The Right Side of History Magazine, No. 23

In this issue, we examine a lesson the martyred Leader delivered across decades — that the enemy's promises are made to be broken, and its signature carries no weight. His voice returns now with the full authority of a man who warned, who was proven right, and whose words remain.

In "Words of Wisdom" and "Word for Word," we revisit his unequivocal counsel: "Don't trust the enemy. They won't honor even one out of a hundred of their promises." It was not rhetoric; rather, a reading of US history confirmed at every turn.

Featuring a "Memorable Frame" from June 2019, when the Japanese prime minister arrived in Tehran carrying a message from Washington — and the martyred Leader declared before the world that he did not consider the US president worth exchanging a single word with, and that Iran would achieve progress without the US and in spite of the sanctions.

In "A Moment with Caravan of Martyrs," we pay tribute to Martyr General Haj Qasem Soleimani — the invisible pillar of the Resistance Front, the commander who united Iran, Iraq, Syria, Hezbollah, and Palestinian factions in a common struggle against a common enemy, and who became, as many described him, the embodiment of resistance itself.

In "Opinion," we trace the long and unbroken history of America's broken promises — from Sitting Bull to Vietnam, from Libya to the JCPOA to the MOU of the Third Imposed War — and ask whether what is called negotiation is in truth an instrument of delay, division, and eventual betrayal.

"Ayatollah Khamenei's philosophy combines spiritual self-discipline with political resilience, teaching that true fulfillment comes from a simple life dedicated to worship, family, and society." A contribution to the #welearnedfromhim campaign, adding one more voice to the growing record of what his legacy continues to impart.