If we did real history, we'd write about the counter-revolution to put women back in their place after the 1900s-1920s. Women made huge, huge progress, then there was a backlash. But it wasn't about sex, so that was no fun to talk about. The Futurism art movement list putting women in their place in their manifesto.
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I'm one who watches politics more for the theater than the rhetoric.
I'm hoping for a summer action/suspense movie ending to the Epstein episode: A "turncoat" intelligence agent decides to play Snowden and dumps EVERYTHING on the internet. Both sides try to shoot it down as fake, but the victims use this revelation to find their voice and come forward.
perhaps Bongino will be the new "Snowden"
"FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino reportedly took Friday off of work after a dispute with Attorney General Pam Bondi."
(Not the Bee coverage)
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So, uhh, this is bound to get people worked up:notthebee.com
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Da stasera pensiamo a come riempire ste 3 settimane. Qualcosa salterร fuori ๐
Financial Tyranny: BlockTrustIRAโs independent AI platform gives everyday Americans the secret crypto strategies global elites have been hiding from you: https://TPVcrypto.com - Protect your privacy fRumble
Israel turned Gaza into โgraveyard of children and starving peopleโ (& updates on the West Bank etc) @palestine
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Netanyahu says he hopes to reach a deal in a few days for the release of more Israeli captives.Alastair McCready (Al Jazeera)
Zwischen der 1920-30er-Jahre Nazi-Kultur-Gesetzgebung und heutiger undemokratischer Bestrebung der Regierungsparteien, nรคmlich Rechte von Minderheiten zu zerstรถren und stattdessen sie zu Feinden der Gesellschaft zu desklarieren, da ist nur noch ein dรผnnes Blatt Grundgesetz.
#PrรคFaschismus oder #Demokratie das ist hier nicht mehr die Frage.
Kaum vor zig Jahren der eigenen gemeinen ns-verseuchten Verwandtschaft entronnen, kommt der menschenhassende Mist wieder in Form der Regierung.
Jetzt, wo jeder wie Orban, Putin oder Trump mit harter Hand regieren mรถchte, kommt die sonst Nie-Wieder-skandierende Regierung daher und erlegt juristisch Bรผrgerrechte und Menschenrechte unter dem Denkmantelchen der Sicherheit und Moral und dem Ziel der Zusammennarbeit mit Rechtsextremisten in Lรคnder- und Bundesparlamenten..
@DoctorG_1, schon in den 90ern vorhergesagt, der bormale Weg des Kapitalismus
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Besser kann man einen Aufruf kaum formulieren. 1996 enstanden und immer noch aktuell.YouTube
Eine neue Recherche von +972 & LocalCall widmet sich dem Einsatz von Drohnen durch die israelische Armee in #Gaza. ๐งต
>>โLike a video gameโ: #Israel enforcing Gaza evacuations with grenade-firing drones.
The Israeli army is weaponizing Chinese-made drones to police expulsion orders across Gaza, with soldiers saying they deliberately target civilians so others will โlearnโ not to return, an investigation reveals.<<
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Israeli soldiers tell +972 they deliberately target Palestinian civilians with drone strikes so others will โlearnโ not to return.Ben Reiff (+972 Magazine)
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Entmenschlichung wird durch die Drohnen noch weiter vorangetrieben - zum Videospiel:
โThis technology has made killing much more sterile,โ H. said. โItโs like a video game. Thereโs a crosshair in the middle of the screen, and you see a video image. Youโre hundreds of meters away, [sometimes] even a kilometer or more. Then you play with the joystick, see the target, and drop [a grenade]. And itโs even kind of cool. Except this video game kills people.โ
Das was in dem Artikel beschrieben wird ist - so deutlich muss man es sagen - die Beschreibung einer Einsatztaktik, die aus dem Begehen von Kriegsverbrechen besteht, als vรถllig alltรคglichen Verhalten der israelischen Armee.
Da gibts nicht den Versuch irgendwelche legitimen militรคrischen Ziele zu erreichen - da gehts darum, dass die Existenz von Palรคstinensern in einem bestimmten Bereich ausgelรถscht werden soll. Das ist eindeutig genozidales Handeln.
"The beginning of the end" just took on new meaningMatt Taibbi (Racket News)
It is far from perfect, but I wrote a quick guide on setting up an #Openbsd #router
"Building a Simple Router with OpenBSD"
btxx.org/posts/openbsd-router/
Includes setting up #adblock and avoiding Strict NAT on my Xbox console (hooray for online play!)
BRITISH OPEN '25: A return to Royal Portrush and a chance at redemption for Rory McIlroy
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Key Markets report for Tuesday, July 8, 2025Alex Krainer (I-System TrendCompass)
โWhat we really need to do is be willing to get shot.โ Those words to a Democratic member are part of a chilling Axios story on the rising violent rhetoric on the American left. As alleโฆJONATHAN TURLEY
Spicy commentary on The Wall Street Journal's sad article about PMC AWFLs abandoning marriageYuri Bezmenov (How To Subvert Subversion with Yuri Bezmenov)
I've recently gotten into "alternative process" printing. I built my own UV exposure box and have started with cyanotypes (the easiest, cheapest, least toxic alt-printing method). Are there any good photo printing/alt-printing hashtags/accounts I should follow on the fediverse? (Boosts for visibility are appreciated!)
#photography #printmaking #artsandcrafts #art #crafts #altprocess #cyanotype
The party that abuses children. That's the whole of Democrat platform
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@dictatordave
They can't give their kid measles at will and have 99.9% assurance of death. Measles could impact a kid they didn't murder and that is a threat and so it is bad.
Eu, ฤtri, piezvaniet kฤds Edgaram - vajag alertu!
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Last night's thunderstorms in Latvia may have subsided, but new ones are expected toย form on Friday afternoon and evening, according to forecasts.LSM+ English (LSM)
Jeffry Epstein was the construct of intelligence agencies that know how to maintain silence and to cover their tracks.John Leake (FOCAL POINTS (Courageous Discourse))
The devil uses this pernicious lie to help him attack and eliminate humanity which he has been trying to do since the first man was created.
The World Population Hoax
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The official numbers for world population released by the United Nations as of now have just surpassed 8 billion people living on Earth. In 1800 there were o...YouTube
GHF's aid massacres are the result of a horrific core of Israel-and Trump-backed dodgy money, and deadly incompetenceMaryam Jameela (The Canary)
๐ฌ Bu hafta @newslabturkey n okuyoruz| bรผltenin odaฤฤฑnda yapay zekรข ve telif haklarฤฑ konusunu ele aldฤฑm. Her ne kadar ilk bakฤฑลta YZโya karลฤฑ etkili bir koruma aracฤฑ gibi gรถrรผnse de telif kanunlarฤฑnฤฑn neden bir รงรถzรผm olmayacaฤฤฑnฤฑ, aksine daha fazla zarar verebileceฤini dรผลรผndรผฤรผmรผ anlattฤฑm.
โNe Okudukโ bรถlรผmรผnde BBCโnin tarafsฤฑzlฤฑk uฤruna dรผลtรผฤรผ durum, Economistโin yeni uygulama tasarฤฑmฤฑ ve daha fazlasฤฑ var.
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Bu haftanฤฑn anahtar kelimeleri: telif hakkฤฑ, Economist, BBC, Cloudflare.newslabtรผrkiye
Why the Christian Reaction to the Theory of Evolution Is Misplaced
I'm always surprised by the reactionary nature of the Christian response to the theory of evolution. Presumably, they're so reactive because they believe the (((atheist))) lie that evolution disproves The Bible.
However, evolution does not disprove the biblical creation story, in fact, the story of creation in Genesis and the story of the evolution of the cosmos (including the evolution of Man) offered by . . . stormfront.org/forum/blogs/u15โฆ
YES... There's An Epstein Client List PRESIDENTS ARE ON THE LIST and EPSTEIN FLIGHT LOGS โ ๏ธ *Full List PDF https://t.Telegram
Today I learned about 'rabbit starvation' and how Neanderthals avoided it.
When you're a hunter-gatherer and it's winter, you may try to survive by eating only meat - like rabbits, but also deer and other game. But this gives you too much protein and not enough carbohydrates and fat: most of this meat is very lean. If you eat enough lean meat to get all the calories you need, you can die from an overdose of protein! It's called 'protein toxicity'.
Hunter-gatherers in this situation sometimes throw away the 'steaks' and 'roasts' - the thighs and shoulders of the animals they kill - or feed them to their dogs. They need FAT to survive! So they focus on eating the fatty parts, including bone marrow.
So, in some cultures, while the men are out hunting, the women spend time making bone grease. This takes a lot of work. They take bones and break them into small pieces with a stone hammer. They boil them for several hours. The fat floats to the top. Then they let the water cool and skim off the fat.
There's been evidence for people doing this as far back as 28,000 BC. But now some scientists have found a Neanderthal 'bone grease factory' that's 125,000 years old!
This was during the last interglacial, in Germany. In a site near a lake, called Neumark-Nord, Neanderthals killed a lot of bison, horses and deer and crushed their bones, leaving behind tens of thousands of small bone fragments.
โข Lutz Kindler et al, Large-scale processing of within-bone nutrients by Neanderthals, 125,000 years ago, science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadvโฆ
Thanks to @sarahtaber for spotting this!
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Boxing takes over US Open tennis venue with Berlanga and Stevenson headlining
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This is a 5+ year old interview between Kristina Borjesson (CBS journalist, twa800, fired 1990s, died 11/2023) and David Boies, a prosecutor for Epstein victims. This is from 2019.
Borjesson's channel lives on for now on RSS "The Whistleblower Newsroom". Download and archive.
David Boies:
podcastaddict.com/the-whistlebโฆ
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To proscribe a non-violent direct action group as a terrorist organisation is an affront to freedom of expressionBristol Cable (The Bristol Cable)
Americaโs greatest living writer released another tariff letter yesterday and it features all the hallmarks weโve come to expect. Donald Trump is threatening Canada this time around and heโs upped his demands, including 35% on Canadian goods.Saul Hutson (The Poke)
This would be great for lantern flies, etc. Absolutely not for hornets, carpenter bees, wasps, and so on. Laser attachment is separate.๐
It got good reviews. It all comes to about $72, plus taxes. It's a lot for plastic, imo. I'll still look around. Lantern fly population is growing, and they are fast little buggers.
I got one (without the laser) when they first came out and I still use it every day during the summer. Works great on flies, but yeah its not wasp medicine.
Shoot at aluminum foil to see the pattern it throws. Using the sights matters! Ideal max range is about 1 yard from the muzzle, approx the length of the gun itself. Add in the length of your extended arm and you get almost ten feet total.
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Halka iลkence etmekten hoลlanฤฑrlar. รstelik bu yaptฤฑklarina gayet gรผzel bir isim takmasฤฑnฤฑ da bilirler; bรผtรผn yaptiklarฤฑ kepazeliklere vatanseverlik, yahut anayasanฤฑn korunmasฤฑ derler.
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Moulin Rouge's red windmill sails restored and turning again
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"Friday Live: California ICE Raid At Marijuana Farm Turns Into Riot, Man Filmed Firing Shots At Agents" - Infowars
Me: Woa, so they're raiding this farm making illegal drugs that ruin the brains of the youth (en mass, orchestratedly) and are a gateway to everything else bad?
Them: No the weed growing was the legal part.
Me: Maybe Russia can invade America? How bad could it be?
@eriner @Murray_N Different thing but also evil.
What I'm talking about here is through the pot legalization they removed shame. Without that unwritten reality, and without parents who believed in maintaining a certain way (which is all but gone in most of America today), society will crumble. And I believe they did this "legalization" part on purpose no question about it.
Aprรจs l'excellent Dans les Abysses d'Epsiloon j'attaque enfin Le rapt d'internet de @pluralistic chez @cfeditions.
Dr Jackie Grunsell fought a "legendary" campaign to keep a local NHS hospital open. Now, she's calling for everyone to back a new left partyEd Sykes (The Canary)
Ontario colleges lose nearly 10,000 jobs, and face cancellation or suspension of more than 600 college programs.
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Closeย toย 10,000ย college faculty and staff have either been let go or are projectedย toย lose their jobs amid hundreds of program cancellations and suspensions since last year, theย Ontarioย Public Service Employeesย Unionย said Wednesday as it warned of seโฆThe Canadian Press (CTVNews)
POTUS is up and out of Joint Base Andrews and headed for Texas.
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Fรผr die Akten.
Von wegen Brandmauer.
Oder falls irgendjemand behaupten wรถllte,
die arme Union sei von irgendwas "รผberrumpelt" oder "getrieben" worden.
Taylor Fritz sends water bottle to unwell fan as heat impacts Wimbledon again
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LIV Golf tries again to get world ranking points
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Illustrating every legendary creature in Wisconsin folklore: The Sliver Cat (sometimes incorrectly called the Silver Cat).
There are many variations of club-tailed cats in North American legend, and the Sliver Cat is Wisconsin's take on the legend. It was a large creature, with tasseled ears like a lynx, and red eyes with horizontal slits.
Most notably it had an eleven-foot-long tail, ending in a bony, ball-shaped knob. Half of the knob was smooth and hard, while the other half was barbed with sharp spikes. A Sliver Cat would lurk in the pine trees above, waiting for potential prey to pass below it. It would then knock its target unconscious with the smooth side of its club-tail, and then use the barbed side to pull its prey up into the tree, where it could be safely devoured.
Avocat au barreau de Rennes, considรฉrรฉ comme ยซexceptionnelยป par ses pairs, Maxime Tessier avait deux enfants en bas รขge
Selon le parquet, la thรจse du #suicide est privilรฉgiรฉe.
รa commence ร faire BEAUCOUP de suicidesโฆ
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@la_nouvelle_france
Avocat au barreau de Rennes, considรฉrรฉ comme ยซย exceptionnelย ยป par ses pairs, Maxime Tessier avait deux enfants en bas รขge. Selon le parquet, la thรจse du suicide est privilรฉgiรฉe.Le Parisien avec AFP (Le Parisien)
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petitions.assemblee-nationale.โฆ
Demande de destitution du Prรฉsident Emmanuel Macron en vertu de lโarticle 68 de la Constitution ร lโattention des parlementaires de lโAssemblรฉe nationale et du Sรฉnat, Nous, citoyens franรงais, adressons cette demande de destitution du Prรฉsident โฆpetitions.assemblee-nationale.fr
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what the fuck are you talking about did you miss canada's fire season 2 years ago?? You must not live in north america. Or india, for that matter x.com/PGDynes/status/164038601โฆ . Or anywhere that's being flooded with immigrants from india.
obviously nuclear war is a big deal incl in the short term but we're watching in realtime the IPCC predictions from 20 years ago play out - including tens of millions dying from new zoonotic diseases right on schedule.
In his first interview with Al Mayadeen since assuming the leadership of Hezbollah, Sheikh Naim Qassem spoke to Al Mayadeenโs chairman of the board of directors, Mr. Ghassan Ben Jeddou, offering a detailed account of the Resistanceโs strategic decision to enter the ongoing war on Gaza through a โsupport battleโ rather than a full-scale war.
Sheikh Qassem described the move as the product of collective deliberation within Hezbollahโs Shura Council, marking a pivotal moment in the groupโs evolving response to the Israeli occupationโs war on Gaza. Sheikh Qassem revealed that Hezbollahโs Shura Council convened and unanimously decided to enter the support battle for Gaza. He emphasized that this decision was not taken lightly nor through phone calls. โThis kind of decision cannot be made via phone calls or casual communications. It required an urgent in-person meeting,โ he said, adding that the decision came two days after the start of the war, while Hezbollah had already begun launching attacks from Shebaa Farms on October 8.
Responding to the question of why Hezbollah chose a limited support operation rather than an all-out war, Sheikh Qassem stated that a full-scale war demands significant prior preparations. โThe outcome of a full war is predictable. It requires preparedness that simply wasnโt available,โ he said. Instead, Hezbollah opted for a measured approach. โWe had to enter the battle with limited support and observe developments closely. Based on how things evolved, we could make a clearer choice,โ Sheikh Qassem explained.
Weeks into the operation, the Shura Council solidified its decision to pursue a support war rather than a comprehensive one. According to Sheikh Qassem, this approach successfully achieved Hezbollahโs strategic objectives without escalating into full-scale conflict.
Sheikh Qassem outlined three primary goals behind Hezbollahโs engagement: Diverting the Israeli occupation forces: โWe aimed to draw a significant number of Israeli forces to northern occupied Palestine,โ he said; creating social pressure: Hezbollah sought to force the evacuation of Israeli settlers from the north, thereby triggering a social, economic, and security crisis; inflicting casualties: โThe more soldiers we kill, the more we push Israel closer to defeat,โ Sheikh Qassem asserted.
These tactics, he said, helped deplete Israeli military capabilities near Gaza and the surrounding areas, easing pressure on the besieged population in the Strip. โIt also sends a clear message to the Israelis that they are facing a two-front war, and that it is in their interest to find a solution and bring this to an end,โ he added.
Sheikh Qassem denied that Hezbollah had any prior coordination with Hamas before the October 7 operation. โWe simply didnโt know. If we werenโt aware, how could we join a comprehensive war from the start?โ he said.
He disclosed that Hezbollah later received a message from the commander of Hamasโ military wing, martyr Mohammed Deif, via a Lebanese intermediary. Sheikh Qassem added that discussions were held in Beirut with senior Hamas official Khalil al-Hayya and his delegation during their visit. According to Sheikh Qassem, both Hezbollah and Palestinian factions, including in a meeting with the late Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, reached a shared conclusion: the support operation was sufficient to serve the resistanceโs broader aims.
โFor two months, we assessed whether this level of support was enough. But we came to see that the Israeli aggression was extreme, supported by new rules of engagement and US backing,โ he said. โDoing more than support would not have changed the outcome.โ
Sheikh Qassem clarified that, based on his information, Iran was not informed in advance of Hamasโ plans. โIn fact, even parts of Hamasโ leadership abroad werenโt aware,โ he noted. Still, he stressed that Iranโs unwavering support for the Palestinian cause, militarily, financially, politically, and even through intelligence and media, has continued uninterrupted. โWhether they told us or not, our stance remains firm in supporting Palestine, especially during this strategic phase of the al-Aqsa Flood,โ he said.
In the second installment of his exclusive interview with Al Mayadeen, Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem addressed the recent security breaches that shook the organization, revealing ongoing internal investigations and new details about the scope and nature of the infiltration.
Sheikh Qassem confirmed that a central investigative committee had been formed and was still working, alongside several subcommittees examining specific aspects of the breach, including the booby-trapped pagers, the location of Sayyed Nasrallahโs assassination, and the assassination of Sayyed Hashem Safieddine. He said various monitoring and investigation points had also been established.
On the issue of the rigged pagers, Sheikh Qassem revealed that investigations uncovered a serious vulnerability in the procurement process over the year to year and a half leading up to the purchase. โWe did not know the supply chain had been exposed. With the means available to us, we could not detect the presence of explosives,โ he admitted. He explained that the type of explosive device used inside the pager was highly advanced and undetectable by standard methods. โThis could be seen as a failure, or as a limitation of our capabilities,โ he said.
In the days just before the pager explosion, Hezbollahโs team had already begun to suspect a malfunction. โThere were efforts to examine the pager differently, including attempts to break it open, which were prompted by some anomalies that raised questions,โ Sheikh Qassem noted.
As to whether the Israeli regime detonated the device out of fear it might be discovered, he said, โThatโs an Israeli assessment. Perhaps they feared we were close to exposing it.โ
Sheikh Qassem also acknowledged a serious gap in Hezbollahโs awareness of the scale of Israeli surveillance, particularly through electronic and aerial means. He said Hezbollah had received reports indicating possible wiretapping, but โwe did not realize the extent, that it was near-total and very extensive.โ
He said โIsraelโ has been collecting data through aerial surveillance over a 17-year period, documenting geographical and infrastructural changes. โWe didnโt have the capacity to grasp how deep Israelโs information gathering had gone,โ Sheikh Qassem admitted.
In light of this, Sheikh Qassem argued that human espionage now plays a secondary role compared to the technological intelligence capabilities deployed by Israel. โFrankly speaking, the human breach appears very limited compared to the immense volume of data collected through surveillance and drones,โ he said.
He firmly denied any evidence of a widespread human infiltration within Hezbollahโs ranks. โThere is no indication of any significant breach involving core figures or senior commanders,โ he stressed, pledging transparency. โIf we find there has been human penetration, I will speak publicly and disclose the level of that breach.โ
Sheikh Qassem also disclosed that Hezbollah intercepted a shipment of roughly 1,500 bugged pager devices in Turkiye. The discovery was made after the initial pager explosion. Hezbollah immediately contacted Lebanonโs caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati, who in turn reached out to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoฤan, requesting the devices be destroyed. โThis issue was addressed swiftly after the explosion,โ Sheikh Qassem said.
As for speculation that similarly rigged military armor or protective gear may have been intended for Hezbollah fighters, Sheikh Qassem stated: โI have no information to confirm that.โ
Sheikh Qassem addressed the future of the party following months of war and the loss of top leaders, including the late Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. He emphasized resilience, determination, and the readiness to confront any future Israeli aggression.
Sheikh Qassem reassured supporters that Hezbollah, despite the severe blows it had endured, is not a defeated force. โA people like this, an Ummah like this, a party and resistance like this, cannot be defeated,โ he declared. โDo you expect anything less than for us to remain present, strong, and capable of shaping the future we choose?โ
Referring to the attacks that targeted Hezbollahโs advanced capabilities, including the bugged pagers and communications systems, as well as the assassination of Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, Sayyed Hashem Safieddine, and a group of top commanders and lower-ranking officers, Sheikh Qassem said the Israeli occupation had assumed Hezbollah would collapse. โAnd yet, here we are, back on our feet, engaged in fierce battle, and forcing Israel to agree to a ceasefire. What does that say?โ he asked.
He listed what he called the elements of victory: Hezbollahโs continued operations, the Israeli failure to penetrate deeper into Lebanese territory or reach Beirut or Sidon, and the preservation of Lebanese unity. โThey failed to spark internal strife. They failed to destroy the party. They failed to achieve their objectives,โ he affirmed.
Commenting on the Israeli occupationโs expanding aggression, including recent attacks on Beirutโs southern suburb, Sheikh Qassem warned that Hezbollahโs patience was not unlimited. โResistance will not wait forever. There are limits,โ he stated. While he did not disclose timing or methods, he underscored that when the decision is made, โthere is no third option between victory and martyrdom. We do not have surrender as an option.โ
He attributed the Israeli occupationโs escalated operations to US policy, saying Washington hopes to gain through diplomacy what it failed to achieve militarily. โTheir strategy is: โLetโs use diplomacy to get what we couldnโt in war.โ So the Americans apply pressure through Israel,โ he said.
Sheikh Qassem praised Lebanese state leaders for their unified position. โI salute President Joseph Aoun, Speaker Nabih Berri, and all officials involved in what has become a remarkable display of national unity.โ
In deeply personal remarks, Sheikh Qassem reflected on the loss of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, calling it a devastating shock not only to the public but also to Hezbollahโs leadership. โHis martyrdom was not only unexpected to the world, it was unexpected for us,โ he said. โIf you had asked me before, I would have said all of us might fall before Sayyed [Nasrallah] does. Thatโs how strong, courageous, and divinely guided he was.โ
โIt was not easy to imagine his departure,โ he added. โPerhaps this was part of a divine secret. We do not know when our time comes. But he earned his rest, and he rose to the highest rank. We consider martyrdom the greatest honor, and he received the highest honor.โ
Sheikh Qassem described the moment he learned of the assassination. โAt first, I was in denial. I thought maybe the news wasnโt true, maybe he wasnโt hit, maybe he was still alive somewhere. But the next day, the brothers confirmed the body had been recovered. Thatโs when the truth settled in.โ
The greatest challenge now, he said, is carrying on in the absence of a leader whose strength, tone, energy, and stance were irreplaceable. โWe donโt cry because heโs gone, we cry because we donโt know how to compensate for what weโve lost,โ Sheikh Qassem said. โBut martyrdom doesnโt stop the path; it nourishes it.โ
โWe are now charged with continuing this mission at the level of his sacrifice. With sincerity and resolve, we ask God to help us carry this responsibility.โ
Sheikh Qassem opened up about the tense days following the assassination of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, recounting his first public appearance, the burdens of leadership, and how Hezbollah transitioned into a new command structure while under fire.
After the assassination of Sayyed Hashem Safieddine, Sheikh Qassem formally assumed the role of Secretary General, with direct responsibility for overseeing Hezbollahโs military operations. He said that shortly after taking the helm, he was asked by an Iranian military leader and a Lebanese commander outside Hezbollah how he would manage a military campaign.
Sheikh Qassem explained that the Secretary-General is, by party structure, also the head of the Jihadi Council, responsible for directing military affairs. โNow that I was in this position, I had to intensify communication with relevant commanders and better understand operational details,โ he said.
He laid out three key qualifications for leading Hezbollah and its resistance project: The ability to organize and lead effectively, a deep understanding of Hezbollahโs mission and strategic vision, and familiarity with the partyโs structure, resources, and internal workings. โAll of these were present,โ he affirmed, noting that he had served as deputy for 32 years and was an active member of the Shura Council throughout.
Sheikh Qassem offered a rare insight into Hezbollahโs military decision-making process, emphasizing that all major decisions, from naming unit leaders to launching operations, are made collectively within the Shura Council. โThere is no appointment without deep discussion.โ
He added that proposed battle scenarios, such as the Qalamoun campaign, Hezbollahโs entry into Syria, or decisions to retaliate against Israeli actions, are always brought before the council. โWe might say: this is our proposal, the Jihadi Council recommends this course. Should we strike this way? Launch a drone? Fire a rocket? All of this goes through internal deliberation,โ he said.
Sheikh Qassem stressed that Hezbollah continued to function in an organized fashion even amid heavy attacks. โHezbollah was run as if it still had a secretary general. No one outside the leadership was making the decisions.โ
He detailed how operational decisions were made for each escalation. โWhen Tel Aviv was struck, that had its own directive. When the strike hit Netanyahuโs residence, that required a specific order. Even what the enemy calls โBlack Sundayโ on November 24, 370 rockets and drones in one day, that too was based on a formal decision.โ
Sheikh Qassem emphasized that the strike on Tel Aviv was not spontaneous but the result of deliberate planning and leadership oversight. โThe Secretary-General was following developments closely through the military command,โ he said, referring to martyr Sayyed Nasrallah, who remained engaged in strategic oversight until the last moment.
He described the military command structure at the time of the strike as fully intact. โEvery position in the military command was occupied. No seat was left vacant,โ he stated, adding that contingency plans were implemented quickly after leadership losses.
Sheikh Qassem acknowledged that Iran had provided consultations, for which he expressed gratitude, but stressed that the decisions came from Hezbollahโs own organizational framework. โWhile we appreciate the Iranian advice, the decisions related to our military structure were made internally,โ he noted.
He cited a specific instance to illustrate the level of coordination: the timing of his third public speech, which was immediately followed by the Tel Aviv strike. โHow could the two occur back-to-back unless there was a detailed, prearranged plan?โ he asked rhetorically.
Reflecting on the battlefield performance, Sheikh Qassem described the front as having exhibited โlegendary resilience,โ which he attributed to two main components. โFirst, the young fighters who were stationed there: they knew what they were doing and held their ground even if they were cut off from communication. They achieved something heroic,โ he said.
โThe second component was the external support, what we call the bombardment,โ he added, referring to the salvoes of missiles and drones launched by Hezbollah in support of frontline units. He assured the public that even in the most difficult moments, Hezbollah maintained an active and coordinated presence. โUntil the very last moment, fighters were reaching positions like the southern town of Khiam,โ he revealed. โThere were places we couldnโt reach, yes, but not everything was severed.โ
Asked whether Hezbollah still possessed the human and non-human capabilities needed to continue fighting, Sheikh Qassem declined to disclose numbers or percentages related to losses or remaining strength. Instead, he offered a concise yet firm assurance: โHezbollah is rebuilding, recovering, and ready now.โ
He added, โIf Israel were to attack, we would not stand by and watch; we would fight.โ
Regarding claims that 500 of Hezbollahโs weapons storage sites south of the Litani River had been destroyed, Sheikh Qassem replied: โTheyโre referring to what they saw south of the Litani. But the country is vast,โ declining to elaborate further.
Sheikh Qassem revisited discussions that took place even before the war began, noting that martyr Sayyed Nasrallah had publicly stated Hezbollah was not seeking war. A French-American proposal for a 21-day ceasefire in Lebanon, separate from Gaza, was already circulating well before the broader conflict erupted.
According to Qassem, on September 25, a joint French-American statement outlined the proposal. โAs media coverage and diplomatic discussions unfolded, Sayyed Nasrallah informed Speaker Nabih Berri through (Hezbollah MP) Hussein Khalil that Hezbollah was open to the idea of a ceasefire, depending on how the proposal could be improved through negotiations,โ he explained.
But just two days later, Sayyed Nasrallah was assassinated, and the situation changed dramatically. Hezbollah launched what it later named Operation People of Might in response to the Israeli escalation. Sheikh Qassem disclosed that the name was suggested in part by martyr Mohammad Afif, who had texted Sheikh Qassem with a list of proposed titles.
He stressed that Hezbollah had never made a decision to enter a full-scale war, only to retaliate for Israeli aggression. โIf the enemy stops, we are ready to stop. We didnโt start the war; they did,โ he said.
Sheikh Qassem explained that the military campaign had succeeded in halting the Israeli occupationโs advance and preventing it from achieving its objectives. Prolonging the conflict further, he argued, would have led to a war of attrition with no strategic gain. โAt that point, the battle risked becoming aimless, and we would have ended up at the negotiating table anyway,โ he said. โSo, on November 24, we agreed to a ceasefire because the enemy had also accepted it.โ
The agreement was facilitated by US envoy Amos Hochstein, who presented a draft to Speaker Nabih Berri. Hezbollah reviewed the proposal, submitted amendments through Berri, and the final agreement was reached with unanimous approval from Hezbollahโs Shura Council.
Qassem noted that Hezbollahโs front-line commanders also supported the deal. โThey said this was the right proposal at the right time, after we had reached the point of attrition.โ
Sheikh Naim Qassem firmly rejected two prevailing narratives surrounding the movementโs decision to accept a ceasefire with the Israeli regime: that Iran pressured Hezbollah into the agreement, and that the central leadership was unaware of the heroic endurance being demonstrated by fighters on the southern front.
Sheikh Qassem stressed: โHow could a ceasefire go into effect at 4 oโclock, and everyone from the frontlines to the rear immediately comply, unless thereโs a connected command chain and a decision being executed?โ He emphasized that Hezbollahโs military discipline disproved the claim of disconnection with field units.
On the role of Iran, Qassem was equally clear: โIran never asked us to agree to a ceasefire. We informed them of our decision, but it was entirely ours. It was a Lebanese decision, taken by Hezbollah and Amal. Even the Lebanese state accepted the agreement through indirect negotiations.โ
Sheikh Qassem acknowledged that at the outset of the Gaza war, Hezbollah had moved independently to begin its support operations based on its own assessment of capabilities and strategic timing. Although some within the Palestinian factions initially felt the support was insufficient, they later accepted its value.
As for Iranโs role in the broader regional war, Sheikh Qassem pointed to Tehranโs calculated restraint: โIran understood that direct entry into the war would pull the United States into a confrontation with Tehran, giving Israel exactly what it wanted, a larger war with US backing.โ
Instead, Iran chose to provide critical financial, military, political, and media support across the Axis of Resistance. โIran did everything it could and more,โ said Qassem. โWe never asked Iran to participate in the war, and it did not need to be asked. Its support is the foundation of our resilience, and that of the entire resistance.โ
He stressed that direct military engagement is not the only form of meaningful support: โParticipation comes in many forms. Iran did what mattered most, and it was deeply effective.โ
Sheikh Qassem also revealed the degree of attention Iranian Leader Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei devoted to the situation in Gaza and Lebanon. โThe Leader was receiving daily reports from the IRGC, Iranian intelligence, and media, and was actively following developments. He urged his officials to give support, stay engaged, and stand by us,โ Qassem said.
โWhat more could we ask for?โ he added. โThe stream kept on flowing even if some of the canals got damaged. But if the source dries up, we have a real problem. And the source, Imam Khameneiโs commitment, remains steadfast.โ
In a candid assessment of the regional landscape, Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem described the collapse of the Syrian government as a โdefinite lossโ for the Axis of Resistance, noting that Syria once served as a vital logistical and political artery for armed Palestinian groups and resistance movements.
Sheikh Qassem stated, โWhat happened in Syria was certainly a loss for the Axis of Resistance because Syria was a route for military support,โ recalling the era when Damascus offered concrete assistance to Palestinian factions and facilitated the transfer of weapons and supplies.
He added that the Syrian government, prior to its downfall, had a clear political stance aligned against the Israeli occupation, which amplified its value to the Axis of Resistance. The collapse of that role, he said, had ripple effects not only in Lebanon but also in Gaza, where resistance forces had relied on Syrian backing in various forms.
The Hezbollah leader expressed uncertainty regarding Syriaโs political future:
โWe still cannot clearly read what the shape of the future Syrian system will be,โ he said, raising critical questions about whether the country will emerge as an inclusive political order or fall under the control of a single faction that sidelines other communities and movements. Sheikh Qassem also warned of lingering instability: โThousands of Alawites and others were killed by groups connected to the regime. This poses a serious threat to any efforts at rebuilding a stable national framework.โ
Despite Hezbollahโs historic alliance with Syria, Sheikh Qassem clarified that the organization has โno connection to the internal situation in Syriaโ following the regimeโs collapse, but he hoped Syrians would ultimately form a unified and independent government that stands against the Israeli occupation.
Turning to recent signs of Syrian normalization with the Israeli regime, Sheikh Qassem issued a stern warning: โSuch steps are extremely dangerous,โ emphasizing that any move by Syria to engage with the Israeli occupation would be viewed as a betrayal of its resistance legacy. He expressed confidence, however, in the Syrian people: โOur trust in the Syrian people is high. We believe they will reject normalization, but how they do that is their responsibility, not ours.โ
Sheikh Qassem reiterated Hezbollahโs consistent opposition to normalization, whether by Syria or other Arab regimes: โWe have always opposed normalization. Israel will not stop its aggression just because someone shakes hands with it. Thatโs an illusion.โ He criticized the continued Israeli occupation of the Golan Heights and the constant strikes inside Syria, noting that the Zionist regime has โtaken 600 square kilometers of Syrian territory and stripped the Syrian army of much of its military capacity, yet its demands and attacks never cease.โ
Sheikh Qassem concluded with a stark reminder: โIsrael is a predatory entity. Itโs expansionist, insatiable, and criminal. It has no problem committing acts of mass killing. It is a rampaging beast backed by the greatest tyrant, the United States.โ
His remarks encapsulate Hezbollahโs long-held view that the only viable approach to the Israeli occupation is resistance, not appeasement or normalization and that any regional actor entertaining otherwise is playing with fire.
In his continued commentary on regional developments, Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem firmly rejected any notion that the party is involved in shaping or influencing Syriaโs internal resistance landscape, stressing that Hezbollah opposes normalization with the Israeli occupation in principle, but would not interfere directly in Syriaโs domestic decisions.
When asked if Hezbollahโs opposition to normalization was purely theoretical or would involve practical efforts inside Syria, Sheikh Qassem replied: โWe will not intervene on the ground to try to change the direction of the Syrian regime. We have no relation to that. We are against normalization in theory.โ
He further clarified that Hezbollah has no ties to any current Syrian groups claiming the mantle of resistance: โEven those who now call themselves โthe Resistanceโ or โthe People of Valorโ, maybe they liked the name or someone suggested it, but we have no connection to them. We have no organized resistance project inside Syria.โ
He added that even during earlier border disturbances in Lebanonโs Hermel region, Hezbollah explicitly distanced itself from the events and coordinated with the Lebanese Army to ensure state control.
Sheikh Qassem stressed Hezbollahโs complete detachment from both the Syrian regime and any armed groups active within the country. โWe are not involved on the borders, thatโs the armyโs responsibility. Weโre also not involved in the coastal events in Syria, nor in determining the nature of Syriaโs regime or whether a resistance exists there.โ
He reiterated that Hezbollahโs stance toward Syria is expressed only in political terms, emphasizing: โThe responsibility lies with the Syrian people; they make the decisions.โ
On whether any contact had occurred with the new Syrian administration, Sheikh Qassem said: โThere was no direct communication. There were some very limited, indirect attempts by ground-based groups, but they didnโt lead anywhere.โ He revealed that in the immediate aftermath of the Assad regimeโs fall, some Hezbollah-affiliated individuals with ties to other groups initiated informal conversations, but those efforts quickly stalled, and no meaningful dialogue emerged.
Sheikh Qassem addressed growing speculation about the potential for Syriaโs new rulers to be used as a tool against Hezbollah: โWe have the right to be cautious. Weโve received reports from both Western and Arab countries suggesting that such ideas exist, that someone wants the new Syrian regime to serve a role in destabilizing Lebanon.โ
He warned Lebanese officials to be vigilant: โSome countries speak positively to Lebanon but offer nothing in return. Meanwhile, they hope to use Syria as leverage against us.โ He added that certain regional and international powers are exploring ways to resurrect past models of Syrian dominance over Lebanon, albeit in a different guise. โAs Syria once controlled Lebanon in various ways and sometimes served foreign agendas, some actors are looking to repeat that experience with a new formula.โ
Without naming specific states, Sheikh Qassem underscored the importance of political awareness: โWe hope these ideas remain theoretical and are never implemented. Lebanese political leaders must stay alert to those who offer words without action.โ
Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem stressed that the current political pressure facing the party is not merely targeted at Hezbollah but constitutes a broader assault on Lebanonโs sovereignty and its national fabric.
โThe current stance is not against Hezbollah, but against the Shiites and against Lebanon itself,โ Qassem declared, pushing back against narratives framing the political crisis as a partisan conflict.
He praised Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri for his steadfastness, calling him โa man known for taking positions worthy of pride,โ highlighting Berriโs commitment to Shiite unity, national unity, and the broader Islamic cause.
โSheikh Qassem warned that calls to disarm Hezbollah align with Israeli demands and aim to strip Lebanon of its only real source of strength: its resistance.โ
โLebanonโs strength lies in its people, its army, and its resistance. Anyone advocating to disarm the resistance is, in effect, weakening the entire country,โ he said.
When asked whether Lebanonโs Shiite community is under existential threat, Qassem responded affirmatively, noting that โthere are those who believe that elections and national governance can proceed without the Shiite sectโs participation.โ
He cautioned that without Hezbollahโs deterrent power, โIsraelโ could expand its aggression into southern Lebanon, posing a direct danger to Shiite-populated areas.
โWhen they say they want a Shiite MP in parliament who doesnโt belong to Amal or Hezbollah, their aim is to eliminate both. We are one family, one land, one resistance,โ Qassem stated, defending Speaker Berriโs firm stance under regional and Western pressure.
He emphasized that while there is indeed a looming existential threat, the Shiite community is not powerless:
โLet no one think we are weak. We are strong by God, and our resilience, sacrifices, and steadfastness are what keep Lebanon standing.โ
Regarding inter-party relations, Sheikh Qassem accused the Lebanese Forces party of aligning ideologically with โIsraelโ and obstructing reconciliation. In contrast, he revealed that Hezbollah maintains intermittent and discreet dialogue with the Kataeb Party and ongoing, albeit infrequent, communication with the Future Movement.
He lamented that the absence of former Prime Minister Saad Hariri has weakened the Future Movementโs political structure, but noted that Hezbollahโs past coordination with Hariri was substantial and respectful.
Sheikh Qassem announced an internal strategic review within Hezbollah, noting that various committees have been tasked with assessing the partyโs performance and recalibrating its operational approach in media, education, politics, and public engagement. The process, he said, may take up to two months.
โOur principles remain fixed, but our methods must evolve,โ he noted.
Qassem affirmed Hezbollahโs willingness to engage with Arab and regional powers, including the Gulf and Turkey, provided the relationship is one of mutual respect and sovereignty.
โWe welcome any Arab or foreign effort that contributes to Lebanonโs reconstruction, but not on the basis of turning Lebanon into a client state,โ he stressed.
He confirmed ongoing communication with Ankara and other Arab capitals, adding that Hezbollah is part of the government and open to any constructive relationship.
On UNIFILโs presence in southern Lebanon, Qassem reiterated Hezbollahโs support for its mandate, provided it respects Lebanese sovereignty and coordinates operations with the Lebanese Army.
โWe support the extension of UNIFILโs mandate, but we reject any unilateral operations by UNIFIL within villages and private properties without army coordination,โ he said.
Qassem dismissed calls to disarm Hezbollah as misframed, asserting that the party is more than its arsenal.
โHezbollah is a movement, a belief, a national project. The weapon is just one part of it, and not the defining part.โ
While he acknowledged that discussions around arms are valid in the proper context, he underscored that disarmament is not a viable path so long as Lebanonโs sovereignty is at risk.
In a firm rebuke to Hezbollahโs detractors, Qassem challenged those demanding the partyโs dissolution:
โWhat have you accomplished for Lebanon? Our track record speaks for itself: the liberation of southern Lebanon in 2000, the deterrence of Israeli aggression, and 17 years of security since the 2006 war.โ
He blamed political rivals for past internal conflicts, foreign interventions, and the rise of groups like ISIS.
Qassem laughed off recurring media speculation about internal divisions within Hezbollah.
โThey speak of wings and factions, but I see no wings flying. The party is united, the leadership is united, and our decisions are made collectively through the Shura Council.โ
He described Hezbollahโs internal cohesion as one of its greatest strengths.
Qassem closed the interview with an emotional tribute to Hezbollahโs late Secretary-General, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
โMy love for Sayyed was deep, personal, and beyond formality. His leadership lifted burdens from all of us. His martyrdom is a badge of honor.โ
He reaffirmed Hezbollahโs unwavering alliance with Iran and the broader Axis of Resistance, praising allies in Yemen, Iraq, and Syria.
โWe are continuing on this path with loyalty and strength. Our journey is long, with ups and downs, but it is a journey of great reward.โ
source: Al Mayadeen
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