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Hamas urges Iran to halt attacks on Gulf, slams aggression on Tehran
Hamas issued a statement today urging the Islamic Republic of Iran to halt its retaliatory strikes on other Gulf countries. Meanwhile, the IRGC issued a new threat to strike “economic centers and banks” linked to the United States and Israel.
BREAKING: Israel has claimed it has killed Iran’s security chief Ali Larijani and Basij force commander Gholamreza Soleimani. Iran has not commented on, nor confirmed these claims. pic.twitter.com/GEHEaitulz
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) March 17, 2026
Ending the Ayatollahs’ 47-Year War on the World
They started it. Trump is finishing it.
Qatar says it intercepted ‘wave of missiles attack’
Iran’s neighbours brace for fallout as war threatens new refugee crisis
As war engulfs Iran, neighbouring states quietly prepare for a potential refugee exodus across already fragile borders.
Conflict in Iran raises concerns in Europe over another migrant crisis
Leftist leaders of the EU will use wars and instability to promote their suicidal open-door migration agenda. Muslim refugees should be fleeing to surrounding Muslim countries, not to the EU, UK, Canada and the US.
With past migrant surges, antisemitism has risen, and national security threats have increased. Jihad by immigration (or hijrah) is a well-established stratagem throughout history.
The Combating Terrorism Center at West Point published Stories of Foreign Fighter Migration to Syria. The report discussed the Islamic idea that the “Qur’an and the sword [should work] together.”
This is a famous slogan used by jihadists in general, and ISIL in particular, stating that da`wa (religious propagation) does not serve Islam by itself. Both peaceful means (da`wa) and violent ones (jihad) should work hand-in-hand to achieve the mujahidin’s ultimate goal of conquering Islamic land and implementing Shari`a on it.
Another note referenced “a number of tweets” entitled “How Did I Migrate to the [Land] of Jihad.”
Leftists in Europe and throughout the West will continue to enable the entry of jihadists through their refugee streams, unvetted. In the game of numbers, it is game over for the West, unless something significant changes.
The UN Migration Pact (mentioned below) has long served as an underhanded strategy attempting to strong-arm the countries of the Visegrad group, particularly Hungary, that oppose open-door mass migration policies. It also exonerates Muslim countries of any responsibility for helping their own, while enabling the hijrah in the West.
It is worthwhile to note that Angela Merkel, who is highlighted below for swinging open the gates of Germany (and all of Europe) to mass migration from Africa and the Middle East, eventually admitted: “We now have another phenomenon, as we have refugees or people of Arab origin who bring another form of anti-Semitism into the country.”
“Concerns in Europe over Another Migrant Crisis Amid Conflict in Iran,” by Kurt Zindulka, Breitbart, March 16, 2026:
Still grappling with the civilizational transformations of the migrant crisis sparked over a decade ago by conflict in the Middle East, the European Union is facing the prospect of another large wave, with little more in the way of protection for its external borders.
In 2015, more than a million migrants poured into Europe as German Chancellor Angela Merkel unilaterally opened the gates of the bloc to mass migration from Africa and the Middle East, most notably from the Syrian Civil War, which in part was exacerbated by U.S. involvement, with the Obama administration funding rebel groups against the now-defunct regime of Bashar al-Assad.
The influx of the largest number of alleged asylum seekers since the Second World War upended European society and politics radically, sparking crime waves in once peaceful nations like Sweden, ingraining Islamist terrorist movements across the continent, straining national budgets, and entrenching sectarian politics.
Characteristic of the bureaucracy-obsessed European Union, it took a decade for the bloc to reach a form of migration agreement, dubbed the Migration and Asylum Pact, which is still only set to come into force by June. Even this agreement was struck over the objection of conservative nations such as Hungary and Poland, given that its primary aim is to share the burden of migration equally throughout the EU, meaning that countries which fail to police their borders can send illegals to countries that do, upon threat of financial penalties from Brussels.
It is unclear if the Migration Pact will be able to function regardless of outside pressure…..