The conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, which began in 1982 and entered its most active phase in 2000 and 2006, led to a new large-scale conflict on September 23 of this year. As a result of the Israeli Air Force’s attack on the central military headquarters of “Hezbollah” in Beirut on September 27, the movement’s general secretary, Hassan Nasrullah, his daughter and his wife were killed. After that, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei issued a jihad order to kill Hassan Nasrullah and called on all Muslims to fight against Israel. This raises doubts that the clash of interests of Iran and Israel in the Middle East will also lead to a war between peaceful Muslims and Jews.
the theme Oku.AzA political scientist commenting Rashad BayramovAccording to him, Ali Khamenei’s jihad order to all Muslims seems very artificial in the context of Iran’s silence:
“Ali Khamenei, who ordered jihad on all Muslims, should have taken serious measures against the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, head of Hamas’s political bureau, in Tehran, and the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrullah at the hands of the army.” Israeli two months later. , but this did not happen as a result, Tehran’s silence was used. Today, Israel is conducting large-scale military operations against Iran’s proxy forces, with the aim of engaging Iran in direct military operations, in any form, and, as a result, launching them. an anti-Iran coalition to launch military operations against Iran because when Israel attacks Iranian proxy forces or carries out an operation in Tehran, Iran prefers to remain silent because it knows it very well, calculated not to lose its reputation.
“From this point of view, I do not believe that Iran will somehow initiate direct military operations against Israel, and with Khamenei’s fatwa, the entire Islamic world will wage jihad against Israel. Everyone knows very well that this will not happen. Simply Today there is a reality: Iran itself already understands this and understands that the main objective is to involve it directly in military operations,” the political scientist emphasized.
Our interviewer believes that, in the midst of all this, official Tehran will be forced to choose one of two shameful options:
“In the first option, Iran loses influence and influence in the Middle East, and in the second option, Iran will see its humiliating defeat by engaging in direct military operations. Tehran has chosen the less harmful of the two: to stay out of it, but” I try to get out of the situation by making dry statements. From this point of view, I do not believe that the conflict of interests between Iran and Israel will lead to a war between Muslims and Jews.”
Merahim Nasib
