Saddam Hussein: The so-called Kings and Presidents.

What are your titles worth if you are constantly being humiliated — Archival/2000

Hamas co-founder and interim leader abroad Khaled Mashal explains in full detail why he and his group chose to launch October 7:

No nation is liberated without sacrifices.

Russia sacrificed 130 million people in World War II to be free from Hitler’s attack.

The Vietnamese sacrificed 3.5 million people until they defeated the Americans.

Afghanistan sacrificed millions of martyrs to defeat the USSR and then the U.S.

The Algerian people sacrificed 6 million people over 130 years.

The Palestinian people are just like any other nation.

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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa/2014:

“This is the project the people of Gaza await, even under bombardment. Don’t limit your ambition to Aleppo, Damascus, or al-Bab, aim for Jerusalem and break the chains on the Ummah.

There is no barrier between us and the Jews except the Assad regime, so it must be removed before we move forward.”

“هذا هو المشروع الذي ينتظره أهل غزة رغم القصف. لا تجعلوا طموحكم يقتصر على حلب أو دمشق أو الباب، بل اجعلوا هدفكم القدس، وفكّوا القيود عن الأمة (المجتمع الإسلامي). لا يوجد حاجز بيننا وبين اليهود إلا نظام الأسد، لذلك يجب التخلص منه
قبل المضي قدماً."

— Archival

Hezbollah’s Nasrallah:

“Removing this cancerous tumor, this usurping entity… some may think Israel’s elimination serves only Palestinian interests.

True, it’s a Palestinian interest, but not just that. Israel is a threat to the entire Islamic world… the entire Arab world… Jordan… Egypt… Syria… Lebanon… and its elimination serves their national interest.” — Archival

Hezbollah co-founder and former Secretary-General Subhi al-Tufayli:

“Any Hezbollah member killed in Syria is not a ‘martyr’ and will go to hell.” — Archival

Subhi al-Tufayli, Hezbollah co-founder and former secretary-general (later expelled), on the group’s support for Bashar al-Assad since 2000 and Iran’s influence in the region:

After 2000, this isn’t resistance, these weapons serve and protect the Zionist enemy, and have devastated Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, and Beirut — Archival

Saudi Arabia’s King Faisal, when asked what event he would like to see in the Middle East, said:

“The first thing I would like to see is the extermination of Israel.” — Archival

In August 1990, the Arab League allowed troop deployment to support coalition forces against Iraq, with all members abstaining except Libya, whose Gaddafi voted against, a decision that also paved the way for a permanent U.S. presence in the Gulf for decades. — Archival

“If we Arabs had nukes, we would've taken back the 1967 territories from Israel" — Saddam Hussein

Archive: On 25 January 1995, an audio recording captures a conversation between Saddam Hussein and Tariq Aziz, Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.

They discuss Iraq's chemical weapons and Israel's nuclear capabilities, as well as the 1967 occupied territories.

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Egypt’s Morsi, a year before he got killed.