Mishary Dhayidi

Mishary Dhayidi
Saudi journalist and writer

Masoud's Advice and the Supreme Leader's Message

Masoud Pezeshkian may be the man closest to expressing the voice of Iranians, given that he came to his post through a general vote - the post of president of the republic, or president of a public, as they say in Iran. It is true that the mechanisms of approval and vetting, before a candidacy is…

Algeria and France’s Wildfires...The Urge to Set Them Ablaze

Are the fires that have erupted in forests in several countries in recent days the result of climate change, or are they the work of human hands?! And if they are the work of human hands, was it through negligence or deliberate action?! And why?! We are following the disasters left in the wake…

The Edge of the Abyss

It is often said that the leaders of Iran's revolutionary Islamic regime possess a tactical craft in their many negotiations: the craft of brinkmanship. That is, going out to the last rock on the last cliff face, standing there on one leg, and waiting for the adversary to give ground — the…

ISIS Drones in Kuwait

Amid Kuwait's heightened alert to the Iranian danger- whether from Iran directly or from Iran's agents in Iraq- this astonishing item lands in front of us: Kuwait's State Security foiled a new terrorist plot targeting one of the country's vital facilities, arresting a citizen who had joined ISIS…

Araghchi and ‘Code 110’

Like a secret password and hidden signal, the communications of the Iranian regime's leaders, the number "110" refers to the killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the response, at whose heart of which lay the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and aggression against the neighboring states. We…

Looking at the Iranian Dilemma from Above

The story is vast, the stakes are immense, and this is the issue above all others. The war unfolding today because of Khomeinist Iran is not a war like any other, nor is it just another crisis. It is a struggle between competing visions seeking to shape a new world. That is the perspective from…

Is This the Right Moment in Yemen?

As we know, Yemen has long been, and continues to be, a prime target of Iran's strategic ambitions. Today, it is particularly enticing to Tehran as it seeks to transform the country into a forward operating base for aggression across the Arabian Peninsula, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden. The…

Can Relations with Iran Ever Become 'Normal'?

Can healthy, normal relations be built between the Arab Gulf states, along with other Arab countries such as Jordan and Yemen, on the one hand, and Iran under the ideological rule of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on the other? This question did not emerge only today, amid the exchange…

Al-Zaidi Promises a New Iraq

The official Iraqi campaign against the networks of financial and administrative corruption — launched by the government marks a serious shift that has closed vast distances in a single step. It is the first serious indication of the policies and priorities we can expect from Iraq's new prime…

Saudi Arabia and the Art of Statecraft

Many people imagine that courage has but one form: a raised weapon, a booming voice, striking and thrusting. There is no doubt that these are among the manifestations of courage and valor, and on the battlefield the mettle of men is tested and the heroism of warriors revealed. Yet courage takes…