Sheikh Isa Qassim strongly criticizes Arab regimes' submission to U.S.-Israeli hegemony

Pars Today – Sheikh Isa Qassim, the prominent Bahraini Shia cleric, warned about U.S.-Israeli conspiracies and strongly criticized the traitorous Arab regimes.

According to Pars Today, citing Tasnim News Agency, Sheikh Isa Qassim, commenting on recent regional developments and the state of the Islamic world, said that all official governments in the Arab and Islamic worlds are aware that the United States and Israel have malicious agendas, plans, and conspiracies.

He added that the region is witnessing a toxic culture of division, promoted through U.S. and Israeli media outlets with the aim of undermining the unity of the Islamic community.

Sheikh Isa Qassim further said that this approach is intended to deepen divisions among official governments at both the regional and national levels, with a particular focus on religious and sectarian differences, in order to create the most severe forms of discord and perpetuate destructive and destabilizing conflicts.

He stressed that enormous financial resources have been allocated to implement these conspiratorial plans, whose objective is to fuel destructive conflicts that drain the resources of Arab and Islamic countries and undermine their shared existence.

The prominent Shia cleric said that despite widespread awareness of a hostile conspiracy targeting both Arabs and non-Arabs across the Arab and Islamic worlds, a considerable number of countries within the scope of these plans have openly—or through tacit cooperation and secrecy—rushed to participate in creating internal conflicts and civil wars under the guise of sectarianism and religious differences.

Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim added that these actions show that those governments take satisfaction in seeing the Arab and Islamic world burn, and that they will not be satisfied until the Arab and Islamic peoples, like humiliated slaves, submit to the will of U.S. hegemony and tyranny and the Israeli regime occupying Palestinian territory.