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الشيخ عثمان الخميس يعلل ويبرر لماذا الاتهمات للجاميه بهذا الشكل
الشيخ عثمان الخميس يعلل ويبرر لماذا الاتهمات للجاميه بهذا الشكل
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ثناء الشيخ العلامة / عبدالعزيز بن عبدالله بن باز على الشيخين " محمد امان الجامي " والشيخ ربيع المدخلي:
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الجامية دول اقدع ناسComment
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الجامية ؟!!!!!Originally posted by ALHARBI View Post
لحول ولا قوة الا بالله_
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الان موضة الاخوان ...Originally posted by gh2005 View PostComment
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Originally posted by prince f15 View Postاعتقد ان الاوان للاعتماد على النفس .
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الاعتماد على النفس المفروض من زمان رب ضارة نافعة ربما هذا يعطي بعض المسؤولين الكبار درسا ولو كان قاسيا الا انه مهم حرب الخليج درس لم نستفد منه اتمنى ان نكون استفدنا من هذا الدرس فعلا !!Originally posted by 3z000z-24 View PostComment
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أوباما يطمئن ملك السعودية بشأن نووي إيران !
تعهد الرئيس الأميركي باراك أوباما للملك السعودي عبد الله بن عبد العزيز بالعمل على إلزام إيران بالاتفاق المرحلي المبرم حديثا بشأن برنامجها النووي, وبالسعي إلى اتفاق شامل يبدد مخاوف دول غربية وإقليمية بينها السعودية.أوباما قال للملك عبد الله إن اتفاقا شاملا مع إيران يجب أن يبدد المخاوف القائمة (الأوروبية-أرشيف)
وقال البيت الأبيض إن أوباما أكد، في اتصال هاتفي أمس، مع الملك عبد الله أنه سيكون من المهم أن تنفذ ايران تعهداتها الواردة في الاتفاق الذي تم التوصل إليه فجر السبت الماضي في جنيف.
وأضاف أنهما اتفقا على التحاور بشكل منتظم، مع استمرار المفاوضات بشأن اتفاق طويل الأجل سيعالج مخاوف المجتمع الدولي في ما يتعلق ببرنامج إيران النووي.
ونص الاتفاق على تقييد أنشطة إيران النووية, خاصة عبر خفض مستوى تخصيب اليورانيوم إلى 5% من 20%, وتعطيل تشغيل أجهزة للطرد المركزي في منشآت نووية إيرانية بينها منشأة "فوردو", وتعزيز رقابة الوكالة الدولية للطاقة الذرية على تلك المنشآت.
وفي المقابل, حصلت إيران على تخفيف للعقوبات التي تستهدف منذ سنوات طويلة بعض قطاعاتها الاقتصادية الحيوية, وفي مقدمتها النفط والمصارف.
وكانت الرياض رحبت بالاتفاق بحذر، إذ قالت إن تنفيذه مرهون بحسن النوايا, في إشارة إلى إيران التي تربطها بالسعودية علاقة فاترة.
كما أن الصحافة السعودية بدت متشككة في التزام طهران بتعهداتها للمجتمع الدولي, ولمحت إلى أن اتفاق جنيف بين إيران ومجموعة الدول الست (الولايات المتحدة وبريطانيا وفرنسا والصين وروسيا، وألمانيا) كان ثمرة صفقة سرية بين الجانبين قد يكون ضحيتها الخليج.
وأوردت وكالة الأنباء السعودية خبر الاتصال الهاتفي بين الملك عبد الله والرئيس الأميركي، دون أن تكشف عن مضمونه.
وكانت تقارير نشرت مؤخرا أشارت إلى غضب سعودي مما اعتُبر تقاربا بين الإدارة الأميركية وإيران, وقالت إن رفض السعودية شغل مقعدها بمجلس الأمن الدولي يوضح في جانب منه حجم ذلك الغضب.
ووفقا للتقارير ذاتها, فإن السعودية ودولا خليجية أخرى تخشى أن تفتح السياسة الأميركية الجديدة مجالا لمزيد من النفوذ الإيراني في المنطقة.
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ربعنا متجهين لعلاقات مع إيران !!!
DUBAI — Saudi Arabia is expected to soon engage in diplomatic overtures with Iran following the nuclear agreement that was struck in Geneva over the weekend, US experts are forecasting.
Speaking on their return to Washington from a visit to Saudi Arabia this week, high ranking members of the Atlantic Council said a new sort of relationship with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is set to emerge.
“There is a new phase on US-Saudi relations,” said Richard LeBaron, senior fellow at the Atlantic Council and former ambassador to Kuwait. “During our various meetings with officials, business leaders and experts on the Iranian nuclear deal, many have expressed their dismay with the US position and approach to the Middle East.”
LeBaron said that after the breakthrough on Sunday, Saudi Arabia is expected “in the next few months” to begin diplomatic engagements with Iran to “test the waters.”
“I cannot rule out that there will be diplomatic engagements over the next few months as [Saudi Arabia] are watching the nuclear talks,” he said.
“The Saudis and the other gulf states have had diplomatic relations with Iran for many, many years. They never broke their relations when we did. We haven’t been in Iran for 33 years. They’ve had some periods of decent relations; they’ve had some periods of less effective relations,” LeBaron said.
The former ambassador said the kingdom is beginning to think through its options. “If they think the scenario is going to emerge where the United States is going to have improved relations with Iran, I think they’ll want to hedge their own bets and test [Iranian President Hassan] Rouhani’s indication that he believes, for example, that improvement of relations with Saudi Arabia should be an Iranian priority.
Barry Pavel, another official with the Atlantic Council, added that during their official and unofficial meetings in the kingdom, they were told that if Iran reaches a nuclear capability, Saudi Arabia would go the the US “or other countries” to develop their own nuclear capabilities.
“We did talk around this issue of Pakistani nuclear weapons, and I think the message that I got, sort of reading a little bit between the lines, but I think there was one comment that, you know, if it was clear that Iran developed a nuclear weapons capability, then they would indeed acquire their own capability, either from the US or, quote, from other countries, unquote, or they would develop their own,” he said. “I don’t think that’s an empty threat. I think they would feel the need to do so if it became clear that Iran had a similar capability.”
On Monday, Saudi Arabia said an interim deal on Iran’s nuclear program could be a step toward a comprehensive solution — and hoped it could lead to the removal of weapons of mass destruction from the Middle East.
“The government of the kingdom sees that if there was goodwill, this agreement could represent a preliminary step towards a comprehensive solution to the Iranian nuclear program,” the Saudi cabinet said in a statement. The kingdom said it hoped this agreement would be followed by further steps that would guarantee the rights of all states in the region to peaceful nuclear energy.
Despite Iran’s agreement to suspend enrichment work, relinquish its stockpiles of 20 percent enriched uranium, and stop construction of a heavy water reactor that could produce plutonium — in return for the US lifting a number of sanctions to aid Iran’s crippled economy — Pavel said the “hard part is the next step.”
“There is a lot of ink being spilled about the US-Saudi relationship now after the Iran agreement,” LeBaron said. “I think it’s also a good time to keep in mind that all politics are local so that when the Saudis think about Iran, they think about it as a regional neighborhood player.”
The Saudis perceive Iran as interfering in the Yemen Houthi rebellion as well as having a hand in Bahrain by stirring up sectarianism there and in Syria, he added.
LeBaron called for more sensitivity when dealing with the Saudis due to these factors “The other thing to keep in mind for the Saudis, senior figures emphasize this too, is that stability is the main objective of their foreign policy. So any shock to the system is going to cause them to react in some way,” he said.
LeBaron and Pavel agree that a new relationship has to emerge between the US and the GCC.
“There is just a great concern about what’s been remarked as an absence of US leadership and engagement broadly in the region,” Pavel said. “There are patterns being drawn that we in the US I don’t think have seen or sensed ourselves in terms of perceptions of a US downgrading of regard for Saudi interests.
“They see that in Egypt. They see in Syria where there is a lot of angst about Syria in the Saudi population, not just the government. And certainly, the deal with Iran greatly heightens these tendencies, as does the ongoing energy revolution, increasingly making the US self-sufficient in energy, and Middle Eastern officials are wondering, is the US going to care about our interests? Will they have our backs when we need them?”
LeBaron said the question is whether the US is going to sit down with the Saudis and others in the Arabian Gulf and really think through how the world is changing and think about how their roles need to change.
“For example, with a Saudi Arabia and a [United Arab Emirates] that are much better armed than ever before, whether and how they’re going to better coordinate those forces with ours into a really an integrated defense system,” he said. “It’s been very patchy so far and the cooperation in the GCC has been not as good as it should be. So we need to explore all of those things as a new sort of relationship emerges.”
Pavel added that America has been consulting less with its Middle East partners.
“There is a need for the US to consult a lot more than has been occurring, perhaps. And I think in the Middle East in particular, they want that consultation to be at the highest levels,” he said. “They want the president to pick up the phone and call their leaders, not just in a crisis when they’re needed, but as a routine matter so that you can build trust, and trust is very important in this region.”Comment
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يدمج مع قسم التطورات الإيرانية ,,,,,,,,Comment
رد: متابعة المستجدات الإيرانية
أنباء تتحدث أن الرئيس الايراني أخبر وزير الخارجية الاماراتي ببدء انسحاب تكتيكي لحزب الله من سوريا تمهيدا لسحبهم بالكامل خلال شهرين أو ثلاثة!
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إنسحاب تكتيكي لأن وجودهم لن يكون له قيمة بعد جنيف-2 ... بعد إنعقاد الإجتماع ووصول المجتمعين لنتيجة سينسحب حزب الشيطان لأن تدخله بالأساس كان لتغيير الواقع العسكري في الأرض لصالح النظام ليحصل على أفضل صفقة ممكنة في مؤتمر جنيف-2Comment
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