It is not the name of one of the old Egyptian films that enchants hearts and achieves the highest numbers at the box office, but rather a reality that occurred, in which blood was shed, ceilings were demolished, and walls were breached in a guest house prepared for the great guests of the republic, where the great national leader, the martyr Ismail Haniyeh, stayed, without the guest knowing what awaits him in terms of generous hospitality and good hospitality, at two o’clock in the morning on Wednesday, July 31, 2024.

Leader Haniyeh was killed along with one of his companions, while the circumstances and details of the cowardly assassination remain shrouded in mystery. Since that incident, the region has been holding its breath for a possible response, with which Iran has threatened those who have breached its security and harmed its dignity.

In the biography of the serious security breaches that occurred on Iranian territory, and bear the fingerprints of Israel, which almost set foot on the nuclear threshold, what reveals the fragility of the precautions, the enormity of the breaches, and the widening gaps in the Iranian security wall, which is unable to protect the capabilities of its people and the potential of its power, before protecting its guests from the lurking of its enemies who violate its capital and assassinate its scholars and guests there.

The Iranian narrative about the circumstances and conditions of Haniyeh’s assassination seems closer to a puzzle, to the point that, in the heat of defending its dignity, it went so far as to hold the victim responsible for his death, when a security source winked at one of his guards, who it was said had the Apple watch on his wrist that had determined the coordinates of his location.

Assassinating guests with a bomb planted in their bedrooms is an act that, as cowardly and reprehensible as it is, makes the guests of the nuclear republic wary of making Tehran their residence, or its hotels and guest houses their place of residence and sleep.