Iranian politician reportedly accuses Israel of taking advantage of anti-regime protests
The protest wave began, according to Iranian sources, in the city of Mashad, and was originally organized by hard-line clerics – rivals of President Hassan Rohani who sought to capitalize on the unrest over unemployment and high prices. If this was indeed the motivation, it seems to have backfired, with protests quickly spreading to dozens of cities across Iran and now targeting not only the relatively “moderate” Rohani government but the more hard-line establishment around Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and his allies, including the Revolutionary Guards.
One of the many slogans being heard at the protests is
“No Gaza, No Lebanon, No Syria, My life for Iran!”
– referring apparently to the billions Tehran has spent on its allies across the region, instead of investing in the stagnant economy at home.
Our friends at haaretz just couldnt help themselves ans played their hand too early.
I'm not fan of the Iranian government, yet this seems a little too coincidentally timed and a little too serendipitous for Israel as Syrias war wraps up, refugees are told they can return and remaining "ISIS fighters" fled north in convoys which were apparently led by US special forces.
THE STUPID FUCKS PUT GAZA AT THE FRONT OF THEIR ARTIFICIAL PROTEST SLOGAN
Do you think we have the resources to dig up some coincidences amongst the instigators and agitators?