Against the backdrop of the uncertainty regarding the continuation of the nuclear talks, and following the Israeli security activities in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, Iran is increasing its threats against Israel. The deputy commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, Ali Fadavi, said: “We always stand by the Palestinian people. The Zionists and all those who follow them must be careful and fear the front of truth because it will have the upper hand. The Zionists defend themselves with an iron dome and concrete walls, after claiming whose country stretches from the Euphrates to the Tigris. Palestine will remain the first issue of the Muslim world until the erasure of Israel.”
As for the nuclear talks, the Iranians still pin their hopes on the three European participants. The Noor News agency, which is close to Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, claimed that “while all the parties present in Vienna clearly expressed their positions regarding the latest round, France, England and Germany have not yet responded. According to Noor News, there are various speculations regarding the reason for their silence, but “the coming days will clarify the issue.”
Commissioner for External Relations of the European Union Joseph Burrell He stated earlier this week that “everything that can be negotiated has already been done, and now it is a final document. However, according to him, “behind every technical issue and every paragraph is a political decision that must be made in the various capitals. If the answers are positive, we can sign this agreement.”
An EU official added that “this is a package deal. You cannot agree with page 20 and oppose page 50. You have to say yes or no.” The US State Department responded to the suspension of the talks and the laying down of the European document, saying that “the US is ready to reach a quick agreement based on the European Union’s proposals. Iran has repeatedly said that it is right to revive the nuclear agreement. Let’s see if their actions match their words.”
Regarding the actions of the IDF, Iran’s Foreign Ministry reported on a telephone conversation held between Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdullahian and the head of Hamas’ political bureau Ismail Haniyeh. In the conversation, the Iranian Foreign Minister praised the achievements of the “resistance” against Israel and condemned the “Zionist aggression” in the Gaza Strip .
The General Secretariat of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation condemned what it called “the ongoing crimes of the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian lands” and the killing of three Palestinian citizens, the injury of 70 others and the destruction of property and houses during the raid on Tuesday in Nablus. The organization, which unites 57 Muslim countries and is based in Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, placed full responsibility on Israel for the “horrific crimes” and called for the intervention of the international community.