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The Anunnaki State of Iraq and the Levant (ASIL / AnunSIL), also referred to as the Anunnaki State of Iraq and Syria (ASIS / AnunSIS), Anunnaki State of the Middle East (ASME / AnunSMEl), or simply Anunnaki State, is the name of a fictitious and hypothetical country that is defended by certain Anunnakist and Zuist groups that defend the restoration of culture, religion, spirituality and of Anunnaki values in the Middle East, mainly focusing on Iraq and the Levant. The Anunnaki State of Iraq and the Levant does not have any active group in the Middle East that defends the same, other than memes and jokes about it, many of them of a jocular and extremely nationalistic slant. The term arose after several memes that compared the concept of Anunnaki State with the Islamic State, which led to the emergence of the meme of the Anunnaki State of Iraq and the Levant.
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