Islam is expansionary at its root, and the world’s foremost Shia country, Iran, is dedicated to its expansion. Iran’s proxies are worldwide and its influence is growing in Latin America. In Argentina, a Catholic convert to Islam, Abdul Karim Paz, is Argentina’s leading Shia figure and an Iranian agent. He was trained in jihad violence and deception by Mohsen Rabbani, “the main suspect in the 1994 deadly bombing of a Jewish center in Buenos Aires.”
Islamic antisemitism has always been the biggest threat to the existence of Israel. Yet, jihadist propaganda has managed to fool the world into believing in the Palestinian “resistance” as a just cause.
Jew-hatred automatically soars internationally any time tensions rise between Israel and Palestinians, particularly on the Temple Mount, an area Muslims claim as their Al Aqsa compound. Meanwhile, Iran sees the destruction of Israel as an essential part of its conquest of the entire Middle East, and Iran is the biggest funder of the jihad against the State of Israel. The regime is also active beyond the Middle East, infiltrating various countries by means of its proxies.
Argentine special prosecutor Alberto Nisman “spent over a decade investigating how Iran had used ‘cultural’ activities as a cover to infiltrate communities in Latin America to build up and support espionage and terrorist networks in the region.”
It’s the modus operandi of jihadists everywhere as they patiently endeavor to conquer one territory at a time.
While the West remains lost, confused and engrossed in wokeness and navel-gazing, jihadi enemies of freedom manipulate, multiply and advance globally.
“Abdul Karim Paz, an Iranian Agent in Latin America,” by Florencia Montaruli, Iran Wire, April 26, 2023:
Abdul Karim Paz is a controversial Argentinian figure. A Catholic convert to Islam and one of Argentina’s leading Shia figures, he is the head of the largest mosque in the South American country and a main Iranian agent of influence in Latin America.
Paz was mentored by Mohsen Rabbani, the chief architect of Iran’s Latin American missionary network aimed at exporting the Islamic Revolution and the main suspect in the 1994 deadly bombing of a Jewish center in Buenos Aires.
More recently, Paz defended the Islamic Republic’s use of brutal force in its crackdown on nationwide protests sparked by the September 2022 death of a young woman in police custody.
Who is Abdul Karim Paz?
Born Santiago Ricardo Paz Zuberbühler Bullrich into a traditional Argentine family, he was educated in an elitist school in Buenos Aires: the San Martín de Tours school. While studying philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires, he converted to Shia Islam and spent five years studying at the controversial Al-Mustafa International University in the north-eastern Iranian city of Qom. The university, founded by Rabbani, is seen as a key element of the Islamic Republic’s indoctrination system abroad.
Paz returned to South America in 1993 and lived for some time in Chile, where he founded an Islamic cultural center in Santiago. He later became the imam of Buenos Aires’s At-Tauhid Mosque, founded by Rabbani in 1983.
An Argentine convert to Islam and frequent visitor to the mosque who preferred to remain anonymous told IranWire that “a letter of recommendation from Sheikh Abdul Karim Paz is the only tool that can give you access to studies in Qom, but for that, you must have earned the Sheikh’s trust.”
At-Tauhid Mosque is located at 3614 Felipe Vallese Street in Buenos Aires. Annur TV, a pro-Iranian channel that broadcasts news in Spanish about Islam and the Middle East, operates at the same address.
Rabbani’s “Right Hand”
The late Alberto Nisman, the Argentine special prosecutor for the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish cultural center in Buenos Aires, spent over a decade investigating how Iran had used “cultural” activities as a cover to infiltrate communities in Latin America to build up and support espionage and terrorist networks in the region.
Nisman’s most recent case, presented a week before his death in January 2015, accused members of Argentina’s former government of engaging in a criminal plot with Iranian officials to cover up Tehran’s role in the AMIA bombing in which 85 people were killed and more than 300 were injured.
Among the eight Iranians implicated in the AMIA attack, Nisman identified Rabbani as the “mastermind” behind the bombing. A high-level Iranian intelligence operative, Rabbani had multiple covers in Argentina, ranging from a Shia cleric to the cultural attaché at the Iranian embassy in Buenos Aires.
Nisman calls Paz the “right hand” of Rabbani. He helped recruit disciples to train under Rabbani at Al Mustafa International University.
Amini “Simply Died of a Heart Attack”
Seven months after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody sparked anti-government protests across Iran, an Argentinian media outlet affiliated with the Islamic Republic re-published an interview in which Paz denied that the young woman was killed by security forces, despite widespread evidence to the contrary.
Pray Hard says
He’ll probably be the next pope.
James Lincoln says
Pray Hard,
Could be, but rumor has it that there is a “trans” male Cardinal ahead of him.
Norman Gardner Gardner says
The enemy within is in Argentina, it seems that government figures are in cahoots with Muslim terrorists, so perhaps they are getting paid by those terrorists to cover up their crimes. Argentina is a basket case , the country is really screwed up.