To the radical Muslim, death, or being a martyr, is victory over the infidel. That is their strength
Make no mistake, should they ever attain a nuclear bomb, they will use it. To the radical Muslim, death, or being a martyr, is victory over the infidel. That is their strength.
After the 1979 Islamic Revolution, world terrorism has increased exponentially. Terrorism in Iran is state-sponsored. They have been linked to massive amounts of terrorism targeting Western interests and allies, including attacks on military bases, embassies, and civilian populations in various countries.
They utilize proxies across the Middle East to extend their influence and conduct attacks against perceived enemies such as the United States, including groups that have carried out high-profile attacks in countries like Iraq and Syria.
To Iran, their perceived enemies are Satanic, giving them a license to kill. They have turned the region into a mass of instability, contributing to ongoing conflicts and humanitarian crises that affect millions of people.
For peace in the region and much of the world, they are the bug in the soup, the wrench in the works. Unfortunately, China and Russia do not help.
Iran constantly reminds other Islamic countries seeking peace that the West is evil and deserving of death.
Israel holds a special place in their hatred, having rejected Islam very early in their history.
Their vision of Islam is such that peace is unattainable. For radical Muslims, it is either their way or death, with no alternative. Since 1979, Iranians have transitioned from a modern Western-style culture to an autocratic theocracy that imposes specific limits on their people, especially on women and women's education.