Occupied Iraq, a Replica of Zionist Image. By Ibrahim Ebeid. March 8, 2024

Occupied Iraq, a Replica of Zionist Image.
By Ibrahim Ebeid.
March 8, 2024

Since the occupation of Iraq and its destruction by the United States and its allies, then the stepping of Iran as a partner, the demography of Iraq started to change; millions of Iraqis were forced to leave their dwellings into exile or fook refuge in other areas in Iraq. Millions of people were brought to Iraq from Iran and other parts of the World to live in the cities and towns of the Iraqis and immediately were granted Iraqi citizenship, precisely similar to what the Zionists are doing in Palestine, ethnic cleansing and confiscating of land.

I am very grateful to my friends who provided information supporting my claim.
The following information was translated from Arabic about what happened in areas around Baghdad which I am very familiar with:

What is happening in the Baghdad belt under the cover of “investment and residential cities” has become a significant tool in the crimes of demographic change in Baghdad.
He has communicated with the government since 2016 after the militias accomplished much of it.
This is a simple sample of what happened in recent years
In January 2016, about 1,800 families were expelled from their farms and homes under the pretext of constructing the Baghdad security wall, and at least 7,000 agricultural dunums, orchards, poultry farms, and livestock farms were bulldozed from Abu Ghraib, Radwaniya, Sadr al-Yusufiyah, Tarmiya, and other areas.
In July 2017, agricultural contracts were terminated for 288 farmers from Latifiya (behind the gas station), all of them from Qaragoul, Janabiyin, and Dulaim, under the pretext of security checks and terrorism, and only about a year later, the agricultural lands were handed over to other people from outside the area, and then they divided that land and distributed it in the form of 200 and 250 meters.
In December 2018, about 4,000 agricultural dunums west of Baghdad airport, Radwaniya province, was declared a military zone, and farmers and farmers were expelled from it.
In April 2019, large agricultural areas in Radwaniya were seized and evacuated from their people under the pretext of the Saudi stadium that Riyadh gifted to the government of Adel Abdul Mahdi, and although the location of the stadium was changed to the Bismayah area, the people who own those lands were not returned to them.
In 2020, the government of Mustafa Al-Kazemi began one of the largest expulsions of the people of Radwaniya under the pretext of the “Al-Rafael” housing project, which they decided to build on the lands and farms of the people there, without compensation or allowance under the pretext of terminating their agricultural contracts to establish investment projects.
Also, in 2020, residential lands were distributed in Abu Ghraib and near Abu Ghraib Mursalat to the employees of Al-Shula Hospital, Al-Iraqiya TV (Iraqi Media Network), and the Popular Mobilization Forces.
In December 2020, the Iraqi Ministry of Defense confiscated over 15,000 agricultural dunums. It displaced about 2,000 families from al-Janabi, al-Dulaim, and al-Obeid after the decision to distribute them to officers and affiliates.
In 2021, the residents of the Bakriya area were expelled after the decision to distribute the area to the officers of the Counter-Terrorism Service, followed by a similar decision that included areas near Saree Al-Ghazaliya and the Biladi milk factory.
Above all else, the goal is Baghdad’s historical identity.
What is happening from the displacement of thousands of families and the bulldozing of their orchards and farms after the termination of their agricultural contracts must be exposed, and all those who participate in it and those who remain silent about it must be exposed.
What is happening are crimes of sectarian demographic change under the auspices of the government and the political will of the forces of the “Coordination Framework” of Iran.
Barren and barren lands in eastern and southeastern Baghdad and even in the northeast are left from so-called housing investment projects, and agricultural and productive populated areas are targeted, and their original inhabitants who have existed in them since before the establishment of the Iraqi state are expelled.
Radwaniya, Abu Ghraib, Sadr al-Yusufiyah, East Latifiya, Bakriya and Mada’in, and finally al-Haswa on the administrative border between Baghdad and Fallujah
The crime of demographic change and manipulation of Baghdad’s demographics, under the cover of investment, not by militia weapons
I challenge them to expel the owner of a “tea stall” in Zaafaraniyah, for example? But they knew who they were displacing and who were right to take.
At last… Anyone involved in supporting these trends is an accomplice involved in the displacement of the indigenous populations of these areas.