Tel Aviv’s year of worthless achievements Imam Khamenei

It is absurd, immoral and insane that the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s regime has spent billions of dollars since last year only to reward itself with unnumbered Palestinian graves.

Arnold Farai Madziwa

Herald Correspondent

The Israeli policies within the Middle East have proven to be a manifestation of nothing but a vendetta against Arab nationalistic prestige and sovereign rights.

Israel seems to have been plagued by pseudo intellectuals who pretend to be more intelligent beyond their mental capacities which results in their wanton abuses and miscalculated moves.

This is why Netanyahu, his anti-democratic parliament and war-mongering army have continued for a year the accumulation of civilian casualties and reducing to rubble centuries of infrastructural development.

Crime evolves to normality in the eyes of kleptomaniacs just as disorder is regarded as the order of the day by those deep rooted in mental derailment.

Sincerely speaking, what Tel Aviv calls achievements is nothing but a depiction of absurdity at its peak, immorality at its best and an overflow of insanity. It is no longer a period of pleading Israel to stop but it is high time the world commands Israel to halt its wanton killing of innocent civilians and destruction of infrastructure.

The United Nations, the self-proclaimed advocates of democracy, humanitarian organisations and clerical authorities should combine efforts to end the subjugation and Zionist barbaric violence that both Palestine have been subjected to.

One such clerical authority who has stood against Israel and has been the perfect epitome of universal religious leadership is Imam Khamenei, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

To clarify his position two aspects will be demystified namely an overview of Iranian revolution’s foundational principles as well as his sermon that is a fortnight old.

The 1979 Islamic revolution of Iran enjoys the best fragrance of whatever should be called a revolution.

A revolution has been described as political upheaval on a government or nation’s state characterised by great change. The revolution of Iran therefore epitomises this scenario because it was a complete shift of the socio-political fibre of Iran, no wonder why it is condemned and despised by western demagogues who lost grip of Iran via this political upheaval. Former oppressors of Iran now feel threatened by the exportation of the sentiments of this upheaval and have resorted to the application of sinister techniques like Iranophobia, assassination of prominent figures and destabilisation of the middle-east inclusive of the Palestinian question, invasion of Lebanon, Iraq, Afghanistan and Yemen from the onset of the year 2000.

On Friday, October 4, the Imam Khamenei conducted the Friday congregational prayers and it was his first in a five year period.

It was held at Imam Khomeini Musallah in Tehran and attracted a crowd of up to a million congregants.

The event was symbolic and had three major focal points of gravity, namely the mourning of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, it almost converged with the first year anniversary of Al Aqsa flood operation and was a reaffirmation of regional resistance against the axis of evil.

In his sermon, the Supreme Leader initially reminded the congregants that the day almost converged with occurrence of Operation Al Aqsa flood.

The term Al Aqsa carries much significance to Christian, Jews and Muslims because the famous historical temple of Solomon (Sulayman) is called Al Aqsa.

The operation took place on October 7, 2023 and signalled the end of pacifism by Hamas and the people of Palestine at large. “Operation Al Aqsa flood which took place around this time last year was an internationally legal, logical, correct move and the Palestinians had this right.”

He further reiterated on the Lebanese people’s vigorous defence of Palestinian people of which he juxtaposed with operation Al Aqsa flood. Both Hamas’ (Palestine) and Hezbollah’s (Lebanon) efforts have proven to be reasonable and logical if weighed on any scale of jurisdiction that promotes justice, liberty and the sovereignty of nation’s state. Within the sermon he proclaimed his undying love and respect for the brevity of all those who have paid the price of justice by their lives.

Examples of such people include Ismail Haniyeh, a leader of Hamas, and Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the martyred secretary general of Hezbollah who stood firm on resisting domination by Israel and its Mafia gang that include the US. As a way of paying tribute and maintenance of legacies of the martyr, the Supreme Leader said, “Sayyed Nasrallah is no-longer among us physically, but his true self, his spirit , his path and his resonant voice will continue to be with us.”

As I write, his echoes of being a voice for the voiceless and a pillar of resistance do shape my scope towards the necessity of justice for the Palestinian nation.

Furthermore, Imam Khamenei propounded how the axis of resistance will not bow down to oppression and gave assurance that the west and its allies will neither obliterate the clamours for justice nor will they disintegrate the ultimate cause for resistance.

Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari, the deputy chief of the Iranian Army for Coordination, said, “With a single gesture and glance from Imam Khamenei, a million-strong crowd gathered here supported this operation and the continuation of further operations.”

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