Iran's Foreign Minister: Al-Aqsa Storm Operation Reignites Palestinian Cause

Iran’s Foreign Minister: Al-Aqsa Storm Operation Reignites Palestinian Cause

In a recent statement, Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, declared robust support for the Palestinian people following their notable achievements in Gaza. He emphasized that the October 7 Al-Aqsa Storm operation has revitalized the Palestinian cause, making it a focal point of attention both regionally and globally.

During an interview with Al Jazeera, which was partially broadcasted on Friday, Araghchi made several key points regarding the developments in Gaza:

  • Revitalization of the Palestinian Cause: Araghchi praised the Al-Aqsa Storm operation for bringing the Palestinian cause back to life.
  • Global Priority: He noted that the operation has transformed the Palestinian issue into a top priority on the world stage.
  • Support for Gaza: Araghchi reaffirmed Iran’s readiness to assist the people of Gaza and congratulated them on their victory.
  • Return of Prisoners: He acknowledged the significance of the return of prisoners to Palestinian resistance forces.

Regarding Syria, Araghchi reiterated Iran’s commitment to supporting any Syrian government that is accepted by the Syrian people. He underscored Iran’s dedication to maintaining Syria’s stability and territorial integrity, which remains a crucial aspect of the region’s political landscape.

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