If some people understood the meaning of sovereignty, they would be silent.

Dr. Ahlam Beydoun

When I wander around, i'm shocked. On the day that u.S. hostile aircraft and missiles targeted Iraq and Iran together, and targeted with them the sanctity of the peoples of the region, just like every time they targeted Arab territory or an Arab human being, or a Middle Eastern man, or a resource in this region, when they targeted two of the top leaders of the Arabs, Iran and possibly the worldandagroup of officers who did not even come to their names, on that day America violated the concept of sovereignty in all its air and ground dimensions,and betrayed an agreement with Iraq to protect itand protect the guests of the people who are present on its land screaming for  tragedy.  All  Arabs loyal to their dignity, loyal to their heroes, as well as iranians, and all the free people of the world. It was not only the grief of leaders who were difficult to make up for easily, but the shouting was  acurse  forinjusticeandfor the violation of the sanctity of peoples. Of course, the pain was great for everyone, even outside the borders of Iran and Iraq, but the Iranian and Iraqi people        are  primarily concerned.  And that they can't play in front of her or behind her back,  roles she doesn't like,  even if  those roles are in their interest?

While     some felt,  fortunately,the most fortunatepart, with sadness and pain, not onlythat of heroeswho sacrificed the well-being of their personal lives and their lives in exchange for defending the oppressed, from being attacked by external forces, by their direct and indirect terrorist means, within the borders of their states and beyond; If it isnatural, what is incomprehensible is that some Arabs or Muslims rejoice and show it openly!  

Politically, the issue is clear who feels the same as the enemies, better to leave him something to the same t-sun-p-phimself tohimself. But we're going to leave this aside, and move on to what matters. After burying the     martyrs, Iran was not delayed, and its  missiles were sent snarling in the skies of Iraq, declaring thatno  force in the earth, no matter how extreme    andcunning, has the right to insult  the Iranian people and break their dignity.   Qassem  Soleimani, along with his dear friend and his Iraqi companion Abba Mahdi al-Muhandis,did not distinguish between this and that, and they knew  where to directthe compass. They really wanted it as a"slap"  because the group thinks it well. But that "slap" has something in the  dictionary of wills and courage, and the stabilization of positions from state to state. They understand very well the rules and origins of international law. They responded in principle to the killing of their leader on Iraqi soil, states are responsible for protecting their citizens, and this is within their national and regional       powers.  If we are told that the rules are practically subordinate to Iraqi sovereignty, the Iraqi State will be involved in the murder of Soleimani, the engineer and the rest of the martyrs, and if we are told that  the Iraqi state is not a partner and is not aware of the crime, the rules are practically not subject to Iraqi sovereignty. The refore,based onthis clarification, the one who raised his voice from the Iraqis denouncing the Iranian operation, and suddenly raised the slogan of sovereignty, is a person who is suspected of the concept of sovereignty, he did not mention sovereignty when America launched its aggression, and he did not remember sovereignty when before America established bases on the territory of Iraq.     The Iranians here have proven that they have humanity that no one else has.

The response to the crime will continue, according to Iranian and Iraqi leaders, and their popular mobilization, primarily concerned, as well as the rest of the resistance forces in the region. The real response is the withdrawal of all U.S. and foreign forces from Iraq and the region. The Iraqi parliament has taken a decision and asked the U.S. administration to put in place the necessary measures to implement it.  Originally, the withdrawal of U.S. and foreign forces should have taken place when the terrorist is eliminated in Iraq. Today, the U.S. forces have lost all real and legal justification for their presence on Iraqi territory, and every action to remove them, by all possible means, is legitimate under international law, as occupying forces, a flagrant violation of Iraqi sovereignty,in the hope that the ambitions of The United States are no longer hidden from anyone.   her fortunes.

Dr. Ahlam Beydoun

14/1/2020