Researchers and journalists from different countries have written and published texts about the U.S. and Israeli aggression and massacre, as well as Iran’s resistance and authority. In this report, we refer to some of them.
According to Habilian, the war started by the United States and Israel has become the top news story in neighboring and world countries. Iran’s authority in these days has become evident to all, and countries realize that it is possible to defend a country’s independence against America.
In the following, we look at texts published by researchers and journalists from various countries.
Syeda Sadia Kazmi, Assistant Professor at the University of Management and Technology (UMT), Pakistan
The joint, illegal, and unjustified attacks by the United States and Israel against Iran — especially against civilians, including school students and vulnerable patients in hospitals — are horrific and heart-wrenching. Such savage violence against innocent lives lacks any humanity and recalls the profound failure of international law at a time when its basic protections for civilians are ignored.
The deliberate and brutal targeting of schools and medical centers — places built to nurture life and protect the vulnerable — demands clear and unambiguous condemnation. These actions are not only a major moral error but also a deep and worrying erosion of humanitarian norms collectively carried out by always-aggressive Israel, always-supportive America, and always-silent international community.
My heart is with the unbreakable spirit of our Iranian brothers and sisters.
Patrizia Cecconi, Italian sociologist, author, journalist, and activist
As a woman who has long dealt with human rights and especially the violated rights of Palestinians, and who knows Palestine well — including the Gaza Strip and Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon — the first thing I want to say is: Do not be deceived by the myths of Western supremacy; the same supremacy that considers only Western values as the cultural values worthy of respect.
As a woman who is also a mother and was once a daughter, to Iranian mothers who have witnessed the shattering of their young daughters’ lives, I say the same thing I said to Palestinian mothers at the funerals of their children: Be steadfast and turn your pain into armor for continuing life and the struggle for your own rights and those of your people, so as to give meaning to the martyrdom of your young sons and daughters.
Mohammad Murtaza, Pakistani researcher in international relations and project manager at the Pakistan Institute for Peace Studies
The horrific crimes committed by Epstein and the Zionist regime against the Islamic Republic of Iran demonstrate the immorality of that country’s leadership. While the clouds of war continue to pour, the pages of history are being written with the ink of unprecedented targeting of innocent civilians and civilian infrastructure. The protection of civilians, enshrined in the Geneva Conventions, appears to have been completely ignored in the current aggression.
International humanitarian law (IHL), especially the Geneva Conventions and their protocols, prohibits attacks on civilian objects such as schools, hospitals, markets, homes, and cultural sites. Yet all of these have been targeted equally (the primary school in the southern Iranian city of Minab and Gandhi Hospital in Tehran), showing that the protections contained in international humanitarian law have been disregarded by the United States and the Israeli regime.
The United States continues to shatter the rules-based international order to achieve its imperial ambitions but has failed to shake the resistant people of the Islamic Republic of Iran.