The Unrelenting War

Israel and Iran are unrelenting fighting each other. Both the regimes are disturbing the region although it was Hezbollah that started the skirmish a few years ago. It is alleged to be a religious war in the Middle-East wherein peaceful Gulf States have become needlessly embroiled in a conflict. Peace might not last very long and regime change might become a reality in Iran. The top leadership has been killed ruthlessly by the efficiency of Israel’s military prowess. The dominant power of our times, the United States has been against Iran and has been using Israel’s military expertise to fulfil its aims. The United States is right to a large extent, rogue regimes had to be targeted, and peace must be restored with new leadership in place. Iran has been violating human rights of its people for quite a few months, not to mention years of trepidation and jailing of eminent citizens. Such treatments have only been meted out in communist systems of twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The communists have been to a large extent immune to the concept of human rights and have not granted fitful rights to its citizens. Most recently, Iranian infrastructure has been targeted by Israel with the aid of the United States. The United States has a mission to fulfil which should not be foregone in near future. The new leadership should be reinstated and old rulers of Iran or men of similar stature must be given the responsibility to run the country. The Ayatollah Mojtaba must be forewarned of future prospects, and should surrender the regime rather than giving in to more bloodbath and destruction of private property.

The killings of five thousand Iranians should not go in vain, and countries as the United States along with the international community have a mandate to fulfil, and make Iran a democratic or at least a peaceful Muslim country. Most nations live in peace, thus must be the mandate given to Iran. Iranian regime should be asked to surrender with immediate effect or in the coming few weeks or months. The killings of innocent citizens and destruction of state property should be made negligible. The life and property must be safeguarded, and new leadership must be given the opportunity to run the Islamic republic. The new leadership should be given the mantle to run the country peacefully and bring the focus back to commerce. Illegitimacy should be curbed with immediate effect and the United Nations along with the United States must deal with the forthcoming and expected changes. The cut and run strategy must be avoided by the United States, and it must work gradually to make Iran a safer country to live in. Most countries have been progressing fast and wide in the Middle-East, Iran should be given the similar opportunity to grow, and get out of its economic crisis. Iran’s economy has been made to suffer due to sanctions, perhaps the new leadership would be more inclined towards economic growth rather than curbing freedom of the masses, as the old regime did. The new life awaits the Iranian regime, provided all parties concerned take the right decisions.

Yuvraj Saharan

Capital Report