@xumas_iq Israel now controls much of southwest Syria and you’re still trying to argue about Jolani’s street cred with Palestinians? The IDF will be in Damascus soon enough and you’ll still be arguing over who is more loyal to Palestinians.
@Nervana_1@beirutwire You’re kidding, right? This is no different than the Assad regime who allowed the arts, while living well above their means. This is terrible.
@MKalousian Because they call themselves “MENA pundits” and “MENA experts”. I’ve never met a person from North Africa or Western Asia that calls themselves “MENA” anything. It’s always the same British and American losers too. They get jobs at think tanks and ruin the region.
@Suriyakmaps This man operated in this same region for a decade. An Armenian teacher was killed there. They were prohibited from raising their cross on their churches. This is bullshit
@NerdeenKiswani Because as Palestinians, we often approve just about anyone who claims solidarity with our struggle. But our struggle is used and abused by those we put our upmost faith in. Someone’s history is important…it’s more important than their words. I wish we knew more
@pennywinkie@HavryshkoMarta She is focused on her country, which is currently involved in one of the deadliest wars in recent history. As a Palestinian, I can’t fault her for this.
@mobbs_mentality Your comment was reprehensible and disgraceful. The man died. He didn’t want to fight in the war. That doesn’t make his death any less tragic
@SyrianResponse This is all a lie. It was Jolani and his factions that forced the people there to take down the crucifixes on their churches. An Armenian educator was murdered there a few years ago. These people are persecuted and forced to pretend like their lives are better
@QudsNen He’s going to donate to that Zionist-American ��charity’ that claims to give meals to the people of Gaza, while Palestinians get gunned down by the IDF.