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In the UAE, we never forget that terrorism once entered our region using the name of Islam, in our name. We didn’t shift blame or deny the problem. We confronted it early, acted decisively, and shut it down. That clarity matters. Groups like the Muslim Brotherhood are political movements... show more

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“Terrorism has come in the name of Islam. Terrorism happens in our name. There is no need to shift blame on others. If it speaks on our behalf, then we should be the first to counter it.” ~ Mohammed Bin Zayed or MBZ, President of UAE 🇦🇪

“Terrorism has come in the name of Islam. Terrorism happens in our name. There is no need to shift blame on others. If it speaks on our behalf, then we should be the first to counter it.” ~ Mohammed Bin Zayed or MBZ, President of UAE 🇦🇪

Abhijit Majumder

356,596 views • 9 months ago

As Arabs, we need to understand that Israel and the West are not our oppressors or enemies. We, Arabs, are our own worst enemies. We, Arabs, are our greatest oppressors. We, Arabs, have killed and oppressed a million times more of our people than the West and Israel can ever do. It is not Israel that married off my mother when she was a child. It is my people who did. It is not the West or Israel that has been bombing Yemen for the past decade and killed 400,000. It is us, Arabs, who did it. It is not the Israel that implanted Islamic extremism in the East and the West. It is our mosques, it is the books we worship, it is the Imams we follow, it is what we learn and what we teach. It is not the West that forces us to treat women like commodities. It is our people. And most of all, it is not the West or Israel that doesn’t value Arab lives. It is us, Arabs, who do not value human life. If we do not admit to ourselves that WE are the problem, that WE are refusing to progress, and that WE need to change – then change will never happen, blood will keep flowing, and we will never know peace. How do we expect the world and the International Community to respect us, when we don’t respect ourselves?

As Arabs, we need to understand that Israel and the West are not our oppressors or enemies. We, Arabs, are our own worst enemies. We, Arabs, are our greatest oppressors. We, Arabs, have killed and oppressed a million times more of our people than the West and Israel can ever do. It is not Israel that married off my mother when she was a child. It is my people who did. It is not the West or Israel that has been bombing Yemen for the past decade and killed 400,000. It is us, Arabs, who did it. It is not the Israel that implanted Islamic extremism in the East and the West. It is our mosques, it is the books we worship, it is the Imams we follow, it is what we learn and what we teach. It is not the West that forces us to treat women like commodities. It is our people. And most of all, it is not the West or Israel that doesn’t value Arab lives. It is us, Arabs, who do not value human life. If we do not admit to ourselves that WE are the problem, that WE are refusing to progress, and that WE need to change – then change will never happen, blood will keep flowing, and we will never know peace. How do we expect the world and the International Community to respect us, when we don’t respect ourselves?

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Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian: We are ready to reassure the world that we are not seeking nuclear weapons. We are not seeking instability in the region. It is Israel that is the destabilizer in the region. Our negotiating team will not compromise when it counts to our country’s dignity and sovereignty.

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Not all of our Muslim neighbors are violent. Not at all. The vast majority of Muslims that we meet will not be violent. We can befriend them and love them. We can share the gospel with them and see the image of God in them, just as much in them as it is in us and our children. At the same time, we must be completely clear-eyed about the contradiction between the American way of life and the ideology of political Islam. We must do that. I think we are obligated to do that.

Not all of our Muslim neighbors are violent. Not at all. The vast majority of Muslims that we meet will not be violent. We can befriend them and love them. We can share the gospel with them and see the image of God in them, just as much in them as it is in us and our children. At the same time, we must be completely clear-eyed about the contradiction between the American way of life and the ideology of political Islam. We must do that. I think we are obligated to do that.

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🔥And here it is…. We have ACTORS in our House & Senate WE DID NOT ELECT‼️ “There’s a half a dozen people in the House and Senate, Larry, that are up here THAT DID NOT GET ELECTED. It was all BOGUS. We’ve seen the evidence..” WE WANT THE NAME OF EVERY POS WE DIDN’T ELECT & WHO PLACED THEM THERE‼️‼️

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119,245 views • 9 months ago

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❤️ We, who have lived in Russia in the endless flow of time across the 20th and 21st centuries, gratefully acknowledge what was done by our predecessors, our ancestors. We lived like everyone, everywhere and always, consumed by the concerns of our day, but we did not stand still—we moved forward. We worked, we struggled, we fought. And we did our best to solve the problems our time presented. We thought of the future, we fought for you. If you now hold our message in your hands, it means you too feel part of this common, endless flow of time and the connection between eras. It means all we have done was not in vain. We wish you good luck. We hope your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren will be proud of you, just as we are proud of our fathers, grandfathers, and great-grandfathers - President Putin on the question what would he say to our descendants

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian: We have no problems with the UAE. We have no problem with any of the regional countries. We have a problem with the American bases located in these countries and from which they are attacking our country. The UAE, the Emiratis and other countries of the region are our brothers. We have been living together for a long time and we have had trade. We have supported each other. So this is the US which has come here and established bases, and from those bases they martyr our children, they attack our infrastructure and target our leaders, commanders and people. In fact, the problem is that the friendly and neighboring countries should not allow enemies to utilize their soil to attack our country.

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