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Hamas has released a narrative on the last two years titled “Our Narrative… Al-Aqsa Flood: Two Years of Steadfastness and the Will for Liberation
https://t.me/Palresistmirror/83120
In Few Words…
The Al-Aqsa Flood was, for us and for the vast masses across the world, not merely a military event, but a moment of glorious birth, and an emergence of a liberated consciousness free from deception or falsification. It is a bridge extended upon a solid will, a renewed resistance, a firm commitment, a profound awareness, and a vision of utmost clarity that looks towards the restoration of all our people´s rights, the recovery of our stolen freedom, the liberation of our land and holy city (Jerusalem), and the establishment of our state.
After two years of genocide and steadfastness, our narrative stands clear and evident: a people who cannot be erased, a resistance that cannot be defeated, and a memory that cannot be forgotten.
Palestine does not ask for the world's pity, but respect for its people’s right to life and freedom. The independent Palestinian state, with Jerusalem as its capital, and the return of refugees to their land are not a dream, but a historical and political entitlement demanded by a people who withstood genocide and did not break.
This is our narrative… remaining as long as a heart from this people beats for freedom.
That’s not a good faith reading imo
Hamas leader Osama Hamdan:
– “In the second phase of the Gaza agreement, guarantees must be clearer and commitments more detailed.”
– “The enemy does not abide by the agreement, and even flagrantly violates the international agreements it signs.”
– “The enemy does not want to move to the second phase, because it entails a complete Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and the continued presence of the resistance on the ground.”
– “Our definition of the second phase of the agreement is that we reject guardianship, reject disarmament, and reject any interference in our internal Palestinian affairs.”
– “We do not need foreign forces to come and disarm us of weapons that the occupation has failed to take from us over the course of two years.”
You mean just silvercorps, right? Because that wasn’t federal and we don’t know about the vast majority of American ops
The first post said Iran, which I presume wouldn’t be kosher these days. And there’s absolutely a need to transfer weapons outside of official trade channels monitored by America
The absolute goat, shame though, would have been nice to see a little smuggling/solidarity
Here are some passages I pulled, I’ll add my analysis later when I have time
“raise the ceiling of what is permissible.” I believe this to be our primary job in the discursive war on the Palestinian People. We’ve already seen support for armed resistance rise drastically in the last two years, and while that’s primarily due to the heroic videos posted by Al-Qassam, it is our duty to force the west past the “women and children” to confront the liberation of the entire Palestinian nation
Thank god. While many of the arguments before and after Al-Aqsa Flood have relied on international law, the UN charter, the Geneva Conventions, etc, these arguments have limited utility and shift the debate away from reality and into an arena constructed by the very forces dedicated to Palestinian immiseration. I’m glad to see El-Kurd will not be doing the Finkelstein rules and laws argument
“Our journalists are poets… and our poets write with knives” incredible.
While the Carlo submachine gun is a general symbol of modern Palestinian armed resistance, its specific origin is with Martyr leader Imad Aqel, of Jabaliya. He pioneered the “zero-distance” tactic that has claimed so many settler lives in the last years, eliminating the advantages of technology, surveillance, and long range weaponry. As a result, the Carlo has earned a notoriety among zionist press for its ease of construction, concealment, and deployment.
“ Aqel formed the martyrs brigade wing of Al-Qassam due to harsh security and surveillance: resistance or martyrdom was the only way.
He spent time and effort training the resistance in both Gaza and the West Bank and was referred to as the General of Qassam. One of his operations against zionist army jeeps in Gaza is said to be one of the first recorded resistance attacks. His weapon of choice was the Carlo. Imad engaged and led over 40 operations that killed at least 15 zionist soldiers and injured dozens.”
https://t.me/Palresistmirror/82509
Finally, I’ll leave you with this 2022 article by Musa Al-Sada on the weapon, its history, and its use, titled “The Carlo Emerges From Wounds”
https://medium.com/@resistancenewsnetwork/the-carlo-emerges-from-wounds-ad12d8dc43c7
2025/09/09 08:05:51 UTC+01 ⚫️ Saraya Al-Quds: — They wanted a devastating storm for Gaza... But Al-Quds struck them like a thunderous spear.
Saraya Al-Quds – Military Media — Notes: The graphic portrays a resistance fighter holding the Palestinian-made "Carlo" submachine gun, in reference to the recent operation in Al-Quds.
Could be. I don’t know enough to distinguish between the Iranian KL series (below) and Chinese Types, but they definitely have wood
“The Venezuelan army is distributing weapons among people in working-class areas. These militias will form armed resistance to defend their nation in the event of a U.S. attempt to occupy the country.
A noteworthy point is the delivery of KLF weapons manufactured in Iran.”
https://t.me/Wor_mil_news/5526
I don’t know this source and can’t verify the original date, but the videos appear legit. They show Venezuelan military personnel unpacking, inspecting, loading, and distributing AK variants to the general public
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6 days :) I’m so worn out from family shit that I don’t think I’m noticing many effects . I want to fight my siblings and cry, but they always irritate me so that could easily be separate. Still not drinking but I’m absolutely surrounded by alcohol which sucks. I can’t wait to come out next year and go to my partner’s family for the holidays. They’ve already started calling me she while I’m still “man, dude, boy” to my immediate family… maybe this is the estrogen cuz I kinda feel like crying despite nothing bad really happening. One sibling “they”d me which I guess is progress. It feels shitty and ungrateful to say, but I’m so exhausted I wish I was back home