Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What is your assessment of the push to disarm Hezbollah in Lebanon?
2. How do you view the reality of disarming Hezbollah amidst rising tensions?
3. What are your thoughts on Iran's role in confronting Israel and the U.S.?
4. Is there any possibility of Israel launching another attack on Iran?
5. How do you evaluate the West’s narrative collapsing in the Middle East?

Leith Maruf:

1. The idea of disarming Hezbollah is unrealistic; the population is arming itself, and no one trusts Wahhabi death squads.
2. The Lebanese people are hardened against disarmament; sleeper cells and chaos are more likely than peaceful resolution.
3. Iran’s retaliation uplifted regional morale and proved its military capability against Western technologies.
4. Israel won’t launch a full-scale attack soon; instead, they may rely on terrorism and sleeper cells due to recent defeats.
5. The West’s dominance is crumbling; global consciousness has shifted, exposing their hypocrisy and accelerating their decline.

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