So its ok for you to do it at one point in time and not for another people to do it at another point in time - special pleading.
Also I think you conceal much about the Quran's threats of punishment for people in this life, for example how do you interpret the Surah of Hud?
In Surah Hud 11:37 Noah promises God's punishment in this world.
In 11:57 Hud promises another people will succeed His people, how is that different to promising that Israelis would succeed Palestinians for example?
In 11:60 They were pursued by
a curse in this life and on the day of judgement.
In 11:65 Saleh promises punishment in this world
In 11:81 -82 Punishment in this world delivered to the people of Lut
In 11:94 People of Shuaib destroyed in this world by a mighty blast
In 11:99 People of pharoah followed by a
curse in this life and the hereafter.
Also do you accept the common Shiah belief in the events of Al-Mubahala? In it the Christians were saying their belief that Jesus is God. It is not a lie to say something you believe to be true, so in it the curse of God was essentially being prayed for against Christians for having different beliefs;
Reference
What Happened At Al-Mubahala? A shia resource where Mubahala is explained in English from about 1:50 on.
Does not necessarily follow. If you believe an action is the action of an Omnipotent God you may believe you are powerless to effect it one way or the other.
Besides, I think you are projecting the fact that you are prepared to help factions in their millitant struggles against the national interests of the Great Satan (the US) and the Little Satan (Israel), such as supporting Hezbollah even though they fire rockets into Israel at random targets, not only at millitary targets.
Ah so you are cherrypicking one event amongst numerous threats of punishment in this life, but can you even provide a reference to the original events in your translation of the Quran so that we may judge the context of that single isolated event? And if the peoples of the book (Christians) can be in a severe state of spiritual oppresion and promised a victory against the Muslims with believers celebrating, why couldn't the peoples of the book (Jews) be promised a victory against the Muslims with believers celebrating? (can you see your special pleading?)
I doubt that to be true, in Iran anti-Bahai polemics are published, "The main accusations leveled against the Bahais may be found in the extensive anti-Bahai polemical literature published in Iran since the last century (see the bibliography)". See
Welcome to Encyclopaedia Iranica.
So they may not have good information about the Baha'i faith, but they would have to be living under a rock not to have heard the name Baha'i I think.
In my opinion