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A car bombing and ambush targeting a police post in Bannu, northwestern Pakistan, killed 12 officers and injured five, according to officials. Attackers stormed the site after the blast and opened fire on security personnel

Jihadi bombing other jihadis 😂🤣

Sending the first mosque to Mars
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https://youtu.be/VKF2f07hZck?
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All terrorist organizations mentioned share one religion.

🇱🇧 LEBANON: HEZBOLLAH TERRORISTS REMOVED FROM THE SURFACE ON MAY 9
Now they're in Jahannam with their horned boss ➡️ 😈.
NOTE: Lezbollah = shorter for "Lebanese Hezbollah"

🇵🇸 HE CAME TO GAZA IN 2008 TO HELP, ONLY TO BE KILLED BY AL-QAEDA AFFILIATES
On April 11 was the 15th anniversary of his violent death. One of the jihado-terrorist groups did it.

🇬🇧 UK: TEAM OF RESEARCHERS DELVES INTO CAUSES OF A SERIES OF CHURCH FIRES ⛪
"Fires were likely caused by someone or something lighting them", says Kabir Salameh, the lead scientist, at the end of the first phase of the research. 🔥

He Said “They Didn’t Target Jews”... Mosab Didn’t Hold Back
What really happened — and how should it be understood?

During an appearance on one of Brazil’s biggest platforms, the Flow Podcast — a massively popular show with millions of viewers — Mosab Hassan Yousef engaged in an exchange with the host over the events of October 7 and how they should be defined.

As the host pushes back on whether the attack should be considered genocide, Mosab responds with a powerful and emotional breakdown — challenging not just the definition, but the intent behind what happened.

This isn’t a typical interview.

It’s a direct confrontation.

🔥 WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS CLIP
The host questions whether October 7 qualifies as genocide
Mosab pushes back — strongly
The discussion escalates into a deeper debate about intent vs outcome
The conversation shifts from politics to ideology

At one point, Mosab argues that the nature of the attack goes beyond conventional definitions of violence or...