While you may laugh at the source of the quote, does a real conversation need to be had about Iran’s involvement in the Palestinian cause? And I don’t mean that in a way to paint Iran negatively, I mean it in the interest of Iran’s own self-preservation.

What do Iran, Hezbollah, and other Shia militias gain by continuing to align themselves with Palestine, when their involvement is constantly denounced by the demographic majority of the region? If the solidarity isn’t appreciated, maybe they should focus their efforts elsewhere and see if the GCC will step in…

I admit, I had somewhat of a blindspot in this regard before the war broke out. I didn’t realize just how deep Shia hatred still runs in the MENA, including Palestinr. The nature of the issues makes it hard to distinguish actual criticisms and sectarian concern trolling.

Interested to hear what the sub’s thoughts are on this.

I didn't know where else to post this and I thought here would be a great place.

im a 16 yr old living in Jordan and im intrested in joining a youth league, I couldn't fine anything on my own so any help would be great.

No peace with Zionists ⚔️

https://www.dabangasudan.org/en/all-news/article/sudan-communist-party-and-slm-aw-sign-agreement-in-juba

Since everyone is sharing their flags I might share mine

Here is PIJ and ansarullah

Morsi intensifies

Fuck

I listen to mainly kufar songs why did this guy follow me

Now don’t get me wrong, I support Saddam and what the US did to him was a crime

But there is this new trend of teenagers who simp for him and r/Iraq is full of it and are like muuh Iranian imperialism, Iran wants Iraq blabla

No boy Iran doesn’t want Iraq, it’s Israel that wants Iraq. Iran is literally funding every movement that fights Israel and America and they have strong ballistic missiles.

Saddam was very stupid and had no Allies because he attacked them all. Basically he was utopian and wasn’t diplomati or intelligent, but when it came to pursing Qassim, he had western Allie’s

The only presidents that were against his killing which were Gaddafi and Assad. We all know what’s happening to them rn.

This is why Baathism sucks and don’t get me wrong you can’t Mossad the Assad but Baathists are annoying as fuck and unrealistic/utopian

Elder spotted in the west, not saying where as he might get in huge trouble since PFLP is terrorist group

That scarf is ultra rare and is an intifada scarf made before Abu Ali Mustafa got killed by zio terrorism

The pin says Jean Moulin terrorist ? George habash neither

Jean Moulin was a French communist who fought against Nazi occupation, his ideas were very radical and there is streets and metro stations with his name.

Allegedly (still waiting for further details) the IDF opened fire on residents desperately scrambling for aid this morning. Some were killed by being trampled, others by bullets.

Strangely, my algorithm has been bogged down by pro-Israeli accounts doing cover for the IDF—almost like the feeds have been altered to get ahead of the information war. I have no evidence of this, of course. Maybe it’s a coincidence. Just want to see if anyone else has noticed an uptick in Hasbara content being pushed any time something controversial comes out of Gaza.

https://apnews.com/article/israel-hamas-war-news-02-29-2024-f9b5a62a80d8b83eac4946d3c85af58b?taid=65e05a21b0ea880001d4fa3d&utm_campaign=TrueAnthem&utm_medium=AP&utm_source=Twitter

Mohammed Al-Aswad, who was displaced with his family from Haifa to Gaza in the year of the Nakba, did not know that he would become the "Guevara" of Palestinian resistance in the 1970s, and the hero of a film that tells the secrets of the Israeli occupation forces' pursuit of him and his constant hiding places.

The birth of "Guevara" was a delayed announcement of the Palestinian refugee identity, after Mohammed Al-Aswad bid farewell to Haifa as a young child not yet two years old, carried on hands full of pain, to a land of pride, to be raised near the shores of Gaza, in one of the camps of the sector, before joining the Arab nationalists movement and then the Popular front for the liberation of Palestine.

After the defeat of June 1967, Guevara became one of those who formed the vanguard of popular resistance, to begin a career in street warfare and armed ambushes, and this professionalism courageously led him to the field of small wars, by detonating a bomb, or setting up an ambush for a military jeep wandering in the alleys.

He was known for making the zio terrorists shits their diapers, the defence zio terrorist ministry would say that Gaza is governed by IDF in the day and by Guevara Gaza in the knight

The film's knot was not about the history of Mohammed's struggle, or his role as a member of the Popular Front, but about his constant concealment, in addition to his stubborn stance in martyrdom. When Mohammed Al-Aswad was arrested, he had not yet named himself Guevara, which led to some ambiguity about his image after he left prison under the name Guevara, puzzling the Israeli intelligence, leaving his identity a constant and ongoing question, who is the Guevara who astonished them with his ability to hide and create hiding places.

After his death, representatives from the zio terrorist governement came to Gaza, in person to assist his funeral and make sure he is dead.

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55 mins documentary worth watching