The Voice of Yemen
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An independent account dedicated to sharing both mainstream and suppressed news about Yemen.
Video shows an Iranian woman recording a message to Americans, explaining the meaning behind 'Allahu Akbar' to deconstruct Islamophobic narratives of the term.
Moments into the recording, a supposed US-Israeli strike caused an explosion behind her.
At the 98th Academy Awards in Hollywood, Javier Bardem took his stage moment to speak out against war and occupation, declaring “no to war and free Palestine.”
Same religion. Same month. Different worlds. 
To Epstein's class: 
Praying for the cameras, while slaughtering behind closed doors. You can't spend a decade bombing and starving 25 million fellow Muslims in Yemen and still claim the faith. Islam is measured by justice and mercy, not by a photo op. 
The civilians under the bombs never find it funny.
Power without restraint is dangerous! 
Never stop talking about Gaza. Israel killed 8 Palestinians today! 
Saudi Arabia is responsible for this. 
The Iranians really should've written this evacuation notice in Hebrew or English!
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It's not safe in Dubai anymore.
Iranian television issues an urgent warning to citizens in the UAE to immediately evacuate the ports marked in red. 
Just a reminder!
Israeli PM Mileikowsky "Netenyahu": Extreme Islam, both Sunni and Shia, is a threat to the entire world. No more pretending, he just made it clear that to him, Sunni and Shia are the same. Anyone trying to keep Muslims divided is serving his agenda.
The UN and its agencies are exploiting Yemenis' suffering to get funding. If they actually cared about what's going on in Yemen, they'd have the guts to call out the real cause and point fingers at who is responsible. But no, they don't want the crises to end, cause that means no more funding! 
Despite the rain and fasting, hundreds of thousands marched in Sana'a to mark International Quds Day.
BREAKING | After failing to turn Muslims against Iran, Israel is now preparing a false flag attack. 