Julia Kassem

1 week ago | popularresistance.org | Julia Kassem

Above photo: Image composition showing a group of fighters. Vox Ummah. 16 months of brutal genocide and siege have done all but break the Palestinian resistance, which has steadfastly – if not miraculously – fended off and broken the ruthless siege of the Zionist entity. As an official death toll stands at 61,700 – with much more accurate estimates tallying the martyrs at over 300,000, “Israel” has yet again turned to slaughtering civilians.

1 week ago | espanol.almayadeen.net | Julia Kassem

Poco después del cese del fuego entre Hizbullah y la entidad sionista, el Secretario General, el Sheikh Naim Qassem, saludó la victoria de la Resistencia como incluso mayor que la de 2006, ya que la entidad no logró entrar en Líbano después de 66 días de intentos fallidos de invasión terrestre a pesar de desafíos mucho mayores, golpes y dificultades sin precedentes que enfrentó Hizbullah y una entidad implacable que había pasado la mayor parte de las últimas dos décadas y media perfeccionando...

1 week ago | english.almayadeen.net | Julia Kassem

Shortly after the Hezbollah-Zionist entity ceasefire, Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem hailed Hezbollah’s victory as even greater than 2006’s, with the entity failing to enter Lebanon after 66 days of failed attempts at a ground invasion in spite of far greater challenges, unprecedented blows and difficulties faced by Hezbollah, and a relentless entity that had spent the better part of the last two decades and a half honing its treachery to unhinged levels.

1 month ago | islamtimes.com | Julia Kassem

Islam Times - On April 23, Lebanon received preliminary approval for a $400 million World Bank loan, up from the $250 million proposed earlier, on top of $1 billion package announced in March. This came shortly after ultra-Zionist US Envoy to West Asia Morgan Ortagus’s doubling down on her plan that dangles the carrot of disarming and marginalizing the Hezbollah resistance movement and potential normalization with the Israeli regime as a prerequisite for accessing reconstruction aid.

1 month ago | presstv.ir | Julia Kassem

By Julia Kassem On April 23, Lebanon received preliminary approval for a $400 million World Bank loan, up from the $250 million proposed earlier, on top of $1 billion package announced in March. This came shortly after ultra-Zionist US Envoy to West Asia Morgan Ortagus’s doubling down on her plan that dangles the carrot of disarming and marginalizing the Hezbollah resistance movement and potential normalization with the Israeli regime as a prerequisite for accessing reconstruction aid.