Hezbollah co-founder and former leader, Subhi Tufayli:
Hezbollah fought on the same side as Israel in Syria
when they defended Assad who was Netanyahu's choice
Archive - Assadist Hadi Nasrallah threatening Palestinian activists from speaking about Syria and being Anti-Assad. Years later, he continues on with his campaign.
Daniel Haqiqatjou calls to bomb Mecca and for Israel to face "no destruction"
His clipper, Halal Zoomer, takfirs him, but works with him purely for money
To top it off, the vile, Sahaba-insulting Shirazi network with Yasser Al-Habib has come out in support of him:
This Houthi Shia move is totally in line with what other Iranian lackeys have said. America and Israel aren't their main targets. The real focus of their Rafidi grudge is the “Wahhabis”, and not because they care about the state-sponsored degeneracy and fahshah happening in Saudi Arabia, which is institutionalised and must be rightfully condemned by any uncompromised Muslim. That kind of corruption and degeneracy is far more widespread in Iran anyway, where apostasy rates are notoriously higher, all while being a land of shirk and Sahabah-abusers. They just want to take over Makkah and Madinah and get rid of Sunnis under the pretext of fighting Daesh and “Wahhabis”, just like their death squads and militias did in Iraq and Syria. This is why Haqiqatjou speaks in the tongue of these Rafidis, demonising every Iran-opposint Sunni as “Zionist-Wahhabis” even if the person is an Ash'ari (like many Syrians). There is ample proof for that, like when Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, a key figure of Iran, said that Riyadh must be destroyed, not Israel! Haqiqatjou today pushes for the same.
Adding some context to the aspirations of rafida.
They wish to “liberate” Makka from Islam.
They intend to replace the sweet fragrance of Tawheed with the foul stench of shirk.
A message from Yemen to pro-Palestine activists around the world: if your solidarity is rooted in human rights, those rights cannot stop at Palestine’s borders.
You cannot condemn displacement, collective punishment, political repression and the destruction of homes in Palestine, then celebrate the Houthis while Yemenis have endured displacement, imprisonment, repression, homes being blown up, journalists silenced, political life dismantled, and an already impoverished population subjected to relentless taxation and extortion.
For a decade, millions of Yemenis under Houthi control have lived through something almost unimaginable: public salaries largely unpaid for years, basic services collapsing, political parties suppressed, newspapers closed, journalists persecuted and opponents imprisoned… all under an armed movement that seized the capital by force.
Houthis have ripped Yemen’s political and social life apart. Yet suddenly, because they raise the Palestinian flag and fire missiles in the name of Gaza, some activists abroad are prepared to erase everything Yemenis have suffered.
That is not solidarity. That is selective humanity.
And please understand something important: Yemenis did not discover Palestine through the Houthis.
Support for Palestine runs deep across Yemeni society and across generations. Even under President Ali Abdullah Saleh, Yemenis openly supported the Palestinian cause and Palestinian groups and leaders maintained a visible presence in Sana’a as they enjoyed running their offices openly in Sanaa and were hosted and celebrated. Whatever our political disagreements at home, Palestine was never a Houthi monopoly.
So do not allow the Houthis to confiscate that history and present themselves as the owners of Yemen’s solidarity with Palestine.
And more importantly: do not turn Palestine into a burden that Yemenis are expected to pay for.
Do not make Palestinian suffering a shield behind which another armed group can oppress an entire population. Do not make Palestinian blood sacred while treating Yemeni blood as politically inconvenient.
Support Palestine. Oppose occupation. Demand Palestinian freedom.
But if you oppose oppression because you believe in human dignity, then be consistent: Yemenis deserve freedom, dignity, salaries, functioning institutions, political choice and human rights too.
Palestine does not need the Houthis to be turned into heroes. Yemenis have stood with Palestine for generations. They should not now be asked to surrender their own country, rights and freedom to prove it.
I can’t believe that in 2026, we still have to prove that Bashar al-Assad was a disbeliever.
This world is full of petty fools like Suleiman Ahmad, who will call anyone who disagrees with him a “head-chopping ISIS extremist,” while he can’t even say that the Ba’ath is kufr.
Syrian blood is not worth less than Palestinian blood.
Palestine is a test for humanity. Syria is a test for Muslims.
May Allah curse the people who sow fitnah.
@HormuzLetter It is laughable. The same regime that watched its top proxy leader get wiped out on their own soil is now trying to sell 'security' to the Gulf.
Former IDF international spokesperson Jonathan Conricus, speaking in an interview with Israeli media outlet i24 News, explains Israel’s perception of the security threat posed by Syria and why he believes Israel remains skeptical of negotiations with Damascus.
In short, they want Ahmed al-Sharaa to say he "renounces jihad" and will not ever march on Jerusalem.
One of the most common reasons that people are misguided today, is that they reject the Qur'an and Sunnah based on their "logic".
“The basis of evil is giving precedence to opinion over the textual revelation, and to desire over the Sharīʿah. Whoever Allah illuminates his heart with light will see the goodness and benefit contained in the text and the Sharīʿah. Otherwise, he must submit to the text of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ and his Sharīʿah, and he has no right to oppose it with his own opinion and desires.”
-Ibn Taymiyyah, Minhāj al-Sunnah, 8/411
“For human intellects cannot independently comprehend what is beneficial for them without revelation.”
-al-Shāṭibī, al-Iʿtiṣām, 1/47
It has been exposed time and again!
Many prominent voices claiming to support Palestine are driven by money, not principle. Yet Muslims continue to trust, promote and fund them without question.
Stop being deceived by slogans.
An Iraqi Twelver Shia (not sectarian) was surprised by the beauty and cleanliness of the Iraqi Muslim's mosques, saying:
"You feel as if you're in paradise from the perfumes, cleanliness and the cold free water, they keep rabbits, chicken in the garden"