My thoughts on the situation with Iran

Assalamu alaikum, brothers and sisters. Is my view here siding with Iran, or is it just a fair look at things? When I point out that Iran’s current foreign policies might not be all for show, some folks ask me: do you actually believe the Shia path is right? They say Sunnis and Shias can’t ever get along, and that Shias are our enemies. Honestly, I’ve never claimed Shia beliefs are correct, and I’m not excusing any harm Iran has done to Sunnis in the past. But let’s be real-Iran isn’t the only one guilty here. Sunni leaders have also spilled blood, and some are still helping the enemy without realizing it. I don’t curse Shias or see them as enemies. The real enemy is clear. As for differences in faith, scholars can sit together and talk through those things. And I’m not trying to force unity between Sunnis and Shias. I’m just saying we should aim for peaceful coexistence. Even among Sunnis themselves, true unity under one single interpretation has never happened and probably never will. That’s Allah’s wisdom, and it’s part of what makes Islam beautiful-otherwise it would be rigid and harsh. The key is that one group’s beliefs shouldn’t harm another, physically or morally. Islam tells us that. So why do we judge Iran’s actions based on our own suspicions instead of what’s actually visible? The Palestinian people, may Allah ease their suffering, haven’t really expressed deep thanks to any country except Iran. Maybe they know better where real help comes from. Yet we don’t question, with the same doubt, the open material backing that Turkey, Egypt, and rich Arab states give to Israel. That’s what puzzles me. SubhanAllah.