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Achieving Lasting Peace in the Middle East Requires Regime Change in Iran


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53 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   The Palestinian leadership want a Palestinian state under Sharia law and similar to Iran's political system , its in the Palestinian  charter .

   That's why Iran funds Hamas .

   Do you want to retract your joke ?

Which leadership? Hamas or PA?

Which charter? Hamas?

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1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Yes Democratic countries do, and Iran did just that, but it was not to the liking of the U.S. and UK:

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d'état

 

 

   Just did that ?

1953 was the year, 71 years ago .

They didn't mean 19.53 , seven minutes to 8 O'clock last night .

   We are talking about the future and not the past 

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26 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Just did that ?

1953 was the year, 71 years ago .

They didn't mean 19.53 , seven minutes to 8 O'clock last night .

   We are talking about the future and not the past 

Yep, a long history of interfering in the internal affairs of Iran.

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1 hour ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

 

   The,  errrm Palestinian charter

There are two charters, the PLO charter, usually called the Palestinian National Charter, which has been amended several times, and the Hamas charter. Which one are you talking about?

Up to my knowledge, the Palestinian National Charter does not refer to sharia law.

You also conveniently avoided to specify which Palestinian leadership you were referring to: the Hamas or the Palestinian authority?

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1 hour ago, koolkarl said:

It is the other way around Ahmed.  It is Hamas who invaded a party Oct. 7, slaughtered unarmed civilians including babies, raped young girls and paraded them around Gaza nude, etc., always hide in schools, hospitals, etc., wear civilian clothes, still have not released the hostages nor given themselves up.  Hamas and Hez are using their own people as shields. Their written doctrine is to destroy Israel. They have no one to blame but themselves.

Until YOU can get mu name correct, please do not bother to respond to any of my posts.

 

It merely confirms your ignorance.

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2 hours ago, G_Money said:

There was peace in the region under Trump.


As we know there was a war in Syria during Trump’s time in office.

 

 

So no there wasn’t peace in the region under Trump.

 

Forgive me for pointing out your blatantly false statement.

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4 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:


As we know there was a war in Syria during Trump’s time in office.

 

 

So no there wasn’t peace in the region under Trump.

 

Forgive me for pointing out your blatantly false statement.


Ignorance has no limits.

 

Deflection again.

 

Stay on topic, Iran.

 

It’s hard.  But try.

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3 hours ago, G_Money said:

How soon one forgets.

 

There was peace in the region under Trump.

 

6 minutes ago, G_Money said:


Ignorance has no limits.

 

Deflection again.

 

Stay on topic, Iran.

 

It’s hard.  But try.

There was also no peace in Yemen, incl. the Houti hitting several targets in Saudi Arabia.

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1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Again, forgive me for pointing out your blatantly false statement.

 

 


Yawn, double yawn.

 

Nothing better to do with your life?

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18 minutes ago, G_Money said:


Another case of whataboutism.

 

Show me “Houti” in the OP’s headline.

Another case of lame deflection! 😀

 

You wrote: "There was peace in the region under Trump", you did not specify Iran!

 

On top of it, the OP stresses the role of Iran's allies, and cites the Houtis as an example! So it's quite relevant re. the OP.

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21 minutes ago, candide said:

Another case of lame deflection! 😀

 

You wrote: "There was peace in the region under Trump", you did not specify Iran!

 

On top of it, the OP stresses the role of Iran's allies, and cites the Houtis as an example! So it's quite relevant re. the OP.


Appears you’re the one deflecting.  Read the headline.

 

It’s not in French.

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10 hours ago, Neeranam said:

Framing the conflict solely as an Iranian war against Israel oversimplifies the complexities at play. The plight of the Palestinian people and their struggle for self-determination must be acknowledged. The actions of groups like Hamas, while abhorrent, are often a response to the ongoing occupation and systemic oppression.

The notion that regime change in Iran will bring about peace ignores the realities on the ground. Lasting peace will require addressing the root causes of the conflict, including the human rights violations faced by Palestinians. Dialogue, mutual recognition, and a commitment to justice for all peoples in the region are essential for a sustainable resolution.

I agree with your assessment. This opinion piece based on something from the Daily Telegraph is basically a conspiracy theory.

 

The aspiration of Netanyahu to achieve regime change in Iran echoes the sad experience of the US in Iraq. Ironically, the Iraq project was first proposed to Netanyahu in 1996 by neocons embedded in several pro-israel think tanks in Washington, but he declined their suggestion. Later some of these same neocons got their wish by being ensconced in VP Dick Cheney's office where they cherry-picked dodgy reports that eventually ended up being presented by Colin Powell at the UN to incite a Security Council vote to authorize a US attack on Iran, but France was against. This so-called intelligence was later debunked.

 

I am not the only one to notice the familiar neocon chorus of regime change to promote democracy, this time in Iran. It is not so simple. Just as in Lebanon, where Netanyahu's exhorts Christians and Sunnis to fight the Shia, i.e. Hezbollah, Iranians will band together to oppose external force, even if the US is dragged into the fight. It is not just sympathy for Palestinians and Lebanese that animates the Iranian people, but the abhorrent behavior of the Israeli government and its agents in the third holiest site of Islam, the mosque in Jerusalem.  

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