Vanessa Beeley

بِسۡمِ ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحۡمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ After years of thinking, I finally decided to make Hijra to the holy Islamic Republic of Iran. I will probably face poverty for a few years (and if lucky, hopefully catch up later and start a new life again). I will face difficulties, but I have purchased my freedom to stand on the right side of history and serve the only just cause in current global politics. Nothing is more valuable than freedom and standing with what's right. From now on, I will write what I see day to day in Iran and our struggle against the enemies of Islam and humanity, as accurately as possible. Additionally, now that I am in the land of Tawhid, I will finish my book and republish it in the coming days. Likewise, I will publish the translation of the book "Jihad: the Ultimate Dawa" tomorrow. What is very interesting so far is how different people are from a few years ago. People are in the streets every night (almost in every neighbourhood I passed) marching in support of the Islamic Republic in small groups. For the first time, I have seen the Iranian diaspora and average Iranians speaking in support of the IR openly without hesitation. The spirit is very high and the enemies inside, at least for now, are very quiet. This really reminded me of the points I made in my article "Blood Speaks Louder Than Sanctions." The nation is being revived, InshaAllah. https://x.com/i/status/2065332886723584071

⚠️ Details of the potential deal between US and Iran: 🔸Permanent & immediate cessation of war on all fronts, including Lebanon 🔸US commitment to non-interference in Iran's internal affairs and respect for the sovereignty of the I.R.Iran. 🔸Full withdrawal of the naval blockade within 30 days 🔸US commitment to withdraw its forces from around Iran 🔸Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days under Iranian arrangements 🔸Suspension of sanctions on the sale of oil, petrochemical products, and derivatives, and full access of Iran to its financial resources. 🔸US and its allies' obligation to present reconstruction plans for Iran amounting to at least 300 billion dollars 🔸60-day negotiation period to reach a final deal on nuclear issues and the complete lifting of primary and secondary US sanctions, as well as UN Security Council and IAEA Board of Governors resolutions 🔸Reiteration of Iran's commitment under the NPT treaty not to produce nuclear weapons 🔸During the negotiation period, the US won't deploy forces to the region and won't impose new sanctions. 🔸Release of 24 billion dollars of Iran's frozen funds during the 60-day final negotiation period. Half of this amount must be made available to Iran before the start of negotiations. 🔸Establishment of a supervisory mechanism to implement the agreement. 🔸The final agreement will be approved by a UN Security Council resolution. 🔸Final negotiations will not begin before the release of half of Iran's frozen funds, suspension of Iran's oil sanctions, and lifting of the naval blockade. The final agreement will solely address the fate of enriched materials and enrichment, lifting of sanctions, and Iran's economic reconstruction plan. Discussions on Iran's missile program and support for resistance groups are definitively excluded from the agenda. https://x.com/i/status/2065331784817013024

Israel has carried out at least 16 attacks since dawn that targeted vital civilian infrastructure and healthcare institutions in south Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley. The morning began with heavy artillery shelling that explicitly targeted the immediate perimeters of the Nabatieh Government Hospital and the Nabih Berri University Government Hospital, in south Lebanon. The attacks in the south then expanded into the Bekaa, where a drone strike targeted the plains between Hizzine and Taraya, followed by a series of heavy airstrikes on the Barghaz Valley. In Western Bekaa, Mashghara was hit repeatedly by Israeli drone strikes, accounting for six of today's attacks alone. Meanwhile, consecutive airstrikes targeted residential areas in Toura, Shoukin, Deir Qanoun al-Nahr, and Abbassiyeh. On the ground, the Lebanese Army successfully intervened to dismantle an unexploded Israeli munition dropped directly inside a critical water treatment station in Ibl al-Saqi. This operation led to them discovering an Israeli surveillance drone monitoring the Halta area of Hasbaya. This wave of Israeli aggression builds on yesterday's attacks, which reached the hundreds, including 15 massive airstrikes and a massacre that killed nine people in Tayr Debba. Since March 2, US-backed Israeli attacks have killed at least 3,666 people killed and more than 11,321 injured. There have been over 160 direct attacks on healthcare facilities and medical teams, which includes the complete destruction of more than 100 emergency vehicles. https://x.com/i/status/2065025522564776069

"Return to sender." There is a level of irony here that even the best political satirists could not have written. The Apollo pagers that became associated with one of the most shocking Israeli terrorist attacks ever carried out in modern history against Lebanese civilians have now reappeared in a way nobody expected. The very devices that spread fear, chaos, and grief across Lebanon have become a symbol of something entirely different: Memory. For months, Lebanese families were told to move on, to forget, to accept what happened as just another chapter in an endless cycle of violence. The victims were quickly reduced to statistics, while many of the same voices that constantly preach about human rights and international law found excuses, justifications, or silence. But people remember. They remember who suffered. They remember who looked away. And they remember who believed that terror could break a nation's will. That is why this image resonates so deeply. In a brilliant twist few could have predicted, the Apollo pagers are reportedly making their return journey aboard Hezbollah's fiber-optic FPV drones being shot at terrorist Israeli occupation soldiers in south Lebanon. If the image carries a message, it is a simple one: wiz wiz...return to sender.

🇮🇷🇺🇸🇧🇭| Iran’s Army (Artesh) says it targeted & hit the US 5th Fleet in Bahrain with various drones. The drones attacked the communication antennas & radar facilities of the 5th Fleet's Patriot system. Images confirm that Iranian drones struck a US early warning radar site on Jabal ad Dukhan, Bahrain. @FotrosResistancee

❗️Israel moves to fund 61 illegal settlements across occupied West Bank in major expansion push Israel's cabinet is expected to approve a plan allocating more than $350 million over several years to support the establishment of 61 illegal settlements across the occupied West Bank, according to a draft government decision obtained by media operative and Axios propagandist Barak Ravid. The proposal, promoted by Jewish supremacist settler leader and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, would fund mobile homes, public facilities, infrastructure, and support services, including in strategically sensitive areas such as the Jordan Valley and South Hebron Hills. According to reports, some settlements would begin receiving state funding before the planning process is completed, allowing authorities to establish new facts on the ground that could later become permanent settlements. The move is being described as one of the largest settlement expansion initiatives in decades and comes amid a broader push by Israel to consolidate control over the occupied West Bank. The plan follows the recent approval of 2,162 additional settlement housing units, with Smotrich openly framing settlement construction as a means of strengthening Israel's hold on the territory and preventing the establishment of a Palestinian state.

Source: Al-Arab Al-Janoubi Al-Amili Archive – London, June 10, 2026. "Hamza Hammoud (2001–2026), the son of the border town of Markaba and of the Bir al-Abed neighborhood in Beirut's southern suburbs, was not a resistance fighter. Rather, he was an ordinary young man from a southern Lebanese family that had known occupation all too well since at least 1978. Forced to leave their homeland, the family settled in Beirut's southern suburbs, where Hamza was born. Although he never experienced occupation firsthand, he grew up witnessing its opposite: resistance, its victories, and the spirit of defiance and dignity it instills. Over years of struggle and sacrifice, that spirit became a defining feature of the resistance community. It seems that, on his final journey, Hamza needed nothing more than an overwhelming sense of anger and rejection of occupation to take up whatever weapon he could find, in his case, a pistol and a knife, and ride his motorcycle from Bir al-Abed to the far south. Friends of the martyr recount that, two days before his death, Hamza called relatives and friends while in the deep south. He spoke of his outrage at the occupation and its crimes and revealed his decision to seek revenge, fully aware that the road ahead would almost certainly end in death. His journey from Beirut into the occupied zone was far from easy. At one point, he reportedly spent the night in a valley close to enemy forces before continuing toward his hometown of Markaba. It appears that he chose to bid a final farewell to his village, its martyrs, and its destroyed homes before crossing into occupied territory. There, inside a border settlement, he confronted enemy forces and engaged them with his light personal weapons until he was martyred. Hamza Hammoud's story opens a new window onto the nature of resistance to occupation in southern Lebanon. The deepening and prolonged reality of occupation is driving young people, many of whom do not necessarily belong to organized resistance movements, to seek their own ways of confronting and expelling it. While Hamza may stand alone today, both local and global historical experiences demonstrate that such paths often begin with a single individual before growing and spreading, much like a snowball that gathers size and momentum as it rolls. There is little doubt that Hamza's action generated significant concern within Israel, prompting investigations, studies, and the reassessment of numerous military and security assumptions. Hamza, a lone young man, untrained, lacking sophisticated equipment, organizational backing, or even detailed knowledge of the region's hills, valleys, caves, and terrain, shattered a narrative promoted for nearly two years by the Israeli military and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. That narrative revolves around the so-called "security buffer zone" or the alleged "yellow line", which was supposed to guarantee security and stability for northern settlements and their residents. Yet Hamza, the fedaye'e who crossed, the martyrdom-seeker who arrived, found himself face to face with Israeli soldiers in the heart of a military position inside a border settlement. They were many; he was alone. Unafraid and undeterred, he carried with him the memory of dozens, perhaps hundreds, of fallen friends. The image of the narrow alleyways of Bir al-Abed crossed his mind, and he felt a moment of longing. Then he turned toward nearby Markaba, his occupied hometown. Its breeze touched him, calming his heart and easing his yearning. Finally, he laid his cheek upon the soil of Palestine and drifted into eternal rest, tracing with his warm, flowing blood a path for future fedayeen, for those who one day will arrive, who one day will cross." ❤️Glory to our hero martyrs❤️

Why the United States has no legal claim to the Strait of Hormuz? Dr Foad Izadi explains. 🔸 Follow @PoliticalAficionado on: Twitter | YouTube | Telegram | UpScrolled

🇮🇷| ❗️Iran’s central military command (Khatam al-Anbiya) Says the Strait of Hormoz is now closed to all vessels because of regional insecurity and US attacks in Hormozgan. It warns that any ship passing through will be targeted, and denies US claims that ships have passed through the strait. @FotrosResistancee

🇺🇸🇮🇷| Trump: “We are going to be attacking Iran and attacking them very hard. We will be resuming bombing. We have the right to do that. They shot down our helicopter.” @FotrosResistancee

We teach life, sir. If your plan is to eliminate the organized resistance, then what exactly is your answer for the countless individuals who remain... those who carry the same conviction, the same memory and the same will? Movements are not sustained by structures alone. They endure through people. And people cannot be erased as easily as organizations. Exhibit A of heroism. The Lebanese Man Who Penetrated The Border & Clashed With Soldiers Acted Alone was NOT part of Hezbollah or any resistance group, his name is Hamza Hammoud. The lone resistance fighter managed to cross the Lebanese border, bypass all Israeli enemy warning systems & soldiers. Imagine a wave of lone soldiers just like him. Israel miscalculated in Lebanon. Muslim Shia of south Lebanon will never surrender.

Israeli entity Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reportedly called on the Israeli enemy military to consider arresting the wives and children of Lebanese resistance fighters and transferring them to Israeli entity detention facilities. Ben-Gvir stated: > "We must think outside the box. Occupying territory and killing large numbers is important, but arresting their women and children and taking them to prison is what hurts them the most." The more the Zionist regime finds itself unable to break the will of the resistance despite months of aggression, the more some of its most extreme figures resort to rhetoric that openly targets civilians, women, and children. Such statements reflect profound desperation. As for Ben-Gvir himself, these remarks are entirely consistent with a long record of inflammatory terrorist and discriminatory positions. Throughout his political career, he has repeatedly been accused by human rights organizations, legal experts, and even political figures within Zionist Israel itself of promoting racist policies, collective punishment, and hostility toward Arabs and Palestinians. His public record is filled with statements advocating terrorism against entire communities based on their national or ethnic identity, making him one of the most controversial and extremist figures in Zionist Israel today. When a "politician" reaches the point of proposing the imprisonment of women and children as a tool of warfare, he is simply exposing the moral bankruptcy of the ideology he represents simply because his mercenaries are losing in Lebanon.

🇮🇷| IRGC operator during the launch of missiles at US bases says: “These iron fists will destroy you and drive you out of the region, with the help of God's power.” Scene of at least 11 long-range solid-fuel missiles towards Muwaffaq al Salti US Air Base. @FotrosResistancee

The Israeli occupation forces have issued a threat to all of the southern Lebanese city of Tyre, including the Christian Quarter, surrounding towns and villages, and Palestinian refugee camps, resulting in the forced displacement of hundreds of thousands of residents. ￭ Previous forced displacement threats against the city had excluded the Christian Quarter, where several residents had sought refuge in an effort to avoid displacement and bombardment. Follow us on X and Instagram !

Israeli occupation minister Itamar Ben-Gvir proposed kidnapping Lebanese women and children as psychological warfare to break the Lebanese resistance’s morale, during a political-security cabinet meeting on Tuesday. ￭ "Let's start thinking outside the box about Hezbollah," Ben-Gvir reportedly said, "Also, conquering territory and killing many terrorists, but also arresting their women and youth and taking them to terrorist prisons. That's what hurts them the most." ￭ There are already dozens of Lebanese men who have been abducted and imprisoned in Israeli torture prisons since 2023, although the exact number is unknown, because the occupation refuses to acknowledge their existence or allow any contact with family and lawyers. Follow us on X and Instagram !

"No more war"?