Renowned philosopher and writer Bernard-Henri Lévy describes a new kind of global conflict, pitting democracies against authoritarian regimes, imperialist powers, radical Islamists, and Russia. He advocates for freezing assets of Iranian dignitaries and supports US intervention in Iran to prevent massacres. Lévy criticizes the Iranian regime, labeling the Revolutionary Guards as terrorists and condemning repression against protesters, emphasizing that the core issue in Iran is not nuclear arms but repression of its population. He calls for international action, including US military intervention, to stop violence and repression. The European Union is considering designating Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization, amid rising tensions and military threats, including Trump's warnings of 'destruction' and the deployment of an armada near Iran. Lévy condemns years of repression and highlights the international community's failure to support Iranian protesters. The article also covers recent incidents such as fires, floods, and political tensions in various regions, reflecting ongoing global crises.