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பற்றி எரிகிறது இஸ்ரேல் அதிபர் பெஞ்சமின் நாதன்யாகு அரபு நாடுகளின் உதவிகளை கோரியுள்ளார், வினை விதைத்தவன் வினையறுப்பான். அரசன் அன்று கொள்வான் தெய்வம் நின்றுக்கொள்ளும்.யூதனே! நெருப்புக்கு அஞ்சிக் கொள்.. °°°°=°°°°°°°°°°°°=°°°°°°°°°°°° யூதனே! பற்றி எரியும் நெருப்பு வெறும் மூன்று நாள் சமாச்சாரம் அல்ல.... உன் 100 வருட சதியின் விளைச்சல்... உன் பாவத்தின் சம்பளம்... பெரும் பலசாலி புத்திசாலி புஜபல பராக்கிரமன் என யூதனாகிய உன்னை மெச்சிப் புகழ்ந்த அரபுகள் இன்று அழுகிறார்களாம்.. காருனைப் புகழ்ந்த பனூ இஸ்ராயீல்களைப் போல் இன்று பதறுகிறார்களாம் அல்லாஹு நம்மை காப்பாற்றி விட்டான் الحمد لله என்கிறார்களாம்... கல்வியில் கலையில் ஆற்றலில் அறிவில் யூதர்களைப் போல் யாருமில்லை என்றவர்கள் எல்லாம்... இன்று இறைவனுக்கு இணையில்லை என்கிறார்களாம்... இறைவனைத் தவிர வேறில்லை استغفر الله என்கிறார்களாம்.... கிலாஃபத்தை ஒழித்தவர்கள் ... கிலாஃபத் மீண்டும் உருவாகிடாதிருக்க இஸ்ரேலை உருவாக்கியவர்கள்... எல்லோரும் இன்று உடைந்து நொறுங்கி விட்டார்களாம்.. அமெரிக்காவும் ஐரோப்பாவும் அழுகிறதாம்.. யூதர்களே! இந்தியா ஒப்...

Nov 16,2016 By RVision TV Correspondent Maungdaw —  The Burmese Navy opened fires at two paddle-boats (canoes) carrying some Rohingya people — fleeing the army killings at their villages in northern Maungdaw — on board in the Naff River around 9 PM last night (on November 15 night), a reliable source reported. A boatful of people numbering 7 are believed to have died as their boat was hit by bullets and subsequently capsized in the river. The Navy caught the second boat and investigated the people on board. Post that, the navy took off the paddles from the boat and set it adrift towards the sea. As luck would have it, they encountered a fishing boat just at the mouth of the Bay of Bengal after floating in the river for hours. The fishing boat saved them, according to a statement from a surviving victim. Many numbers of people are fleeing from the military assaults in Maungdaw to Bangladesh by boats. However, not all of them manage to reach to Bangladesh but get disappe...

A satellite image from Nov. 10 shows a Muslim village burned down in an arson spree allegedly committed by Myanmar’s army. According to Human Rights Watch, at least 400 buildings in Muslim-majority parts of Myanmar have been destroyed. Credit:  Human Rights Watch/Courtesy If Myanmar’s notorious army is to be believed — that’s a very big if — its soldiers are facing a highly deranged adversary. Along Myanmar’s marshy coastline, villages keep going up in flames. All of them belong to the Rohingya, a horribly persecuted Muslim group. The arsonists? Muslims themselves, according to the army. The Rohingya, we are told, are burning their own homes to attract well-armed government platoons — and then sprinting at them with knives, berserker style, so that they can get  mowed down  by the dozens. This narrative defies logic. But it’s hard to challenge directly — and that’s how the army likes it. Myanmar’s military has turned much of the Rohingya’s homela...

Heartbreaking footage showing the aftermath of Rohingya Muslim children being burnt alive by the Myanmar army in front of their mothers.

Bhopal encounter: Another purported video of event shows men willing to surrender Earlier footage showed the police pumping bullets into unarmed men lying on the ground A video shot on a mobile phone purporting to show the undertrials who escaped from Bhopal Central Jail on Monday seems to depict five of the eight men expressing a willingness to surrender to the police. The video, shot at the spot where the men were eventually killed, seems to shows five of them standing on a rock outcrop. A policeman radios back to the control room with the information that five of the men were willing to talk, while three were trying to sneak away. The policeman then orders his colleagues to surround the suspects. Some of the men can be seen raising their hands, indicating a desire to surrender. The eight men, alleged members of the banned group Student's Islamic Movement of India, had escaped from Bhopal Central Jail early on Monday after killing a security guard. The video emerg...