On Friday, December 6, social media giant Facebook deleted the Arabic page of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei due to breaching its rules. Notably, the Iranian regime shut down the people’s internet access on November 17 to deter the expansion of nationwide protests in parallel with employing violence to quell the unrest across the country.
Adel Abdul Mahdi has announced his imminent resignation from the Iraqi prime ministery.
After two months of suffering and bloodshed, following the Nasiriyah uprising in Iraq, the red line of the Iranian regime in the preservation of Adel Abdul Mahdi as the Iraqi prime minister was breached.
Protesters in Iraq set fire to the Iranian regime's consulate in Najaf on Wednesday, during demonstrations aimed at bringing down the Tehran-backed government there.
A day of protest and a general strike has been announced in the Iraqi cities on Sunday, based on a previous call by communities in Iraq.
The Iranian regime has been meddling in the internal affairs of a number of countries. The people of Iran have been calling on the regime to stop interfering in politics abroad and to concentrate on the many crises that are unfolding at home.
The Iranian regime, seeing its long-time investment in Iraq and Lebanon vanishing, has tried in vain to oppress protestors or downplay the current uprising. The question is why?
