War On Iran is for Domination – Editorial- By Ibrahim Ebeid.  March 24/2026

 War On  Iran is for Domination

Editorial

By Ibrahim Ebeid.  March 24/2026

To remind our readers that the ambition of the Zionist entity, along with the United States and Iran, was to destroy Iraq. This was demonstrated clearly after the invasion of Iraq by the United States and its allies. Iraq was ruined, the infrastructure was demolished, and the education system disintegrated.

Soon after, Iran stepped in and became a partner, and its lackeys became the rulers of Iraq. The turbanned men and the sectarian religious parties ruled Iraq and put it in shambles. The influence of Iran was spreading in the so-called Middle  East, a name that was imposed upon us by the Imperialist West.

Pro-Iran sentiment sprang up across the region, and this poses a threat to the United States and its allies.

 Thousands of Arab people were killed since the British surrendered Al Ahwaz to Iran in 1925, and the saga of death and suppression continued since then. In my opinion, the position of Iran with its attitude does not differ from that of the Zionists in many parts of the Arab World, and these parties are aligned with Iran and its influence. We see it in Lebanon, Yemen, and other parts of the Arab World. The economy of Iraq came under the domination of Iran, while most of the Iraqi people suffered hunger and deprivation.

Iran occupies Al Ahwaz, an Arab region rich with oil and agriculture. By the way, most of the Iranian petroleum comes from that region.

When the United States’ domination and influence receded, or, better to say, the Iranian influence increased, the Zionists and the United States felt its grip; they both decided to attack Iran to keep the influence and controle under their domination. It is oil, oil, and money.

Alliance and the Iranian regime is not a limited confrontation between conflicting powers. Still, rather a new episode in a conflict that is taking place on the land of the Arab world at the expense of its people, wealth and future, and it is a moment in which the reality of the clash between imperial and regional projects that are all competing over the Arab geography is clearly revealed, while the Arab system is suffering from an unprecedented state of fragmentation and weakness.‎ No Matter who wins the war, the loser will be the Arab states, and they will suffer the most.