**Global South Unites in Condemnation of US-Israeli War on Iran** In a shocking turn of events, the global south has come out strongly against the US-Israeli war on Iran, with many countries labeling the strikes as a blatant disregard for international law. The move has sparked widespread outrage, with leaders from across the continent and beyond speaking out against the aggression. **A War of Imperialist Proportions** The war on Iran serves as a stark reminder of the colonial-style exercises of might that have been a hallmark of Western powers for centuries. Analysts point to the US's history of regime change and the impunity with which Israel has carried out its wars in Gaza as evidence of this trend. In fact, the Abraham Accords, a diplomatic agreement brokered by the US to recognize Israel's sovereignty over occupied territories, has been criticized for cajoling some countries into diplomatic recognition of Israel without regard for the rights of the Palestinian people. **African Leaders Weigh in** In Africa, leaders have been swift to condemn the US-Israeli war on Iran. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed condolences over the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, pointing out that international law prohibits the targeting of heads of state. South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has questioned the justification for the war, arguing that self-defence is only permissible in response to an armed invasion and that there can be no military solution to fundamentally political problems. **Other Global South Countries React** The outrage against the US-Israeli war on Iran is not limited to Africa. In South America, Brazil has expressed grave concerns, arguing that the attacks occurred amid a negotiation process between the parties, which is the only viable path to peace. In Asia, Malaysia has condemned the attack, emphasizing that disputes must be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy. Even Indonesia, which had initially announced its support for the US-led Board of Peace for Gaza, has now expressed deep regret over the failure of the Iran negotiations. **A Warning to the Global North** The global south's united condemnation of the US-Israeli war on Iran serves as a warning to the global north that its actions will not go unchallenged. As Siphamandla Zondi, a professor of politics at the University of Johannesburg, points out, the West's view of wars as having moral purpose is fundamentally at odds with the global south's understanding of conflict as evil and a failure to