Aqsa Storm a turning point in region/ Hezbollah recuperated & revived

Tehran (Qodsna) – The expert meeting dubbed “"The Developments in Palestine and the Future of the Resistance Axis" held on Tuesday at the conference hall of Iran-based Society in Defense of the Palestinian Nation (SDPN).

Ahmad Zarea’n, an expert and university’s professor described the Al-Aqsa Storm as a turning point in the region and said: The Al-Aqsa Storm dealt an irreparable blow to the Zionist regime and set it back 70 years.

The expert also said: Today we are in the process of a 15-month war between the Palestinian resistance and the Zionist regime, and this has been contrary to their previous approach.

Zarea’n clarified: Today, an invisible coalition including Zionist regime, some regional countries, and Western powers has been created against Palestine.

He also stated that the Zionist regime has not achieved its goals in Lebanon, adding: The Lebanese resistance has suffered losses in terms of human, structural and organizational capital, equipment and weapons, but it has managed to recover.

The professor also said that the Hezbollah group has recuperated well following the assassination of its late leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli airstrike on Beirut on September 27, emphasizing that his group has revived its military prowess as well.

Syria was one of the pillars of the axis of resistance and played an important role in the victories of this axis and the organization of the basic resistance in the region. Syria has not managed properly in controlling its internal unrest and protests, but what brought them into crisis in 2011 was foreign interference.

The opposing front, through its support for the Syrian opposition, was able to turn the internal chaos into a civil war, and this was done within the framework of removing Syria from the orbit of the resistance axis, Zarea’n added.