The End of Israel’s Myth of Invincibility!

Saednews: What was put on the table as a “ceasefire” was, in fact, the end of the myth that for years had been built on the invincibility of Zionism. This halt in the conflict is an acknowledgment of the capability of a country that, through national will, precise command, and rebuilt social capital, steered the course of the war from a point of threat to a point of strength.

The Iranian nation, contrary to common perceptions, rose from within divisions, found meaning in the crisis, and at the moment of danger reclaimed its historic role. The armed forces entered the field with unprecedented coordination, defending both geographic borders and legitimacy with calculated structural preparedness.
This coordination was backed by strong and strategic command that managed to stabilize the balance of power in Iran’s favor without excessive human or material costs.

We all wished the fight would continue until the end of Israel, but in the midst of the battlefield and understanding regional complexities, the country’s decision-makers chose a ceasefire at a time that brought the greatest impact with the least cost.
The ceasefire, with all its appearances, was the result of Iran’s dominance on the ground and imposing conditions on the enemy. It was Iran that dealt the final blow and showed that Tehran is not merely reactive but has taken initiative at the right time and place.

A glimpse of battlefield achievements

Iran’s victory thus far marks a turning point in the history of national deterrence. Iran managed to withstand simultaneous pressures from Israel and the US — two nuclear powers backed by a network of Western allies — and rewrote the deterrence rules in its favor.
We forced Israel to become strategically fearful from within for the first time. Our missiles not only struck specific targets but demonstrated and solidified the country’s defensive power.
During the operations, parts of Mossad’s networks were identified and damaged, and vital intelligence about Israel’s security structure was exposed.
Domestically, existing fractures within the Iranian opposition deepened, and many prominent figures lost credibility among public opinion.
Iranian society achieved unprecedented unity; the people, who had long heard of war only in stories, this time felt the true meaning of security and threat in their flesh and blood.
For the first time, they understood that security has a cost, and its absence can cast a shadow of fear and instability over lives. This shared experience internally united society and laid the groundwork for a deeper understanding of the importance of defense and independence.

Regionally, Arab countries hosting US bases felt insecure for the first time and received the message that one-sided, dependent security will not last.
In the media and political arenas, many anti-regime figures were discredited in public opinion after this battle. Trump and Netanyahu, who had previously been on the offensive, were forced to retreat from their warlike positions.
Domestic public opinion and the Muslim world viewed Iran’s power with respect, and this new image established a new status in international relations.

Ultimately, this battle drew a clearer picture of the concepts of defense, independence, and power for the Iranian people. The country’s deterrent power against the most advanced Western military technologies was proven, and the Islamic Republic’s position among freedom-seekers worldwide — especially in the Islamic world — was elevated. These successes lay the foundation for a new phase in Iran’s position in the global system.

For the first time in modern history, the myth of Israel’s invincibility collapsed. A power that for years relied on Western support to keep itself beyond the reach of resistance was attacked at home by official Iranian strikes.
From the Iron Dome to internal security structures, none could prevent widespread panic.
Tel Aviv trembled — not from missiles, but from a feeling of decline. A feeling that cannot be hidden or censored to death. Reverse migration, psychological collapse, falling government popularity, and increased desire to leave the occupied territories are definitive signs of a strategic defeat.

From challenge to rebirth of the Iranian nation

The Iranian nation, which faced some political and social challenges in recent years, this time reclaimed itself at the moment of threat. This unity was the result of confronting a common danger. The enemy came to deepen divisions, but around national security, we became stronger.
The image of a “united Iran” was recorded in the endurance and patience of the people, and this cohesion is the most important achievement of the recent Sacred Defense and must be preserved, strengthened, and turned into an asset.
Of course, the war is not over yet, and we must remain vigilant because the ceasefire does not mean peace; it is merely a shift of the front to another level. Today, the war of narratives has begun. Every media outlet, every social network, and every citizen is part of this battle.

Besharat Fath broke the rule

The “Besharat Fath” operation was a turning point in this battle — an attack launched from a position of strength. After that, the US and Israel requested a ceasefire. This operation changed the battlefield and sent a clear message to the enemy: Iran can break the equation at any moment.
In this great victory, we are grateful to all the country’s armed forces. The Army, the IRGC, the Law Enforcement Force, and the Basij, in rare coordination, raised the flag of security from land borders to the depths of the sky, from the sea to the cities, and responded to the enemy with decisive rhythm and smart design.
This coordination, besides ensuring security, disrupted enemy calculations and challenged the hollow prestige of the world’s military powers; without a doubt, the names of these defenders of the homeland will be proudly recorded in the collective memory of generations.

Post-battle Iran — victorious Iran

Today’s Iran has emerged as an effective global power — a country capable of both offense and control. This battle marks the birth of a new phase of a powerful Islamic Republic.
We now stand as a nation with willpower. This position requires preservation, development, and deepening in media, economy, diplomacy, and the minds of the people.
Let us remember that victory, if not narrated, is lost; and if not reinforced, it will not be repeated.