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Sheikh Qassem: Our supporters make up more than half of Lebanon's population, and all of these people are united under the banner of protecting Lebanon, its Resistance, its people, and its integrity.

Sheikh Qassem: There will be no phased handing in of our arms. [The Israelis] must first enact the agreement before we start talking about a defensive strategy.

Sheikh Qassem: Be brave in the face of foreign pressures, and we will be by your side in this stance.

Sheikh Qassem: Stripping us of our arms is like stripping us of our very soul, and this will prompt us to show them our might.

Sheikh Qassem: We will not abandon our arms, for they gave us dignity; we will not abandon our arms, for they protect us against our enemy.

Sheikh Qassem: The US efforts we are seeing are aimed at sabotaging Lebanon and constitute a call for sedition.

Sheikh Qassem: If you truly want to establish sovereignty and work for Lebanon’s interests, then stop the aggression.

Sheikh Qassem: The United States, which is meddling in Lebanon, is not trustworthy but rather poses a danger to it.

Sheikh Qassem: The United States is preventing the weapons that protect the homeland.

Almost instantly after the Helsinki Accords were signed, organisations sprouted to document purported violations, whose findings were fed to overseas embassies for international amplification. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

How ‘Human Rights’ became a Western weapon

Kit Klarenberg exposes how the West weaponized “human rights” after the Helsinki Accords, turning a noble idea into a tool for regime change, sanctions, and imperial wars.

The ‘Arab Façade’ for Israeli occupation in Gaza

India's hand in the Balochistan quagmire was already exposed when its Naval Commander was caught red-handed in 2016, tangled up with terrorist outfits to stir the pot in Pakistan and Iran. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

Iran–Pakistan consensus on tackling Balochistan militancy

Palestine will not be liberated by UN reports, but by pursuing a different strategic horizon: one that does not beg for recognition. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)

Economy of Genocide: Albanese's report accuses, but doesn't dismantle system

Why the US is cozying up to Pakistan once more

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Those in Occupied Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria – directly affected by Israeli occupation and apartheid – can claim their right to armed struggle under a series of UN resolutions. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

Resistance and regime change in occupied Palestine

The positions of the current regime in Syria are indefensible, not even from a selfish materialist perspective. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)

Normalisation is death of Arab sovereignty, Syria is the best example

Countries witness to Netanyahu’s blatant Gaza takeover pledge need to put their commitments into action. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)

Why Netanyahu’s Gaza takeover merits substantial pushback

There is little doubt that many developing countries continue to be dismayed by reckless US adventurism as well as Europe’s indifference to the plight of their economies. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Mahdi Rtail)

Understanding the Global South: Missed opportunities or a rising force?

At a pro-Palestine protest in Australia, an activist delivered a powerful message highlighting the catastrophic situation in Gaza under the ongoing Israeli genocide and urging people to take action. His call came as tens of thousands marched across the country on Sunday in what organizers described as the largest coordinated pro-Palestine protests in Australia’s history. Spanning more than 40 cities and towns, the rallies came just days after the United Nations declared a famine in parts of Gaza, intensifying global scrutiny of "Israel’s" ongoing siege. The protests, which began at noon in both metropolitan and regional areas, including Shepparton, Geraldton, and Pine Gap, were endorsed by over 250 civil society groups and unions. These included the Victorian Trades Hall Council, Unions NSW, and Unions WA. Protesters demanded sanctions against "Israel" and an end to Australia’s arms trade with the occupation regime.