Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[Tamerlane]

Looking at the Comments to this video, there is big skepticism of this video!

Most people, including myself, are confused about the Syrian conflict. There are just too many players involved and its hard to make sense of it. Having said that, I've come to the conclusion that we need to look at it from the perspective of the Syrian people and what's best for them.

There's no doubt that Assad is a murderous dictator, hell bent on staying in power no matter how many people he kills. He has no legitimacy in the eyes of any law, except brute force. No Arab country has democracy, and it suits the West as it allows them to impose puppet regimes. There are millions of Syrian refugees, especially in Turkey. If Assad was so good they would have returned to their homes.

While being a big supporter of Iran I think that they made a mistake in joining with the Syrian Army and Russia to kill hundreds of thousands of people to keep Assad in power. They should back off and let the people of Syria decide who should rule them.

 

[UKBengali]

Most people, including myself, are confused about the Syrian conflict. There are just too many players involved and its hard to make sense of it. Having said that, I've come to the conclusion that we need to look at it from the perspective of the Syrian people and what's best for them.

There's no doubt that Assad is a murderous dictator, hell bent on staying in power no matter how many people he kills. He has no legitimacy in the eyes of any law, except brute force. No Arab country has democracy, and it suits the West as it allows them to impose puppet regimes. There are millions of Syrian refugees, especially in Turkey. If Assad was so good they would have returned to their homes.

While being a big supporter of Iran I think that they made a mistake in joining with the Syrian Army and Russia to kill hundreds of thousands of people to keep Assad in power. They should back off and let the people of Syria decide who should rule them.

I think that is very naive position to take.

A country like Syria cannot be run as a stable democracy as it will quickly fall apart, with arguments between different ethnic groups/religious factions and then once more fall into civil war.

No one is saying Assad is good but the fact that Zio-US wants him out tells you all that you need to know.

Assad is the least bad of all the options at this moment in time and the focus should be on the genocide in Gaza. The entity is so happy that the rebels have struck at Assad as that takes the heat off their genocide in Gaza and attempts to subdue Lebanon to stop anyone from helping Gaza.

Zio-US is desperate to sever the land link that supplies Hezbollah in Lebanon through Syria.

In essence if you support the resistance from Hamas/Hezbollah then Assad is required to be in place as he is Hezbollah's critical supply line.

 

[Tamerlane]

Zio-US is desperate to sever the land link that supplies Hezbollah in Lebanon through Syria.

In essence if you support the resistance from Hamas/Hezbollah then Assad is required to be in place as he is Hezbollah's critical supply line.

But has someone asked the millions of Syrian refugees if they want to let Assad rule their country so that Hezbollah can be supplied?

That is a very inhuman attitude for us to take. Let a mass murderer stay in power and let millions of Syrian refugees rot in other countries so that Iran can supply weapons to Hezbollah. Syrians are the best of Muslims in the world. If there was a representative government in Syria it should be up to them what they want to do.

If Pakistan or Bangladesh had a murderous dictator who was slaughtering people and destroying the country would it be okay to let him rule because he was anti-Israeli?

 

[Meengla]

I think that is very naive position to take.
A country like Syria cannot be run as a stable democracy as it will quickly fall apart, with arguments between different ethnic groups/religious factions and then once more fall into civil war.
No one is saying Assad is good but the fact that Zio-US wants him out tells you all that you need to know.
Assad is the least bad of all the options at this moment in time and the focus should be on the genocide in Gaza. The entity is so happy that the rebels have struck at Assad as that takes the heat off their genocide in Gaza and attempts to subdue Lebanon to stop anyone from helping Gaza.

Zio-US is desperate to sever the land link that supplies Hezbollah in Lebanon through Syria.

In essence if you support the resistance from Hamas/Hezbollah then Assad is required to be in place as he is Hezbollah's critical supply line.

That's what I too would have said, especially considering the bolded part. The Project Topple Assad was put into motion after the 2006 Israel-Hezbollah conflict and that alone should tell you something. Who is to say that a lot of the brutalities in Syria were not engineered by CIA/Mossad? You know, in a very poor population, it is not hard to buy some leaders/commanders to do your bidding.

 

[Meengla]

But has someone asked the millions of Syrian refugees if they want to let Assad rule their country so that Hezbollah can be supplied?

And who was the beneficiary to have made them the refugees? Certainly not Assad. In poor countries like Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and even Pakistan, all it takes is to engineer a revolt in a mere 10% of population to work one faction against the other ones. For me it is quite revealing that the Christian minorities in Syria feel better under Assad than under the rebels.
To understand Syria, one must watch Kevork Almassian of the 'Syriana' channel, who is an Armenian Christian living in Syria.

 

[UKBengali]

But has someone asked the millions of Syrian refugees if they want to let Assad rule their country so that Hezbollah can be supplied?

That is a very inhuman attitude for us to take. Let a mass murderer stay in power and let millions of Syrian refugees rot in other countries so that Iran can supply weapons to Hezbollah. Syrians are the best of Muslims in the world. If there was a representative government in Syria it should be up to them what they want to do.

If Pakistan or Bangladesh had a murderous dictator who was slaughtering people and destroying the country would it be okay to let him rule because he was anti-Israeli?

My friend, I know you mean well.

There are two options here really:

1. Sacrifice Palestine and potentially the rest of the ME to Zio-US domination.

2. Support Assad to stay in power so the resistance can keep up the military pressure on the entity.

Remember even your country Pakistan is suffering with Zio-US domination as they plant puppet rulers in whenever it suits them.

Yes Assad is bad but his country was flooded with terrorists from all over the world and he overreacted. If it was just Syrians fighting against him then it would be different but we have Turks(who supply the entity with oil/materials/foodstuffs) and the entity that support the rebels.

Did you know that the Zionist entity actually treated the wounded rebels and sends them back to fight against Assad?

Yes it is a bad situation and it would be best that Syrians were left alone to sort out their own problems but Syria is currently a battleground for who eventually reigns supreme in the ME, which is key to world dominance.

Sometimes we need to look at the "bigger picture".

 

[Davey Crockett]

Oh I definitely think you’re an expert on the American far right.

Given that you have the same ideas.

My last word on this subject since it is all off topic

I think we are very on topic.

The Palestinian/Israel conflict is just the flashpoint in the world wide resistance against ZIONISM.

Whether you or I like it or not, we will need all the help we can get.

And this will mean everyone resisting Jewish tyranny must start working together.

We used to.

There is a Muslim compound located in upper New York State that was once owned by the Klan.

They sold it to the Muslims because they wanted the place to be a place to continue fighting against our common enemy.

 

[The SC]

Trump threatens the Middle East

“If the hostages are not released by the day I take office, January 20, 2025, the consequences will be unprecedented in the Middle East, and those responsible for the kidnapping will be beaten harder than anyone else in the history of the United States.”

@Hanzpal2

 

[The SC]

A prominent leader in the Hamas movement told Al-Araby Al-Jadeed:

The delegations of Fatah and Hamas reached formulations and visions that ended differences over items that were hindering the official announcement of the formation of the committee.

A joint committee to manage the Gaza Strip

@Hanzpal2

 

[The SC]

45 martyrs in the north and south of the Gaza Strip in Israeli raids

During the day

Ethnic cleansing and public genocide

@Hanzpal2

 

[Ali_Baba]

Trump threatens the Middle East

“If the hostages are not released by the day I take office, January 20, 2025, the consequences will be unprecedented in the Middle East, and those responsible for the kidnapping will be beaten harder than anyone else in the history of the United States.”

@Hanzpal2

Just think, in 2 months, this clown show will start ....

 

[The SC]

Ambush to avenge the blood of Sinwar.

Qassam Rafah publishes powerful scenes of a complex ambush against an Israeli force east of Rafah a few days ago.

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[The SC]

The Israeli Foreign Minister declares that Israel is going to an exchange deal with Hamas in Gaza.

I think that the data this time support going for a deal and stopping the war

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[Meengla]

Trump threatens the Middle East
“If the hostages are not released by the day I take office, January 20, 2025, the consequences will be unprecedented in the Middle East, and those responsible for the kidnapping will be beaten harder than anyone else in the history of the United States.”

@Hanzpal2

Trump may act upon his threat and carpet bomb many places using the full might of the American military but I don't think the consequences will be good for either America or Israel.

 

[eIsQengiz]

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