Houthies mark the 7th anniversary of the war in Yemen by multiple attacks on Saudi Arabia

[_Nabil_]

You are a propagandist and not a Tunisian. Must be Iraqi or Lebanese. Iran's allies in Lebanon killed and abused Palestinians all the time. The Amal movement of Lebanon fought and killed many Palestinians. So did Syrian regime. Hezbollah, Iran, and Syrian regime also killed Lebanese PM and even killed Imad Muginyeh to give power to Nasrallah shill of Iran. Syrian regime tortured and killed Hamas official in Damascus for Hamas refusal to support a terrorist regime. You are hypocrites, supporting Houthi rebellion in Yemen yet opposing Syrian rebellion against a regime who is many times worse. You fought with US in Iraq to topple Saddam. And you fought against Taliban in Afghanistan. And you fought with US against ISIS and with Russia against Rebels. You also assaisinate Sunni clerics in Pakistan. You fought with US/India in Afghanistan against Taliban and Taliban responded:

1998 killing of Iranian diplomats in Afghanistan - Wikipedia

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"Before this incident, Iran was supportive of the Afghan Northern Alliance, and the city of Mazari Sharif was one of the headquarters of the alliance. It is reported that between May and July 1997 Abdul Malik Pahlawan executed thousands of Taliban prisoners as a revenge for the 1995 death of Abdul Ali Mazari. "He is widely believed to have been responsible for the brutal massacre of up to 3,000 Taliban prisoners after inviting them into Mazar-i-Sharif."[4] As revenge, Taliban forces captured Mazar-i-Sharif and killed hundreds of Northern Alliance members, particularly members of the Hazara and Uzbek ethnic group as they were accused of being the ones who carried out the killings of Taliban prisoners."

Your terrorist regime is anti-Islam one. Which gives tiny support to Palestinians as casus belli against Muslims. It's same way Dajjal claims to love Islam and Allah and Ahyul Albayt, if it helps him make Muslims fall into widespread kufr.

Only what in bold is true in your post, the remaining is usual babbling .....

 

[Hack-Hook]

No, Lebanese PM was 100% killed by Hezbollah. Imad Muginyeh was killed in inside job as well. Because he wanted to keep Hezbollah as active party in Palestinian cause. Militarily. Iran did not want that, and neither did Nasrallah. They took him out.

well Israel took moghnyeh out , and nobody yet explained why Israel was monitoring Hariri at the time of his death. you usually do that when you are doing some operation

 

[Falcon29]

I think i said you are right , those tunnels were not Holy Hamas tunnels , but some terrorist group tunnel in Sinai . the ones who died when Egypt filled those tunnels with Gas were no-one but some terrorists .
Egypt would never side with Israel and act against Holy Hamas

Don't worry, we have patience than to start a fitnah. That's what you see, but you don't see the Egyptian tribes and Egyptian officers who facilitate smuggling into Gaza. Meanwhile, you said nothing about Iran-Assad murder of Hamas official and butchering of Palestinians in Lebanon and Syria. Even in Iraq, Sadr group murdered a Palestinian activist who met with Sadr. Or in Iraq:

Nowhere to Flee

This 42-page report documents the drastic deterioration in the security of the estimated 34,000 Palestinian refugees in Iraq since the fall of Baghdad in April 2003.

www.hrw.org

 

[Hydration]

Yep, although one thing, Hamas don't get much from Iran. Much of weapons is not coming from Iran. But, it is coming through Sinai as its our land border and Egyptian intelligence knowingly keeps some smuggling routes active.

No, Lebanese PM was 100% killed by Hezbollah. Imad Muginyeh was killed in inside job as well. Because he wanted to keep Hezbollah as active party in Palestinian cause. Militarily. Iran did not want that, and neither did Nasrallah. They took him out.

They destroyed lebanon and they will never admit it keep your energy iam starting to think theyre trolls

 

[Hack-Hook]

You're like a parasite your goverment never fouaght a single war against israel infact your country was one of the first to recognize it now please put some sand in your mouth and keep your virus inside

a question what I said about those tunnels was right or wrong ? they belonged to Hamas and the ones who died there when you filled them with Gas were Hamas fighter or they were random terrorists ?
be honest with yourself .

 

[Hydration]

a question what I said about those tunnels was right or wrong ? they belonged to Hamas and the ones who died there when you filled them with Gas were Hamas fighter or they were random terrorists ?
be honest with yourself .

Do you think only hamas can make tunnels? Are they supplied with alien like iranian digging technology?

 

[Falcon29]

Only what in bold is true in your post, the remaining is usual babbling .....

Shias order Palestinians to leave Iraq or 'prepare to die'

Palestinians living in Iraq have been warned that they will be killed by Shia militias unless they leave the country immediately.

Iraqi police say the immigrants, who are mostly Sunni Muslims, are the target of a backlash by hardline Shias, including members of the Mehdi Army led by the Shia preacher Moqtada al-Sadr.

More than 600 Palestinians are believed to have died at the hands of Shia militias since the war began in 2003, including at least 300 from the Baladiat area of Baghdad. Many were tortured with electric drills before they died.

Now the Shia militias are stepping up their campaign to drive out Iraq's 20,000 remaining Palestinians – half the estimated 40,000 living in the country at the start of the war, all of whom were welcomed by Saddam Hussein and provided with housing, money and free education.

Hundreds of Iraqis were forced to leave their homes to make way for the migrants, many of whom joined the ruling Ba'ath party.

Sheik Mahmoud El Hassani, a spokesman for the Mehdi Army, said the Palestinians had brought their suffering on themselves. He said Shias believed they were in league with Sunni extremists and al-Qaeda.

"We are sure that all the Palestinians in Iraq are involved in killing the Shia people and they have to pay the price now," he said. "They lived off our blood under Saddam. We were hungry with no food and they were comfortable with full bellies. They should leave now, or they will have to pay."

Kareem Zakia, 61, said his son, Yeha Ahmed, was kidnapped and killed in the Karada area of Baghdad two weeks ago. "The kidnappers called me and told me that they had taken my son because he came from Palestine and all the Palestinians support the Sunni terrorists. I found my son's body the next day with many holes in his belly made by a drill."

He ordered his two other sons to leave with his wife and two daughters, but neighbouring Jordan refused to allow them to cross the border – as it has with many Palestinians trying to flee Iraq.

Ahmed Mahmood, 26, a Palestinian in Baladiat, said he had paid a ransom of nearly £3,000 to free his brother, Murad Mahmood, 38.

The kidnappers in Sadr City, a Shia area of Baghdad, told him where to collect his brother, but he arrived to find he had been killed.

"We found him dead with signs of torture on his body," Ahmed said. "They called us the next day and said, 'We killed your brother because all the Palestinians in Iraq love Saddam Hussein and this is what will happen to you and all your families'."

Captain Sary Farhan, a police spokesman, said people had been arrested for the killings but later released.

"All these criminals belong to Shia militias and were released a few days after. They have strong backing in the government," he said. Police report Iranian weapons have been taken from arrested militia members.
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Like I said, quit dragging Palestine into every thread to justify your conflicts with Muslim nations. War in Yemen has nothing to do with Palestine. When you pretend to be some champion for Palestinians, and actually treat them terribly behind all the loud theatrics in public.

 

[Hack-Hook]

Don't worry, we have patience than to start a fitnah. That's what you see, but you don't see the Egyptian tribes and Egyptian officers who facilitate smuggling into Gaza. Meanwhile, you said nothing about Iran-Assad murder of Hamas official and butchering of Palestinians in Lebanon and Syria. Even in Iraq, Sadr group murdered a Palestinian activist who met with Sadr. Or in Iraq:

Nowhere to Flee

This 42-page report documents the drastic deterioration in the security of the estimated 34,000 Palestinian refugees in Iraq since the fall of Baghdad in April 2003.

www.hrw.org

well if I'm not wrong in Iraq sadr group is not that much aligned with Iran . about killing of Palestinian in Syria it was done by asad father , and i guess every one knew we didn't had that much influence there at the time.
and the only people who died by Hezbollah in Lebanon in recent years are cannibals who tried to enter Lebanon from Syria and start a cannibal feast there , are you suggesting those cannibals are hamas official or you are talking about those Isis head chopper who were entrenched in Palestinian camp in Lebanon , if so they were smoke out by Lebanon army not Hezbollah.

 

[_Nabil_]

What idea? Your only idea is to deceive people and parade Iranian regime as God send divine gov't. It's nonsense and easily debunked. I already showed you what Syrian regime did to Hamas officials and how they butchered Palestinians in Yarmouk. And how Taliban killed Iranian diplomats in response to Iran-supported massacre of Pashtuns.

You are a lost cause, you quoted my post regarding the religious roots of houthis, then finished talking about Taliban, Syrian regime, North alliance, Amal and Hezbollah ..... You just forgot to talk about the Annunaki .....

 

[Hack-Hook]

Do you think only hamas can make tunnels? Are they supplied with alien like iranian digging technology?

so you deny they were Hamas tunnels . good ,I was just wanted every one specially that falcon Iran obsessed guy see how honest you are when dealing with Holy Hamas

 

[Hydration]

You are a lost cause, you quoted my post regarding the religious roots of houthis, then finished talking about Taliban, Syrian regime, North alliance, Amal and Hezbollah ..... You just forgot to talk about the Annunaki .....

as i see one who backs up his claims with multiple sources i see the other backing up his claims with sheep

 

[_Nabil_]

as i see one who backs up his claims with multiple sources i see the other backing up his claims with sheep

Lolz, what have his sources to do with my posts???? Why do he post infos and sources in stuff I didn't even mentioned???

So to reply to you I have to talk about 10 other subjects, give 100 sources and jump from one to another, so people will feel I'm right???

Complete nonsense.....

 

[SalarHaqq]

as i see one who backs up his claims with multiple sources i see the other backing up his claims with sheep

Then you either didn't take the time to read these sources, or your understanding of them is lacking.

Let's take the HRW report about Palestinians in Iraq, for example. In fact, there's absolutely nothing in that report to incriminate Iran. Strictly nothing.

And in fact, some months ago I proceeded to trash any and all accusations leveled against Iran on the basis of this report, point by point. Here's the link to the post in question:

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/disc...tinian-resistance-groups.711258/post-13172775

Or let's consider the claim that Iranian allies in Lebanon "fought and killed many Palestinians". What's being referred to here is the so-called War of the Camps in 1986-1987 between Harekat Amal and the PLO around the Lebanese locality of Tyre. First, in an armed clash, human losses aren't confined to one side - Lebanese were killed by Palestinians as well. Second, Harekat Amal has not always been aligned on Iranian positions, and that particular event had nothing to do with Iran. Third, the same Amal Movement also fought battles against Iran's actual close ally in Lebanon i.e. Hezbollah from 1988 to 1990 in what came to be known as the War of the Brothers. So here again, to accuse Iran in relation to the Amal-PLO clashes of 1986-1987 is to display ignorance of actual historic facts.

Then there are plain fabrications such as that Iran joined the US regime in its 2003 invasion of Iraq, which is beyond preposterous. In reality, Arab regimes assisted the Americans. Invading US forces were based in Qatar, Bahrein, Kuwait. Iran was the only country in the region to condemn the illegal US invasion in the staunchest of terms.

 

[mazeto]

Cutting through the static, as a non-Muslim , the only Muslim nations or entities that show promise or elicit some respect mostly happen to be from the Shia world.
It could be that the Shia theology of figureheads is better at maintaining order/obedience than the Sunni school where everyone seems to be their own boss running their little religious fiefdoms hence anarchic. At the national level this devolves into working and unworkable entities.
Notice how Sunni sects even at local level viciously turn on each other as much as they fight other religions, whereas Shia cooperate across countries?

Sunnis should go the way of Malaysia and Indonesia... that is, moderate your philosophy and concentrate on the economy.
It is very telling that while the West bombs Sunnis at will, they sanctions any and every Shia entity.. because they know the potential of Shias and the lack of it for Sunnis. It's not meant to say Sunnis are inferior in any way, just that they are too extremist for their own good.

 

[Knockingdoors]

Cutting through the static, as a non-Muslim , the only Muslim nations or entities that show promise or elicit some respect mostly happen to be from the Shia world.
It could be that the Shia theology of figureheads is better at maintaining order/obedience than the Sunni school where everyone seems to be their own boss running their little religious fiefdoms hence anarchic. At the national level this devolves into working and unworkable entities.
Notice how Sunni sects even at local level viciously turn on each other as much as they fight other religions, whereas Shia cooperate across countries?

Sunnis should go the way of Malaysia and Indonesia... that is, moderate your philosophy and concentrate on the economy.
It is very telling that while the West bombs Sunnis at will, they sanctions any and every Shia entity.. because they know the potential of Shias and the lack of it for Sunnis. It's not meant to say Sunnis are inferior in any way, just that they are too extremist for their own good.

Coming from a former Shia myself. All the Islamic expansion which was taking nearly 70% of the world was done by Sunnis. Including whole junk of the country you currently reside in which is France.

1. All the richest countries are Sunnis, including stabilized ones outside of only Iran. Whereas all the destroyed ones, partitioned ones are Shia like Iraq, Syria, Yemen or Lebanon both demilitarised countries and economically destroyed.

2. Whereas all the powers are concentrated in Indonesia, Malaysia, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Tunisia etc etc

Whereas the wealthy and developed are the following as in per capita top 10. Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Brunei, Malaysia, Turkey, Kazakhstan all sunnis. infrastratuture Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Turkey, Albania, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and Indonesia all sunnis again. If you remove Iran which is the only stablized Shia country with some what functioning economy everyone else is either facing a continued air bombardment or insurgency wars including failed economies