Qaribullah

[Farhad Ghoddoussi @FGhoddoussi]

این صحبتهای اقای مسعود پزشکیان رئیس جمهور محترم در مجمع عمومی سازمان ملل را به همه دوستان‌توصیه میکنم بشنوند.

در کنار صحبتهای فیدل کاسترو (۱۹۶۰) و ياسر عرفات (۱۹۷۴)از صحبت‌های به یاد ماندنی مجمع عمومی سازمان ملل خواهد شد.

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Iran President Pezeshkian at the UN:

"Those who are terrorists and train terrorists tell us that we are terrorists."

"For two hundred years, Iran has not attacked any country. For two hundred years, we have always defended ourselves."

"They bombed and killed these children, with weapons supplied by America and Israel. They were guilty of nothing. They had committed no crime."

"In Gaza, they murdered more than eighty thousand innocent people."

"Then they say others are terrorists, these are the ones causing instability -- are we the ones causing instability?"

"Anyone they want to destroy, they label a terrorist."

"Palestine remains a wound on the body of the conscience of the international community, and Gaza remains a symbol of the failure of international mechanisms to prevent the suffering of civilians."

"Israel murders thousands of people in Gaza every week. But Iran was bombed while at the negotiating table."

"Yet Israel receives billions of dollars in free weapons as a reward, and it is licensed to bomb any capital it wishes."

"The nuclear bombs are in Israel, but the inspectors are in Iran. Israel kills, yet Iran is sanctioned, and this is a tragedy that would make anyone you tell laugh."

"We must not build a world in which military power replaces legitimacy, sanctions replace diplomacy, terror replaces politics, and war replaces dialogue."

"We have found our answer. We need power. Because a nation that cannot defend itself, they crush it in this world."

"Let him know: the Iranian nation, in the face of force, will not bow its head, and will make the aggressors regret it."

[Qaribullah @Qaribullah15]

Afghans struggling with Taliban takeover 5 years after U.S. left https://t.co/n5a44LL6Y4 via @msnbc

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Makkah Live 24/7 HD — Live from inside Masjid al-Haram in Mecca. https://t.co/YkPl4wfOpo

[HealthRanger @HealthRanger]

I love to watch this video every morning now.

[Esmaeil Baqaei @IRIMFA_SPOX]

إيران أمةٌ ذاتُ حضارةٍ عريقةٍ تمتدُّ لآلاف السنين، اعتنقت الإسلام، ثم أصبحت في القرون اللاحقة إحدى أهم الركائز التي أسهمت في قيام الحضارة الإسلامية وازدهارها؛ من الفقه والحديث إلى الفلسفة والطب والرياضيات والأدب. غير أنَّ معيار التفاضل في الإسلام ليس اللغة العربية، ولا الانتماء الجغرافي إلى أرض الوحي، كما قال الله تعالى: ﴿إِنَّ أَكْرَمَكُمْ عِندَ اللَّهِ أَتْقَاكُمْ﴾ [الحجرات: 13]. ومن ثمَّ، لا يحقُّ لأيِّ حاكمٍ أن يجعل من مجرد تكلُّمه باللغة العربية مسوغًا لادعاء تمثيل «الرسالة المحمدية (ص)»، أو أن يستبدل هذا الادعاء بالعمل بتعاليم الإسلام الواضحة.

لقد أكدت الجمهورية الإسلامية الإيرانية، بصرف النظر عن الخلافات السياسية، مرارًا على م��دأ حسن الجوار والعلاقات الأخوية بين البلدان الإسلامية، حتى في تعاملها مع نظامٍ حديث النشأة يحكم جزءًا منفصلًا من الأراضي الإيرانية. وفي المقابل، يحذِّر القرآن الكريم بوضوح: ﴿وَلَا تَرْكَنُوا إِلَى الَّذِينَ ظَلَمُوا﴾ [هود: 113]، كما قال رسول الله (ص): «مَن أعانَ ظالمًا سلَّطَهُ اللهُ عليه».

وعليه، فإنَّ من يتحدث عن «الرسالة المحمدية (ص)» يجدر به، قبل أن يوجِّه النصح إلى الآخرين، أن يزن سلوك حكومته بهذه المعايير نفسها: فهل ينسجم الوقوف إلى جانب قوى شنت عدوانًا عسكريًا على دولةٍ مسلمة مع النهي القرآني الصريح عن موالاة الظالمين أو إعانة المعتدين؟ وهل يتوافق ا��تقبال أعداء المسلمين وتقديم الدعم لعملياتهم العسكرية ضد دولةٍ مسلمةٍ مجاورة مع حقوق الجوار والأخوَّة الإسلامية؟ إنَّ الجواب عن هذه الأسئلة قد بيَّنه القرآن الكريم، وأكدته سنة النبي (ص)، وشهد له ضمير الأمة الإسلامية.

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Professor Marandi said it straight. We are not Egypt. We are not Pakistan.
And he was right. Egypt fought Israel once and then settled under the American umbrella. Pakistan built its own nuclear deterrent under sanctions, a real achievement. Yet today both still feel the heavy hand of Western pressure.
Iran is different. This is a nation of nearly ninety million people, not some tiny isolated outpost. For half a century the most powerful empire on earth has tried to crush it with sanctions. And still Iran stands.
Look at the numbers. Iran graduates more than two hundred and thirty thousand engineers every single year. That is more than France and Germany combined. While the United States still has no universal health system, Iran built one that reaches almost its entire population, from the big cities to the smallest villages. Childhood vaccination rates sit near one hundred percent. Life expectancy matches countries far richer. They produce ninety-seven percent of their own medicines. They made their own COVID vaccines when the world tried to lock them out. Their engineers reverse-engineered German gas turbines and now ship them to Russia. They build more cars than Britain. They launch their own satellites. They rank among the top nations in nanotechnology and biotechnology. They created a national internet network so they would never be fully dependent on outside cables.
They have the knowledge, roughly eighty percent of what is needed, to build a nuclear bomb. Yet they choose not to. One reason is principle. They see it as a line that should not be crossed. Another is wisdom. If Iran crossed that line, every Gulf capital would demand the same. A country with near-universal literacy and hundreds of thousands of engineers could do it. They simply refuse.
This is not propaganda. This is what happens when a people decide to survive on their own terms. They took in millions of Afghan refugees when times were hard. They cut oil to apartheid South Africa and stood with Mandela. They sent weapons and trainers to the Bosnians when the world looked away.
The West has spent decades painting Iran as nothing but a threat. That story is incomplete. Iran is also a country that turned isolation into innovation, sanctions into self-reliance, and pressure into scientific progress.
If this planet is going to survive, we need more of that spirit. Not more wars. Not more endless suspicion. We need nations that compete in knowledge, in health, in human dignity, and in the quiet strength of standing on their own feet.
Iran is not perfect. No country is. But it has shown that a large nation under maximum pressure can still educate its people, heal its people, and build its own future. That is a lesson worth studying, not a story worth burying.

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Five decades of Israeli covert strategy to push US, Iran into confrontation https://t.co/gOUboxUhrG

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Pakistan - Nuclear power at a crossroads | DW Documentary https://t.co/1V5DHgWJ4a via @YouTube

[Zalmay Khalilzad @realZalmayMK]

#Germany's state-funded international broadcasting network Deutsche Welle (DW) has released an English-language documentary video titled “Pakistan — Nuclear Power at a Crossroad". It reviews in depth the multiple crises facing the country, including the massive growth of extremism, intolerance and violence; financial insolvency and lackluster economic performance; and political polarization, its most popular political leader in jail and its most popular party marginalized, a weak and corrupt political elite; and, the military having a stranglehold on politics.  The documentary does not propose a way out for #Pakistan,  but raises the alarm that these conditions can threaten the safety and security of its significant nuclear arsenal. I urge Pakistanis to watch, debate and discuss it.

https://t.co/45QVHatj1B

[Javlon Vakhabov @JavlonVakhabov]

Quoted by The Times of Central Asia (@thetimesoca) on keeping Afghanistan connected to regional diplomacy and commerce:

“In this emerging Greater Central Asia, Afghanistan is not a periphery. It is the southern gateway of our region, linking Central Asia with South Asia, the Indian Ocean and West Asia. Therefore, Afghanistan’s stability and economic recovery are directly connected with the future development of Central Asia.

Afghanistan should be regarded not as a periphery, but as a full-fledged participant and co-author of regional processes. The stability and economic recovery of Afghanistan are directly linked to the future development of Central Asia as a whole.

In other words, Uzbekistan’s ambition – and that of the region as a whole – extends beyond transport and energy links. It seeks an integrated Central and South Asian economic and political space in which regional states—not external powers—set the agenda”.

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The Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship for 2027 https://t.co/f9rxHGLz2K

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Pakistan thinks it’s playing Trump, the opposite may be true https://t.co/x6RyCbUoY7

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[Bushra Shaikh @Bushra1Shaikh]

We were told explicitly by Donald Trump how "civilians are not targeted", yet here in Resalat district, Tehran - 179 residential buildings destroyed by U.S Israeli missiles.

The death toll in Iran surpassed 3,000 people, from this neighbourhood alone 1,000 displaced, entire families killed and there was no coverage by Western mainstream media outlets.