The map is showing some countries that adopted Persian as an official language (by constitutional decree).
Iran (Persian - Farsi)
It represents the largest demographic weight of its speakers. It is written in the Arabic script and is considered the official state language, unifying all ethnic groups within the country.
Afghanistan (Dari)
Persian is known here as "Dari" (or Afghan Persian), and it is an official language alongside "Pashto." More than half of the country's population speaks it, and it serves as the common language of communication among various ethnic components.
Tajikistan (Tajiki)
It is the northern extension of the Persian language in Central Asia (blue colored in the map). Due to the Soviet era, the Tajik language is written today using the Cyrillic alphabet (Russian) instead of the Arabic script, but when spoken, it remains a fully comprehensible Persian language to Iranians and Afghans.
And what about green-colored Uzbekistan?
Its official language is Uzbek (a Turkish language). However, the citizens of great cities like Samarkand and Bukhara, located today within Uzbekistan, speak Persian (the Tajik dialect) as their first language. Therefore, the green color here represents the living cultural and demographic extension of the language, not the administrative constitutional status.
Persian is not a Semitic language (like Arabic or Hebrew); it rather bears some similarity with the Indo-European family (like English and Spanish).
Despite the different family, Persian (in Iran and Afghanistan) borrowed the Arabic script and a big proportion of Arabic vocabulary after the Islamic conquest, making it somehow familiar to the Arab ear.
However, the formation of typical Persian words seems to be totally different from the Arabic root scheme. As there are only a few additional Persian letters adding to Arabic scripture, both scriptures are looking similar, and Arabic loan-words are therefore easy to recognize. An overall mutual understanding between both languages, however, is generally not so easy. What Arab understands Persian and what Persian understands Arabic usually depends on whom you ask ...
Just try to read the famous Persian poems of Hafiz from Shiraz with a basic knowledge of the Arabic language. Only in a few cases you might succeed.
Here are some English words that would have been translated into comparable expressions:
English: Coran, mosque, a believer, the light, jewels, republic, news, a judge.
Persian: قرآن، مسجد، مؤمن، نور، جواهرات، جمهوری، اخبار، قاضی
Arabic: قرآن، مسجد، مؤمن، النور، جواهر، جمهورية، أخبار، قاضٍ
By the way, only one day after my latest entry here, I happened to watch a TV documentary about the Islamic Revolution of Ayatollah Khomeini. In an interview, Khomeini was heard speaking a sentence that caught my attention, because it contained an Arabic word I recognized at once. That was استقلال which has the meaning of "independence". Together with الحرية, meaning "freedom", it belonged to the vocabulary Khomeini frequently used at the beginning of his revolution and which triggered much support from an Iranian and international community.
- W. Wiesner -
Enjoy 2.000 Years old Iranian Culture while walking on a Carpet Fair (Tehran 2022).
Compare it with a US Bully Culture talking about taking Cuba on its way back from Iran, or of "blowing up" Oman in case they don't behave.
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In the morning of June 13, an Arabic writer and book author,
connected with the media and engaged in politics, published
the following comment on the actual situation:
Urgent: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi: ( -Ending the war means the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the occupied Lebanon territories, and we have made that clear frankly - If the opposing side does not fulfill its commitments within the 60 days, negotiations on the remaining issues will not proceed..)
What this means is that Iran has not only tied the ceasefire to not targeting Beirut, but also to Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon.. In other words: Lebanon is no longer just a proxy or a simple battlefield.. Lebanon has turned into the safety valve for the entire region—if it's unscrewed, the whole boiler will explode..!!
Imagine with me: Every rocket launched from the south is immediately translated in the Trump and Khamenei war rooms—what does that mean? It means what's happening in Nabatieh & Khiam affects the price of gas in New York.. (thin laughter) That's exactly what Iran has done, and until now, Trump & Netanyahu aren't even aware of the disaster they've gotten themselves into.
The summary: Israel is holding onto the right to preemptive strikes just as Netanyahu wants (meaning strike freely and with freedom of movement), while Hezbollah is holding onto the right to resistance (meaning I strike freely too and with freedom of movement)...what does that mean? It means the first small incident.. and peace be upon you..the region will explode again..
Lebanon has become the most important country possibly in the entire Middle East..
Even Turkey, through Erdogan's voice, has made it a national security issue for Turkey.. and this is a dangerous shift and turnaround that says the battle of Trump and Netanyahu, which they thought was a picnic, has led to the biggest (hammer blow) to both their heads in their entire history..
The quoted X-account and an earlier video on the same subject
showing S. Askar in an interview with Al-Mayadeen TV (Beirut):
Netanyahu answering to Turkey's
Erdogan in an X-post on June 10
Turkey and Saudi Arabia signed landmark agreements Tuesday for a new railway line connecting the countries via Syria and Jordan, aiming to extend it in the future to Oman to serve as an overland trade route bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, a central oil trade route currently blockaded by the US and Iran amid their war.
Ankara boasted that the project would reduce Israel’s regional influence, and various commentators said the development sidelined the Jewish state’s attempts to set up railway trade routes from East Asia to Europe passing through the country.
US President Donald Trump hails Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in response to a question about the latter’s recent threats against Israel.
A reporter in the Oval Office notes the recent call from Erdogan for countries to confront Israel due to what he said were its destabilizing activities throughout the region, and the journalist asks Trump whether he’s concerned about a confrontation between Jerusalem and Ankara, and whether he still plans to sell Turkey F-35 fighter jets.
“As you know, he’s a very good friend of mine, and we’ve worked very well together. I like him a lot,” Trump responds, avoiding any comment on Erdogan’s threats against Israel.
Trump tells reporters that he hasn’t heard about Erdogan’s latest criticism of Israel but that if he did, he’d call the Turkish leader and make sure that “nothing would happen with Turkey.”
Earlier today, Erdogan said Israel’s attacks on Syria and Lebanon reached a point where they also threaten Turkey, adding Israel’s “aggression” poses a threat to the whole world and must be stopped. Netanyahu shouted back by calling Erdogan an “antisemitic dictator.”
[Times of Israel on June 10]
Headlines quoted from an AL-Jazeera video
about Trump's press conference on June 10:
صحفي لترمب: هل تتوقع مواجهة بين إسراىيل و تركيا؟
و هل ستبيعون طاىرات إف35 إلى تركيا؟
Journalist asking Trump: Do you foresee a confrontation between Israel and Turkey ?
And will you sell F-35 planes to Turkey ?
Bombing of the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas as
reported by Al-Jazeera TV on June 11, 2026
"Iran in Arabic" on Facebook on June 12
Quotation from Iran in Arabic - 8 hours ago on June 12:
رسمياً السيد مجتبى خامنئي يوجه القوات الصاروخية برفع مستوى الصواريخ للحد الأقصى إلى مدى يصل أوروبا والولايات المتحدة
الرسالة واضحة لترامب لن نكتفي بضرب القواعد بل سنضرب العمق الأمريكي
Mr. Mojtaba Khamenei has officially directed missile forces to upgrade missile capabilities to their maximum level, extending their range to reach Europe and the United States.
The message to Trump is clear: we will not limit ourselves to striking bases; we will strike the American heartland.
Editor's Note:
Even though the Facebook account is named "Iran in Arabic", comments are composed in Persian and should be translated as such. The text, however, contains an unusually high amount of Arabic words. - WW -
Quotation from Iran in Arabic - 11 hours ago on June 12:
Iran has officially executed a complex intelligence and operational plan
for the attacks launched at dawn today against certain US military bases.
- The Iranian attacks inflicted significant damage on high-value US military equipment.
- Iranian forces tracked the flight path and deployment location of two large US P-8 aircraft from the moment of their takeoff.
- Precision weapons targeted the deployment sites of the two US aircraft at the Sheikh Isa Air Base in Bahrain and the Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait.
- Iran monitored the deployment of at least three US F-35 fighter jets at the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan and precisely targeted their location.
Latest generation of Iranian missiles as reported on June 9 by Al-Arabiya TV.
طهران تقلب الحسابات في مشهد الحرب.. مخزون الصواريخ الإيرانية يفاجئ أميركا وإسرائيل
Tehran Shifting War Calculations ..
Iranian Missile Stockpile Surprises US & Israel.
One day after Germany lost in the European competition for a 2-years temporary seat in the influential United Nation's Security Council, here I come with a private comment in the German language on what has gone nastily wrong ...
=> Das Land der Toten Juden <=
PDF-file (2,5 MB) best for translation with a recent version of Microsoft Edge
Fichier PDF mieux pour la traduction avec Microsoft Edge (nouvelle version)
Last Update added below on June 3:
Rising Tensions between US & Iran
Iran Bombing Internat. Airport Kuwait
Only hours ago, AXIOS, CNN, FOX News, The Guardian came with the news that US president Donald Trump allegedly threatened Netanyahu in a phone call where he referred to the renewed Israeli bombing of Beirut. The call must have been loud enough to be overheard by Trump's entourage.
“You’re fucking crazy. You’d be in prison if it weren’t for me. I’m saving your ass.
Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this.”
The phone call came after Netanyahu had ordered the Israeli military to resume bombing the southern Dahiya area of Beirut to target Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed militia which has launched drone strikes into Israel. The Israel Defense Forces told Lebanese civilians to evacuate areas of southern Beirut, causing thousands of people to flee.
Iran said on Tuesday, June 2nd, that it would suspend peace talks with the US over Israel’s ongoing campaign in southern Lebanon. Tehran insisted Lebanon should be covered by a ceasefire agreement meant to facilitate negotiations to open the strait of Hormuz and lift a US blockade of Iranian ports.
The phone call between Trump and Netanyahu came on the heels of that announcement, which would effectively freeze talks days after Trump had claimed negotiators had reached a preliminary deal that he was considering whether to sign.
Channel 12, a prominent independent Israeli news network, contested the details of the call.
Descrption of the following video from Hindustan Times published on June 3:
Tensions in the Gulf have surged after Iran claimed to have launched missile and drone attacks targeting U.S. military facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain. Tehran described the strikes as retaliation for American military action against Qeshm Island, while the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned that any further aggression would trigger an even harsher response.
According to Iranian statements, precision missile strikes were carried out against U.S. positions in the region. Meanwhile, U.S. Central Command said American and partner forces intercepted multiple missiles and drones, adding that no U.S. personnel were harmed during the attacks. CENTCOM also confirmed conducting self-defense strikes on an Iranian ground-control station on Qeshm Island. The latest escalation comes despite an existing ceasefire framework between Washington and Tehran, raising fresh concerns about the stability of the Gulf region. Air raid sirens reportedly sounded in Bahrain, while regional militaries remained on high alert amid fears of a wider confrontation. With both sides exchanging accusations and military actions, questions are growing over whether the fragile truce can survive. The Strait of Hormuz, a vital artery for global energy supplies, remains at the center of the standoff as tensions between the United States and Iran continue to shape security dynamics across West Asia.
Kuwait's Deputy PM & Minister of the Interior watching damage
from the Iranian missile impact on Kuwait's International Airport.
Sources saying that air traffic of Gulf states has been cancelled.
Yaffa News Network (شبكة يافا الإخبارية) is an independent Palestinian digital media outlet dedicated to providing round-the-clock news coverage from occupied Palestine. It operates independently of political or party-affiliated funding. The majority of its journalists and correspondents contribute voluntarily. The media outlet maintains active physical offices in both Ramallah and Gaza. [AI generated description]
News have been confirmed by lots of international sources at different dates in May 2026, including Israeli and US media, as well as Iranian military related X-accounts.
Why has Trump threatened Oman?
The US president’s comments came after reports emerged in Iranian state media that Tehran and Oman had discussed a possible situation in which the two countries would manage shipping through the Strait of Hormuz after the war.
Iranian officials have discussed systems in which ships crossing the strait would pay a maritime service fee, which they say would be distinct from the idea of direct tolls for ships to transit through Hormuz.
But the White House has rejected suggestions that Iran or Oman could oversee the critical waterway.
“It’s international waters. Nobody’s going to control it. We’re going to watch over it,” he told the cabinet meeting. [The Independent, UK on May 28]
On May 26 the US informed the world via FOX News they resumed their attacks on Southern Iran in "self-defence". Iranian vessels, allegedly laying mines, and port facilities in Bandar Abbas have become under attack.
Iranian video showing the attack on a vessel belonging to the
Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps IRGC, early this morning.
At the same time, during the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mekkah, the Iranian leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei delivered a Programmatic Hajj Speech where he predicted the end of Israel as a national entity within the next 15 years. This was accompanied by Iranian missile attacks on Israeli targets.
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History - A pilgrimage from Jeddah to Mekkah -
The first video known to describe Hajj proceedings
at Mekkah. The original Arabic version from 1928.
Among the ancient pilgrimage routes taken by Muslims is the "African Hajj Route", where Muslims from central and western Africa would traverse an immense distance separating them from the holy lands, estimated at about seven thousand kilometers.
This vast distance required them to set out for the Hajj a full year or more before its appointed time, covering the land on foot.
And due to the impossibility of carrying provisions and supplies throughout these extended months, the pilgrims devised a clever stratagem: each one would set out on his journey accompanied by a herd of livestock—cows, buffalo, and goats—to quench his thirst with their milk and sustain himself on them throughout the road. Upon reaching the port to cross to the opposite shore of the Red Sea, he would sell his livestock there and save its price as expenses for performing the rites and for the return journey. [Quoted from the X-account of an Egyptian Muslim]
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Iran vs US - Comparison of Culture
The map is showing some countries that adopted Persian as an official language (by constitutional decree).
Iran (Persian - Farsi)
It represents the largest demographic weight of its speakers. It is written in the Arabic script and is considered the official state language, unifying all ethnic groups within the country.
Afghanistan (Dari)
Persian is known here as "Dari" (or Afghan Persian), and it is an official language alongside "Pashto." More than half of the country's population speaks it, and it serves as the common language of communication among various ethnic components.
Tajikistan (Tajiki)
It is the northern extension of the Persian language in Central Asia (blue colored in the map). Due to the Soviet era, the Tajik language is written today using the Cyrillic alphabet (Russian) instead of the Arabic script, but when spoken, it remains a fully comprehensible Persian language to Iranians and Afghans.
And what about green-colored Uzbekistan?
Its official language is Uzbek (a Turkish language). However, the citizens of great cities like Samarkand and Bukhara, located today within Uzbekistan, speak Persian (the Tajik dialect) as their first language. Therefore, the green color here represents the living cultural and demographic extension of the language, not the administrative constitutional status.
Persian is not a Semitic language (like Arabic or Hebrew); it rather bears some similarity with the Indo-European family (like English and Spanish).
Despite the different family, Persian (in Iran and Afghanistan) borrowed the Arabic script and a big proportion of Arabic vocabulary after the Islamic conquest, making it somehow familiar to the Arab ear.
However, the formation of typical Persian words seems to be totally different from the Arabic root scheme. As there are only a few additional Persian letters adding to Arabic scripture, both scriptures are looking similar, and Arabic loan-words are therefore easy to recognize. An overall mutual understanding between both languages, however, is generally not so easy. What Arab understands Persian and what Persian understands Arabic usually depends on whom you ask ...
Just try to read the famous Persian poems of Hafiz from Shiraz with a basic knowledge of the Arabic language. Only in a few cases you might succeed.
Here are some English words that would have been translated into comparable expressions:
English: Coran, mosque, a believer, the light, jewels, republic, news, a judge.
Persian: قرآن، مسجد، مؤمن، نور، جواهرات، جمهوری، اخبار، قاضی
Arabic: قرآن، مسجد، مؤمن، النور، جواهر، جمهورية، أخبار، قاضٍ
By the way, only one day after my latest entry here, I happened to watch a TV documentary about the Islamic Revolution of Ayatollah Khomeini. In an interview, Khomeini was heard speaking a sentence that caught my attention, because it contained an Arabic word I recognized at once. That was استقلال which has the meaning of "independence". Together with الحرية, meaning "freedom", it belonged to the vocabulary Khomeini frequently used at the beginning of his revolution and which triggered much support from an Iranian and international community.
- W. Wiesner -
Enjoy 2.000 Years old Iranian Culture while walking on a Carpet Fair (Tehran 2022).
Compare it with a US Bully Culture talking about taking Cuba on its way back from Iran, or of "blowing up" Oman in case they don't behave.
Latest News & Posts
'Early Bird' - Blueprint News Center 2025
Latest: China starts military drills, this time intended to physically block Taiwan from foreign support.
The President of Harvard University on
latest Restrictions for Foreign Students
on behalf of the Trump Administration.
[NPR May 28, 2025]
'It is up to all of us to fix this' Former President Barack Obama on American ideals [April 4, 2025]
Latest on May 25:
US Republican hardliners are fearing a Trump deal, yet not fully known in detail, that would mean Ending the War at all Costs before the Midterm Elections among rising disagreement with Trump's governing style. It's a mere chaos ...
While US president Trump is announcing further success in his efforts to reach a breakthrough in indirect negotiations with Iran, Iran remains reluctant to confirm that. Instead, the Revolutionary Guards of Iran, IRGC, only recently announced further military efforts to protect their country, in case the US might resume their bombing of Iranian facilities.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Ahmed Vahidi, confirmed on Sunday that the Iranian Armed Forces are in a state of high readiness and possess strong deterrence capabilities at various levels, warning that any new attack on Iran will be met with a devastating response that goes beyond the regional framework.
[عرب 48 on May 24]
As to the maritime blockade of Hormuz Detroit, nothing essential seems to have changed during recent weeks.
Trump said the U.S.-Iran agreement will soon announce a reported 60-day extension of the ceasefire and the reopening of the strait and negotiations on a nuclear program
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the agreement to end the war with Iran will be announced soon and negotiations are currently underway on the final level. Trump is reported to have had phone calls with Arab and Muslim leaders, and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, respectively, before making the comments. It was Trump's most determined statement to date, indicating his readiness to agree to the memorandum of understanding being negotiated with Iran.
[RFI in Chinese] on 24/05/2026 - 13:11
Comparison of Culture
Enjoy 2.000 Years old Iranian Culture while walking on a Carpet Fair (Tehran 2022). Compare it with a US Bully Culture talking about taking Cuba on its way back from Iran.
Latest News & Posts
'Early Bird' - Blueprint News Center 2025
Latest: China starts military drills, this time intended to physically block Taiwan from foreign support.
The President of Harvard University on
latest Restrictions for Foreign Students
on behalf of the Trump Administration.
[NPR May 28, 2025]
'It is up to all of us to fix this' Former President Barack Obama on American ideals [April 4, 2025]
Prof. Zhang Weiwei, a known Chinese expert on politics, says No More Rare Earth Metals for the U S Military.
This will effectively slow weapons production for US & Israel.
Editor's Comment:
The so-called Rare Earth elements or Lanthanides are not as rare as their name might imply. They can be classified as Light Rare Earth elements (Lanthanum La, Cerium Ce, Praseodymium Pr, Neodymium Nd, Promethium Pm, Samarium Sm, Europium Eu) and Heavy Rare Earth elements (Gadolinium Gd, Terbium Tb, Dysprosium Dy, Holmium Ho, Erbium Er, Thulium Tm, Ytterbium Yb, Lutetium Lu). Because of their similarity, two other elements are usually added to these Lanthanide elements (Scandium Sc, Yttrium Y).
For some special reason, it is their physical similarity that makes it difficult to separate and enrich them by chemical means. As a result, their individual properties are impossible to determine and apply in a specimen, usually containing all of them in a different content.
Years ago, I learned about a specimen that contained all light rare earth elements at once, even the slightly radioactive Europium. They could be localized in small oxide particles that were embedded in a steel matrix. It can therefore be assumed that these particles served some metallurgical purpose.
As a consequence, the real problem is not exploration and mining of rare earth minerals, but rather their separation and individual refinement in a complicated process which needs to be developed. In that field China has taken the lead.
Information, that US company Critical Metals recently secured control of one of the largest heavy rare earth deposits on earth in Greenland, should therefore be seen, as well, from another point of view.
According to the Arabic TV station Al-Jazeera on May 13, China should meanwhile control roughly 90 percent of global rare earth refining, materials essential for semiconductors, for electric vehicles, military equipment and electronics, and has responded with tighter export controls on several critical minerals.
The White House should have confirmed that rare earth materials are the number one issue which has been discussed in China.
China will allegedly address US concerns regarding supply chain shortages related to rare earths and other critical minerals.
The US is expecting to receive further benefits from the purchase of 200 American-made Boeing aircraft for Chinese airlines.
An interesting feature of Donald Trump's visit to Xi JinPing is that America should have begged China to buy their agricultural products, accounting for 17 billion US$ per year in 2026, 2027, and 2028. [external source on May 18, 2026]
This is fitting with information that reached me earlier this year, saying that US soy bean exportation to China has heavily dropped by more than 80% in 2026, in comparison with exportation data in earlier years. A reason for that can partly be seen in the Brazilian record harvest, expected for 2026. As the monoculture of soy beans has become a main source of income for US farmers in Middle-Western federal states, heavy income losses are being expected for just those farmers who are assumed to be Donald Trump's most loyal voters in the US midterm elections this year ...
US president Trump received at the airport by an employee of the Chinese President's office.
US-CHINA: THE SUMMIT OF TECHNOFEUDALISM
1/ The CEOs who traveled with Trump to China aren't his entourage; they are the Board of Directors of the new economic system dominated by the big tech corporations. Those that Varoufakis defined, warning us, as "Technofeudalists":
2/ When BlackRock, Apple, Nvidia, Goldman Sachs, and Tesla sit at a table with Xi Jinping, it's not about diplomacy—it's the 'board' of a nation whose president is merely the elected manager. A nation whose leadership no longer follows the outdated logics of democracy.
3/ This visit has ended the democratic illusion and the rhetoric of separation between State and Market. Foreign policy, as can be seen, is technological and isn't being decided in the State Department, but in the offices of those who manage the world's GDP.
[Quotations from the X-account of Adrián Ramírez, a journalist based in Buenos Aires and Madrid]
Trump in Beijing posing for the US Midterm Elections
Results of the Meeting:
The visit ends and the real inspection begins.
Trump has now left China, but the impact of the visit is just beginning to show.
If summed up in one sentence, the outcome of the visit was: Politically, the tone has been redefined, mechanisms have been set up on economic and trade, and communication has been resumed on security, but the agreement in substance remains to be seen.
This is not a summit to completely resolve the structural contradictions between China and the United States, nor is it a visit to publish a large-scale agreement package. It's more like a stability summit: Both sides realize that Sino-US relations cannot continue to be pushed out of control by the tariff war, the Taiwan issue, the technological blockade and the international crisis, so communication channels and negotiation frameworks need to be reset.
[Chinese Radio Seattle, US based station on May 15, 2026]
Deutsche Welle, German state TV discussing results of the US-China summit. President Xi invites Trump into the garden of his residency in Zhongnanhai, showing him trees that had already been growing for hundreds of years, at the time the United States of America were founded 250 years ago. On Trump's request, if there were regular diplomatic receptions in this hermetically sealed garden, Xi denied, then adding that only Putin had once been here.
Further News from Germany
● This week, national German media came with the news that Germany's Federal Agency for the Protection of the Constitution (BVS), the country's Secret Service for the Interior, decided to buy their new software system for screening terrorist elements and related dangers from another European partner in France. The US alternative Palantir was rejected.
In the decision against Palantir, promoted by US billionaire Peter Thiel, it should have played a key role that Thiel is known to be a prominent supporter of Donald Trump's MAGA movement. The Agency immediately played down such allegations, saying that they are continuously searching for reliable software in every direction, but the fact remains on the agenda.
● At a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg on May 12, Spain and Ireland renewed demands to halt the EU-Israel Association Agreement — the framework governing political dialogue and trade ties between the two sides since June 2000.
But the proposal ran into immediate resistance from Germany and Italy.
● In Germany, an increasing movement is opposing the suffocating need to avoid certain items in public discussion like the German-Israeli relations, at a time when Israeli shelling and the expulsion of Arab inhabitants from Ghaza and southern Lebanon is confirming the suspicion of Israel's genocidal intentions. [Public opinion polls]
Such German fears are partly related to a law, established only some years ago, where any kind of so-called “antisemitism“ is being accused. The law is an elaborated juridical construction, ready to be used against anybody who dares to utter more than a tiny word against Israel and the Jews. What is even more remarkable is the fact that a German minister (=> Greens party) from the lately outvoted coalition government publicly declared that Jewish rights in Israel and their protection by German authorities are obligatory for every German citizen and have to be seen as “Reasons of State“.
The official German position in daily politics is, therefore, still referring to the extermination of Jews under Nazi rule in the "holocaust", now 80 years ago.
"Iranian News based on Lies and Deception", so they say .....
Comparison of Culture
Enjoy 2.000 Years old Iranian Culture while walking on a Carpet Fair (Tehran 2022). Compare it with a US Bully Culture talking about taking Cuba on its way back from Iran.
Latest News & Posts
'Early Bird' - Blueprint News Center 2025
Latest: China starts military drills, this time intended to physically block Taiwan from foreign support.
The President of Harvard University on
latest Restrictions for Foreign Students
on behalf of the Trump Administration.
[NPR May 28, 2025]
'It is up to all of us to fix this' Former President Barack Obama on American ideals [April 4, 2025]
