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Not much happy news to report, but here is one thing that I thought added some sweetness to this deeply hurtful genocide (and it's about a girl I posted about in the other thread).
Bana Alabed is a 7-year-old girl in besieged East Aleppo who live tweets, with Fatemah, her mom, things like bombs, reactions, and their daily life. For some reason, she triggers a lot of regime supporters. There have been death, rape, and torture/imprisonment threats/hopes against her/mother. Anyway:
A few days ago, Fatema tweeted JK Rowling saying, "Hi @jk_rowling I watched Harry Potter movie, Bana would like to read the book.- Fatemah #Aleppo" and Ms. Rowling replied, "@AlabedBana Bana, I hope you do read the book, because I think you'd like it. Sending you lots and lots of love xxx". When Fatemah told her they don't have Harry Potter books where they are, and after some back-and-forth, they sent her an e-book because getting a hard copy to besieged Aleppo would be very hard.
[...] Thank you for the book [...]
Hello my friend @jk_rowling, I started reading your books now, my heart is for you. Thank you. - Bana #Aleppo #StandWithAleppo
My brothers want to read the Harry Potters too. - Bana #Aleppo
What are we doing? We are reading Harry Potters. - Bana #Aleppo
99% of the tweets ever since then have been devastating, but I won't show most of them except for this one:
Tonight we have no house, it's bombed & I got in rubble. I saw deaths & I almost died. - Bana #Aleppo
Huge merger happened a few days ago. HTS (Hayat Tahrir ash-Sham) formed and many are joining it. God-willing, the first of a lot of good news after a distressful period.
OGN - Tahreer Sham: Who won in this merger?
"3. Syrians are Jubilant
In the city of Idlib, Syrians were jubilant last night upon hearing the news of the new merger as “Takbiraat” (saying of Allahu Akbar) was heard from speakers mounted on the city’s many mosques. After losing Aleppo it was the first time to see a look of optimism from average Syrians. To be fair, that optimism is guarded but it was clear that this was seen as a step in the right direction."
Who won in this merger?
Since we can no longer embed tweets on this site, here is the link to the video of the mosques calling out the takibraat because of the merger.
Who are they going to fight now? LOL.
What exactly is it that you find so funny? Their resistance even when the entire world has turned a blind eye towards the genocide and ethnic cleansing they're facing? And is that picture from Yemen? I don't see what Yemen has to do with Syria beyond Iran also trying to influence things there.
The only genocide in Syria is of the Christians, Alawis, Mevlevis, and other religious minorities.
1,500 years ago, Syria was a majority-Christian country.
Now, the few remaining Christians in Syria live in constant danger of religious or political violence.
Islam was about to take over the world by storm due to the Sword, and due to the violent doctrine of Jihad, and putting Christians, and other minorities in Dhimmi status......Yeah, so tell me how many of the (at least) 200k non-combatants dead in Syria are non-Sunnis.
1,500 years ago, Islaam was about to take the world by storm, spreading astonishingly rapidly (without forced conversion for the most part).
Like this Christian Syrian woman who was even harassed in Egypt by Assad's thugs after she fled to it (after being imprisoned and tortured in Syria)?
4th Geneva Summit: Hadeel Kouki, Syria
Believe it or not but the geopolitics of 1500 years ago isn't really relevant to, anything ever.The only genocide in Syria is of the Christians, Alawis, Mevlevis, and other religious minorities.
1,500 years ago, Syria was a majority-Christian country. Now, the few remaining Christians in Syria live in constant danger of religious or political violence.
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