Language serves as a multifaceted tool with various communication functions, notably influencing interpersonal and social relationships. One pivotal role it plays is in the realm of political-security dynamics within power relations. The Zionist regime, strategically emphasizing the Persian language and understanding key components of Iranian-Islamic culture, has pursued objectives that contravene legal, customary, and moral norms. This includes the training of terror squads to achieve goals and establish a deceptive legitimacy, disseminating a distorted narrative regarding Iran and its policies to the Persian-speaking audience. Counteracting such adversarial strategies necessitates a mutual approach and a demonstration of strength. This article aims to elucidate the substantial potential of soft power, advocating for a comprehensive exploration of its dimensions. Emphasis is placed on the Hebrew language, history, and cultural elements of the Zionist regime, identifying their intricate connections through analytical examination and library data. The Faculty of Literature and Foreign Languages at Imam Ali Officer University (PBUH), a key institution in military specialist training, can significantly enhance the intelligence and soft power of the Islamic Republic of Iran's military by implementing principled planning and research centered on language and security, including the establishment of a "Hebrew Language Education" program.