News Right Now: More Woes
The tyrannical US government launched large scale airstrikes on over 30 separate locations in Yemen on Thursday and Friday last week, which killed at least ten young Houthi soldiers, five civilians and wounded many more - according to a spokesman for the Houthi military.
Quran Recitation: Surah Al-Humazah & Hadeeth: Reciting Quran in 7 Different Ways
The Telegraph reports that Unicef delivered half a million vaccines to Gaza to prevent the spread of childhood disease. The United Nations agency warns of an infection risk among Gaza’s 1.9 million internally displaced people.
Pakistan’s army media wing, in its press release No PR-18/2024-ISPR, stated, “In early hours of 18 January 2024, Pakistan carried out effective strikes against hideouts inside Iran used by terrorists responsible for recent attacks in Pakistan. The precision strikes were carried out using killer drones, rockets, loitering munitions and stand-off weapons.
Women's Section of the Central Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir: International Women’s Conference, "How Do We Free Palestine?"
Yesterday, Tuesday, January 16, 2024, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced that it had bombed terrorist targets in both Syria and Iraqi Kurdistan with ballistic missiles at midnight on Monday, January 15, 2024. IRNA reported that the Revolutionary Guards “destroyed a spy headquarters” and “a gathering of anti-Iranian terrorist groups” in Erbil, explaining that “the bombing came in response to recent crimes committed by the enemies”.
Today we are marking the anniversary of January 14th, which ignited the Ummah’s revolution and overthrew the most powerful tyrannical rulers in the region. It was a historic opportunity to get liberated from Western influence and its local tools. The basic demand for which the people came out was clear in what was known as the icon of the Arab revolutions: “The people want to overthrow the regime.”
In early December, Rohingya refugees faced hostility in Aceh, Indonesia, as locals protested their arrival. Once a haven for Rohingya, sentiments have shifted, with online disinformation exacerbating tensions. Professionally-made content and bots spread anti-Rohingya narratives, portraying them as ungrateful and burdensome.
