bahwa tiga tahun kemudian ia akan menggantikan posisi tokoh-tokoh yang dianggap sebagai pemimpin penentu arah gerakan ini, terutama Yahya Sinwar.

Like Izz al-Din al-Haddad and Mohammed Odeh, senior commanders of Hamas's military wing who were killed earlier this year, Ali al-Amoudi, the organization's de facto leader in Gaza and the target of an Israeli assassination attempt a week ago that increasingly appears to have failed, could hardly have imagined on October 7, 2023, that three years later he would step into the shoes of men regarded as the movement's defining leaders, above all Yahya Sinwar. His rise illustrates, on the one hand, how severely Hamas's leadership has been depleted since the massacre, but on the other, why the organization continues to survive, function and maintain its dominance in Gaza. Al-Amoudi, also known as Abu Ahmed, is closely identified with Sinwar personally and with the vision he promoted in the decade preceding the October 7 attack. Their backgrounds even share certain similarities. Al-Amoudi was born in Khan Younis in 1975, while Sinwar, more than a decade his senior, was born in the city's refugee camp. Al-Amoudi joined Hamas during the First Intifada and belonged to a Gaza-based cell that operated in the West Bank. He took part in the February 1994 murder of Shin Bet officer Noam Cohen, known as "Captain...

Via As the master martyr Yahya Sinwar said, _“By God, I see it (a war) with my own eyes that will transform the planet. It will be a regional and religious war that will burn everything, both green and dry... The battle hasn't ended with Ramadan, in fact, the battle starts with Ramadan.”_ The Ramadan War is nominally over and he was right. We are in the midst of a regional and religious war burning everything green and dry. See it spreading from the Persian Gulf to the Saudi Arabia, with Al Aqsa getting closer all the time. ## The Yemen Front **The fire that Sinwar sparked has burnt every Gulf base and spread to what they call Saudi Arabia, with the torch being carried by brave Yemen.** The Saudis unholiest site, Aramco, is burning across many points, including right in the headquarters. Saudi clown prince Mohammed Bin Salman, who used to openly cavort with Jeffrey Epstein, is now _"shuttling between heavily guarded palaces equipped with bunkers and is guarded by a handpicked security team, officials familiar with his movements said."_ Know that the Saudis started bombing Yemeni airports in 2015, starved hundreds of thousands of children to death since, and bombed Sanaa airport again after Khamenei's funeral, when Iran dared break the _civilian_ air siege. Yemen is fed up with it, and the courage of the Palestinians is spreading. The flood of fire gets closer and closer to Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem, which marks the high point of liberation, and the only ending. **The House of Saud is a house of tards at this point, they keep attacking Yemen, which has little to lose, while they have everything to lose, and are losing it.** As Press TV reports,_"General [Yahya] Saree warned that if the Saudi coalition carries out any attack on Sana’a, Yemeni armed forces will target the Aramco headquarters in Dammam, the King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, and the Aramco refinery in Riyadh."_ And whaddya know, Saudi attacked Sanaa and Yemen was true to their promise. Yemen is Babe-Ruthing the baby-botherers, calling their shots. And Saudi simply cannot stop them. As Reuters said, even through imperial censorship,_"Saudi Aramco's headquarters in Dhahran suffered extensive damage in an ​attack on Tuesday, with a fire spreading across ‌several floors, three people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters... A ⁠fourth person said some functions had been shifted to ​global offices, adding that the fire was still burning into ​the early hours of Wednesday. Another source added that the top ​three floors of building, where the office ​of ⁠Aramco CEO Amin Nasser is located, were severely damaged, with part of the ceiling caved in and windows and doors ⁠blown ​out."_ The other two targets, the Aramco refinery and King Khalid Airport, were also hit, but it's hard to mark the footage or tell the difference because they're _always_ being hit. This is just a regular occurence now. The refinery is anything but fine and flights to Riyadh are not flying. **If Saudi Arabia was a real country, they could and would stop this at any time at no cost and with only benefit for their people. But they are not a real country, Saudi Arabia is just a milking cow being ridden hard into a battle it's entirely unsuited for.** Yemen's conditions to the Saudis are simple but of course unacceptable because the Saudis are not real people, just a corrupt family. Ansarallah generously ends most communiques saying _"We will continue the equation of siege for siege and escalation for exaclation, and to target the Saudi enemy's military build-up, until the aggression stops and the siege on our dear country is ended."_ It's not that complicated, but Saudi is not a real country any more than Ukraine or the UAE or anyone else executing (and being executed by) the White Empire's strategy. **Yemeni leader Abdul Malik Al-Houthi laughingly refers to the Saudis as a milking cow, milked so hard their udders hurt, and they are certainly no warhorse. Yet here they are, with the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein in the saddle whipping them forward.** The Saudi's proxy army in south Yemen (a pathetic proxy of a proxy of a proxy) is crumbling and losing territory, and all their air support can do is bomb territory without taking any. And, in response, Saudi gets hit disproportionately. After over a decade of genocidal siege, Yemen has little to lose, while the Saudis have everything. And so they're losing it. Saudis air defenses appear almost completely useless. Yemen calls out its targets in advance and hits them anyways. Washed-up mercenaries like Cristiano Ronaldo have been left scrambling as the Saudi regime cannot provide air cover for anybody. 0:00 /0:44 1× As they offer again and again, Yemeni conditions for stopping this battle are simple (and Quranic). If Saudi stops aggressing against and besieging Yemen, Yemen will stop attacking and besieging them. For reference, it is as the Quran says in its first (long) chapter, > And fight in God's cause against those who wage war against you, but do not commit aggression – for surely, God does not love aggressors. > > Slay them wherever you find them [those who fight against you]; drive them out of the places from which they drove you, for [religious] persecution is worse than killing. Do not fight them at the Sacred Mosque unless they fight you there. If they do fight you, slay them – such is the reward for those who deny the truth – but if they desist, then surely God is most forgiving and merciful... If they desist, then let there be no hostility, except towards aggressors. You can see these Quranic injunctions invoked clearly by Ansarallah, which says _"In response to the Saudi aggression"_ and _"we will continue until the aggression stops."_ But as the Quran also says (They thought of everything), _"As for those who are bent on denying the truth, it makes no difference to them whether you warn them or not, they will not believe. God has sealed their hearts and their ears, and over their eyes there is a covering. They will have a terrible punishment,"_(2:6). We'll get to this. **One need not be Quranic to not be moronic. Any country with a sense of self-preservation would avoid fighting its neighbors, certainly if its neighbors can return the favor. But Saudi Arabia—like Ukraine, like the Gulf Apostates—is not a real country.** Saudi Arabia was part of Greater Israel already and they die first, in apostasy. **** It is just a pawn of White Empire, being sacrificed when their masters should have resigned already. There is no need to analyze Saudi behavior politically, they have no such authority. The Saudis are proxies of a proxy that continue the pattern of fake countries like Ukraine, aggressing instead of accepting that the battle is lost and their degredation and humiliation is in vain. They are just pawns in the greater war, with no capacity for self-preservation. This greater war (WW3, if you ask me) is what Sinwar called a regional and religious war, driving the White Empire after the region after 500 years of Great Satanism. Sinwar lit the match with the Al Aqsa Flood and the flood of fire rises. So the fire that started from Gaza (where the genocide is unending), still embers in Lebanon, has left every gulf base in cinders, now enters Saudi airspace. But don't forget Iran on the backburner, because they're still cooking. ## The Iran Front Via While Yemen is going ham on the haram, Iran has ramped up strikes in the Strait of Hormuz also. America has been crowing about how much oil its been escorting out the strait, but it appears that Iran was just stringing them along. Just in time for their meaningless midterms, Iran has started sinking ships and leaving them burning. Much of it Saudi stock. These are not warning shots. Many of these ships are irretrievable losses. The GFS Pride As the IRGC Navy Commander said,_"Today, America has become a fuel smuggler. It has lined up all its resources to get 4 or 5 oil tankers through the strait."_ The US Navy, after two straight defeats, has been reduced to petty piracy. Iran let them play pirates for a while, but now they're blowing ships out of the water mercilessly. 0:00 /0:24 1× 0:00 /0:38 1× ## The White Front **You can see what's happening here, from the Empire's perspective. Gaza was the White Empire's Stalingrad and they are behaving like the Nazis, burning everything on their way out.** But, militarily, make no mistake. This is a retreat turned into a rout. It's important to understand, that all of this aggression _started_ from the Empire. The Whites attacked Yemen through Saudi for a decade just as they attacked Russia through Ukraine for a decade too. You can see the same White Empire behind all of them _because they're doing the same dumb things_. No independent nation would do such dumb things, attacking such large and strong neighbors, but these are not independent nations, as we can see. What I struggle to understand is why the White Empire would do this when they could just chill and live for a hundred years as undeserved statesmen. All of their avowed enemies – Iran, China, Russia – would happily trade with them. I have my explanations, but one of the things I _didn't_ understand from the Quran makes sense now, in this context. The Quran says God just hardens some peoples hearts and there's nothing you can do about it, that's just things unfolding as they should. As the Quran says, _"Then why, when Our punishment came to them, did they not humble themselves? But their hearts became hardened, and Satan made attractive to them that which they were doing,"_ (6:43). Or, even more directly to our current moment, > When they are told, 'Do not cause corruption in the land,' they say, 'We are only promoters of peace,' but it is they who are really causing corruption, though they do not realize it... Then referring, it feels, to the Saudis, who claim to be custodians of the holy mosque while cavorting with Epstein, > When they meet those who believe, they say, 'We believe.' But when they are alone with their evil leaders, they say, 'We are really with you; we were only mocking.' God will requite them for the mockery, and draw them on, for a while, to wander blindly in their insolence... > Then, as now, referring to the metaphor I'm going on about, > > They are like those who kindled a fire, and when it lighted up all around them, God took away their sight and left them in utter darkness, unable to see – deaf, dumb, and blind: they will never return [to the right path]. Or their case is like that of heavy rain pouring down from the clouds, accompanied by darkness, thunder, and lightning: they thrust their fingers in their ears at the sound of thunderclaps for fear of death. God thus encompasses those who deny the truth. (2:11) The fire and the flood, the metaphor and what it's meant for. Hope for the suffering and struggling, and a resounding _nope_ to those collaborating and spreading corruption. Sinwar saw it before all of us, but all of us can see it now. A fire burning green and dry. A flood rising red and hot. A regional war, a religious war leading, inexorably, _inshallah_ , to Al-Aqsa.

Khalil al-Hayya leads Hamas after Israel killed Haniyeh and Sinwar, but power is still split among the Shura Council, West Bank leaders and figures abroad