FACT: MOST ARAB STATES SUPPORT IRAN AND THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD — AND HERE’S WHY

Mudar Zahran

* Recent events have stripped away pretense and exposed long-standing realities.

* Most Arab regimes do not want to see the Iranian regime fall, nor do they want the Muslim Brotherhood dismantled. On the contrary, Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood have functioned as political and financial partners to many of these states, not true adversaries.

* Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood serve as useful instruments. They are deliberately maintained as scarecrows to intimidate and contain domestic populations, justify repression, and sustain permanent states of emergency. Externally, they are used to blackmail the West, extracting legitimacy, protection, and resources under the claim of being the last barrier against chaos.

* The deeper reality is structural. The same globalist forces that underpin most Arab regimes also underpin Iran’s clerical system and Islamist movements such as the Muslim Brotherhood. This architecture was consolidated beginning with the Carter administration, built on governing through managed instability, order through chaos, and control through perpetual conflict and unrest.

* This is why the Arab–Israeli conflict was never meant to end. The status quo served too many interests. Arab regimes prospered. Iran expanded. Islamist movements embedded themselves. Israelis carried the security burden. Palestinians were reduced to expendable instruments in a conflict deliberately kept unresolved.

* The same states that publicly warned of Iran and claimed opposition to the Muslim Brotherhood quietly enabled, financed, sheltered, or politically legitimized both, while presenting themselves internationally as partners against extremism.

* Let this stand on the record. This era is ending.

* The Ayatollah regime will be decisively contained. The Muslim Brotherhood will be dismantled and removed from political relevance.

* Jordan will recognize and politically represent its true demographic reality: the Palestinian majority. As a direct result, the Arab–Israeli conflict will end.