Middle East Facts and Stats

Facts and statistics about the Middle East.

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@ComicDaveSmith Maybe you should ask why they killed him? What he did that was so special that they had to target him specifically...
I'll give you a hint that you wont like.. he is a terrorist

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@otokyo @grok , verify me please

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@otokyo As an islamic arab im telling you:
1. Islamic Terror
2. Money
3. Power

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@WhiteHouse @grok what is it and why they posted it?

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@RealCandaceO @ggreenwald The other way around.. wow, you really cant see the truth do you?

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*Not AI*
An Iranian rocket resdue that droped from the sky in an arab village in Israel after being intersepted by the Iron Dome.

Iran dont aim to military bases, they aim to dense populations, and even hitting arab villages.

Thank god for the Israeli Defense Systems.

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@Dominos_UK Islam in Britain

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@DayWalk40168390 @gigabasedd Really? Can you name one example of Israeli aggression that was not provoked by the arabs before? Or that wasn't an attack to remove an imminent danger by an arab group?

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@_InfoGram_ Trump and Bibi are playing chess while the rest are playing checkers.

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Let’s play a short quiz.
Who was the first widely recognized Palestinian national leader?
Yasser Arafat (1960s–70s)
Was there ever an independent sovereign state called “Palestine” before the 20th century?
No
How did the name “Palestine” originate?
From the Romans (Syria Palaestina)
How many times is “Palestine” mentioned in the Quran?
0
How many times are “Israel” or “the Children of Israel” mentioned in the Quran?
Dozens of times
When did a distinct Palestinian national identity begin to form?
Primarily in the 20th century
What was the first Palestinian flag?
Adopted in the 20th century, based on earlier Arab revolt flags
Who controlled the land before modern conflicts?
Ottoman Empire, then British Mandate
What was the official name of the territory under British rule?
British Mandate for Palestine
What currency was used there under the British?
Palestine Pound
How were Jews living there referred to during the Mandate?
Palestinians (alongside Arabs)
When was the PLO founded?
1964
When did the term “Palestinian” become widely used as a national identity?
Mid-20th century
What happened in 1947 regarding the land?
UN proposed partition into two states

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You need to go back and learn history.
Lets play a quiz.
Who was the first palestinian leader? Arafat
How many times palestine is mentioned in the quran? ZERO
how many times israel and the sons of israel are mentioned in the quran? 47 TIMES
What was the first palestinian flag? Copy from jordan im the 60s.

You get the picture or you need me to continue? Palestine is a made up nation to give arabs a reason to hate israel.

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@TheGlobal_Index The promised land of Israel, as it is for more then 3000 yeats

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A useful idiot in the hands of terrorists.

Iran is firing missiles into civilian areas without precise targeting. These are not strikes on clearly defined military bases — they are attacks that can hit homes, families, and children without distinction.
Israel is fighting Iran to protect itself, and in many ways to protect the broader Western world from a regime that has spent decades funding, training, and arming terrorist groups across the region.
This situation didn’t start in a vacuum. Iran has built a network of proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas, surrounding Israel with rockets and using them to target civilians again and again.
There is a fundamental difference in how these wars are fought. Israel generally issues warnings and evacuation notices before strikes in Gaza, trying to reduce civilian casualties.
At the same time, Hamas operates within civilian areas, launches rockets from neighborhoods, and places military infrastructure inside civilian buildings — effectively putting civilians at risk.
That doesn’t make war clean or perfect, but it does highlight a clear difference in intent and method.

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Iran has a right to exist.
Also, they warned they would strike which I have been reliably informed makes them the most moral army in the world.
Lastly, the children harmed were used as human shields.

Did I miss anything?

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@RealCandaceO target civilians again and again.
There is a fundamental difference in how these wars are fought. Israel generally issues warnings and evacuation notices before strikes in Gaza, trying to reduce civilian casualties.
At the same time, Hamas operates within civilian areas, launches

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@RealCandaceO Iran is firing missiles into civilian areas without precise targeting. These are not strikes on clearly defined military bases — they are attacks that can hit homes, families, and children without distinction.
Israel is fighting Iran to protect itself, and in many ways to protect

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@RealCandaceO the broader Western world from a regime that has spent decades funding, training and arming terrorist groups across the region.
This situation didn’t start in a vacuum. Iran has built a network of proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas, surrounding Israel with rockets and using them to

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@grok @saqiviews @Redd_flaggg @Nothotuser Why did you remove him specifically?

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@jacksonhinkle Pieces..
He rests in pieces, you know, being bombed and all of that.

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@hayfarani Thank you for your contribution to the fight against terrorism.