From the Youtube-channel Dr. Hassan Loves Palestine , (don't be fooled by the name, it was formerly 'Loves Israel', but he recently changed it to troll his critics. He's recently begun narrating in English, so it's notably easier for us non-Arab speakers to listen in on. I'd like to know if you folks think we should invite him to our group-discussions. Being an Arab from the UAE, he strikes me as someone who has an insight to the area, and could aid us in understanding the region's predicament with more clarity. Consider giving his channel a visit, and him some love. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1LS3XKcanY

Iran is currently unable to defend itself from China or Russia. Since everyone in this community agrees that a territory not being able to defend itself from China or Russia justifies the U.S. annexing that area, we should all support the U.S. making annexation of the Sistan and Baluchestan province of Iran non-negotiable.

https://youtu.be/HML-oaJ6DB4 https://youtu.be/sEgHjCWeFd0 Skip to 7hours and 4min to see the return if Gandalf https://www.youtube.com/live/SWCLc_-xN74

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TEHRAN, Iran — Iranian protester Erfan Soltani has been released on bail, his lawyer tells AFP, after the United States warned that he was due to be executed, though Tehran denied he had been sentenced to death. The 26-year-old “was released yesterday (Saturday) and received all of his belongings including his cellphone,” says lawyer Amir Mousakhani, adding that a bail of “two billion tomans” (around $12,600) was paid for his release. Soltani was arrested on January 10, during recent nationwide protests in Iran. He was held in a detention facility in Karaj outside Tehran, on charges of propaganda against Iran’s Islamic system and acting against national security, the judiciary had said in January. The US State Department had said on its Persian-language X account that he had been sentenced to death. Iran’s judiciary later denied that, saying his case was still under investigation and that the charges against him did not carry the death penalty.