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Les Enfants de l'École à travers le monde
The article focuses on examining the phenomenon of false victories that occur between Washington, Tel Aviv, Tehran, and Haret Harek. It describes these as resembling awards in the French TV program "Le Show des Spectateurs," where all parties emerge from their conflicts as winners despite ongoing destruction. The article criticizes the weakness of American, Iranian, and Israeli policies, emphasizing that these so-called victories are fake and lack genuine depth. It points out that most parties promote illusory accomplishments and superficial gains, while the reality reflects failure, deterioration in performance, and strategic miscalculations. The article concludes by stating that this scene of fake victories reminds us of Yasser Arafat's infamous departure from Lebanon in 1982, when he raised the victory sign while actually being defeated—a clear illustration of the stark contrast between the public image and reality.
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