Author: Kirollos Abdalla

By Kirollos Abdalla — There may be no need to send boots on the ground to ensure regime change in Iran after all. That’s because the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps is now fighting themselves, as hardliners challenge the guys who want to negotiate with Trump. The speaker of the Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf — himself a hardliner who has a long history of cracking down on protesters and opposing compromise on the nuclear program — is now portraying himself as a reformist going to Pakistan to negotiate with Trump’s team during the ceasefire. Meanwhile back home, IRGC harder-liners are accusing…

Counterpoint By Kirollos Abdalla — Ever since 2002 when Iran decided to acquire nuclear power, the United States and the Islamist Regime have been hurtling inexorably and unavoidably towards war. Obama tried to avoid it with a deal that only kicked the can down the road. But by intelligence estimates, Iran is close to making a nuclear warhead. They just demonstrated they can reach Europe with two Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles launched against the U.S.’s Diego Garcia base in the Indian Ocean. But after Iran launched 170 drones, 30 cruise missiles and 120 ballistic missiles a year ago against Israel, it…

By Kirollos Abdalla — Lashing out as they go down, the Iranian Regime struck residential neighborhoods in Riyadh in Saudi Arabia and a liquefied natural gas export terminal in former friend Qatar. Qatar expelled Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps officials and personnel. They had been granted safe haven in the most bizarre nation in the Middle East — bizarre because it is both pro-Western and pro-terrorist. It host the U.S. largest military base and Hamas and IRGC officials. Playing both sides did not go well. Aside from Saudi Arabia and Qatar allying up with the United States, Iran has a second…

By Kirollos Abadalla — A cluster munition warhead — banned by 110 nations* because they hit civilians — fell on Eilat, southern Israel, today, injuring a 12-year-old boy and a 39-year-old man. The Iranian missile was likely struck down by Israel’s anti-missile technology, but its cluster feature meant mini explosive still could blow up. By contrast, when the U.S. hit Shajarah Tayyebeh girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran, killing around 175, mostly children, on Feb. 28, U.S. Senator John Kennedy apologized for what later was blamed on faulty intelligence: “I think it was a terrible, terrible mistake… I’m sorry it…

By Kirollos Abdalla — The end is near for the Iranian Regime. Shortly, the Iranian people will need to take possession of leadership of the country. But in the meantime, they are gathering on rooftops and hilltops, singing songs, strumming guitars and enjoying the show. “We have more videos of the Iranians enjoying their life and watching the Israelis and the Americans destroy the IRGC,” says reporter Mayhar Tousi. “They basically go on rooftops, they go to on mountains, they go to balconies, have a drink, play music and watch the fireworks.” President Trump said 80% of Iran’s military capabilities…

By Kirollos Abdalla — As the (formerly) Islamic regime attempted to celebrate its anniversary on Feb. 11, Iranians from their balconies and windows drowned out even the fireworks screaming “Death to Khamenei.” A lone regime supporter shown on video on Tousi TV shouted the usual: Allahu Akbar. “Shut the hell up with your Allahu Akbar,” the man filming yelled back, per translation. “Shut the f— up, you retarded lamb. You killed 30,000 people.” Allah seems to be getting drowned out these days in Iran. Fed up that all the nation’s wealth goes to fund Islam-promoting terror around the world and…

By Kirollos Abdalla — From August to December, the U.S. massed military assets off the coast of Venezuela before it struck, so it should not come as a surprise to anyone that the the Greatest Military in the World is taking its time before making good on Trump’s promise to Iranian protesters that “help is on its way!” President Trump is keeping communities quizzical about how and when he’ll end Iran’s bloodbath of an estimated 42,000 machine-gun killed and executed. “That’s where Donald Trump is actually most comfortable having both allies and adversaries guessing what his next move is.,” says…

By Kirollos Abdalla — When it comes to Muslims INSIDE its country, China takes a hard and intolerant stance, sending Uyghurs in its northwest to re-education prisons to break their Islamic resistance to the communist agenda. But OUTSIDE its country, China is buddy-buddy with the most extremist Islamic regime, Iran. China has sold military hardware to Iran and in exchange gets cheap oil. Chinese advisers have helped Iran prepare for the imminent American attack and counseled how to suppress dissent in the population. If the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps lived in China, Xi Jinping would make short work of them.…

By Kirollos Abdalla — “He had no heartbeat. He didn’t have anything. But within a couple of seconds, the power ofGod woke him up.” Sabrin began to lay hands on her Muslim dad who didn’t have a heartbeat. The Lord hadreminded her that the Holy Spirit lives in her and that she had to pray for her father to fightdeath. “He who is in me is greater than he who is in the world,” she remembered. “The same God, the same Jesus that rose Lazarus from the dead lives inside of me.” Sabrin, a Christian born in a Muslim family…

By Kirollos Abdalla — Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei emerged from his bunker like a gopher in Eastern Iran, disappeared again and is now hiding in a supposedly vast network of tunnels around Tehran, much like the tunnel system of Hamas in Gaza. The Islamist Regime is banking that running around under ground will help Khamenei elude the U.S.’s bunker-buster bombs and Tomahawk missiles that have been amassed within striking distance in support of the uprising that Iran decided to brutally suppress with an estimated 30,000 killings. At the same time, President Trump has been blurting out about the U.S. new…