PSYCHOLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE WAR BETWEEN U.S., ISRAEL AND IRAN: RELIGIOUS WARFARE: ITS IMPACT RECEPTION IN ARAB WORLD

The confrontation between the United States, Israel, and Iran has changed the conversation in the Arab region, where language reveals sectarian divisions, geopolitical symbioses, and strategic omissions. Your book proposal presents a comprehensive approach to a novel psycholinguistic analysis, emphasizing how words create distinct realities in a hybrid conflict environment.Psycholinguistic ContextLanguage becomes the primary terrain of confrontation, altering perceptions and justifying acts. Expressions such as "Axis of Resistance" (mi¿war al-muq¿wamah) associated with Iran evoke a sense of pride among Shiites and the idea of martyrdom (shahadat), sanctifying losses, such as that of Ali Khamenei in 2026, while Sunnis treat it as a "terrorist network." On the other hand, the US-Israeli narrative uses "collateral damage" to minimize the number of civilians affected, prioritizing certain humanitarian stories.Arab ReactionIn the Gulf, Saudi Arabia and the UAE opt for complicit silence in the face of attacks on facilities such as Al Udeid, placing loyalty to the US.