Why Is the World Silent While Iran is on Fire?

Pravda.Ru special correspondent Daria Aslamova interviewed Middle East expert Taimur Dvidar to discuss such issues as the division of the Muslim world, different forms of Zionism, sauerkraut as an alternative to derivatives, and who really governs the United States. There Is No Religious Split. There Is a Political One — Mr. Dvidar, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Jordan, and Bahrain have opened their airspace to American and Israeli aircraft. Strikes on Iran are being launched from their territories. This looks like betrayal — Muslims on both sides, and the attack on Iran took place during the holy month of Ramadan. — You are mixing religion and politics together. In principle, this is acceptable, but here it is important to understand: this is a long-standing confrontation of political forces, a regional problem with deep roots. Nevertheless, Israel, like its main ally the United States, is waging a religious war — not specifically against Iran, but against Muslims.