Israel does not know the boundaries of pursuing its dream of establishing the “Nile River from the Nile to Euphrates” and “Great Israel.” The administration’s main policy is to destabilize neighboring countries in order to advance expansionist projects in the shadow of undermining local governments and states.
To this day, the most important factor in facing these expansionist policies has been the axis of resistance. Resistance has stood firm in Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and even Iraq, victimised against Israeli invasions and extremist terrorism, bringing relative security and stability to its people.
In Lebanon, without Hezbollah, an important part of the country would have been occupied by Zionists. In Iraq, the popular mobilising forces also played a key role in defeating ISIL. I remember that Al Anbar province and much of Iraq were under ISIL’s control, but the Iraqi massive forces were able to stand up to both terrorism and Zionist attacks. In Yemen, Ansal Allah was able to save the country from division and occupation. If someone like Abdullah Sale had the advantage, Yemen would actually be under foreign occupation today. Syria is also a typical example. The resistance and immobility of the nation’s state and government did not allow the collapse of Damascus to be an excuse for widespread entry for Zionists. As soon as the Syrian government was defeated, Israel aimed to have a direct presence in the country, but this plan prevented it from realising.
Meanwhile, even in Jordan, Palestinians are softly and indirectly protesting the Zionist regime, not allowing the country to become Israeli home. Therefore, it can be said without question that the main factor in the stability of the country in this region is the resistance movement.
Today, Israel is trying to eliminate these stability factors. The pressure to disarm Hezbollah and the popular mobilisation force is in this very direction. If such a plan is realized, the same fate awaits Lebanon and Iraq as Syria experienced. It is clear that Hezbollah and the popular mobilising forces must not only abandon their arms, but also receive more support from Islamic countries and the international community than they have in the past.
Experience shows that weaker resistance is based on Israeli influence and attacks. Therefore, Muslim countries must agree to the fundamental principles of the current situation despite political and ideological differences. Support the front of resistance and oppose its disarmament. Otherwise, it must be noted that Israel will step forward in stages and do not recognize the boundaries of expansionism. Therefore, the main goal of the Zionist regime can be summarised in one sentence: disarm the movement of resistance and eliminate regional stabilization factors. Countering this goal is a historic job for Muslims and freedom-loving people. The future of this region depends on national stability and unity, and the only way to prevent the realization of the larger Israeli dream is to strengthen the aspect of resistance.
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