Islamic revolution of Iran
main challenge of Zionist regime

Speaking at a meeting on the Islamic revolution and the process of the collapse of Israel, a university professor, and former Iranian diplomat, Dr. Mohsen Eslami talked about the effects of the Iranian revolution on the Zionist regime in the region.

The meeting was held on Wednesday in Tehran and was organized by the Society for Defence of the Palestinian Nation.

The Islamic revolution was unique, as many thinkers consider it as a new school of thought. There were other revolutions before the Islamic revolution, but the revolution in Iran had psychological reasons, according to Dr. Eslami.

“The most important feature of the Islamic revolution was its popularity among all the Iranian society, and it was not related to a specific group of people in Iran,” he added.

Referring to the role of the Islamic revolution in the region, the Iranian scholar stressed that “the Islamic revolution affected the Muslim world, and subsequently, the international arena.”

He then said: “I believe that the main challenge of the Zionist regime from its beginning has been the Islamic revolution of Iran. The Zionist regime violated Palestinian rights in 1948 and established a fake regime, and it caused many wars and many negative events in the region. Zionists now are concern about their existence and this is the result of the Islamic revolution of Iran.”