Poltik Iran Yang Menyokong Bashar : Demi Kepentingan Ummah atau Kebencian Bersama?

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Iran's foreign ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast speaks to the media in Tehran November 2, 2010. (Photo: Reuters)

13 August 2012 / TODAYSZAMAN.COM,

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast has denied statements by Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bülent Arınç last week that a recent surge in terrorist attacks in Turkey is tied to Tehran's increased support for the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

Iran's Press TV reported on Sunday that Mehmanparast rejected Arınç's allegations that the PKK is infiltrating Turkey from Iranian soil. He also said making such claims will not help resolve Turkey's internal problems, Press TV added.
His remarks come as a response to Arınç, who said last week that Ankara is uncomfortable with the positions the Iranian government has taken recently towards Turkey on a number of issues, not necessarily tied to the Syrian crisis.
The Turkish minister also implied that a recent surge in terrorist attacks in Turkey's Southeast has the backing of Iran. “We have received information that PKK terrorists infiltrated from the Iranian side of the border and that they were stationed in the Şehidan camp [in Iran] and crossed into Turkey from the region of Harkuk in northern Iraq,” he said.
Turkey's diplomatic relations with Iran have been strained for some time over the two's differing stances on the Syrian crisis, with recent comments made by the Iranian chief of General Staff indicating that “it will be Turkey's turn” if Turkey continues to “help advance the warmongering policies of the United States in Syria,” triggering a harsh reaction from Ankara. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called comments by Gen. Hassan Firouzabadi "regrettable" and denied his country has meddled in Syrian affairs.
In remarks likely to further raise tensions, an Iranian lawmaker said Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's political future would receive a blow due to his government's interference in Syria.
“I advise Mr. Erdogan and his friends not to engage in this issue; undoubtedly, in Turkey's future elections, Erdogan's party will be the victim of such matters.” Ebrahim Aqa-Mohammadi, a member of Iran's Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, said on Saturday, according to Press TV.
He urged Turkey to respect friendly ties with Iran and Syria as its neighbors and not to endanger Iran's interests by supporting “a bunch of thugs and murderers” in Syria.
Tensions are escalating between Ankara and Tehran over the Syrian crisis, which took a new turn when Syrian opposition forces abducted 48 Iranians in Damascus last Saturday.
Recently, Iranian officials declared that the US, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey were accountable for the lives of Iranian nationals, blaming those countries for the abduction of the Iranians.

Turkish rescue team not needed in Iran quake

Meanwhile, a Turkish search and rescue team dispatched to Iran after a devastating earthquake returned to Turkey on Monday after they were told by the Iranian authorities that the search and rescue efforts were called off and that their assistance is therefore not needed.
A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck northwest Iran, completely leveling six villages and causing severe damage to another 60 other villages on Saturday.
A team of 30 people connected to the Turkish Prime Ministry's Disaster and Emergency Management Directorate (AFAD) in Van, arrived in Tabriz, where they met with the governor of Iran's East Azerbaijan Province, Aziz Nuri, who said that the search and rescue efforts were ended on Sunday evening, adding that there was no need for the search assistance.

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Kita perlu bertanya secara jujur tentang apa yang berlaku di Syria:

1- Adakah kerajaan yang bertulang-belakangkan  kelompok minoriti Shiah Nusayri yang ada pada hari ini disokong oleh majoriti rakyat yang berpegang kepada aliran Ahlu as-Sunnah?
2- Adakah Iran menyokong sebuah kerajaan yang menindas rakyatnya sendiri kerana kepentingan strategy Shiah-nya? . Begitu juga Hizbullah Lubnan ; apakah mereka ini hanya melaungkan penindasan Israel terhadap rakyat Palestine tetapi terus-menerus menyokong penindasan kelompok minoriti Shiah Nusayri ke atas majoriti Sunni di Syria?
3-Atau Iran bimbang dengan perkembangan Arab Spring, sekiranya rakyat Syria berjaya menumbangkan kerajaan mereka yang ada sekarang, maka kebangkitan rakyat mungkin sahaja akan berjangkit kepada Iran. Iran juga mempunyai permasalahan dalaman yang agak kompleks sekarang ini.
4-Siapa yang menyembelih rakyat Syria, semada di Hama atau di Allepo?. Adakah mereka yang tidak berhati-perut ini  kelompok penentang Bashar yang disokong oleh Turki dan negara-negara Arab Teluk atau oleh pasukan yang menyokong Bashar yang disokong oleh Iran dan Hizbullah?
5-Apakah iran yang melaungkan slogan Revolusi Islam "na Sunni, na Shi'ie, Inqilabi Islami" menyokong Bashar kerana Bashar mahu melaksanakan dan memperjuangkan Islam?
6-Adakah kita menentang Israel kerana tuntutan agama yang memerlukan kita mengikut pertunjuk agama, atau menentang Israel kerana kezaliman Israel yang memerlukan kita menentang kezaliman selain kezaliman Israel ?. Atau Iran menentang Israel sebagai propaganda antarabangsanya untuk meraih sokongan ummah?
7- Wajah sebenar politik Shiah Iran semakin terserlah, mereka bercakap bergegar-gegar membela golongan musta'afin, tetapi mereka memilih untuk membela mustakbirin  kerana apa yang mereka anggap 'common interest - common enemies".
8-Marilah kita mendoakan agar Allah menolong golongan mujahiddin di bumi Syria dengan pertolongan yang menyegerakan kemenangan golongan yang sebenar-benar akan menegakkan Islam di dalam doa qunut sembahyang witir dan subuh kita terutama dalam beberapa hari akhir Ramadan yg mulia ini. Kita doakan kehancuran orang-orang yang membenci sahabat-sahabat yang telah ikhlas berjuang membantu Rasulullah Sollallahu 'alahi wasallam menegakkan agama ini. Kita doakan kemusnahan tangan-tangan jahat yang membunuh dan mencederakan saudara-saudara kita di bumi Syam yang diberkati itu.