The curtain has closed on Iran’s latest political theatre — a war-scripted drama played out with empty slogans and carefully calculated silence. The only people left applauding are those still naïve enough to buy tickets to this Iranian-Israeli standoff.

Iran? A regime armed with ballistic missiles that can rattle continents — but apparently do not shake loose a single loaf of bread for the starving children of Gaza. Did Iran demand open humanitarian corridors when Gaza was under fire? Did Khamenei declare “ Jerusalem or Al-Aqsa is a red line” when the blood of Palestinian children stained the ground? No. His only red line is his nuclear program.

For all its fiery rhetoric, Iran’s alliances are carved in cold calculations — and paved with the ruins of Sunni lands. It handed Iraq to be swallowed by American occupation. It aided in crushing the Syrian revolution, not by helping Assad turn Syria into graveyards. In Yemen, it sponsors a proxy war that starves civilians and splinters hope. In Lebanon, it props up a state within a state that bleeds the country dry.

Even beyond the Arab world, Iran’s hypocrisy is staggering: It supports the Hindu radical nationalists over Kashmiri Muslims. It stands with Armenia against Muslim-majority Azerbaijan. Its web of destabilization has reached the Gulf, sowing division in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. And yet — for over two years of merciless siege and slaughter in Gaza — Iran has done absolutely nothing. No aid. No ultimatum. No action.

Iran's missiles came Only after Israel humiliated the Iranian dignity into the mudd, Iran don't see fit to launch its missiles for Gaza, but for Because Gaza, to Iran, is not a cause. It's a stage prop. A card to be played when convenient, then discarded.

So let’s ask the hard question: What are you waiting for from this Persian masquerade? That it will liberate Gaza? Feed its hungry? Defend its sanctity? This is not a revolutionary power. It is a merchant of blood, trading Arab lives in the bazaar of global politics.

Let’s end the delusions. Not every enemy of your enemy is your friend. Sometimes, he is your greater enemy — cloaked in false solidarity and dressed in borrowed virtue.

And Gaza? She stands alone — but unbroken. Abandoned by tyrants and hypocrites alike, but unwavering. She lifts her eyes to the sky, not in despair, but in dignity. She awaits not the flase acters , but the sincere among people. Those who know that unity is not a slogan — but a duty. Unite. Stand with truth. Gaza has done her part. Now it’s your turn.