The commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Quds Force, Brigadier General Esmail Qaani, today issued a strong criticism of the Israeli state, describing the occupying forces as suffering from a 'social cancer' due to repressive policies and human rights violations.
In a speech at a conference in Tehran, Qaani emphasized that Israel's actions in Palestine and the region have led to increasing societal decay and internal instability. He argued that 'this decline is inevitable' given the injustices endured by the Palestinian people.
The Quds Force leader also affirmed that regional resistance groups will not abandon their struggle until the fundamental rights of Palestinians are restored. He urged these groups to enhance cooperation and coordinate their actions.
The statement comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, as confrontations between Israel and Iran-backed forces continue regularly across various fronts. Analysts suggest Qaani's remarks are a firm message demonstrating Tehran's support for resistance movements.
