Is the War in Iran Based on Biblical Principles?

I've been working on my X Account. I bought a blue dot. The rules say that I have to get 5 million impressions in a three month period. 5M / 90 = 55,555.

I was able to get 81.5K impressions in ten days by dropping 21 posts and 217 replies in 10 days.

I fear that my goal of 5 million impressions is out of reach.

Today I decided to publish a quick article to answer the question: "Is the War in Iran based on Biblical Principles?"

I don't like publishing the same post on different platforms. So I will just drop a summary.

My Response is that the Bible is wild. The Bible tells the story of a tribe called Israel during The Age of Empires. Israel sits in a strategically important location in the Middle East. The land was conquered by all of the great empires of old.

The Bible tells the story of a people who sought peace but was subjected to a bloodbath as people invaded from all sides.

We have a tribe seeking peace but who were subjected to war. The prophets repeated the mantra that there would be peace if the people just followed the word of god.

The Bible contains a message of peace, but also provides a framework that lets the leaders justify war in the name of peace.

The Quran does the same thing. It starts with a prophet of peace who feels compelled to wage war.

My conclusion is that people can read all sorts of things into holy scriptures and that leaders on both sides of the conflict see their actions as holy and justified by scriptures.

Of course I am being sacrilegious because I just wrote an article on a controversial topic just to see how it would affect my twitter stats.