European Knight
06-30-2015, 03:21 PM
Al Hayat, one of the most-respected pan-Arab-language dailies, charges that Iran is supporting more than 100 Shiite extremist organizations.
A recent report in Al Hayat, one of the largest and most-respected pan-Arab dailies, charges that Iran is supporting more than 100 Shiite extremist organizations and militias in Syria and Iraq.
The newspaper, which is published in London and funded by Saudi Arabia, says the crimes of these groups are no less horrific than those of the Islamic State.
In Iraq, the Iranian-funded armed militias comprised of Persians have capabilities far beyond those of the Iraqi security forces. The paper quotes academics who commented that the purpose of these militias is to target the Arabs in Iraq,
both Sunni and Shiite.
In the Arab world, there is anger that the international media is ignoring the atrocities being committed by these militias. Hussein Al Muayid, an Iraqi religious scholar and advisor to the general secretary of the Muslim World League,
pointedly questioned why the media as well as political figures focus only on the activities of the terror activities of Sunni organizations.
'Iran Supporting More than 100 Shiite Terror Groups' (http://www.clarionproject.org/news/iran-supporting-more-100-shiite-terror-groups-report)
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A recent report in Al Hayat, one of the largest and most-respected pan-Arab dailies, charges that Iran is supporting more than 100 Shiite extremist organizations and militias in Syria and Iraq.
The newspaper, which is published in London and funded by Saudi Arabia, says the crimes of these groups are no less horrific than those of the Islamic State.
In Iraq, the Iranian-funded armed militias comprised of Persians have capabilities far beyond those of the Iraqi security forces. The paper quotes academics who commented that the purpose of these militias is to target the Arabs in Iraq,
both Sunni and Shiite.
In the Arab world, there is anger that the international media is ignoring the atrocities being committed by these militias. Hussein Al Muayid, an Iraqi religious scholar and advisor to the general secretary of the Muslim World League,
pointedly questioned why the media as well as political figures focus only on the activities of the terror activities of Sunni organizations.
'Iran Supporting More than 100 Shiite Terror Groups' (http://www.clarionproject.org/news/iran-supporting-more-100-shiite-terror-groups-report)
http://www.clarionproject.org/sites/all/sites/default/files/images/100-groups.jpg