@realDonaldTrump on Truth Social. https://t.co/PnscvEUPP5

Egyptian programmer Badr El-Khamisy launched a digital initiative to honor every Palestinian who has been killed in Israeli bombings during the ongoing genocide on Gaza. So far, over 60,000 names have been documented, each represented as a point of light on the screen. Clicking a point reveals the name of the martyr.

Podcaster Joe Rogan criticizes Israel’s invasion of Lebanon, calling it a claim to “stop the terrorists,” while comedian Theo Von responds, saying, “If you want to stop them, stand in front of the mirror.” https://t.co/cmNl4uIg1f

Yesterday, US-Israeli airstrikes bombed the historic Pasteur Institute in Tehran, a century-old health research center and part of the international Pasteur network. Founded in 1920, the institute has played a key role in disease research, epidemic control, and vaccine production in Iran and the broader Middle East for over a century.

Iran showing solidarity with the 30K Oracle employees laid off yesterday. Powerful.

The more civilian infrastructure we destroy in Iran and the more we set back their economy, the more determined Iran will be to extract the maximum possible toll from oil passing through what is now their strait. That toll will be paid by us and the rest of the world through a higher cost of living. So just be aware that every video of a bridge being blown up, a pharmaceutical plan destroyed, a medical clinic flattened, is a video of something *you* are going to pay to rebuild.

💢🇮🇶 Three members of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) were killed in a U.S.-Israeli strike on the 53rd Brigade in Tal Afar, a city in Nineveh province in northwestern Iraq near the Syrian border, the Iraqi News Agency reported Thursday. The Islamic Resistance of Iraq, an umbrella of mostly Iran-aligned armed factions in Iraq, said it had carried out 41 retaliatory operations against U.S. bases in Iraq and the region on Wednesday, deploying “dozens of drones and missiles.” The statement was reported by Iran’s state news agency ISNA.

💢 Strikes destroying Iranian pharmaceutical facilities have cut off life-saving treatment for hundreds of thousands of patients with severe and chronic illnesses, including for cancer patients, with independent experts warning the attacks constitute war crimes under international law, according to Deutsche Welle Persian. Iran sees roughly 150,000–200,000 new cancer cases annually. IFRC speaks about the humanitarian conditions in Iran in this interview below ⬇️

💢 Strikes on Iranian pharmaceutical facilities constitute war crimes under international law, independent experts told Deutsche Welle Persian, as evidence emerges of a healthcare collapse across the country. Iran’s deputy health minister said approximately 24 pharmaceutical and medical facilities have sustained partial or total damage since the war began. Tofigh Daru, Iran’s largest producer of cancer drugs, anesthetics, and surgical medications, was completely destroyed on March 31. ▪️ A cancer patient told the Iranian newspaper Sharg they approached the MAHAK cancer charity for basic post-chemotherapy medication and were told: “We don’t have any either” ▪️ Non-emergency surgeries are being postponed due to anesthesia shortages ▪️ In some Tehran neighborhoods, a single doctor is seeing 200 to 300 patients per day Human rights physicians Hasan Nayeb-Hashem and Hamid Hemmatpour, both based in Austria, told DW the strikes fall “outside all legal frameworks of war.” Israel has claimed Tofigh Daru supplied chemicals to a Revolutionary Guard weapons program — an assertion Nayeb-Hashem flatly rejected.

🚨 Ibrahim Tayseer Al-Khalidi was killed in an Israeli strike near Salah Al-Din Street in Bureij camp, central Gaza. https://t.co/Jp1Pnkif7G

🚨 HEARTBREAKING: Haneen Mohammad Tawfiq Al-Hour, 27, was shot and killed by an Israeli quadcopter drone this evening in the Abd Al-Al area of Nuseirat camp, central Gaza. Israel continues to violate the ceasefire agreement daily. https://t.co/ep8l1EXSWJ

The Longest & Latest Lego Animation produced by Akhbarenfejari / Explosive Media so far !!! "The veil is thinning. Good. Evil. Time is running out. Choose your side. 𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐄 𝐔𝐏!" https://t.co/9RLDnlipG2

Israel is still committing genocide in Gaza. Israel is still committing genocide in Gaza. Israel is still committing genocide in Gaza. Israel is still committing genocide in Gaza. Israel is still committing genocide in Gaza. Israel is still committing genocide in Gaza. https://t.co/DnBcEQl72P

I knew Dr. Kamal Kharazi from my time in cognitive science. He has a PhD in industrial psychology from the University of Houston, and he used his connections to build something like an NIH for cognitive science in Iran — funding research, founding institutes. Today, his home was bombed. His wife was killed. He is critically injured. Either this was indiscriminate — bombing residential neighborhoods — which is terrifying. Or it was targeted — assassinating an 80-year-old academic-diplomat in his home — which is also terrifying. There is no good version of this story. And now I'm thinking about my other colleagues still in Iran.

🚨 Gaza had 22,000 orphans before October 2023. That number has tripled to 64,616. Among them: 3,209 children lost both parents. 826 have no surviving family member at all. Gaza City alone accounts for 25,753 of the orphans. https://t.co/wRfqcl2f87

WATCH: Aftermath of U.S. or Israeli strikes on another artillery ammunition depot near Isfahan, Iran. The area reportedly hosts massive artillery stockpiles, as two Iranian Army ground artillery groups are based there. https://t.co/hePXApwKhp

📌 Statement from The People of the Border Villages, an informal group: — History Repeats Itself In 1975, the army disintegrated and disappeared from the border region, which faced danger with bare bodies. The tragedy unfolded in all its dimensions: unarmed civilians besieged, with no support or aid. Today, the army remains intact, numbering eighty thousand soldiers, and its readiness is incomparable to what it was in the 1970s. Yet the expected farce has begun to unfold, as army units withdraw from the towns of Rmeish, Ain Ebel, and Debel, abandoning their duty and leaving thousands of Lebanese to face their fate on their own, struggling to secure basic necessities in what resembles a fight for survival. As citizens, we do not know whether the withdrawal orders are political, military, or both. In either case, the betrayal of trust is an unforgivable sin — a conscious act carried out with prior intent. In the midst of this disgraceful scene, we cannot say, “Forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do.” We, the Lebanese people, and the world at large, are watching how the state abandons its responsibilities and role in the darkest of times. Faced with this reality, we say to those who must hear: the people of the border villages — Christian, Druze, and Sunni — have decided to remain on their land and in their homes. We had hoped the Shiite villages would be included in this decision, but we know this Lebanese community is captive, facing a fate it did not choose. Yes, as throughout our history, we will remain on our land. We will manage our affairs with God’s help and our steadfast Lebanese will. We will defend ourselves with whatever means are available, and we will not hesitate to do what is necessary to achieve this rightful goal, recognized by all laws and norms. From now on, let the failing state and the corrupt, complicit authorities know that the war will end, the darkness will fade, and the sun of truth will rise. And then, standing with truth and justice, we will establish courts and hold every traitor, agent, and corrupt figure accountable. Know this: we will change the course of history, and we will not allow it to repeat itself. The People of the Border Villages March 31, 2026

🗳️ Trump signs executive order creating national voter list, restricting mail-in voting President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday directing the Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration to create a national list of verified eligible voters and seeking to bar the U.S. Postal Service from sending absentee ballots to those not on state-approved lists. Voting law experts say the move unconstitutionally usurps states’ authority to run elections. Federal funding could be withheld from states that do not comply.

🇷🇺 Fire at Russian petrochemicals plant kills three, injures dozens A gas explosion and fire at the Nizhnekamskneftekhim petrochemicals complex in Russia’s Tatarstan region killed at least three people—two employees and a firefighter—and injured 68 on Tuesday, with 21 remaining hospitalized. Owner Sibur said a gas mixture exploded following a loss of pressure at a facility producing synthetic rubber and plastics, with the cause of the ignition still unclear.

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💢 Israel says it carried out more than 400 strikes targeting Iranian infrastructure in the past 48 hours, according to official statements reported by Channel 12. Sites hit include a claimed central Defense Ministry complex, weapons production facilities, and key economic facilities. Among them appears to be the Mobarakeh Steel Company, Iran’s largest steel plant, which satellite imagery suggests took a direct hit and sustained heavy damage after being struck at least a second time during this war. It deals a major blow to Iran’s economy, and eliminates a key revenue source amid oil sanctions.

The United States has about 300 MQ-9 Reaper drones in total. The systems cost ~$30-32M each. CBS reports 16 have been shot down in the Iran war - that’s roughly 5% of the fleet. Costing about $500M in losses.

President Donald Trump claimed on Truth Social that Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian had “asked” for a ceasefire, warning he would bomb the country “back to the Stone Ages” unless the Strait of Hormuz reopens. Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf mocked market reactions to misread remarks from Tehran, calling it “out-of-context quotes + manufactured FOMO = war profiteering 101” — essentially a critique of panic-driven trading that saw stock market indexes rise over 3% since Monday morning. Tehran’s actual position has not changed: it may end the war on its stated conditions, including control over access through the Strait of Hormuz.

💢 Drone strikes hit BP subsidiary Castrol site near Erbil, massive fire At least two drones struck a fuel and engine oil warehouse near Erbil in Iraq’s Kurdistan region, triggering a massive fire and thick black smoke, according to AP and Rudaw. Local officials said up to four drones were involved, including a second strike as firefighters and journalists were arriving at the scene, forcing an evacuation amid fears of further attacks. The facility belongs to Castrol, a subsidiary of BP, operating locally with Sardar Group. No casualties were reported. The strike followed a heavy night of attacks, with authorities saying around 30 drones were launched across the Kurdistan Region, many intercepted. Separate strikes also hit a U.S.-linked oil site near Duhok, causing damage, Rudaw reported.

💢 Multiple impact sites reported in central Israel after Iranian strike Impacts from an Iranian missile attack were reported across central Israel, including Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, and near the U.S. Embassy branch, according to Israeli emergency services and Channel 12. Authorities said at least four impact locations were identified, with a building in Bnei Brak sustaining heavy damage, Jerusalem Post writes. 16 people were reported injured, and emergency crews responded throughout the area.

BREAKING: A major sign of a potential U.S. ground invasion! 12 US A-10C Thunderbolt II ‘Warthogs’ just landed at RAF Lakenheath in the UK en route to the Middle East for Operation Epic Fury. This is a major sign of potential ground invasion against Iran. The A-10 is built for close air support. Its 30mm cannon is intended to shred tanks/armor, and it’s known to protect ground troops with rockets, missiles & bombs.

A building has reportedly collapsed in Tel Aviv following Iranian missile strikes this morning, with people said to be trapped beneath the rubble. https://t.co/2NBa9Tbw4k

💢 Beirut: 5 killed in Israeli strikes At least 5 people were killed and 21 wounded in an Israeli strikes on the Jnah neighborhood of Beirut, Lebanon’s Health Ministry said. The attack came without warning, and Israel has not publicly announced the target.

💢 A drone attack hit fuel tanks at Kuwait International Airport, sparking a “large fire,” according to Kuwait’s state news agency KUNA 🔸 The strike targeted facilities belonging to the Kuwait Aviation Fuel Supply Company (KAFACO), with thick smoke reported and emergency crews moving quickly to contain the blaze. 🔸 Authorities said there were no immediate injuries, though material damage was reported. 🔸 KUNA said the attack may have been carried out by Iran-backed militias in Iraq.

🇸🇩 Sudan: Around 13,000 people are being held in the RSF-operated Diqris prison near Nyala in South Darfur, far exceeding its 3,600 capacity, according to the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies. Detainees include soldiers, civilians, and political suspects from across Sudan. Former prisoners describe severe overcrowding, minimal food and water, and the use of schools and offices as cells. Reports say detainees have died from disease and poor conditions, with the site heavily guarded and largely inaccessible to independent monitoring.

I am curious if you’ve had more time to think about this since our conversation @RoKhanna, when you told me that you would not be in favor of conditioning Iron Dome funding based on Israel’s compliance with human rights law. Would you join @AOC on this pledge? https://t.co/fmbgdcMlzn

Imagine this, but without pants. https://t.co/zt8LEqvrbM

Let’s hope so! NO MORE MONEY TO ISRAEL PERIOD!