The rise of Iranian influence in the Arab world

While much talk has been circulating about Iran's desire to establish what is known as the "Shiite Crescent," extending from Iran deep into the Arab world, supported by its influence in Syria and Lebanon, creating a "pincer" through integration with the Shiites of the Gulf, complementing the jaws of the "pincer" with a military presence in Yemen through the Houthis, Iranian behavior and developments have proven that all of this is not delusions or unsubstantiated accusations against Iran. Rather, it is merely "touch-ups" that complete the picture, confirming that Iran is working diligently to restore its Persian imperial glory by implanting disruptive cells within the Arab world, then by spreading Shiism and exporting the ideas of its revolution. In the chapters of this book, the reader will discover whether we are simply leveling accusations against Iran without evidence, or whether what we are discussing are facts that are difficult to dispute. Many well-intentioned people will be convinced that Iran has not lived up to their expectations and has not embarked on a mission of fostering Islamic brotherhood and unity, but rather that a narrow sectarian approach has been its driving force and guide.

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