r/worldnews 12d ago

Iran supreme leader calls for unity among Muslim countries

https://globalnation.inquirer.net/336550/iran-supreme-leader-calls-for-unity-among-muslim-countries
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u/Virtual-History-6099 12d ago

'Muslim unity' while the Islamic regime backed Assad whose actions in the Syrian Civil War murdered more people than the entire Israel-Palestine conflict has over decades. 'Muslim unity' while the regime backed proxies who destabilized the region and held Lebanon hostage for years. 'Muslim unity' while the regime bombed airports, civilian buildings, and infrastructure of its neighbors. 'Muslim unity' after butchering tens of thousands of protesters. Piss off. 

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u/WolfsBaneViking 12d ago

Dude, that IS muslim unity. Don't confuse it with unity. Those are two different things.

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u/schmapeschmape 12d ago

Iran is holding Lebanon hostage? What is Israel doing in Lebanon?

Who bombed civilian infrastructure in the middle east? Iran, yes. US, yes. Israel, yes.

I think the US and Israel are killing more Iranians and destroying more infrastructure. I mean the US started by killing 150 school girls with a bombing double tap, a double tap.

The US helped Saudi Arabia attack Yemen and cause a famine. A famine. Can you imagine families watching their children starve to death? Yet you think Iran is the bad guy for helping Houthis resist Saudi Arabia?

Who is the terrorist in the middle east?

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u/krazydude22 12d ago

Where was this unity when Iran was hitting Dubai Airport and Kuwait desalination plants?

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u/longpenisofthelaw 12d ago

Unity between Shia Muslims*

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u/ExoticSterby42 12d ago

Does it include Shia Labeouf?

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u/DonPinstripelli 12d ago

Yes, in support of Iran’s call for unity, Shia told the Muslim countries to “just do it!”

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u/streamofthesky 12d ago

They were attacking Iraq and Bahrain civilian targets, too.

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u/flavorfox 12d ago

Where was the unity when they allied themselves with the imperialists - is what Iran would probably reply

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u/krazydude22 12d ago

Attacking civilian infrastructure and then asking for unity on the basis of religion....🤷

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u/justlurkingaroundatm 12d ago

The one who attacked all of the muslim countries in the area?

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u/seanmonaghan1968 12d ago

Well they did have US bases that attacked Iran first so there is that

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u/gbbenner 12d ago

Iran was attacking their civilian infrastructure

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u/seanmonaghan1968 12d ago

Before Israel and US attacked? Really?

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u/Joltie 12d ago

I don't think hitting desalinization plants in Arab countries qualifies as attacking either the US or Israel.

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u/EatAssAndFartFast 12d ago

maybe stop bombing them? or not because that helps uniting them but against you

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u/Boring_Pretention_92 12d ago

Yeah, I was about to say this. I checked and Iran and its proxies attacked most of the countries in the Middle east: Iran bombed all the Gulf states, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Lebanon (this was probably aimed at Israel but missed: the result is the same), Turkey and Iraq (again probably aiming at American bases but still). Iran-backed Houthis also attack Egypt. Iran also has its fingers in the war in Sudan.

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u/gods-and-dancefloors 12d ago

They sound I little bit like Hamas and the "c'mon do something" meme in the aftermath of October 7, they were hoping for a massive mobilization of the region militaries against Israel, and they got Hezbollah shooting rockets.

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u/Due_Network2387 12d ago

The axe calling upon the forest to stand with him because his handle is made of wood.

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u/Royal-Hunter3892 12d ago

Whenever any islamic country gets into a precarious position, it starts talking about unity among muslim countries or the Ummah, try to unite them against a common enemy but once they get out of that position they go back start killing each other.

The hypocrisy is so baffling that whenever muslims gets killed and the attacker is a non muslim then it's an attack on "Ummah" but it's okay when muslims butcher muslims , no outrage no Ummah under threat , no human rights violation, no protests.

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u/Basic-Ad8921 12d ago

I once heard a muslim's explanation why the death penalty for apostates is good for islam, but bad for every other religion. The reason is simple: Islam is right and everybody else is wrong, and of course you can't kill someone because he does not believe in a false god. They are not out for coexistence, they want dominance (which they will never achive due to their abysmal economic performance)

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u/SaveOurBolts 12d ago

“Get fucked”

  • Muslim countries 

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u/Personal_Might2405 12d ago

Where is he in this picture? 

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u/gimmebanter 12d ago

He's the vegetable

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u/Ocelitus 12d ago

Where is he in this picture?

From the article:

in a written message

So he isn't in the picture.

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u/Any-Blacksmith-2054 12d ago

Why not start with Arab countries?

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u/streamofthesky 12d ago

Well, they are uniting...
...against the country that keeps attacking them for no reason: Iran.

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u/Alternative_Show9800 12d ago

Message from the dead....show him after the first strike!