Salam,
Yes, Iran supported folks that were fighting against ISIS and Wahhabis who are hell bent on killing Shias. Why do you think this is problematic?
Salam
It's problematic because they supported Al Maliki who was known to have let ISIS enter without problem in Irak and let the situation between sunnis and shias grow.
Even shias themselves said it, watch this video from a shia cleric , but i've heard about that in other medias too.
Also i think there's a war of influence between Iran & Ksa. (sunnism vs shiism)
I don't like Wahabism , but as an arab i also don't like that Iran push us toward each others. We have already faced too many wars.
And Hezbollah have not fought only (if he did) against daesh but against the people of Syria.
They are in the side of Bashar, and we know that Bashar killed (and is still killing with the russians) the syrian civilians.
Hezbollah beeing in the side of Bashar means they are against the people, because we know what he is doing to them.
Many syrians can't have access to food because he blocked.
"Madaya: Syrian regime supporters share food photos to taunt starving civilians trapped in town"
Supporters of the Syrian regime are sharing photos of their dinners to taunt thousands of
starving civilians in a besieged town.
The hashtag #متضامن_مع_حصار_مضايا, meaning “solidarity with the siege of
Madaya”, has sparked a new wave of outrage over the continuing crisis, with those using it condemned as “sadistic” and “unbelievably disgusting”.
Photos showed people with sumptuous-looking spreads of food including kebabs, grilled prawns, whole fish, chips, salad and mountains of bread.
The trend emerged on Facebook and Twitter on Friday as President Bashar al-Assad gave into international pressure to allow humanitarian aid to enter for the first time since October.
But it will be too late for at least 23 men, women and children who have already starved to death, while photos show emaciated people resorting to
eating leaves and grass in desperate attempts to stay alive.
Madaya, a former holiday resort in mountains near the Lebanese border, has been under siege by the Syrian army and allies from the Lebanese Hezbollah militia for six months.
Blockades have become a common tactic, with government troops holding rebel-held areas near Damascus under siege for several years and, more recently, rebel groups blockading some territory loyal to Assad, who has the military backing of Iran and Russia.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...rving-civilians-trapped-in-town-a6803676.html
What kind of people can support Bashar ? Because people are against Daesh they should then support a man who bombs his own people and let them starve ?
