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    Post by Rocky Thu 28 Mar 2024, 5:14 am

    In an interview with "Baghdad Today"... an Iranian researcher reveals the importance of Haniyeh's visit to Tehran coinciding with the Security Council resolution

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    Baghdad Today - Baghdad
    Following the approval of the United Nations Security Council resolution on a temporary ceasefire in Gaza and the release of Israeli prisoners, Ismail Haniyeh, head of the Hamas political bureau, headed a delegation from the movement, visited Tehran yesterday, Tuesday.
    In Tehran, Haniyeh met for the first time and spoke with Hossein Amir Abdollahian, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the two sides held a joint press conference after the meeting, after which Haniyeh went to meet with the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei.
    Today, Wednesday, Haniyeh met with Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi, according to a statement mentioned on the Iranian presidency website and seen by the “Baghdad Today” news agency.
    Regarding the timing of this visit, which is the second visit by the head of the Hamas Political Bureau to Tehran since the start of the Al-Aqsa Flood Battle last October.
    Speaking to Baghdad Today news agency, the expert on West Asian issues, Ahmed Zaraan, pointed out the need for the resistance factions in the region to be on one position regarding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
    He said: Currently, the region in general and Gaza in particular are in a sensitive situation, and it is necessary for there to be coordination between the two sides of the axis of resistance, and for Haniyeh to travel specifically in this context.
    The following is the text of the interview
    Ismail Haniyeh travels to Iran for the second time after the Al-Aqsa flood. In your opinion, what are the most important topics discussed by the two sides and what is the importance of this trip?
    Ahmed Zaraan: The Islamic Republic is committed to providing comprehensive support to resistance groups, and Hamas is considered one of the most important parties in the axis of resistance, and it is natural for the Islamic Republic of Iran, governments, and resistance factions to communicate and cooperate with each other at various levels and dimensions. Also, the region in general and Gaza in particular are currently experiencing a sensitive situation, and it is necessary for there to be coordination between the parties of the axis of resistance, and therefore Mr. Haniyeh’s journey is determined within this framework.
     The trip of this Hamas political official almost coincided with the UN Security Council’s approval of a temporary ceasefire. Do you think there is a relationship between these two issues?
    Ahmed Zaraan: As I mentioned, the region is experiencing a sensitive situation, and this sensitivity requires coordination and cooperation of the axis of resistance, and given that the Islamic Republic considers the Zionist regime an illegitimate regime, and because of the fundamental conflict, Iran cannot participate directly in multilateral negotiations in the presence of the Zionist regime and other parties. Others, such as Egypt and Qatar, are playing a role in this field, as the Palestinian resistance factions are considering sending diplomatic delegations to Iran or the presence of Iranian diplomats in Beirut and Doha with the Islamic Republic of Iran in the context of negotiations or other issues, and now after the Security Council’s resolution regarding an immediate halt to the firing The fire in Gaza. Consensus and coordination between the resistance parties in this regard and regarding future scenarios has become inevitable.

     It is possible that the long duration of the war reduced the fighting capacity of the Palestinian resistance factions. Can this pause restore the ability to resist?
    Ahmed Zaraan: According to Israeli military and political leaders and experts, despite the passage of about six months since the start of the war, Hamas still maintains its fighting capabilities and organization. If Hamas is on the verge of destruction or defeat, the Zionists will not insist on the necessity of launching a large-scale military operation in Rafah, nor will they acknowledge that destroying Hamas will take time. 
    But it is clear that stopping the war will put Hamas in a better position, especially since field facts have proven that the Zionist regime has not achieved any of its goals, such as eliminating Hamas, releasing prisoners, and ending the war. Disarm Gaza, and evacuate the Palestinian population from Gaza. These facts will strengthen the spirit of Hamas, the people of Gaza, and all supporters of Palestinian freedom.
     How likely is it that Israel will not care about this decision, and will we see a reaction from the international community in this case?
    Ahmed Zaraan: The statements of the Zionist authorities in recent days show that they are not ready to accept the Security Council resolution, do not consider it binding, and insist on predetermined goals. However, despite the Zionist regime's disobedience of the Security Council resolution, states with veto power are unlikely to take punitive measures against this regime and intervene humanitarianly on behalf of the people of Gaza, but, as US officials have stated, the continuation of the war by the Zionist regime will lead to To the isolation of this system at the international level in various dimensions. The United States’ abstention from voting on the resolution and the threat of some countries to sever diplomatic relations are clear evidence of the political isolation of this regime and its closeness to collapse.
    In the end, it should be noted that although the Zionist regime opposes the resolution, it is unlikely that a ceasefire will take place until the end of Ramadan and even after that, but it must be recognized that a ceasefire will take place. It will be a new, complex and long-term conflict that will begin to create a new order in West Asia, and we must expect complex and perhaps dangerous scenarios. It is also possible to analyze the US abstention vote from the perspective of US efforts to design a new future order.
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