Discussion on Middle Eastern Conflicts

Thirty seconds, quickly, Doctor.

Quickly, much has been said.

One minute left, Doctor. One minute left.

The point is that the picture is being simplified.

Note that in Syria, what was brought in was

a militia that moved to Damascus, and this

is the difference. When we go elsewhere, they tell you there are militias

outside the state to destroy the state. In Syria, this rhetoric stops.

Why? Because there is a contradiction in this rhetoric.

The issue is not, where are the militias? The issue

is, where is the resistance? And that is the resistance we must talk about.

All the examples he mentioned are resistance. He tells you these

are bad in Syria, not because they are bad, but because they eliminate the resistance.

Why do you reject Saudi Arabia's support or the coalition's support

for a legitimate Yemeni government?

Why did you reject that in Syria? Why did you reject that in Syria?

You were the ones who started that in Syria. The Syrian revolution began in

2012, and you were the first to support Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria.

Thank you, Dr. Tariq. Dr. Hadi. Thank you.

The forces that entered Bahrain, we sent them.

Dr. Hadi.

You were the ones who supported them.

Thank you both. Thank you. Thank you.