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Iran, in its aim of globalizing the Islamic revolution, had founded Hezbollah in 1981 via its Ali Akhbar Mohtashami. Before Israel responded to PLO attacks from there.
Iran, in its aim of globalizing the Islamic revolution, had founded Hezbollah in 1981 via its Ali Akhbar Mohtashami. Before Israel responded to PLO attacks from there.
<small>The decision to establish Hezbollah was made in Tehran three years before Israel invaded Lebanon. During the first months of Khomeini’s rule in Iran, his Council of the Islamic Revolution made the decision to export the revolution to the Arab world and found Islamic movements based on Iranian Islamic ideology. To implement the program he appointed Ayatollah Ali Akhbar Montazeri, whom at the time he regarded as his eventual successor. Montazeri established an extensive organizational network to construct and support “Islamic liberation movements” in the Arab world: Hezbollah Hijaz in Saudi Arabia, Hezbollah in Bahrain, Hezbollah in Kuwait and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
<small>The decision to establish Hezbollah was made in Tehran three years before Israel invaded Lebanon. During the first months of Khomeini’s rule in Iran, his Council of the Islamic Revolution made the decision to export the revolution to the Arab world and found Islamic movements based on Iranian Islamic ideology. To implement the program he appointed Ayatollah Ali Akhbar Montazeri, whom at the time he regarded as his eventual successor. Montazeri established an extensive organizational network to construct and support “Islamic liberation movements” in the Arab world: Hezbollah Hijaz in Saudi Arabia, Hezbollah in Bahrain, Hezbollah in Kuwait and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Arriving in Damascus in 1981, barely a year before Israel invaded Lebanon, Mohtashami began forming the new Shi’ite movement, Hezbollah. Working from the Iranian embassy he established and operated Hezbollah, set up its Shura Council, which was called the Council of Lebanon and whose members were essentially the Hezbollah leadership, and chaired it until his ambassadorship ended in 1986.</small></blockquote></ref>
Arriving in Damascus in 1981, barely a year before Israel invaded Lebanon, Mohtashami began forming the new Shi’ite movement, Hezbollah. Working from the Iranian embassy he established and operated Hezbollah, set up its Shura Council, which was called the Council of Lebanon and whose members were essentially the Hezbollah leadership, and chaired it until his ambassadorship ended in 1986.</small></blockquote></ref>
It's ironic and cynical use of [[Arabs]] is, as, not only that it doesn't cares about any Arabs, but its racist regime has been persecuting its Arabs relentlessly.
It's ironic and cynical use of [[Arabs]] is, as, not only that it doesn't cares about any Arabs, but its racist regime has been persecuting its Arabs relentlessly.
In recent years it developed proxies in Iraq and in Syria (Alawite-Shiite alliance) and in the Yemen - the [[Houthis]] (acting first, in war with Saudis (Sunnis)) and among "Palestinian" Arabs - called [[PIJ]] (Palestinian Islamic Jihad), [[Hamas]] is also backed by the Islamic Republic.
In recent years it developed proxies in Iraq and in Syria (Alawite-Shiite alliance) and in the Yemen - the [[Houthis]] (acting first, in war with Saudis (Sunnis)) and among "Palestinian" Arabs - called [[PIJ]] (Palestinian Islamic Jihad), [[Hamas]] is also backed by the Islamic Republic.