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Hezbollah is the reason why Lebanon isnt still occupied by Israel. If it wasnt for Hezbollah Lebanon would be another West Bank full of Jewish settlements and a shrinking Arab population.

Your questions are already prejudiced and accusatory without you even knowing whether what you are asking is actually true or not. But still, i'll give my opinion. 1) Hezbollah is an ally of Iran and whether you like it or not, it is a part of the Lebanese establishment and is a legitimate...

Hezbollah Appears to Acknowledge a Spy at the Top By ANNE BARNARD JAN. 5, 2015 BEIRUT, Lebanon — The admission from Hezbollah’s deputy chief was startling. The group, he said over the weekend, is “battling espionage within its ranks” and has uncovered “some major infiltrations.” To analysts...

I also have to disagree with you on many points. The Jondallah of Abdolmalek Rigi was different to the Pakistani groups with the same name. The Jondallah of Abdolmalek Rigi never attacked any targets inside Pakistan. Likewise, the Balouch rebellion in Pakistan is not connected to the anti-Iran...

What? I am Iranian, or British-Iranian if you want to be exact about where i live.

By having connections to Pakistani intelligence does not necessarily mean that the ISI or Pakistani army as institutions are supporting anti-Iran terrorist groups as their policy, it just means that Pakistani agents have had contacts with these groups in the past but have not taken any action...

It may not be a war between the two states, but there are of course many Pakistani actors involved in this war, such as the Pakistani drug traffickers which have political connections and protection from Pakistani politicians in your Balochestan and the Pakistani sectarian groups (Sipah e Sahaba...

2 Killed in Terrorist Attack in Iran’s Southeast January 02, 2015 - 12:22 TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Unknown assailants killed 2 people in Iran’s southeastern province of Sistan and Balouchestan on Thursday evening. Provincial police chief General Hossein Rahimi told the...

Some more insight into Jeash al-Adl safe havens and supporters in Pakistan: The Dangerous Drug-Funded Secret War Between Iran and Pakistan - The Daily Beast

Kurds also say the same about Arabs leeching off them and their territory. So who is right?

Yes there is a correct way to refer to "it". You refer to each country by its name or regions by their specific geographies. But you a deluded and hypocritical "Arab nationalist" that believes in Orientalist constructions of North Africa and the Middle East so-called "Arab world" so i am not at...

The Kurds have become cunning, they are squeezing Iraq for as much as they can get out of it before they leave it in the ditch for dead.

The so-called "Arab world" is also just a fiction of the 'secularists' and 'nationalists' that you oppose, so why do you talk in terms of an 'Arab world' being 'this and that' ? In reality there isnt really an 'Arab world' unless you are a pan-Arab nationalist. Arabic-speaking countries dont...

He does know about it. We've already been through this 'explosion' in Iran and the resulting 'Islamic rule' turned out to be worse than monarchy and republicanism. Arabs deserve 'Islamic rule' only insofar as they will get to truly experience it for themselves and know the many failures of...

Anti-Islam? Arabs are the epitome of Islam.

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The Kurdish border city of Kobane in Northern Syria has been under siege by Islamic State fighters for more than three months. But Kurdish forces are managing to retain hold of most of the city. As well as keeping IS at bay � they see getting their story out to the rest of the world as a vital...

"The Kurdish border city of Kobane in Northern Syria has been under siege by Islamic State fighters for more than three months. But Kurdish forces are managing to retain hold of most of the city. As well as keeping IS at bay � they see getting their story out to the rest of the world as a vital...

Deaths in Iraq show two sides of Iran's role in sectarian conflict | World news | theguardian.com

It doesnt matter what the regime promotes. People dont need a government to 'officially' recognize or promote a festival or celebration, they can do this themselves, and thats what Iranians have always done. Traditions like Shab-e Yalda, Norooz, Sizdah Bedar etc survived because of ordinary...