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Another Palestinian got the call.
Gaza sources: Muhammad Alyan al-Bayouk received a phone call from the Israeli army, which gave him a choice:
Either he and his family would be bombed inside a school sheltering displaced families, or he could go up to the roof alone in al-Bayouk neighborhood of central Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip.
He chose to protect his family and face death alone.
Israeli drone killed him.
THE ROOFTOP
Moments ago, an Israeli drone killed Palestinian Adham Shalha on the ROOFTOP of his family home in Jabalia refugee camp, northern Gaza Strip.
Go through the reports, and you will find many cases of Israeli drone strikes killing a single Palestinian on the rooftop of a house.
When you see “a rooftop,” it usually means a Palestinian was on an Israeli “target list” during an agreed upon CEASEFIRE.
Usually, an Israeli officer calls and gives him 2 options:
1- Go to the rooftop, and we will kill you.
2-Stay with your family, and we will kill your entire family.
There are documented cases of such calls.
Palestinian journalist Abu Firas once reported this conversation:
Israeli officer: “Hello, this is the Israel Defense Forces. Your name is on the target list, and you have 2 options: either go up to the rooftop or go outside the house.”
Palestinian: “Okay, what’s going on? What did I do? What have I done wrong?”
Israeli officer: “Don’t talk too much. Follow the orders. You have 2 minutes, or we’ll bomb the house with you and your family inside.”
Palestinian: “Okay… I’ll go up to the rooftop. Allah is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs.”
Before leaving, he said goodbye to his family, one by one, then turned to them and said:
“No one come up with me, so no one else dies. I’ll sacrifice myself for you, but I beg you, no one come up with me… Do you hear me, Mom?”
Yemeni journalist Anas Mansour, currently visiting Afghanistan:
“This is a currency exchange stall in Afghanistan. Look how the owner is not even nearby, yet the stall is left open and unlocked, with money in plain sight!
Could money be left out on the street like this in Italy or France? ”
⚡️Syrian sources: Two Syrian Army officers, Muhammad Khalid al-Haj Yusuf and Alaa Muhammad Barhoum, were killed by gunmen in the town of al-Foua, Idlib countryside, while returning home on motorcycles after finishing their shifts.
An account affiliated with the terrorist organization ISIS documented the attack and published a video of it.
Photo 3: The last post by Muhammad al-Haj Yusuf (Abu al-Harith) before he was killed by ISIS:
“I remind you to recite the evening adhkar, and remember me in your prayers.”
Video: Syrian influencers are urging their army personnel to not go home after finishing shift in uniform to avoid getting targted
⚡️Gaza Al-Hares security:
A member of the Israeli occupation collaborator gangs who surrendered confessed that an Arab individual speaking with a Gulf accent conducted training workshops for gang members in journalism and media under the cover of a media organization called "Jusoor News."
The training included instructions on how to appear before the media and highlight humanitarian, civilian, and social aspects, as part of efforts to improve the image of the collaborator gangs and encourage Palestinians to move to the so-called "Yellow Zone" in the Gaza Strip.
Father Saeed al-Darawi, a Syrian Christian priest, addressing his fellow Syrian Muslims during the funeral of civilians killed by Jordan in the village of lutf in Daraa:
“May Allah have mercy on all our martyrs and grant us patience. Today, we offer our prayers for all those we have lost. You are not the only ones who have suffered this loss; we have lost them too. Their martyrdom bears witness before Allah to the injustice and cruelty we (Syrians) endure. May Allah grant you strength and comfort in your grief.”
“I am from the city of Izra in Daraa.
This is a church, and this is a mosque. We have Christians here, possibly more than all the Christians in Jordan.
For 14 years, I swear by Almighty Allah, not a single crime of a sectarian nature has occurred here in Daraa.
Where did this terrorism you speak of come from, King of Jordan?!
If you, King of Jordan, want to show the international community that you are the protector of minorities, do not do it at our expense and at the expense of our childrens blood.
Even if I accepted your claims and believed that the terrorists came from here, the churches of Houran are closer than Karak in Jordan!!!!
Finally, a message to the Syrian government:
If you are incapable of protecting our dignity, leave us alone. We will take up arms again in the south and start a revolution all over again.”
- A Syrian citizen from Izra, Daraa, southern Syria:
Here’s everything you need to know about the recent Jordanian-Syrian events:
1- On October 23, 2026, gunmen carried out an attack targeting a Greek Orthodox church during a funeral in Karak, Jordan, killing 9 people and wounding 34 others, according to Jordanian authorities.
2- On October 26, Jordanian authorities announced the arrest of the perpetrators of the attack and identified them as:
Hazza Zaidan Muhammad
Mishal Zaidan Muhammad
Ahmad Sami Hussein
(Photo 1)
All three are Jordanians from Karak, Jordan, and belong to the same al-Dhunibat family and clan in Jordan.
3- On October 26, the Jordanian Air Force carried out airstrikes on Daraa and Sweida in southern Syria, killing 7 civilians and wounding 3 others, according to the Syrian Civil Defense. (Photo 2)
Five of those killed were members of one family, including 3 children, in the village of Lutf in al-Lajat area of Daraa countryside.
4- Jordanian King Abdullah posted on X:
“Our brave men have pursued them into their hideouts. We said the terrorists would not escape punishment, and neither would anyone whose ideology seeks to divide Jordanians. May Allah have mercy on the martyrs, heal the wounded, and protect our homeland and people from all evil and harm.”
(Photo 3)
5- On October 26, the Jordanian army stated that its airstrikes on Syria, carried out under the name Operation “Jordanian Deterrence - Hamoud,” had been coordinated with the Syrian government.
6- On October 27, the Syrian government stated that no prior coordination had taken place with Jordan regarding the airstrikes:
“No prior coordination took place with the Syrian side regarding this military operation.”
7- Widespread public anger in Syria after the Jordanian Air Force bombed and killed 5 members of one family.
8- Daraa Civil Coordination Committees announced that Jordanian drivers are prohibited from entering Syrian territory until further notice.
9- Syrian authorities announced the closure of the Nasib border crossing between Syria and Jordan.
10- Public calls in Syria for protests outside the Jordanian embassy.
11- Some angry Syrians headed toward the border crossing with Jordan. (Video)
Here’s everything you need to know about the recent Jordanian-Syrian events:
1- On October 23, 2026, gunmen carried out an attack targeting a Greek Orthodox church during a funeral in Karak, Jordan, killing 9 people and wounding 34 others, according to Jordanian authorities.
2- On October 26, Jordanian authorities announced the arrest of the perpetrators of the attack and identified them as:
Hazza Zaidan Muhammad
Mishal Zaidan Muhammad
Ahmad Sami Hussein
(Photo 1)
All three are Jordanians from Karak, Jordan, and belong to the same al-Dhunibat family and clan in Jordan.
3- On October 26, the Jordanian Air Force carried out airstrikes on Daraa and Sweida in southern Syria, killing 7 civilians and wounding 3 others, according to the Syrian Civil Defense. (Photo 2)
Five of those killed were members of one family, including 3 children, in the village of Lutf in al-Lajat area of Daraa countryside.
4- Jordanian King Abdullah posted on X:
“Our brave men have pursued them into their hideouts. We said the terrorists would not escape punishment, and neither would anyone whose ideology seeks to divide Jordanians. May Allah have mercy on the martyrs, heal the wounded, and protect our homeland and people from all evil and harm.”
(Photo 3)
5- On October 26, the Jordanian army stated that its airstrikes on Syria, carried out under the name Operation “Jordanian Deterrence - Hamoud,” had been coordinated with the Syrian government.
6- On October 27, the Syrian government stated that no prior coordination had taken place with Jordan regarding the airstrikes:
“No prior coordination took place with the Syrian side regarding this military operation.”
7- Widespread public anger in Syria after the Jordanian Air Force bombed and killed 5 members of one family.
8- Daraa Civil Coordination Committees announced that Jordanian drivers are prohibited from entering Syrian territory until further notice.
9- Syrian authorities announced the closure of the Nasib border crossing between Syria and Jordan.
10- Public calls in Syria for protests outside the Jordanian embassy.
11- Some angry Syrians headed toward the border crossing with Jordan. (Video)
The victims of the Jordanian bombing in the village of Lutf in the al-Lajat area, Daraa countryside, southern Syria:
-Yaseen Hadi al-Saleem, 10 years old.
-Osama Hadi al-Saleem, 8 years old.
-Lamees Hadi al-Saleem, 6 years old.
-Zaher Saud al-Saleem, 18 years old.
-Lotfiya al-Ali, 90 years old.
