If The Shoe Were On The Persian Foot

Many confused Iranians, I’m afraid, have morally taken an antagonistic position against Israel in the context of the war that was set ablaze on October 7th, by and when terrorists and local residents from Gaza broke through the border and committed unspeakable atrocities against innocent Israeli citizens, and then danced in euphoric jubilation (some even felt closer to Allah as they beat the corpses of the innocent that were being paraded around in back of pickup trucks) in their trashy streets afterwards. I invite these individuals to consider a hypothetical scenario:

What if the roles were reversed, i.e. what if the Jews were Persians and Persians were the Jews, and it was us, Iranians, who were a minority trying to live our lives surrounded by a big majority that harbored a death wish in their hearts towards us, but maintained a relatively non-violent coexistence until a day when we were savagely and most brutally attacked, just as Israelis were on October 7th?

I can assure you that, in such a situation, acting on our promise of ‹Never Again,› we would not hesitate to utilize our full offensive capabilities to eliminate every single terrorist, regardless of their location or situation, damned be the noise!

In other words, if the shoe were on the Persian foot, Gaza would look pristine compared to what it would look like after our response. Witnesses, we stand…