Lying Against Tehran to Moderate Tel Aviv's Anger

The expulsion of the Iranian ambassador from Australia is not the result of a legal and logical process, but rather the result of external pressure and behind-the-scenes games in the path of balancing Canberra's foreign policy in dealing with the Zionist regime.

News ID: 86611

Date: 26 August 2025 - 15:26

TEHRAN (Defapress) - In a hasty and unexpected move, the Australian government expelled the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran from the country's soil, after Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made false accusations and claimed Iran's involvement in some domestic incidents in Australia; an action that observers believe is a kind of balancing of the country's foreign policy after the recent political and diplomatic tensions in dealing with the Zionist regime.

The reason for this is that in recent weeks, we have witnessed the escalation of differences between Australia and the Zionist regime over the "Gaza War". The initial sparks of these differences date back to the statements made last week by Canberra's leaders and officials who announced that they would recognize the State of Palestine.

It was after these statements that Netanyahu harshly described Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as a “weak politician who betrayed Israel.” But it was after this that Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said: “These are the statements of an angry and helpless leader who has lost his temper.”

Since the start of the Gaza war and the increasing pressure of global public opinion against the Zionist regime, Western countries have tried to divert attention from Israel’s crimes with Iranophobia and anti-Iranian propaganda.

Instead of adopting an independent policy, to balance Canberra’s relations and foreign policy with Tel Aviv and America, the Australian government has moved towards open confrontation with the Islamic Republic of Iran. This action has caused diplomatic relations between the two countries to fall into crisis, and we are witnessing tension between Iran and Australia in the political and diplomatic spheres.

The country’s influential Jewish community has played an important role in pressuring the government to take action against Iran. We are currently witnessing an example of this influence in Canberra's action in expelling our country's ambassador.

In the context of the "Western Iranophobia Project", it should also be said that "Australia" is part of the West's propaganda scenario to introduce Iran as a global threat by accusing Iran of "interference in anti-Semitic attacks". It is on this basis that we are witnessing a sudden and heavy attack by "Canberra" on Tehran.

In the section "Covering up domestic crises", we should also note that the increase in social and economic dissatisfaction in Australia has led the Australian government to project and create external crises. In fact, creating a self-made crisis in this country can be considered the best excuse to push domestic issues and problems abroad.

In the meantime, Iran, while firmly rejecting these accusations, described Australia's action as illogical, hasty, and lacking a legal and diplomatic basis, and emphasized that such decisions not only do not help solve Australia's problems but will also severely damage the relations between the two countries.

The hasty and unexpected action of the Australian government in expelling the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran from the country's soil could lead to further isolation of Australia among independent countries and the Islamic world. Because, according to analysts, the expulsion of the Iranian ambassador is more of a political show to control Tel Aviv's anger than a security decision.

And finally, the expulsion of our country's ambassador from Australia is not only the result of a legal and logical process, but also the result of external pressure and behind-the-scenes games. This decision, more than anything else, shows the Canberra government's extreme fear of the policies of America and the Zionist regime, and will bring great regret to this country.