Aurangzeb Farooqi and Netanyahu Stand on the Same Anti-Islamic Front

Shiite News: At a conference held in Islamabad, the banned outfit Sipah-e-Sahaba’s ringleader Aurangzeb Farooqi once again resorted to Takfiri rhetoric, spewing hatred against Pakistan’s Shia community and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
In his inflammatory speech, Farooqi declared, “Iran is a terrorist country” — the same phrase repeatedly used by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his anti-Iran propaganda.
Observers note that Farooqi’s statement is clear evidence of his ideological and intellectual alignment with Israeli and American anti-Islamic policies.
The only difference between Farooqi and Netanyahu, they say, is language; their ideology and objectives are the same — both have become propagators of an Islamophobic and divisive agenda.
Farooqi’s hate-filled remarks not only targeted Iran but also Pakistan’s Shia population. Analysts describe this as a deliberate attempt to reignite sectarian tensions in the country.
They warn that such narratives once fueled nationwide bloodshed, leading to massacres of innocent citizens, and bombings at mosques and Imambargahs — and now efforts are underway to revive that same toxic ideology.
Public voices are strongly questioning why the exact same language Netanyahu uses in Israel is now being repeated by Aurangzeb Farooqi inside Pakistan.