A War with Iran Would Destroy U.S. Interests and the Zionist Project

: Arab World Researcher

An Arab world researcher, examining possible scenarios in the event of a U.S. military confrontation with Iran, emphasized that if Washington launches a full‑scale attack, the Islamic Republic will adopt a strategy of expanding the battlefield—an approach that could completely eliminate U.S. interests in the region.

According to Taghrib News Agency(TNA), Mohamed Al‑Mokhtar Al‑Shanqeeti explained that if the United States makes the “reckless” decision to wage a comprehensive war against Iran, Tehran will respond by widening the scope of the conflict.

He added that under such circumstances, Russia and China may also conclude that the level of threat has exceeded acceptable limits and that remaining silent is no longer an option.

“This war would be America’s last,” he said, “even though it would be catastrophic for Iran and the region.”
“A War with Iran Would Mark the Beginning of the End for the Zionist Project”
Al‑Shanqeeti stressed that a war against Iran would completely destroy U.S. interests in the Middle East and would mark the beginning of the end for the Zionist project.
He argued that Israel can only survive if it maintains absolute regional superiority, and the emergence of a rival power would make its continued existence unsustainable.
Pressure on Trump and the Influence of Israeli Interests
Referring to the various options available to Donald Trump in dealing with Iran, Al‑Shanqeeti noted that Israeli actors are attempting to steer him in a particular direction, especially as multiple cases involving him have surfaced in recent months, including those linked to the Epstein scandal.
He stated that Zionist groups possess documents that could potentially end Trump’s political career or even lead to severe legal consequences, enabling them to exert significant pressure on the U.S. president.
Iran’s Institutional Strength
Al‑Shanqeeti emphasized that Iran’s governing system is composed of multiple institutions and bodies, giving it strong capacity to absorb and recover from potential damage.
He added that Israeli strategists view Iran as the “immediate threat,” while considering Syria and Turkey as “more distant threats.”