Iran's foreign minister recently delivered a speech at an international conference, which attracted widespread attention. "The only thing we have in common is that we don't believe in the two-state solution," he hit the nail on the head. The sharp rhetoric immediately aroused curiosity about Iran's unique view of the international situation.
The attitude and position of the Iranian Foreign Minister towards the two-state solution: emphasizing the rejection and denial of the proposal
The Iranian Foreign Minister stressed that the rejection and denial of the two-state solution is Iran's legitimate defense of its own national interests. The formula advocates a two-State solution to the question of Palestine, namely, the establishment of two States, Israel and Palestine. However, Iran considers Israel to be a victim state rather than a legitimate state, which is a judgment based on historical facts. Since the establishment of the State of Israel, Iran has been strongly dissatisfied with Israel's existence. Therefore, emphasizing that the rejection and denial of the plan is a response to the threat posed by Iran** to Israel and a legitimate defense of its own national interests.
Iran's Foreign Minister stressed that the rejection and denial of the two-state solution is a response to unfair treatment by the international community. Iran believes that the programme is too biased in favor of Israel and does not adequately protect and respect the legitimate rights and interests of Palestine. As a national minority, Palestine has long faced the dilemma of being oppressed and deprived of its rights. The position of the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iran shows that Iran supports the just struggle of the Palestinian people and adheres to the principle of justice and equality in resolving the Palestinian issue. The rejection and denial of the two-state solution can be said to be an appeal to the international community, which hopes that the international community will pay attention to and attach importance to the Palestinian issue and give the Palestinian people the support and assistance they deserve.
Iran's foreign minister stressed that the rejection and denial of the two-state solution offers the possibility of maintaining regional stability. The Middle East has long been a turbulent region, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is one of the main contradictions in regional security and stability. The attitude of the Iranian Foreign Minister demonstrates Iran's commitment to playing an active role in the settlement of regional issues and provides new ideas for the settlement of the Palestinian-Israeli issue. In the current political environment, the rejection and denial of the two-state solution is expected to provide an opportunity for both Palestinians and Israelis to seek a new solution. This is also in line with the international community's general expectation for peace and stability in the Middle East.
Reasons for the disagreement and different views of Iran and other countries on the two-state solution: ideological and geopolitical factors influence
Ideological factors are leading Iran to oppose other countries"The two-state solution"One of the important reasons for the difference in views. Iran is an Islamic country, and religion has an important place in the political and social life of the country. The Iranian leadership is convinced that Islam is the only legitimate way to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and advocates the creation of a united Islamic state, rather than dividing Palestine and Israel into two separate states. This view is quite different from the solution advocated by most other countries, which generally believe that long-term peace and stability can only be achieved through the coexistence and mutual recognition of Palestine and Israel.
Geopolitical factors are also positive for Iran and other countries"The two-state solution"'s disagreements had an impact. Iran, as a supporter of Palestine, seeks to expand its influence in the region. There have been tensions between Iran and Israel, which have been wrestling in the Middle East for years. Iran views Israel as its greatest threat and its main adversary in the Middle East. Therefore, Iran supports Palestinian interests in order to expand its deterrence and influence over Israel. In contrast, other countries may be more geopolitically inclined to balance the situation and maintain regional stability.
Furthermore, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is not just a disagreement between Iran and other countries, but a focus of common concern and controversy among all countries in the world. This also leads to the in"The two-state solution"on disagreements and differing views. Different countries have different interests and positions on the Middle East issue, so there are also controversies over the solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. For example, the United States has been a staunch supporter of Israel, while Arab countries generally support Palestine. Such disagreements and divergent views make it more difficult to reach consensus and solutions.
Iran's Views and Aspirations for a Settlement of the Palestinian Question: Emphasizing the principles of comprehensive fairness and justice
Iran firmly believes that peace and stability in the Middle East can be achieved only through the principles of comprehensive fairness and justice. Iran believes that the peaceful coexistence of two States, Palestine and Israel, can be truly achieved only when the Palestinian people are treated justly, with the right to self-determination and territorial integrity. Iran advocates resolving differences through dialogue and negotiation, and following international law and resolutions led by the United Nations, rebuilding the Palestinian state and living side by side in peace with Israel.
Iran hopes that the Palestinian issue will be resolved as soon as possible in order to achieve peace and stability in the Middle East region. Iran has always recognized the legitimate rights and interests of the Palestinian people and their struggles, and supported the Palestinian people's right to self-determination, territorial integrity and independent statehood. Iran hopes that through the joint efforts of the international community, Israel will be able to push for an end to its occupation and expansion of Palestine and to reach a just and peaceful settlement with Palestine.
Iran also advocates the creation of a stable and secure living environment for the Palestinian people through the establishment of an inclusive and harmonious regional security mechanism in the Middle East. Iran stresses the need to provide the Palestinian people with a peaceful and prosperous future through the establishment of a new architecture of regional cooperation and mutual trust with the support of the international community to resolve the question of Palestine through dialogue and consultation and to eliminate the root causes of the conflict in the Middle East region.
Although both sides have different views on the solution, we cannot ignore the importance of dialogue. It is hoped that the Iranian Foreign Minister will actively participate in the discussions of the international community and make positive contributions to regional peace and prosperity. It is only through unanimity and mutual respect that we can find a viable solution that will move the Middle East towards a brighter and more stable future.
Proofreading: Tomato Hero.