How did Shiism come to be, the most influential force in Lebanon?

It is inseparable from the long-term support of Iran and Syria. The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has led to an influx of Palestinian refugees into Lebanon, mainly Sunnis, causing discontent among local MSLs, and it is against this background that Allah in Lebanon was born. Although Allah's slogan is against Israel, its real enemies are the Palestinian refugee forces.

In fact, in its essence, it is nothing more than the problem left by their ancestors, and the two sides cannot reach peace talks.

Countries that support Assad include Iran and other Shiite countries and forces, Lebanon and so on.

1. The Shiite coalition in the Middle East supports Assad

After the outbreak of the Syrian civil war, Iran, in addition to Russia, gave Bashar this help in order to stabilize the Shiite alliance in the Middle East. Because Bashar is the current ** in Syria, he belongs to the Alawite sect of Islam, and the Alawite sect is a branch of Shiism, so it can be said that the relationship is very close.

Second, the Assad regime is very important to Iran

Iran knows that if Assad falls, then the Sunni regime will appear in Syria, which is very bad for its own country, so the Assad regime is very important for Iran.

Iran has been actively supporting Assad since the Syrian crisis in 2011. To this end, Iran has provided direct military and economic assistance to Assad **, while also actively using political means to resolve the Syrian crisis. It can be said that without Iran's military support, Assad would not have been able to support the current one.

IIIIran and other Shiite countries and forces

In addition to Russia, the countries that support Assad also have the support of Iran and other Shiite countries and forces, because it can be said that without Iran, the Assad regime is certainly not so stable, Iran not only helps economically, but also directly sends its own country's army to support Syria.

Fourth, Lebanon

At the most dangerous critical moment of the Assad regime, in addition to Russia and Iran, Lebanon also sent troops to fight terrorist organizations and help Assad regain lost territory. It can be said that Bashar can still do this position, thanks to the help of these countries. Count as an ally of Bashar.

In addition to Russia, countries that support Assad include Lebanon, Iran and other countries. In addition, we in China and North Korea also support it.

There are mainly three countries that support Assad. China, Russia, Iran. This is also the main reason for US sanctions against Iran.

There are also countries such as Iran, which choose to support Assad anyway as long as it is beneficial to their own interests.

What is the value of a rogue state like this, which is only supported by two rogue states, in the world.

Does our ** support support Bashar? Although the Syrian people want to overthrow the hereditary Bashar al-Assad and establish a democratic regime, they will exchange their lives for a small vote.

That is, Russia supports, because she and Russia Eh, she is the gateway to Europe and this Russian door pants Eurasia.

Shiites, Iran, Iraq (militias, similar to our volunteers), Lebanese Allah, Hamas and Houthis, of course, the main thing is the same financiers like us and Ah San (buy Maozi and Iranian energy), and only with money can they fight.

There are two main opposing factions in the Arab world, the Sunnis, led by Saudi Arabia, and the Shiites, led by Iran. And Bashar's Shiite faction in Syria** is rightfully supported by Shia-ruled Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, and China, which remains neutral in the world structure.

China, North Korea, Cuba, Iran, Russia. These are the same countries that support Assad.

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Iran is the country that has helped Assad the most.

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Iran, China, North Korea, Cuba!

Of course, there is also China, and there are some Arab countries that have bad relations with the United States.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend, and there is justice.

It should also be counted which countries support ISIS.

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All anti-American countries should be supporting, that is, they are contributing big and small.

Everyone understands it, but there is no point in saying it.

The Assad regime and the ** army under its leadership belong to the Shia sect of Islam in religion.

At present, there are many forces in Syria, including the establishment led by Bashar al-Assad, the opposition, the wait-and-see, and foreign forces.

Syrian forces, terrorist groups, opposition, and Kurdish forces.

There really isn't much to comment on in Syria, they have several parties there, so the forces are different.

Syria has more forces and is more complex, and on the whole it is the opposition and the ** faction.

There are many forces in Syria, both external and internal.

There are really too many forces in Syria, and there are several factions.

The Fifth Middle East War, also known as the Lebanese War, broke out on June 6, 1982. Under the pretext that its ambassador to Britain had been assassinated by Palestinian forces, Israel dispatched more than 100,000 troops from the army, navy and air force to launch a large-scale offensive against the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Syrian army in Lebanon, occupying the southern half of Lebanon in a matter of days.

The war is a continuation of the Palestinian question, and the main purpose of Israel's war is to eliminate the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) in an attempt to establish a pro-Israeli regime in Lebanon and to expel Syrian troops in Lebanon.

Phase 1.

On June 4 and 13, the Israeli army launched a full-scale offensive and surrounded the western sector of Beirut.

Phase II.

On June 14 and on September 15, the PLO withdrew from Beirut and the Israeli army won.

• In 1982, Israel launched an offensive against Lebanon, embroiled in the Lebanese civil war that had been going on since 1975. Israel's casus belli was to protect Israel's colonial areas in the north, which were regularly subjected to terrorist attacks from Lebanon. After establishing a forty-kilometer barrier zone, the IDF continued its advance and even captured the capital, Beirut.

The Israeli army expelled the Palestine Liberation Organization from Lebanon and forced the PLO to transfer its base to Tunisia. Israel finally withdrew most of its troops in Lebanon in 1986, and the buffer zone along the border was maintained until 2000, when Israel made a unilateral withdrawal.

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In 1982, the Anglo-Argentine War broke out and became the center of international attention, attracting the attention of the two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, leaving them with no time to think about anything else. In the Middle East, the Iran-Iraq war is raging, and there is a great deal of contradiction between Arab hardliners such as Syria, who support Iran, and Arab moderates, such as Saudi Arabia and Jordan, who support Iraq. However, the three forces in Lebanon are uncompromising and have sharp contradictions.

Coupled with the fact that Israel exchanged the Sinai Peninsula for Egypt's recognition, there is just no worries. On the basis of these favorable factors, Israel is ready to embark on a military adventure.

Under the pretext that its ambassador to Britain had been assassinated by Palestinian guerrillas, Israel dispatched more than 100,000 troops, navy and air force to launch a large-scale attack on the Palestine Liberation Organization guerrillas and the Syrian garrison in Lebanon. The cause of the Lebanese-Israeli war is, in general, the continuation of the dispute over the question of Palestine. The main purpose of Israel's invasion of Lebanon was to eliminate the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), to seek the establishment of a pro-Israeli regime in Lebanon and to squeeze out the Syrian presence in Lebanon.

The formation of the Shiite corridor could not have been made possible without the enthusiastic help of the United States. Due to the fierce military capabilities of the United States, Iraq, a Sunni power in the Middle East, was completely destroyed, and the biggest stumbling block in front of Iran and other Shiite countries was kicked away by the Americans. Since the United States could not guarantee stability in the Middle East, it eventually withdrew from Iraq and other regions in disgrace.

This undoubtedly gives the Shiites another opportunity to expand their sphere of influence, and today the crescent-shaped sphere of influence of the Shiite corridor from the eastern shores of the Mediterranean to the Persian Gulf is largely determined, and even if Iran is not the biggest winner, it has reaped a lot of benefits in this geopolitical gamble.

The "Shiite corridor" is a special form that appeared in a special time.

This is also a manifestation of religion's ability to occupy **, **ability to be deprived!

It should be a new force formed in a special period, and their strength should not be underestimated.

The strength should not be underestimated, and there will be better development in the future.

It can't be underestimated, with its own power in a short period of time, the strength must be there.

If such an organization is allowed to develop, it is likely to affect the world pattern.

If they don't pinch each other internally, Kafeile will be in trouble.

It is believed that Shiism was formed because Shiism is actually still very strong.

The Syrian issue is indeed very messy In fact, the author upstairs whyty120 has answered very clearly Let me briefly say that the United States, Israel and other countries support the Syrian Returnee Army (the Syrian Rebel Army and its accomplices disparatuously call the Returnee Army a rebel) Russian spear Iran Lebanese Allah gang supports the Syrian Returnee regime The two sides are wrestling on the Syrian civil war And the Kurds are watching the excitement on the sidelines At this time, ISIS came out and slammed the Syrian civil war and the Kurds As a result, the civil war was fought by both sides and ISIS, because ISIS was a bit too, so the United States pulled the Kurds in (played a bunch of them, couldn't send all kinds of mg words, had to send a short paragraph... Let's re-type later...

The one upstairs got the information from **, so detailed!