Awad Dhifulah Al-Malahem
Persian Iran, directed its ire from the Zionist American bombing towards its Arab neighbors. (Unleashed its anger) on Zionists and Americans by bombing (7) seven Arab countries. The bombing affected: (Jordan, Syria, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE).
In other words, all the Arab countries of Asia were bombed, whether by Iran, the entity, or the Americans. In addition to the countries bombed by Iran, the entity bombed Lebanon, and America bombed Iraq, and Yemen remains exposed to Zionist and American bombing at any moment, having been bombed dozens of times before by them.
The Iranian missiles fell on Jordan, Syria, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, and all of them are not parties to the war, nor the causes or the reasons or justifications. But (the low wall is easy to jump over).
Although the excuse is the presence of American bases in those countries — and despite my absolute rejection of the presence of those bases — each country is free in its international relations, and to what extent it can go therewith, whether it's (imposed) or (voluntary).
The sirens went off, deafening ears, terrifying children, and tense men and women alike. Because it heralds the news of war, as if the smell of blood wafts with its sound waves. Although I see no reason for it for many important reasons, the most important being the lack of shelters in all the Arab countries that were bombed. Because the purpose of using the sirens is to alert residents to leave their homes and head to strong safe shelters, equipped to receive people who sought refuge in them from raids and bombings, as happens in the Zionist entity, where modern, civilized shelters are available, equipped, and serviced for the intake of residents who resort to them to minimize exposure to danger.
Our Arab nation, with all its countries, has reached the lowest depths among nations. Where there is no regional, nor international presence. And without the dignity of nations, nor their decorum, nor the sanctity of their lands, nor their independence, nor the freedom of their decision-making. Sovereignty is compromised, dignity is lost, and independence is merely formal although it continues, but colonialism has changed its ugly face and has invented many artful powders, extremely precise, to hide its face, transforming into many forms, but its effects are clear, and its result is the regression of our Arab countries instead of advancing, developing, and catching up with nations that have now leapfrogged us by lightyears, making it impossible to catch up, and we have mastered the role of consummate consumers, nothing more.
Iran found an excuse to vent its deep-seated genetic hatred of Arabs by the presence of American bases, as if it is responsible for the policies and orientations of those countries, representing a blatant interference in Arab countries which did not offend Iran ever.
If Iran were not spiteful towards all things Arab, Arabism, and Islam, it would (express its anger) and vent its wrath, and would target American warships and frigates that fill all the oceans and seas. And if it succeeded in hitting any American warship, perhaps America would have immediately stopped the war, inclined towards peace, and negotiated to resolve the outstanding issues that caused tension between it and America.
For your information, in the (12) days war between Iran, the entity, and the Americans in June 2025, a missile fell about (100) meters away from my house in the Marj Al-Hamam area, Amman, and another missile fell in the same area on the first day of the current war between them.
The sound of falling missiles frightens us, and scares our children. The sirens that I see no point in running, and wish to stop using, terrorizes us, making us feel like we are in a war we are not blamed for, and have no relation with. We did not know at its start, as we are ignorant of when it will end, and it is not in our power to stop it, nor do we know who might be its innocent victims. In other words, we are taking the role of a receiver trying to block bullets with his bare hands, fully aware that he is a victim without having committed any crime.
Dear readers, imagine with me if the Arabs were united as one man — even if the countries were multiple — and they coordinated tightly in major dangerous situations that threaten all of them, at the very least, and used their regional and international power and pressure cards, can you imagine anyone daring to bomb all the ten Arab countries of Asia by Iran, the entity, and the Americans?
When I reflect on the state of our Arab countries, dear tears fall for a dignity gone, with no hope for its return. And there is no power and no strength except with Allah, the Most High, the Great.
And I end with a verse of poetry from the prominent Arab Muslim leader / Al-Muhallab bin Abi Suffrah Zalim bin Seraq Al-Ataki Al-Azdi, where he says:—
The spears refuse to break when they are united, / but if they separate, they break individually.
