Professor Bijan Davvaz, an internationally acclaimed professor of mathematical sciences based in the Iranian city of Yazd, has issued an intellectual and theological challenge to Zionist lobbies worldwide, using rational arguments rooted in the Holy Quran.
Professor Davvaz, whose name has appeared among the world's most influential scientists, is known for his numerous highly cited publications, major international reference books, and collaborations with researchers from nearly 40 countries.
In his message directed at Zionist lobbies around the world, including in the US, Professor Davvaz issued two specific challenges based on verses from the Holy Quran.
Citing verses from Surah Al-Jumu'ah (62:6) and Surah Al-Baqarah (2:94), the professor noted that the Quran challenges those who claim to be God's chosen people to "invoke for death if you are so truthful."
"Please tell us – why do you flee to shelters for fear of death??!!" he asked directly.
Professor Davvaz stated that the Quran contains an absolute divine promise (Al-Isra, 17:6) that if transgressors persist in corruption and tyranny, God will impose over them people who will destroy them in this very world.
Citing Surah Al-Baqarah (2:120), which states that Zionists "will never be pleased with us until we follow your sect," Professor Davvaz said there can be no negotiations with them.
"This cycle of war-ceasefire-negotiation, which you have long deployed as a general strategy against the world's freedom seekers, will ultimately backfire on you," he warned Zionists, noting that the Holy Quran, which makes it clear, can never be distorted even if Zionists try.
Addressing US President Donald Trump directly, the professor quoted the Quranic verse that says God "will never ever grant the disbelievers a way over the believers."
Zionism is a hate-driven political ideology and a settler-colonial movement responsible for decades of military occupation, land confiscation, apartheid policies, and systematic oppression of the Palestinian people in the occupied territories.