Iran-Israel War: The Sun Will
Blaze at Zenith
By Dr. Nazar Hafi
When a state lacks the support
of its people, it is nothing more than a structure of stone and bricks. Arab
states are mere silent spectators of the ongoing Iran-Israel war because they
possess nothing beyond those stones and bricks. It is not walls or buildings
that fight battles of civilizations, religion, and values—it is the people who
do.
Today, as the war between Iran
and Israel reaches its peak, Arab nations and their ideological loyalists are
watching comfortably from the sidelines. These spectators fail to realize that
when the show ends, it is the audience that is trampled first. In fact, these
spectators have already been humiliated. What greater disgrace could there be
than this: their ancestors had declared that the day Iran and Israel go to war,
let someone urinate on our graves. The disgrace destined for those who oppose
truth does not stop at borders, agreements, laws, or statements—it even seeps
into graves and inhabits the bodies of deceitful and treacherous individuals.
Look at the powerful
combination of truth, religion, and popular support in Iran. Whether it is
Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria or the blood-soaked resistance in
Yemen—behind them lies the support of the Iranian people and the force of truth
and justice. On every global platform, the Islamic Revolution has not only
represented a political ideology but also stood as a genuine model of Islamic
democracy. When religion is coupled with public support, it becomes a shield
that protects governments from collapse and prevents generations from losing
their way.
On the other hand, all of
Iran’s opponents—be it ISIS, Sipah-e-Sahaba, Taliban, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, or Jaish
al-Zulm, along with their patrons—are the byproducts of a void in religion and
democracy. This void is the outcome of public humiliation, the murder of free
speech, intellectual poverty, and cultural decay. Ruthless armed factions, when
lacking public consciousness and support, are driven not by democratic order,
but by an obsession to rule over others by force.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the
allied nations of America and Israel are licking their wounds today. They have
neither a coherent narrative, nor ideology, nor a unifying center, nor public
backing. They are only concerned with their bellies and lust. They have no
future, their past is a source of shame, and their present is enveloped in
darkness. Their national honor, integrity—even their very selves—are up for
sale. The Israel and America they once nurtured like a towering tree are now
suffocating them under its shade. Other than the fleeting comforts of this
life, they have no dreams or vision. They have made some of the most
disgraceful decisions of this century—and disgrace shall haunt them for
generations.
As for Israel, despite reaching
the pinnacle of technological advancement, if it still feels compelled to
attack Iran for self-preservation, then this is not a sign of strength but a
mark of decline. The peak of aggression always ends at the edge of suicide—such
a suicide that not only will Israel cease to exist, but its ideology will
perish, and its sycophants' ambitions will be reduced to ashes.
To label Iran’s Supreme Leader
as an “easy target,” and the ensuing joy of American and Israeli loyalists—is a
fleeting celebration. This temporary glee will eventually drown all the
Pharaohs of today in its own deluge. History takes revenge silently—but
mercilessly. The scales of time do not tilt with power, but with truth. The
patience and endurance of Iran’s Supreme Leader resemble the stillness that
precedes a mighty storm. This silence is not mere quiet—it is history pausing
to catch its breath before a profound moral and military transformation.
Those who long claimed “Iran
and Israel are secretly allied” are today the most astonished and disoriented.
Their reality has now been exposed—some have admitted the truth, while others,
like bats, continue to chant darkness even in the broad daylight, keeping their
eyes shut. Let these bats live in their own kingdom. They follow no religion or
sect—they are neither Shia nor Sunni.
But the rest of the world now
clearly sees: the Iranian nation has transformed its hatred for the US and
Israel into a coherent intellectual and ideological stance. Iran has infused
its spirit of revenge with moral dignity and adorned its resistance with
awareness and wisdom. If this war intensifies, the cosmos will change, power
equations will shift, and new shores will emerge on the river of peace. When
the oppressor is forced to sit at the negotiation table with the oppressed,
Israel and the United States will see stars in broad daylight. For America,
Israel, and their allies—it will be nothing short of doomsday.
Believe me, this is the moment
of which it is said: "The sun will blaze at the point of zenith."








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