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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reaffirmed Tehran's commitment to the resistance path, dismissing Western pressure to change course. The statement, made amid regional tensions, underscores Iran's strategic doctrine and aims to reassure allies while signaling firmness.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has declared that attempts to eliminate the Iran-backed resistance axis have failed and the coalition's strength is increasing. Speaking at a memorial, he warned against any attacks on allies and asserted that the axis's influence in the Middle East remains robust.
A French court ruling, including the conviction of a local politician for citing views on the right to resistance, has sparked controversy over whether the country's judicial system is violating international law principles. The case of Mohamed Makni, a deputy mayor, highlights growing concerns over the criminalization of political discourse linking occupation and resistance. Critics argue this trend undermines freedom of expression and international legal standards.
The enduring legacy of Iran's war martyrs serves as a cornerstone for national unity and a wellspring of resilience against external pressures, according to Iranian officials. Their sacrifice is constantly invoked as a core element of the nation's moral strength and readiness to defend itself. Commemorations and official rhetoric consistently use the martyr spirit to foster pride and cohesion across political, ethnic, and religious lines.
Thousands of Iranians commemorated 45 years of resistance against 'two global terrorists' in Tehran on November 15, 2024, with President Raisi hailing the nation's strength and unity. The event, which included parades and exhibitions, coincides with escalating tensions with the West over Iran's nuclear program and regional influence.
Doha Debates organizes a lively debate asking who truly holds the authority to define 'resistance' and whether the term has been distorted. The discussion reveals deep polarization as speakers defend their views on self-determination and legitimate struggle.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has declared the group will not abandon its resistance, while expressing deep gratitude for Iran's continued backing. In a recent speech, he praised Tehran's material and moral support amid heightened Middle East tensions. Analysts say the remarks underscore the close alliance between Iran and Hezbollah.
