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Shkruar nga PamfletiArtificial protests in Korça, the game of Ankara and Tehran and the challenge to the US and Albanian heritage...
The Mirahor Mosque in Korça is one of the most peaceful religious institutions in the country and has never been part of the political or international conflict that has occasionally involved the Albanian Muslim Community (AMC).
But last week, right in front of this important cult object and religious symbol, an unusual and imported scene was organized: several people, who had no real connection to Korça, protested on behalf of Gaza, attempting to turn the city into an artificial arena of conflict.
This fabricated protest comes after attempts to create a similar movement in Tirana, which also failed.
The selection of Korça is not accidental. This city is an example of religious harmony between Orthodox, Muslims, and Catholics, so the attempt to create tension there had the clear intention of generating media news and social confusion.
Behind this initiative lies an unusual alliance between two rival states in the Middle East: Turkey and Iran. Although traditionally enemies, Ankara and Tehran have this time joined forces against the KMSH, trying to portray it as an opponent of their interests and as a supporter of American policy in the region.
A photo of just four individuals protesting in front of the Mirahori mosque was massively shared on social media, which is controlled by groups affiliated with both countries, aiming to publicly declare a secret alliance against Albania, the KMSH, and the United States.
This message was also a warning to Prime Minister Edi Rama, pressuring him to position himself against the KMSH if he does not want to be considered an opponent of Turkey and Iran.
Albania has long been used as a Balkan laboratory of anti-Semitism to attack and distort the historical truth of the rescue of Jews during World War II. This experiment is not just a random act but part of a well-funded project by Turkish President Erdogan, who has invested millions to promote anti-Semitism in our country.
What is worrying is that some of these funds have gone to individuals who are part of the Socialist Party, including a member of the Saranda Municipal Council, who has received money to spread anti-Semitic sentiments in Tirana.
However, so far these efforts have not found real support among the people./ Pamphlet
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