🔴 Martyr Imam Khamenei:

🔻 “They make decisions concerning the region and Iran; one of their decisions is to partition the countries of the region. What I am telling you is not an analysis, nor is it a guess; this is information.”

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🔴 The “Partition of Iran” Plan by Bernard Lewis Is on Trump’s Desk

✍️ Mostafa Amiri

▪️ The Zionist “New Middle East” plan, which is fundamentally based on the partition of countries in the region, is the most important aspect of Bernard Lewis’s plan.

The partition of Iran is the central focus and main component of Bernard Lewis’s plan:
“According to this plan, Iran would be broken up and divided into several parts, with the Baloch, Arab, Turk, and Kurdish regions separated from Iran. Even parts of Iran would be incorporated into neighboring countries.”

🔻 Although Bernard Lewis, a Jewish scholar, waited for a long time—and lived for more than a century—to fulfill what is described as his Torah-based aspiration, he died in 2018, taking his aspiration for the partition of Iran to the grave.

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🔴 Iraq: The “Balkanization” Hub of the Middle East and the “Link” in the Partition of Iran

✍️ Mostafa Amiri

▪️ According to this view, the U.S. and Israel’s plan, within the framework of the “New Middle East” project, is for Iraq to become the main axis of the process of partitioning and “Balkanizing” the Middle East, with the aim of supporting the region’s so-called “Gulliver”—the Israeli regime.

The U.S. and Israel allegedly know that without controlling Iraq, they cannot complete the project of partitioning Iran.

▪️ For years, a plan to divide Iraq into three regions—Sunni, Kurdish, and Shiite—has reportedly been on the agenda. It appears that weakening the Resistance Axis as a “catalyst” could bring this plan within reach, potentially fueling the ambitions of the Sufyani movement and ultimately leading to an attack on Iraq.

Iraq is the geographical link connecting Iran to Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine, and therefore its fate directly affects regional dynamics.

▪️ In essence, the proposed map is this: by severing the Resistance Axis’s line of communication along the Karbala–Jerusalem route, the “Front of Truth” would be prevented from advancing toward the liberation of Palestine; because in that case, the western borders of Iraq and eastern Syria would come under the control of the “Western, Israeli, and Arab” triangle.

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🔴 General Qaani:

▪️ “The goal is to reach Jerusalem, and Karbala — Iraq — is the link between them.”

🔻 And, of course, the ultimate goal is to witness the global rule of Imam Mahdi and attain the honor of being in the presence of the Imam of the Age.

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🇺🇸 American Student: “Imam Ali’s (AS) Morality Motivated Me to Accept Shia Islam”

Benjamin Kiafchen — The Newly Converted American Muslim

“Imam Ali (AS) was a man of integrity, honesty, and patience who always treated others with respect. I want to make his behavior a model for my own life.”

Benjamin Kiafchen, a recent convert to Islam from the United States, says that his admiration for the noble character of Imam Ali (AS) played a major role in his journey toward Islam and, ultimately, toward Twelver Shia Islam.

📅 Published: January 16, 2025
⏱ Reading time: 4 minutes

🌿 Discovering Islam

Benjamin Kiafchen was born into a Catholic family in Riverside, California. Although his parents were not deeply religious, Benjamin believed in God from an early age. Nevertheless, religion did not play a significant role in his daily life.

He was particularly interested in existential questions:

“Where did we come from? Why are we here? Where do we go after death?”

In search of answers, he took a university course called “World Religions,” which introduced him to Islam and other major faiths. His curiosity eventually led him to study religious texts independently, spending considerable time in libraries researching different religious traditions.

📖 Finding Rationality in Islam

After studying various religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, and Christianity, Benjamin came to the conclusion that Islam provided the most coherent and rational answers to his questions.

He was particularly drawn to the Quran, whose message gradually had a profound effect on him.

“Whenever I was restless or had trouble sleeping, I would turn to the Quran for comfort. The more I read, the more it resonated with me.”

Over time, he became convinced of the truth of the Quran and felt that its teachings were guiding him toward righteous action.

🕌 Accepting Islam at a Shia Center

While searching for an Islamic center in Los Angeles, Benjamin unexpectedly entered a Shia mosque.

At first, he was unsure about the differences between Sunni and Shia Islam. However, an elderly Iranian man warmly welcomed him, taught him how to perform wudu (ablution), and showed him how to pray.

That same evening, Benjamin attended a Thursday-night Dua Kumayl gathering. A lecture about the character of Imam Ali (AS) had a profound impact on him.

“I was captivated by Imam Ali’s honesty, integrity, and patience. His morality convinced me to follow Shia Islam.”

❤️ His Family’s Reaction

At first, Benjamin was hesitant to tell his family about his conversion. Gradually, however, they noticed significant changes in his lifestyle. He stopped consuming alcohol and pork and avoided gambling.

When his sister eventually asked him whether he had become Muslim, he simply replied:

“Yes.”

His family initially found his decision unusual, but over time they came to respect it.

His mother was reassured by seeing him lead a healthier and more responsible life. His father, whom Benjamin describes as educated and open-minded, believed in freedom of religion and supported his decision.

As his family witnessed the positive changes in his life, their previous negative perceptions of Islam gradually changed.

🕊️ Discovering the Ahlul Bayt (AS)

After embracing Islam, Benjamin began studying more deeply about the Ahlul Bayt (AS) and developed a profound love for Imam Ali (AS) and Imam Hussain (AS).

He particularly admired Imam Ali’s wisdom, justice, and morality.

He was also deeply moved by the sacrifice of Imam Hussain (AS) in Karbala, coming to understand it not as a defeat, but as a victory for truth and righteousness.

“One of my biggest dreams now is to visit Karbala and pay my respects to Imam Hussain (AS). His stand for truth and justice inspires me every day.”

🇮🇷 Studying in Iran & Love for Imam Reza (AS)

Benjamin later traveled to Tajikistan, where he learned Persian and met his wife, a Tajik Muslim woman.

He eventually moved to Mashhad, Iran, to continue his studies. He says he feels honored to live near the shrine of Imam Reza (AS).

“Whenever I visit Imam Reza’s shrine, I feel at home. It reminds me that he, too, experienced exile and hardship.”

Benjamin was also the first American Muslim student to enroll at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad after the Islamic Revolution, where he studied Persian Language and Literature without a scholarship.

🌙 The Importance of Imam Mahdi (AJ)

Benjamin considers belief in Imam Mahdi (AJ) an important part of his faith and believes that Muslims should understand their responsibilities toward their Imam.

“Having faith in someone you have never seen is difficult, but I believe in Imam Mahdi (AJ). I may not know much about him, but I am a Twelver Shia and I understand the importance of the Imam’s presence in Islamic societies.”

He believes that faith in an unseen savior requires commitment and that Muslims should remain conscious of their duties toward their Imam.

✨ A Journey of Faith

Benjamin Kiafchen’s journey to Islam was shaped by independent research, spiritual reflection, and admiration for Islamic morality.

The character of Imam Ali (AS), the sacrifice of Imam Hussain (AS), and his study of the Quran ultimately led him toward Shia Islam.

Now living and studying in Iran, Benjamin hopes to one day visit Karbala and continue exploring the rich spiritual heritage of Islam.

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🔴 Vance:

▪️ Donald Trump is Israel’s last ally.

▪️ He is the only head of government in the world who is completely sympathetic toward Israel.

▪️ Trump is the only powerful ally that Israel has left in the world.

✅ P.S.:

🔻 We said it time and time again: “the last Jewish pawn,” until they themselves finally said it out loud and admitted it.

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🔴 Edy Cohen, a well-known Jewish activist:

▪️ “Greetings to the Sufyani. Greetings to the red-haired, blond, blue-eyed one.”

The Sufyani: red-faced, red-haired, blond, and blue-eyed.

▪️ A Jewish pawn. Some of the comments are interesting too. 👀

🔻 Link to the tweet.

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Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei:

🕊️ “That phoenix which rose from the ashes of the fire of the First Imposed War has now, as a result of enemy pressure—and especially the two most recent imposed wars—grown so large that the shadow of its flight has even fallen across the lands of the enemy.”

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Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei:

🇮🇷 “As a servant of the dear people of Iran, I declare that the days of colonial domination over Iran—the days to which our enemy longs to return—are over, and they will never be repeated.”

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🔴 #Readers_Questions / Edy Cohen and Israel’s “Perception Warfare” on Social Media

✍️ Mostafa Amiri

🔻 In the channel’s previous post, we discussed an inflammatory tweet by Edy Cohen, a well-known Israeli social media activist, concerning the “Sufyani.” Readers had questions about this issue and about his background. Here is a brief explanation:

Edy Cohen holds a PhD in History of the Middle East and is a known associate of Israel’s Mossad intelligence service.

Edy Cohen is an Israeli media activist of Lebanese Jewish origin. He is fluent in Arabic and analyzes political issues in the region through controversial posts on social media and Twitter/X.

He frequently causes controversy in Iranian and international media because of his provocative statements, publication of unverified reports, and sarcastic remarks about countries in the region.

Cohen’s content, alongside the security account “Terror Alarm,” constitutes Israeli propaganda on social media. Netanyahu has recently emphasized the need to repair and strengthen Israel’s image in the context of soft warfare and cyberspace.

Under a project known as the “Esther Project,” $7,000 is paid for each Instagram post promoting Israel.[1] Netanyahu stated at a meeting:

“Such projects are Israel’s main tools in the war of narratives.”[2]

Edy Cohen is well-versed in Shiite eschatological themes and functions as a kind of Israeli “psychological warfare” machine in the media. His activities and tweets are part of “cognitive warfare” targeting public opinion in Arab countries.

In one of his tweets addressed to Shiites, he invokes the terrifying emergence of a negative eschatological figure, a theme that has a prominent place in eschatological literature, in an attempt to instill fear and anxiety:

“Peace be upon the red, blond, blue-eyed Sufyani. Peace upon the Sufyani—the red-faced, blond-haired, blue-eyed one.”[3]

An Arab user asked the AI Grok about Edy Cohen’s tweet and received the following response:

“Mr. Cohen mocks Shiite Islamic prophecies concerning end-times figures such as the Sufyani, who is portrayed as a destroyer of shrines and sacred gates. He describes him as ‘the red, blond, blue-eyed one,’ perhaps referring to ??? (a red political symbol, blond hair, blue eyes), while considering his appearance ‘auspicious’ from an Israeli perspective that sees him as someone who can eliminate Islamic threats. ‘Hallelujah’ adds a sarcastically celebratory touch.”[4]

Edy Cohen also stated some time ago:

“By killing Iran’s leader, we avenged the blood of ‘Marhab,’ the Jewish [warrior] killed in the Battle of Khaybar.”

“With the killing of the Supreme Leader, we avenged the killing of Marhab, the Jewish hero, in the Battle of Khaybar.”[5]

🔻 Now that the subject of the Jewish fortress of Khaybar and the presence of Jews in Arabia during the time of the Prophet has been raised, please take a look at the next post as well.

✅ Notes:

1. https://t.me/Monji_EmamMahdi/39481
2. Meanwhile, here in Iran, we are still stuck at the very beginning. There are people who have access to public funds and spend them on political matters, creating various networks, websites, and so on, but they are unwilling to take even one step toward funding work related to Mahdism.
3. https://t.me/asrzohur110/3404
4. https://x.com/i/status/1979633892673179868
5. https://t.me/asrzohur110/2047

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