Thursday 28 August 2025

Libya Is Rushing To the Side of the Big Satan! Resettlement of Palestinian, and the Illusion of Solidarity

While Zionism has achieved nothing in their attempt to crush the Palestinian resistance, there is still talk of forced resettlement. According to sources from Libya, the country is allegedly going to accept hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in exchange for economic support from the United States. This behavior of the self-proclaimed government in Tripoli is […]

Wednesday 27 August 2025

Military Knowledge: Eitan (Heron TP) Drone

The IAI Eitan drone—known in Hebrew as “Steadfast” within the Israeli Air Force and marketed internationally as the Heron TP—represents a shift from traditional tactical border surveillance toward projecting power deep into distant territories. This evolution marks a transition from the successful Heron-1 system, a medium-altitude long-endurance (MALE) UAV, to the Eitan platform, which belongs to the high-altitude long-endurance (HALE) class. The deployment of such a drone by the Israeli Air Force reflects a longstanding strategic ambition by the Israeli regime to develop capabilities for conducting long-range, high-impact missions.

Wednesday 27 August 2025

Israeli Drone Strike Near Damascus Leaves Six Syrian Troops Dead

Syrian state TV Al Akhbariya reported that Israeli military drones targeted a military facility belonging to the al-Julani government in the western outskirts of al-Kiswah, near Damascus. The attack resulted in the deaths of six fighters affiliated with the government.

Monday 25 August 2025

Military Knowledge: Hermes 900 Drone

The Hermes 900 drone, known in the Israeli Air Force as Kochav (meaning “Star”), is a versatile system classified as a Medium Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) UAV. It is one of the first Israeli drones that has been documented to carry combat payloads. Like other members of the Hermes drone family, it was developed by Elbit Systems.

Monday 25 August 2025

Gradual Fragmentation of Syria: Examining the Most Likely Governance Scenario for Syria’s Future

This analysis outlines the “mini-state governance model” as the most probable scenario for Syria’s future. In this model, the state remains legally unified, but in practice, powerful local entities dominate specific regions, effectively holding real power. The central government is compelled to cooperate with these influential local forces. Although this scenario has received limited public attention, it aligns more closely with Syria’s historical context and social fabric.