Israeli authorities forced a Palestinian family to leave their home and hand it over to Jewish settlers: “This is my home. I’ve lived here for 50 years… My children and grandchildren grew up here. God is my witness, it’s so hard to leave.” —Today, Palestinian woman Hajah Umm Nasser Rajabi tearfully bid farewell to her home in the Sirwan Batn Hawa neighborhood of East Jerusalem after Israeli forces forced her to evacuate and hand over her house to foreign Jewish settlers.

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Israel came to Gaza, where creatures and savages are alike. That petite girl, on her son's skateboard, amidst the ruins of her homeland, rayonne plus que tout cet État sioniste illégitime.

I am incredibly proud of my compatriot, Ahmed Ahmed, an immigrant from the North Levant, who was shot twice while protecting and saving innocent Jewish lives. He makes the Levant and his community proud and sets a high standard in the fight against terrorism and anti-Semitism. He is a true hero.

Note: Ahmed Fares Cidiak was no exception: after converting from Maronite Christianity to Christianity, he changed his name to Ahmed.

Muslims and Christians stand side by side, singing praises to Jesus in unison ❤️ This is true unity 🕊️☮️✌️🏼 📍Lebanon

Before you begin your vile racism against Muslims, please greet Ahmed Ahmed, the 43-year-old Muslim citizen from Australia who subdued and apprehended one of the gunmen in the Bondi Beach shooting. He is a hero.

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This is truly fascinating. Al-Alai, Lebanon's largest Druze city (and the world's second-largest Druze city after Suwayda), is now openly celebrating Christmas! 🎄 While Al-Alai also has a Christian minority, and was larger before the civil war, to my recollection, I have never witnessed a large-scale Christmas tree lighting ceremony or Christmas market opening in my lifetime. (These events are usually confined to Beirut and Christian-majority areas.) The Druze have experienced a turbulent year, prompting them to re-examine their identity and rethink their political and cultural orientation. This is a clear yet subtle sign of this shift.

2/ For the results of this study (second-order approximation), the relative metabolic equivalents (METs) are more important than the absolute values. Statistics is difficult, but not that difficult.