Much Like the Shah, Netanyahu's Actions Have Paved the Way for Strengthening the Islamic Revolution and the Palestinian Cause

TEHRAN (Defapress) -  Likening Benjamin Netanyahu's actions to those of the Shah of Iran in 1979, the Supreme Advisor to the Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) emphasized that the Israeli Prime Minister's policies have inadvertently provided the greatest service toward strengthening the Islamic Republic of Iran and advancing the Palestinian cause.

Comparing Netanyahu's performance to the final months of the Pahlavi regime, Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Naqdi stated: "Just as the Shah's actions worked to his own detriment and ultimately paved the way for the victory of the Islamic Revolution, Netanyahu's behavior has likewise fueled the strengthening of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the progress of the Palestinian cause, so much so that the service he has rendered to these two causes exceeds what even the greatest reformers and pro-Palestinian revolutionaries could have accomplished."

Referring to recent regional and international developments, Brigadier General Naqdi stressed that the foolish choices made by Tel Aviv's leaders are laying the groundwork for their own collapse, bringing the Zionist regime closer than ever to its end.

According to the Supreme Advisor to the Commander-in-Chief of the IRGC, these policies have driven a noticeable shift in global public opinion against Israel. He noted that tens of thousands of protest rallies across European and American cities, alongside escalating unrest within the United States, which has included self-immolations by military personnel in cities such as Washington, D.C., Atlanta, and Boston, are direct consequences of the Israeli Prime Minister's actions.

Highlighting gains on the ground by the Axis of Resistance, Brigadier General Naqdi pointed to the growing power and advances of revolutionary forces across the region, particularly in Yemen, as further outcomes of these self-inflicted crises. He concluded by noting that severe blows to the Israeli economy, accelerating reverse migration, and the erosion of internal security foundations are additional unintended results that are ultimately bolstering the discourse of Resistance.