Breaking Story Nasrallah Was Betrayed By The Ayatollahs

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 Nasrallah was killed. In his video clip the mullah warned Hassan Nasrallah that the ayatollahs in Iran had sold him out and that Nasrallah would be killed soon. And that is exactly what has happened. Here is the mulla:



Because he who had bought you sold you out today. And if you knew what Iran's leadership said about youAnd what information they gave about youAnd what they asked in return for your head.know that after tonite you have become the No. 1 target
Again considering that these warnings were directed at Hassan Nasrallah publicly on Al Arabiya TV just two days before Nasrallah was killed makes it impossible to be a coincidence.  
And obviously they sold out Nasrallah to the Israelis.  The ayatollahs in Teheran have betrayed and sold out Hassan Nasrallah. Just like they betrayed Ismail Haniyeh. They got rid of Ebrahim Raisi as well (in that helicopter crash).
I told you the Middle East is a snake pit. You really dont want to get mixed up with these people.
Which is also the reason why the ayatollahs have not "retaliated" for Ismail Haniyeh's death. And of course they will also not be retaliating for Hassan Nasrallah's death either.
The Israelis may have promised not to bomb the ayatollahs. Or worked out a deal to ease those American sanctions against Iran. Or maybe promised the ayatollahs a new pair of shoes. Because really the ayatollahs could not care less about "Palestine", the Al Aqsa Mosque, Gaza or south Lebanon. 
After Mecca and Medina the holiest "shrines" for the ayatollahs are Najaf and Karbala in Iraq, and Mashhad and Qom in Iran. Some Shias say Karbala is their most sacred and holiest place on earth:
"There are many Shia traditions which narrate the status of Karbala: Karbalā, where your grandson and his family will be killed, is the most blessed and the most sacred land on Earth and it is one of the valleys of Paradise."

And on it goes. So if it is not expedient anymore or when the ayatollahs' own "survival" is at stake their priorities can change very quickly. It could take just one more Mahsa Amini type of death to spark off that revolution inside Iran which can see the ayatollahs swinging from the lamp posts. They are really living under very precarious conditions.  

In the game of thrones between the Shia and the Sunnis in the Middle East, the Shia ayatollahs may have won this round. The Muslim Brotherhood, Qatar, Hamas and even Egypt  - representing the Sunnis - may have lost.  
There is more to come in the Middle East. Egypt will have to go the way of the Hindenburg.



The views expressed in this article are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect those of MMKtT.By Syed Akbar Ali 

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