Shock & Awe?
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All my Iranian friends are super happy their nuclear facilities are getting bombed. Most of them hate the Dictators, none of them wish Iranians had nukes or Islamic dictatorship. BS
lol not Frank. And offcourse I’ll speak for myself. I have a lot of Iranian and Jewish friends. What do you expect everyone to support this? Many people don’t…. And many are worried that nothing good is going to come out of it.
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My ex's cousin married an Iranian Jew. His parents left Iran and emigrated to Canada just prior to the 1979 Iranian revolution. He was born in Canada.
When we would have dinners with him and his parents, his father and mother would talk about how beautiful Iran was before it became the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Jews were accepted then. Women and people in general there had far more freedom and rights than they do today.
I have to believe a large percentage of the current citizens of Iran would appreciate a less oppressive regime to be in power...
When we would have dinners with him and his parents, his father and mother would talk about how beautiful Iran was before it became the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Jews were accepted then. Women and people in general there had far more freedom and rights than they do today.
I have to believe a large percentage of the current citizens of Iran would appreciate a less oppressive regime to be in power...
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Iran still has the largest Jewish population outside of Israel in the middle east.
Where they are free to live their lives without apartheid or death camps.
My Iranian friends are mixed, some hope the regime falls other realize that likely means another Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Syria or Lebanese type result.
Killing the NPT, IAEA and world peace to defend genocide is just fucking evil.
You really back attacking Iran to defend this?
Israel is still attacking other countries as well as committing genocide.
Wave of Israeli strikes targets south Lebanon
Israeli air raids have targeted the outskirts of several areas in south Lebanon, including the villages of Zrariyeh, Kfrar Milki and Ansar, according to the country’s National News Agency.
Attacks appear to have targeted open areas outside of the towns. There were no immediate reports of casualties.
Despite the ceasefire it reached with Hezbollah in November last year, Israel has been carrying out near-daily strikes on Lebanon.
Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem warned last week that the group may take “appropriate” measures if the war between Iran and Israel escalates. So far, the Iran-allied group has not militarily intervened in the conflict.
Its time to protest the war party
Wave of Israeli strikes targets south Lebanon
Israeli air raids have targeted the outskirts of several areas in south Lebanon, including the villages of Zrariyeh, Kfrar Milki and Ansar, according to the country’s National News Agency.
Attacks appear to have targeted open areas outside of the towns. There were no immediate reports of casualties.
Despite the ceasefire it reached with Hezbollah in November last year, Israel has been carrying out near-daily strikes on Lebanon.
Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem warned last week that the group may take “appropriate” measures if the war between Iran and Israel escalates. So far, the Iran-allied group has not militarily intervened in the conflict.
Its time to protest the war party
