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Iran’s Supreme Leader urges Muslim unity against US, Israel
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei urged Muslim nations to unite against the US and Israel, calling them the “real enemy,” as regional tensions escalated with attacks on journalists, activists, and fresh Israeli strikes in Gaza.
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- Why it matters
- The statement signals Iran's positioning in current Middle East conflict, made as attacks on journalists and activists occur and Israeli strikes continue in Gaza.
- Most affected
- Muslim-majority nations — Presented with explicit call to unite against US and Israel as regional tensions rise.
Journalists and activists in the region — Subject to attacks occurring during period of heightened sectarian framing. - Likely next
- Whether other regional leaders respond publicly to the call for unified Muslim action against the US and Israel.
Also reported by: Middle East Eye, Local 10, KPRC 2, Local 4 Detroit, News4JAX, KSAT 12, The Washington Times, Times of Oman
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