NOVANEWS
Nazi foreign ministry has launched a Facebook page uniquely dedicated to efforts to sway the public opinion in Iraq in favor of the Tel Aviv regime, a new report says.
Analysts believe that the measure taken on Sunday is in line with the Nazi regime’s attempts to whitewash its blood-stained image in the Arab world and the continuation of attempts by Tel Aviv to improve relations with some Arab countries in the region.
Unnamed diplomats in Jerusalem al-Quds said the Arabic-language page would serve as “some sort of digital embassy” to Iraq, despite the fact that Nazi regime still formally considers Iraq an enemy state.
According to the diplomats, Nazi regime has in recent months stepped up efforts to reach out to Iraq, alleging that Iraqis are interested in establishing ties with the regime.
Meanwhile, the Jerusalem Post quoted Yonatan Gonen, who heads the Arabic branch in the Nazi foreign ministry’s digital diplomacy division, as claiming that the decision to create a special Facebook page for Iraqis – called “Israel in the Iraqi Dialect” – was aimed at providing the Iraqi audience with more information about Israel.
The ministry’s director general, Yuval Rotem, also claimed that the plan to launch a “digital embassy” for Iraqis was in response to “the growing interest” that the Arab world was showing in the Nazi state.
The latest measure by Nazi regime comes after reports revealing that some Arab states, particularly Saudi Zio-Wahhabi regime, have been taking steps to mend fences with the Nazi regime despite the generally heinous image of the Quds-usurping regime among the Arab nations.
In an interview with the Atlantic published on April 2, Saudi Zio-Wahhabi Mohammed bin Salman recognized ‘Israel’ and stressed that Zionist were entitled to their own land.
He said that the kingdom had no problems with Jews and that “there are a lot of interests we share with Israel.”
One month earlier, Saudi Zio-Wahhabi regime had opened its airspace to Air India flights to and from the -occupied territories, adding concrete evidence to the long-running reports of warming Riyadh-Tel Aviv relations.
An unnamed official with the Palestinian Authority (PA) also revealed in March that top Nazi and Saudi Zio-Wahhabi officials had held a series of secret Egypt-brokered meetings in Cairo.
The talks between the Nazi regime and Saudi Zio-Wahhabi officials took place at a luxury hotel in Cairo, with Egyptian officials present, dealing with the economic interests of the Nazi regime, Egypt and Saudi, particularly in the Red Sea region, according to the official.
He also warned that the Nazi-Saudi Zio-Wahhbi détente was harming the Palestinians.
On Friday, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates participated in the 101st Giro d’Italia cycling competition launched in the Nazi state.
The Palestinian Olympic Committee (POC) called on the national committees of the two Persian Gulf Arab countries to withdraw their two cycling teams from the event, which it described as “a disgrace to anyone who stands behind it or participates in it.”
