Thank you for causing the Lebanese troops to withdraw because of your arrogance. Without you, Israel would have no international legitimacy to claim a part of Allah’s Promise: from the Nile to the Euphrates.
For no people in the world is like Allah’s People.
Thank you for being the opposite of Allah’s Party: idolaters and therefore so God-forsaken.
And thank you to the Lebanese government for allowing Allah’s flawless Plan to unfold.
Dear Lebanon, a promise: You will be better off!
For no people in the world is like Allah’s People, the People created for Allah like the Angels —and not by mere chance.
Alhamdulillah.
By Okay Altinisik | 3-3-2026, 14:55:08
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