By Gerald A. Honigman
I recently came across a great analysis regarding Iran’s non-stop nastiness by a mutual friend of the President of the Kurdistan National Assembly of Syria, Dr. Sherko Abbas, and myself, Joseph Puder…
Years ago, we were indirectly introduced to each other by Dr. Abbas, as he was another author deeply concerned with the plight of the Kurdish People.
My own extensive doctoral research focusing on the struggle of the Kurds and other Arab, Turk, and Iranian-persecuted peoples in the region of MENA and adjacent areas had been placed on the recommended reference list of prestigious universities such as Paris’s Institut d’etudes Politiques (Sciences Po), “British Petroleum Politics, Arab Nationalism, and the Kurdish Struggle for Independence.”
Georgetown, American University of Beirut, Cornell, the main library system of the United Arab Emirates, NYU, UC-Irvine, Tel Aviv University, Bethlehem University, and numerous other institutions of higher learning have also acquired my work.
As my forever timely book dealing with the region of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) was being finalized, Dr. Abbas, having already become familiar with numerous analyses I had published on these and related issues, contacted me about writing most of the Foreword to my book The Quest for Justice in the Middle East. Egyptian-American NYTimes best selling author, Nonie Darwish, wrote the second half of it.
Two-time NYTIMES best selling Lebanese-American author, Brigitte Gabriel, writes “it’s a must read” on the back cover. And Afrique-du-Nord’s Amazigh/”Berber” publisher wrote many of the jacket cover’s comments.
Please note… Together, those two gentlemen mentioned above represent some 80 million truly stateless peoples in MENA.
Unlike Arabs, they don’t have even one independent state between them, let alone almost two dozen, which ARABISM has gained via 14 centuries of violent jihadi expansionist, supremacist, genocidal settling, colonizing conquests of hundreds of millions of other NON-Arab peoples’s lands—and often outlawing their ancestral cultures and languages.
This includes a state ARABISM was gifted by the British to in 1922 on roughly 80% of the original 1920 Mandate of Palestine. And this non-stop aggression aiming to forcibly acquire new lands from kafir infidels continues to this very day, as the slaughter of Druse and Assyrian Christians in Syria, Hindus in India, and “kilab yahud” Jew dogs in Israel testify to.
The current brouhaha in the United Nations, academia, and elsewhere involves creating a SECOND, not first, state for mostly newly arrived (from the 19th century C.E. onwards), settling Arabs in lands of that original 1920 Mandate of Palestine, and at great expense and endangerment to the sole, minuscule, resurrected state of Israel Reborn which requires a magnifying glass to locate on a world globe.
See what even the anti-Israel, pro-Hamas organization, UNRWA, had to say about these new ARAB SETTLERS itself here:
As seen above, Joseph Puder recently wrote an important article dealing with the most recent machinations of the would-be atomic ayatollahs of Iran in the region, this time in Sudan. His article is found in the link at the very top of this article. Here’s another by him regarding America’s loyal, but much used and abused allies, the Kurds here:
Sudan has been a troubling dilemma for me personally for decades now, especially since I gained additional information via membership in the London-based Anti-Slavery Society.
This led to probing very disturbing problems occurring in sub-Saharan Africa even more than before.
It’s easier to share those findings in the following links, especially since Sudan was being considered recently as an additional signee of the Abraham Accords:
Focusing on Sudan itself… and here “Sudan-The Story Within the Story”
And more recently:
“Which Arab nation should be the next with which Israel seeks normalization and peace?”| Israel National News
Returning to the Iran of the Arabized, Islamistized mullahs—who disdain any connections to the proud, pre-Arab conquest native Aryan people of Iran and their amazing multi-millennial old pre-Islamic history, these last analyses wrap things up for now:
While the genocidal actions of 12’er Shi’a Islamic Iran and its proxies towards israel today might suggest otherwise, ancient historical relations between Judaeans/Jews and Aryan/Persian/Iranians prior to the jihadi Arab Muslim conquests from the 7th century C.E. onwards were indeed quite different:
And finally, since the world is obsessed with creating a 22nd state for Arabs, why is it ignoring the true plight of Iran’s own 10 million oppressed Ahwazi Arabs, who don’t already have one state within Iran as Arabs indeed already have on almost 80 % of the original 1920 Mandate of Palestine and known as Jordan today…
