The Israeli occupation entity is moving on all fronts to keep the region in a state of tension and escalation, which it has used during the past decade to implement its aggressive plans and to benefit from the terrorist wars ignited by Washington and its allies.
In the occupied Palestinian territories, the Israeli occupation forces increase their incursions into Palestinian villages in the West Bank and arrest more Palestinians, leaving them devastation and chaos.
This occupation repeats its air aggression against Syria to prevent the strengthening of stability in it. Its attacks are accompanied by terrorist organizations backed by the Turkish regime in the countryside of Idlib and Aleppo governorates, and militias linked to the American occupier in the Syrian island, which in recent days have stepped up their operations of repression and arrests of civilians in that region.
This Israeli aggressive escalation extends to Iran's northern front with Azerbaijan and Armenia, where Israel is working to establish itself in that region, taking advantage of the tension between Baku and Yerevan in an attempt to find a base for any aggression against Iran.
The Israeli occupation authorities are monitoring the ongoing dialogue between Tehran and Riyadh on Iraqi soil and will not provide the slightest opportunity to prevent it from reaching its expected conclusions, which will restore interaction and regional good-neighborly relations to normal in a manner that serves the security and stability of the region and avoids further crises.
Likewise, the Israeli Mossad operates on the Iranian-Iraqi border in northeastern Iraq, according to the information provided by Iranian sources, to ignite this front by employing terrorist tools that attack the Iranian army there, which the Iranian government has warned of and threatened to launch a military operation to eliminate these terrorist cells that target Iraqi-Iranian relations.
This is a set of Israeli attempts undoubtedly supported by the decision-making centers and the American-Western pressure to obstruct or delay the efforts made by many countries in the region to reformulate a regional policy based on good neighborliness and constructive cooperation at all levels that contribute to finding national solutions to the crises created by the United States and its Western allies. and tools in the region.
The Iranian Foreign Minister's second visit to Damascus since assuming his duties in the new Iranian government, in addition to the ongoing contacts between Arab countries, comes in the context of besieging and encircling the Israeli-backed attempts by the Turkish regime and preventing them from reaching their goal by sabotaging the positive atmosphere in the region and the common desire of many of its countries to create Common denominators that meet national interests and prevent the emergence of new crises.
It is known that the Zionist occupation entity has worked during the past ten years to reinforce the division between the countries of the region on the one hand and between some of them and Iran on the other hand. The relations between them on the social and economic level prevented this entity from achieving its plans and taking matters to war on the two banks of the Arabian Gulf, which is what it is trying to achieve through other fronts in Iraq and Azerbaijan.
The fact that the Iranian-Saudi talks continued their course and did not succumb to American-Israeli pressures, in addition to the opening of positive channels of communication with the Syrian government by many Arab, regional and international countries pushed the occupation entity to work on the Azeri front, but the rapid Iranian move in this direction managed to contain this danger in principle. To avoid the possibility of confrontation and its impact on the positive contacts and talks on the level of the region's files in general.
Israel continues its operations to sabotage the efforts made to restore regional stability, and this calls for more coordination and dialogue among the countries of the region. This is what Damascus, Tehran and some other countries are doing on more than one level to ensure that these efforts reach their goals that serve the countries of the region.
