Are we doomed to bury the martyrs and visit the wounded?
In the crosshairs
We have come to shed blood, not tears, for our sons and grandchildren, on a daily basis, as they endure this terror that keeps them awake night and day, which they have never experienced before and refuse to accept or adapt to.
If this reckless, Magian enemy has deemed us harmless, it is because he recognized our excessive patience, self-restraint, and reliance on the wisdom of diplomats and the tactics of politicians—perhaps believing that after we turn the other cheek, we will offer him our left cheek as well.
And last, but certainly not least, we pray to God to turn their malice back upon themselves.
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It is high time we reconsider our approach toward this arrogant neighbor, who engages in blatant lying and hides shamelessly behind the greatest laws of God, Almighty. He respects only those who feed him insults and devastating blows. Yet, when he is unable to respond and swallows the bait, he retaliates against those who opened their hearts and doors to him, honored his neighborhood, and stood by him in times of prosperity and adversity.
If our wise men, whether officials or ordinary citizens, believe there is still time to persuade the rulers of Tehran and their Revolutionary Guards to exercise wisdom in their dealings with regional states, I say: Why not? After all, they are the ones with the final say, first and foremost. However, let us, through this pen, be hawks, bringing forth ideas that may have escaped them.
An example of this is what I previously mentioned in my earlier article, when the United Arab Emirates, graciously and having had enough, delivered a crushing and resounding blow to this aggressor. The result, which surprised everyone, was that this regime did not deny this disciplinary response but claimed ignorance of its source. Is there any sane person left who has not realized that the group running this neighbor is an irresponsible gang?
Woe to those who have a neighbor ruled by a gang (that knows no shame).
May God have mercy on the martyrs of our beloved nation and the sacred duty.
We ask Almighty God to heal every victim and disabled person resulting from the unjustified aggression, despite all the efforts we have made to deter it.
O God, protect the country and its people from every envious person, guard it from every ungrateful one, and restrain every jealous one... Indeed, He is the Guardian of such matters and All-Powerful.
A Kuwaiti writer
