(MENAFN- Arab Times)
Ahmed Al-Jarallah Editor-in-Chief, the Arab Times
THE issue of confrontation with Iran has gone beyond
self-defense and thwarting the Persian regional expansion project, over which
the Arab coalition forces are clashing with Houthi gangsters in Yemen, to
threat against global interests and stability.
For this, the equivocal and softening doors policy behind
political skirmishes and crossfire for possible US-Iranian summit on the
sideline of the United Nations General Assembly meetings is no longer an
election tool through which President Donald Trump can win military opposition
votes for war in his country.
There is no more room for European mediation on the issue of
relationship with Iran. The world either defends its interests to ensure oil
supply at moderate prices or succumb to the state of terrorism by allowing the
Mullah regime, which stakes success in blackmail, to dictate the pace.
The nature of attacks on Saudi oil facilities in Abqaiq and
Khuris with pieces of evidence gathered by the United States and satellite
images absolutely ruled out the possibility that the Houthis carried out the
attacks. This is because they do not have such capabilities and the distance is
far. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Twitter: 'The proofs affirm that
the attacks did not emanate from Yemen,' so he accused Iran of being behind the
attacks on Saudi Arabia.
This means Iraq or Iran is behind the attacks and the
international community must take drastic action. Failure to do so will bring
about recurrence of the 1973 scenario in a more volatile way. Shortage of oil
supply from Saudi Arabia specifically, and the Arabian Gulf generally, may lead
to global economic recession which will be unbearable for the West regardless
of the rate of strategic reserve in America and others.
In the era of satellite which surveys the world every hour;
there is no secret, especially in the area of rockets, their bases and paths.
Therefore, any global effort to thwart response to the attacks amounts to
degrading surrender to the devilish Mullah regime. It will be more degrading
than the Munich pact that gave German Nazism the opportunity to violate many
countries and pushed for the World War in which 80 million people died. Every
reasonable person understands these facts and knows where the lack of action
may lead to, most especially if the price of a barrel of oil exceeds $100.
It is possible to thwart the Iranian terrorism right now
through serious international punishment, which will assist citizens repressed
by the Mullah regime to topple the system. However, any compromise by going
back to the Barack Obama type of policy, when he ignored the chemical bombing
in Syria, will give birth to tens of terrorist groups similar to DAESH; in
addition to making the world a victim of Iranian threat. Will the international
community accept being controlled by the terrorist gang and new Nazism?
This is an official question for the international community,
part of which is trying to exploit the situation to remarket the Iranian Mullah
internationally.
By Ahmed Al-Jarallah
Editor-in-Chief, the Arab Times
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