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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that whatever goals Putin was pursuing in Syria, they were also Israel's goals, at the Munich Security Conference in November 2015. Putin intervened militarily in Syria in September 2015 to save the Assad regime from collapse.
Adil Zd49,304 views • 22 days ago

There’s no Sharia without Tawhid and even in the 1990s, the Baathist elite consistently lived a secular lifestyle, as evidenced, for instance, by Uday’s party in 1995, where ikhtilaf was fully indulged in. Practices such as the beheading of prostitutes were also laws of Jahiliyah
Adil Zd20,992 views • 28 days ago

Many US military figures like General Joseph F. Dunford, acknowledged IS as a sophisticated and quite capable military force at the tactical level. Strategically, however, IS didn’t differ from the typical Arab mindset of taking on superior adversaries that led to its downfall.
Adil Zd18,366 views • 28 days ago

Video footage from today's fighting in Jabal Jarmak in the Kirkuk region shows a number of Iraqi soldiers engaging a single IS fighter before withdrawing to call in air support. A known pro-PMF account indicates that the number of Iraqi soldiers killed is likely underreported.
Adil Zd20,185 views • 1 month ago

For years, Iraqi-Islamic preacher Walid Abdul-Hafiz Al-Kurdi Al-Anbari is dedicated to Dawah in Africa, where he converted entire villages to Islam and built mosques, and is the father of 3 sons who fell as martyrs fighting against US troops in the Second Battle of Fallujah 2004.
Adil Zd11,834 views • 19 days ago
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-94% of US soldiers killed in Iraq War died in Sunni areas. -High-ranking US military veteran Steven P. Bucci confirms that the Sunni city of Fallujah was more dangerous than the entire Shia South. -US officials confirm that 1/3 of killed US soldiers died in Anbar (Sunni) alone
Adil Zd14,231 views • 3 months ago
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