Gas pipeline explosion in Iran/Telegram
For more than four decades Shiite Iran has been planning the redemption of the world, in its view.
With a methodical and consistent consistency, the father of the Islamic revolution in Iran, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, began to plan the takeover of the Shia, led by Tehran, over the entire world.
It sounds like an imaginary horror movie, but this is the unimaginable reality that must be known and acted upon in order to stop it here and now, before it is too late.
Tehran has created a magnificent set of "arms" (Proxies) through which it works to implement its dark vision.
For her, these are armies of "inferior workers" in the form of the Palestinians in Gaza, Judea and Samaria, and Lebanon who, as I recall, are Sunni Arabs, while Shiite Iran is not part of the Arab world.
The Palestinians and their national aspirations are as interesting to Iran as the skin of garlic.
The reason for which it encourages, supports, trains and finances the Islamic Jihad, Hamas and other similar extremist movements, is for the purpose of promoting regional chaos, which makes it easier for it to take over as much territory as possible and gain influence and resources.
It is enough to take a look at a small area that almost no factor in the world deals with, and that is Jebel Druze in Syria.
The area was fully populated by Syrian Druze only for many years, when there was a silent understanding between Bashar Assad's regime and the Druze, according to which they would not interfere in his actions and he would not harm them.
And so it was for years.
Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi at a press conference at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, USA, September 20, 2023/Reuters
However, in the last few years we can see a trend of Shiite takeover in the areas owned by the Druze - something that excited the locals and caused intense struggles between them and the local Shiites, whose takeover attempts are being led and directed by Iran.
Quietly, patiently, consistently and methodically.
This is how Iran practices wherever the government is weak and chaos and instability are created.
The US's drive to remove Saddam Hussein, the infamous Iraqi leader who ruled the country until 2003, created a vacuum into which Iran eagerly stepped in. First, Iran took control of Iraq's oil reserves, which earns them a huge income of hundreds of millions of dollars a day. At the same time, Iran began to be patient and to consistently act to promote the next target - the oil held by its strategic rival Saudi Arabia, the leader of the Sunni Muslim world.
In recent years, when it woke up from the teacher in the form of the Sunni ISIS organization, the international arena made sure to produce an effective coalition and eliminate it, this time even with the kind help of Iran. Thus, Tehran returned to being a power unshakable in the region, and continued in its quest to produce weapons of mass destruction and extract uranium in order to promote its nuclear project.
At the same time, Tehran established Hezbollah in Lebanon, strengthened the Houthi army in Yemen and the Shiite militias in Iraq and Syria. Here we are talking about a Shiite population, which is more deserving and important to its perception of Iran, and above all loyal.
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In order to create competent Iranian militias imbued with Shiite ideology, resources and soldiers are required.
Iran works to obtain the resources through oil and massive drug smuggling.
It produces the soldiers by means so crazy, that it is hard to believe that it is actually real: encouraging Shiite girls in the various countries to enter into "marriages of pleasure" - a term coined in the Muslim world and granting halachic religious permission to "temporary" marriages.
As part of that marriage, the "kosher" is given to have conjugal relations, and after a short time to dissolve the marriage covenant.
The riots in Iran even made the subject an integral part of the curriculum for those girls, and why?
Because the children who are born within those "marriages of convenience" are taken and undergo religious indoctrination in order to enlist in those Shia militias when the day comes.
These are the same militias that damage American assets in Iraq and those militias that are ready for the Day of Judgment, when Tehran calls them to war.
Malicious programs
Israel and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict are a convenient excuse for harnessing Arab and Muslim attention, since hatred of Israel and the "Zionists" is a subject that is relatively consensual.
Thus, Iran has so far succeeded in keeping Saudi Arabia away from Israel and creating an effective Sunni-Western coalition that will harm its grandiose plans.
In the meantime, it continues its efforts to promote the nuclear program, while the US is busy with its internal affairs in an election year, and Israel is preoccupied with the Gaza Strip, Judea and Samaria, the northern front, and of course the return of the kidnapped.
Egypt, which reads the map carefully, has repeatedly declared the Iranian ambassador an undesirable personality In Cairo. Following Tehran's recent failed attempts to entice Egypt with "favors" in the Strait of Hormuz, in the form of the absence of damage by the Houthis to ships destined for Egypt, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi emphatically announced that the Houthis are harming Egypt's livelihood and therefore they and the standing Behind them are, in a sense, a "bitter enemy".
Jordan, whose government is weak, trembles under the rise of Iran, which has almost taken over. I have emphasized this more than once in my words and writings. Now the situation is more serious than ever, since the most prominent weak point is the common border between Israel and Jordan. The horror scenario is striving for Tehran is that the Jordanian government will no longer be able to stop the millions of Palestinians living in Jordan from invading Israel through the long border between the two countries.
The best answer to what was said above at the strategic level is the creation of an effective Sunni alliance led by Saudi Arabia, to which Israel and the Western countries will join.
This does not diminish, even in the slightest, the burning need to return the abductees, and to deal with the remaining threat from Hamas and other terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip, Judea and Samaria, Lebanon and Syria.
But all of these are tactical arenas in Iran's view, and at the same time it is important to understand the entire strategic picture.
The author is a former member of the Knesset and a fellow of the Mashgav Institute for National Security
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