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The post described Mohammed Yaseen as an Iraqi man in his mid-30s from Ar-Rutbah, saying he joined the Islamic State of Iraq, which it called an Al Qaeda affiliate, at age 16 in 2006. It said he planted roadside bombs and later served as an armed ISIS guard at public stonings, beheadings and mass executions. #Iraq #ISIS #Terrorism #IQ

The reason for the deployment of MOAB is the extreme power of the explosion, which can destroy entrances to tunnels and bunkers. "The reason for the deployment of MOAB is the extreme power of the explosion, which can destroy entrances to tunnels and bunkers," wrote nuclear physicist David Albright, founder and director of the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS). #GBU43B #MOAB #Trump (translated)

— Mutual relations, taking into account strictly diplomatic and political issues, are very good, and since the Taliban came to power there have been no major frictions — explains Marcin Krzyżanowski, the consul of the Republic of Poland in Afghanistan from 2008 to 2011. #Afganistan #ISISK #talibowie (translated)

As a result of the explosion in Kabul, carried out by ISIS-K, seven people were killed, including one Chinese citizen, highlighting the growing threat to Chinese citizens in Afghanistan despite the close ties being established between the Taliban and China. #Afganistan #ISISK #talibowie (translated)

Tracklist reported that Ísis Valverde expressed support for Lula. According to the publication, the actress stated that she studied and graduated from a public school and is the daughter of teachers. She said that education, culture, and access to opportunities could transform lives and declared that she would vote for 13. https://t.co/cG3MIRqYMX #Lula #Educação #Cultura (translated)

Antoine Léaument praised the mobilization and solidarity among students. He wrote that students were throwing food over the police barrier to help their fellow students, who, in his view, were being prevented by the police from getting food. https://t.co/IsISojXIzz #Solidarité #Étudiants #Mobilisation (translated)

Jotam Confino wrote that the other day he had photographed a father and daughter in Tel Aviv, as they looked at pictures of the victims of the massacre on October 7 and fallen soldiers. The image made him think about how difficult it must be for a parent to explain to their daughter what had happened that day, and what he described as the subsequent wave of antisemitism. Confino wrote that the massacre had been celebrated by millions around the world, including in Denmark, and that civilians had been executed, kidnapped, tortured, raped, burned, and beheaded. He claimed that the event had triggered the largest wave of hatred against Jews since World War II, and that Hamas was planning attacks against Jews in Europe, while Islamists and the extreme left demonstrated with Hamas flags, including in Copenhagen. He further wrote that Western professors praised the massacre, and that educators at Copenhagen University wished for the destruction of Israel's military. He described Israel as the safest place for a girl of Jewish background to grow up, despite wars and terrorist attacks, and wrote that one day she would have to serve mandatory military service. He also mentioned that Jews were being killed in Sydney, that synagogues were attacked and subjected to demonstrations, and that it had become common to declare oneself anti-Zionist. According to Confino, memorial services for the victims required extensive police protection due to demonstrators. In conclusion, he wrote that he had great respect for parents who could explain to children how cruel the world could be without taking away their hope. He was not sure that he himself would be able to handle that task. #Israel #Antisemitisme #Fremtid (translated)