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On November 18, X user Vivid Prowess posted a query to non-Israeli, non-Jewish followers asking their personal reasons for supporting Israel, paired with an Israeli flag image. The post garnered over 300,000 views, nearly 7,000 likes, and 3,600 replies by Thursday, featuring endorsements from figures like Brianna Wu citing strategic defense against radical ideologies and emotional ties to Jewish humanity. Responses highlighted shared values, democracy, biblical faith, historical duty, and personal stories, alongside sharp critiques amid polarized views on ongoing conflicts.

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What drives non-Israelis and non-Jews to back Israel? Vivid Prowess's viral X question exploded with 300,000 views and thousands of raw replies.

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An Orthodox Archbishop presented Donald Trump with Constantine's Holy Cross of Peace, linked to Roman Emperor Constantine the Great who legalized Christianity. The Archbishop compared Trump to Constantine and declared, 'With this Cross, I pray you bring peace to the world, and make America invincible.'

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Syria's Interior Ministry confirmed a large breakout last month after Syrian Democratic Forces withdrew ahead of government arrival on January 20, finding 138 breaches in the perimeter fence and far fewer than the reported 23,500 residents. The SDF countered by accusing Damascus factions of attacks that forced their exit, claiming government forces then released families under ministry watch. U.S. Central Command saw no escapes beforehand, while estimates put those who fled at 15,000 to 20,000, now scattering across the region as the now-nearly-empty camp highlights tensions in post-Assad Syria.

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Thousands of ISIS-linked families slipped away from Syria's Al-Hol camp amid a chaotic handover between Kurdish forces and government troops.

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In Suwayda, southern Syria, the bodies of Sheikh Raed al-Matni and Maher Flahout arrived at the National Hospital on December 1 and 2, showing clear signs of torture like bruises and bloodstains. Witnesses tied the deliveries to vehicles from the National Guard, a militia led by Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri, after detaining al-Matni on November 29 amid accusations of plotting with Damascus. The clerics supported dialogue with the central government, clashing with separatist views, as families and activists demand an independent probe amid rising tensions in the post-Assad province.

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Sheikh Raed al-Matni endured a brutal humiliation as men forced him down and shaved off his mustache and beard, drawing blood in a deep cultural insult. His battered body appeared outside the National Hospital soon after.

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In Moadamiyeh southwest of Damascus, troops arrested Taha al-Zoubi, ISIS's 'Wali' of Damascus also known as Abu Omar Tibiya, along with aides and seized a suicide belt, weapons, and ammo. Hours later in al-Buwayda near Qatana, they killed Mohammad Shahada, the 'Wali of Hauran' who ran sleeper cells in southern Syria since 2018. Brigadier General Ahmad al-Dalati called it a major blow to ISIS networks, vowing an 'iron fist' against terrorism remnants amid stepped-up cooperation with the coalition following the group's 2019 territorial defeat.

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Syrian forces raided hideouts near Damascus, grabbing one top ISIS governor alive and taking out another in a swift second strike. No security personnel were hurt in the coordinated hits with the U.S.-led coalition.

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The underdogs from northern Norway stunned last season's runners-up with a 3-1 home win on February 18 and a 2-1 victory four days later at Inter's stadium. Their run already featured a 3-1 upset over Manchester City in January—thanks to Kasper Høgh's brace in two quick first-half minutes and Jens Petter Hauge's clincher—plus a 2-1 away win at Atlético Madrid. Coach Kjetil Knutsen's squad, built on smart scouting rather than stars, now faces Sporting CP in the round of 16, with a potential quarterfinal against Arsenal if the Gunners beat Bayer Leverkusen.

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From the Arctic Circle, Bodø/Glimt just toppled Inter Milan 5-2 on aggregate, including a gritty 2-1 win at the San Siro. It's the first time in 38 years a Norwegian club has made it this far.

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Posts on X spread unverified claims of a Taliban or Afghan drone attack on sensitive targets in Islamabad as retaliation for Pakistani strikes in Paktia province. Reports mentioned mosque announcements warning residents to evacuate amid fears of Afghan drones. Multiple users debunked the rumors as fake news, citing recycled videos from Karachi's M.A. Jinnah Road and lack of official confirmation.

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Taliban military officials openly called on Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) to conduct suicide bombings in Pakistan's Punjab province, including Lahore. The calls were made in retaliation to Pakistan's airstrikes in Afghanistan that killed civilians. A Taliban commander stated on live TV that while Pakistan has nukes and missiles, they have battalions of suicide bombers.

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The Baloch Yakjehti Committee shared a graphic post on Friday listing around 20 alleged victims of extra-judicial killings in Balochistan, blaming authorities for reprisals against communities amid insurgency. It cites cases like young tailor Yasir Lehri shot in Mastung and Karim Jan found dead after disappearance, invoking Geneva Convention rules against collective penalties. Pushback from others highlights security operations targeting militants, with officials reporting dozens killed in intelligence-based actions; rights groups note verification difficulties in the escalating violence.

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A stark list of 20 names from February hangs heavy in a post calling out daylight shootings and disappeared students found dead.

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Fans discuss clips of former Manchester United commentator Paddy Crerand exhibiting extreme bias, such as immediately affirming contact on United players. They reminisce about controversial refereeing decisions and perceived favoritism towards Manchester United under Sir Alex Ferguson. Rival fans highlight hypocrisy in United supporters' complaints about current decisions given their historical benefits.

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Team Rawalpindi, bought for a record PKR 2.45 billion and relocated from Multan, dropped its PSL 11 franchise name as Pindiz—a mashup of local slang 'Pindi' and a zesty 'z' to capture the city's vibrant spirit. Backer Ahsan Tahir hailed it as unapologetic, simple, and powerful, while the team splashed PKR 8.65 crore on star quick Naseem Shah at the recent auction. Fans split down the middle, with some embracing the global swagger and others calling it the worst name in PSL history amid the league's expansion to eight teams.

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A sleek video soared over Rawalpindi's streets and stadiums, flashing bold words like 'We're changing the game' before revealing the new name: Pindiz.

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Posts on X spread unverified claims of a Taliban or Afghan drone attack on sensitive targets in Islamabad as retaliation for Pakistani strikes in Paktia province. Reports mentioned mosque announcements warning residents to evacuate amid fears of Afghan drones. Multiple users debunked the rumors as fake news, citing recycled videos from Karachi's M.A. Jinnah Road and lack of official confirmation.

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Team Rawalpindi, bought for a record PKR 2.45 billion and relocated from Multan, dropped its PSL 11 franchise name as Pindiz—a mashup of local slang 'Pindi' and a zesty 'z' to capture the city's vibrant spirit. Backer Ahsan Tahir hailed it as unapologetic, simple, and powerful, while the team splashed PKR 8.65 crore on star quick Naseem Shah at the recent auction. Fans split down the middle, with some embracing the global swagger and others calling it the worst name in PSL history amid the league's expansion to eight teams.

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A sleek video soared over Rawalpindi's streets and stadiums, flashing bold words like 'We're changing the game' before revealing the new name: Pindiz.

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Uzbek authorities have long discouraged public Valentine's Day events as an alien holiday, instead promoting poetry readings for national hero Babur, the 16th-century founder of India's Mughal Empire born in Andijan on February 14, 1483. Universities require student pledges against festivities, and youth groups hold annual seminars, festivals, and mall recitals honoring his memoir Baburnama and romantic ghazals about faithless beloveds. While no full ban exists on private celebrations or rose sales, public promotions remain muted, blending national pride with a poetic nod to local heritage.

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Imagine swapping heart-shaped chocolates for medieval love poems by a warrior-poet born on February 14. That's the cultural choice Uzbekistan has leaned into for years.

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