Professor at Economics Shiraz University

The Market of Violence and the Accounting of Deception: A Paradoxical Analysis of the Immigrant Opposition Lobby in Reducing the Final Cost of War for Aggressors and Undermining the Strategic Credibility of the United States

To truly understand the impact of those Iranian emigrants who, on the eve of major tensions, solicited international media to attack their own homeland, it is necessary to go beyond the simplistic, naive dichotomy of the “primary actor” versus the “ineffective actor.” International relations theory and decision-making documents from Washington and Tel Aviv demonstrate that…

Death in the Slaughterhouse of Meaning: How a Genuine Civilization Disarms the Economy of Fear

Over the past decades, Israeli intelligence and military institutions (including the Mossad, Shin Bet, and the Israeli army) have carried out numerous terrorist operations against leaders, commanders, and individuals affiliated with various groups and countries—referred to in media and international literature as targeted assassinations. In the illusory geography of the Zionist regime, its foundation and…