Editor's View: Extremism, Massacre and Holocaust: More than 30 lakh deaths in inter-Muslim wars, who are the real enemies of Islamic countries? Know the horrific story of five decades of bloodshed

The Middle East is the most Muslim-majority region in the world, which we also call the Persian countries. There is currently a war going on between Israel and Iran. Arab countries believe that their enemy is the culture of the West, America, Europe, etc. But did you know that the real enemy of Islamic countries is not outside, but within? The blood of the Muslim brothers is most stained not on the clothes of their enemies in the West, but on the clothes of their own brethren. Whether it's the 1 million corpses of the Iran-Iraq war or the ashes of war in Syria, Yemen and Sudan... These are not external aggressions but the result of power greed, terrorism and communal poison within. History bears witness to the fact that in the Middle East, its own distrust has wreaked havoc more than the weapons of the Western enemy. At the same time, Israel has attacked one of its Islamic countries, Iran. Israel's spy agency is Mossad, and Iran has its Religious Revolutionary Guard Army. Who is how strong? Today we will talk about that as well. And we will understand who can handle Iran's axis now. Hello... If we look at the history of the 20th and 21st centuries, we find that the history of the Middle East and Islamic nations has always been a witness to geographical and political upheavals. The West is to blame, but the reality is different. At the world level, Western countries like the United States and Europe have often been seen as interfering with Islamic countries. But if we look at the casualty figures, the picture looks different. The West has taken the lives of millions in the Arab countries, but their own Islamic brethren have taken the lives of millions of their Muslim brethren. More than 33 lakh Muslim brothers lost their lives in the inter-Muslim wars in Iran-Iraq and Bangladesh-Pakistan. In examples such as Sudan, Syria, Yemen and Somalia, more than 3 million people have lost their lives in civil wars. Terrorism like Boko Haram, Taliban and ISIS claimed more than 25 lakh lives in the Middle East and 10 lakh Muslim brothers were killed by the West in the 2003 Iraq war and the 2001 Afghanistan war. Millions of Muslims were killed and millions of Bangladeshi sisters were gang-raped in the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War. Bangladesh is in Asia, but it is a matter of religious countries here, so this serious information has to be talked about. On the other hand, in the Afghanistan war, more than 4 lakh people have been killed in the power struggle between the Mujahideen groups. These statistics suggest that many times more deaths have been caused by infighting within Islamic countries than by Western intervention. In the Iran-Iraq war of 1980-88 alone, more than 10-12 lakh people were killed, according to SIPRI and UCDP. Muslims are the most affected by terrorism NCTC and Global Terrorism Data statistics say that Muslims are the most affected by terrorism and extremism, not Western countries. According to the National Counter Terrorism Centre, between 2004 and 2011, 82-90 per cent of the victims of terrorism worldwide were Muslims. ISIS, Taliban and Boko Haram terrorist groups have killed millions of Muslims in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Nigeria. Between 1979 and 2024, 91 percent of all terrorist attacks were killed in Muslim-majority countries. According to the Global Terrorism Data Base, the Taliban has killed 71,965 people and ISIS has killed more than 69,641 people, most of whom were innocent Muslim citizens. We are India and the virtue of humanity has been taught first in our culture. Accordingly, whether it is the West or the Islamic Nations... Human lives are being lost, which should not have happened. The Shia-Sunni conflict in the Middle East may come as a surprise, but at the root of the instability in the Middle East is the differences between the Shia and Sunni Muslim communities and the fight for land among themselves. Especially the Cold War between Iran and Saudi Arabia after the 1979 Iranian Islamic Revolution. The whole world is a witness to it. The devastating outcome of the Syrian Civil War According to UN and SOHR statistics, more than 5-6 lakh people have died in the Syrian civil war between 2011 and 2024. The war was infighting, but Iran and the Gulf countries turned it into a proxy ground for their own interests. Yemen's proxy war and humanitarian crisis have been raging on Yemen's soil since 2014. Despite having nothing to do with it, the power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran has claimed the lives of four million people in Yemen, according to UNDP data. The Saudi-Iranian regime has killed more people from hunger and disease in Yemen than from weapons of mass destruction. Like Yemen, Sudan has been in a civil war-like situation since 2023. Millions of people have chosen to migrate from Sudan to other countries because of the lure of power by the SAF and RSF organizations. According to the UCDP and the UN, internal conflicts have claimed more than 2 million lives in Sudan's history so far. Both of them are Muslim fighters. The Iranian army has left no stone unturned against the Mossad, but Israel and the West have left no stone unturned to create a stir in the Arab world. Consider the Israeli-US war against Iran today. The open fighting between Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Israel's Mossad continues. If you look closely, there is a huge technological gap here. Israel's Habsora and Lavender Systems Israeli spy organization Mossad is making full use of AI and technology instead of beheading. With AI systems like Habsora and Lavender, Israel has meticulously attacked thousands of targets. In 2024, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in a high-security guest house in Tehran. It will be surprising to know that the Mossad had planted an AI-enabled bomb there two months ago and killed Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh. For this, a machine gun with an AI was developed to identify Mohsen by his face and shoot him. This proves how deep Mossad's infiltration of Iran's security system is. The September 2024 Hezbollah pagers and walkie-talkie blasts in Lebanon changed the face of digital warfare. More than 3,000 Hezbollah commandos were killed and dozens were killed when a walkie-talkie and pager fitted by Mossad exploded. Infiltrating the supply chain, explosives were placed in thousands of devices, proving that Iran and its terrorist organization Hezbollah are now afraid to use digital devices. In 2018, more than 20 Mossad agents broke into a warehouse in Tehran and spent six hours in a vault to steal 0.5 tons of Iranian nuclear documents. When Iran was attacked, the entire Iranian internet connection was down by 4 percent. As a result, the command and control of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards was completely down. The strength of the Mossad is AI and cyber tech. On February 28, 2026, when the United States and Israel carried out airstrikes on Iran and killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and top commandos of the Revolutionary Guards, it is the core strength of the American spy agency CIA and Israel's spy agency Mossad. Israel strangles Iran's economy Sanctions and cyber attacks on Iran have reduced the funding that proxy groups receive. However, there are reports that Hamas and Hezbollah are still collecting money from cryptocurrencies and smuggling. But the figures show that the money received by Iran has been very low. Will Israel's Mossad dust Iran? Hossein Alai, a former commander of Iran, has also expressed concern about the vulnerabilities in Iran's system. According to him, Iran's intelligence agencies are not enough to fight the Mossad. Who is the master of Iran now? The Assembly of Experts has been formed until a permanent leader is elected on March 1 after Khamenei's ouster. The question arises, who will now take over the axis of a husbandless Iran? In the midst of tensions for the Iranian regime and the challenges to the new regime after Khamenei, Israel is taking advantage of it immensely. These leaders have the responsibility of maintaining the nuclear program, guiding the proxy war, and stabilizing the economy. Secondly, after the death of Ali Khamenei and the assassination of the main commanders of the IRGC, the leaders of Hezbollah and Hamas are in waiting mode. They can't decide who will take over the new power in Iran and what instructions they will receive. Now let's talk about the third most important issue. Which Arab countries are secretly helping Israel? The answer is, countries like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Jordan. But all this is not the real loss of Iran. The biggest threat is their expansionist policy. Secret aid of Arab countries to Israel? Just a few days ago, Iran fired drones and missiles at Israel. At that time, Jordan shot down 49 Iranian drones and 13 missiles that were heading towards Israel. It is a different geocultural phenomenon for one Muslim country to save a Jewish state from another Muslim country. Saudi Arabia and UAE are now helping Israel not only diplomatically but also by sharing intelligence with Israel. There is a platform called Crystal Ball through which real-time data is being shared with Israel. Economic and Social Revolution in Arabia A silent revolution is now coming in Arabia, moving beyond terrorism. Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. On the other hand, the UAE used to move forward on the slogans of religious unity, but now the words economy, technology, development are heard in their slogans. Arab leaders understand that Israeli Iron Dome and Aero Systems are essential to protect against Iranian drone and missile attacks. For which attention has to be paid to science. According to a survey by Arab Barometer, 84 percent of Arab people believe that corruption is the biggest problem in their countries. About 60 per cent of respondents value economic issues more than external threats. That is why Arab countries are now turning to the liberal ideology of the West. And finally... US President Donald Trump has once again threatened Iran not to choose a Supreme Leader without him. He warned that if the new leader continues the policies of the old leadership, there could be another conflict between the United States and Iran in the coming years. Trump said that the United States wants a leader who can bring peace and stability to Iran. So does the world have to prepare for a new war again? Monday through Friday at 8 p.m. Stay tuned to Editor's View. See you again tomorrow. Namaskar (Research- Sameer Parmar)