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When it comes to helping Palestinians, Egypt is ALWAYS "too little too late"Egypt announces the start of sending 2000 doctors to Gaza
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مصر تعلن بدء إرسال 2000 طبيب إلى غزة
أعلن نقيب الأطباء في مصر أسامة عبد الحي أن النقابة تستعد لإرسال فريق طبي ثان إلى قطاع غزة من 16 طبيبا بتخصصات مختلفة حسب احتياجات القطاع.t.co
When it comes to helping Palestinians, Egypt is ALWAYS "too little too late"
No, YOU overestimate the military capability of NATO and refuse to see NATO For what it is today- overinflated, over exaggerated, and a loser alliance- it got destroyed in Afghanistan after 20 years, only to lose again in Ukraine, which may lead to it disintegrating. Stop thinking NATO is all perfect!People underestimate the military capability of NATO.
LOL- then why did US use Ukraine as a proxy to destroy or break up Russia if US could actually destroy Russia and China? you're projecting and you are wrong.The US alone can wipe out Russia or China or both combined.
Then that means US cant destroy them, because they've deterred US- so you are wrong that US can destroy them, because they have effectively deterred US from doing so.The reason they avoid war is because those countries can do the same in return to the US mainland.
The Muslim world doesnt need to hit US on the mainland, it can hit US in the middle east and region around it- and it can do so today, but you wouldn't believe it if it happened- just like you dont want to accept that a few 10s of thousands of militants in Hamas and Hezbollah led Israel to have 20-30K losses in Al-Aqsa flood.The Muslim world does not have the capability to hit back the US mainland in any significant way.
Israel won't tolerate a Sunni majority led Syria -- but does tolerate Alawite and Druze led Syria, both of whom are Shia sects. It also supports Iraqi Shia majority led Iraq.
It was clear from day one Syrian opposition was going to be undermined. And democracy won't be allowed anywhere in the middle east.
I've met Syrians and did meet pro-Assad Syrians. I personally leave those affairs to them. Some of pro-Assad ones were Sunni and Alawite. Syrian Christians I've spoken to are against both sides it seems.I swear to God, I wish Assad regime was not Alawi. It created a mirage that Irans support solely was due to some kind of sectarian kinship. Which is not true. The sects were not that close. And as I said, Irans government was not that ideologically close to the Assad regime anyway, which was also baathist (very far away from Velayat Faghih). As I see it, the relationship was strategic.
I am 100 percent convinced that HTS is an Israeli construct. It is a matter of fact that those groups received medical care inside Israel, during the uprising.
If HTS chooses to focus their attention on Druze instead of the invading Israeli army, this will be proven more right. Because the goal would be to create ethnic and sectarian divide and drive the druze in the arms of the Israelis.
I cant honestly fathom how people don't see through this plot.
But again, the jury is not completely out yet.
I've met Syrians and did meet pro-Assad Syrians. I personally leave those affairs to them. Some of pro-Assad ones were Sunni and Alawite. Syrian Christians I've spoken to are against both sides it seems.
I think the conflict transcends sects, Syrians are still a nationalistic people but Israel and the US are trying to advance a sectarian rift by force even during Assad rule. I believe Syrians can sort this out and there isn't a targeting of minorities.
What I see now is the rule of transitional government is immediately challenged which is wrong and I advise Iranian bros and others to not encourage dissent right now. The Druze led dissent started recently after talks with Israeli side. I don't believe they were being targeted by HTS. But they need to integrate into state institutions lest we have something like Iraq where Kurds defacto rule northern Iraq.
No worries, I understand the point you're trying to get across doesn't have to do with dissent. Imo, Turkey is not really ideologically aligned with the new Syrian government. Turkey wanted to prevent refugee influx into Turkey and prevent Kurds from gaining more ground.I mean, my intention was not to stir up dissent. Just giving my outlook as I see it, and I could be wrong. What I say does not matter anyway on the ground, and I am of the firm opinion that Iran should stay the hell out this mess.
Turkey is the patron to the new Syrian regime, all Iran can do is observe.
Gaza attacked Israel at its strongest point and best timing. If Israel was at its strongest, why did it lose, which is confirmed by the ceasefires it had to sign? stop giving us your random military ideas with no context or relevance.The loser attacks his enemy at their strong point and loses.
Thats what Gaza, Yemen and Lebanon did in the last round of fighting.The winner finds the enemy's weak points and focuses his attack there.
what is this relevant to? are you saying Muslims should just accept US+ Israeli domination and not deter and prepare to fight them IF that is required for Muslim interests?There is zero competition from the Muslim world to the US militarily.
Zero.
He read and understood your post and countered it well.You either didn't read my post or didn't understand it.
ok..i dunno why this is relevant.I wrote that both China and Russia can destroy the US mainland but the Muslim world can't even touch it.
Sure.That is why the US avoids direct conflict with China and Russia,
So US not attacking Iran for over 40 years and instead choosing every other type of warfare against Iran -sanctions, supporting insurgents, propaganda warfare, political domination and manipulation via UN isnt restraint? Bro, like @StrategicBear said (and @Kyussis probably knows), you are showing Islamic inferiority complex- Muslim Afghanistan with a simple military but a heart and spirit tougher than all white countries put together still beat NATO- i guess that lesson just goes over your head though..but there is no need for such restraint when dealing with the Muslim world.
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