Bagheri discussed Israel’s dilemma post-Al-Aqsa storm, stating that the regime faces a choice between surrender and escalation, with the latter worsening its predicament. He noted a significant diplomatic shift with many countries cutting ties with Israel, resulting in the regime’s marginal support in the UN General Assembly.
Bagheri condemned Israel as a reviled entity surviving solely through “murder and crime,” attributing the current circumstances in Palestine to the strategic prowess of the resistance movement. He reiterated global condemnation of Israel’s atrocities in Gaza, emphasizing the need for collective efforts to aid Gaza’s populace as a humanitarian obligation.
In conclusion, Bagheri expressed hope for prayers to resonate in Al-Quds soon, urging for continued support for the Palestinian cause.
Source: Iran Press/Iran News – Acting FM: Palestinian resistance pushed Zionism into global isolation