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For years, the chair of the Canada Palestine Association has noted that the brutal and arrogant behaviour of the Zionist regime will bring it to a miserable end... “their end will be ugly”.
The planned ground invasion of Rafah, coupled with “Israel” and the US’ final push to demilitarize and sever Gaza of its people and its Resistance, needed a necessary distraction tactic – one full of hot air.
My disillusionment with the Democratic Party was not solely based on its policy failures and lack of empathy for the people; it was also exacerbated by the tone-deaf public stunts of its leaders.
After overcoming the damaging effects of imperialism and colonialism that its neighboring country imposed on it with the assistance of Western powers, Yemen has grown resilient and strong.
Europe and the USA are leading, in practice, this genocide and exploration of ethnic cleansing to culminate their colonial project in Palestine.
The remarkable turnout in Pakistan was a resounding protest against the attempted political oppression and the archaic status quo, reflecting the evident anti-establishment sentiment within the country.
Upon in-depth analysis, it becomes clear that the neocolonial expansion of the West in Africa, the Middle East, and the Caribbean is an attempt to take away the right to sovereignty from foreign countries.
With the system and the status quo in Pakistan, the political canvas is flashing colors that have never been witnessed before.
In a strategic location for the global economy, a grandiose geopolitical scenario is unfolding: Thanks to Yemen, American "naval dominance" is failing.
Moroccan normalizers overlooked that tolerance and hospitality exclude those who have aligned themselves with the Zionist establishment to steal the Palestinians’ possessions and enlisted in its military to kill them.
What we have before us in the world is definitely an existential struggle. There are sovereign countries ready to defend their national interests, history, faith, culture, and traditions, countries ready to maintain equal relations and an atmosphere of international cooperation.
Iran and Pakistan share more than 900 km of border, and from a geopolitical standpoint, it is imperative that both maintain collaboration and coordination.