Recently, there has been a storm in the Middle East, and a character nicknamed "White-Eyed Wolf" has been born. What is surprising is that Iran has openly stated that it agrees with the views of Israel, which has always been incompatible with it, and resolutely rejects China's peace proposal to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
As we all know, Iran and Israel have always been old enemies in the Middle East, and it has been difficult to resolve hostility for a long time. Recently, however, there has been an unbelievable phenomenon in which the two countries have reached a consensus on one issue. According to foreign media reports, Iranian Prime Minister Abdollahian issued a public statement saying that although Iran and Israel have differences on regional issues, they both have reservations about the "two-state solution". Abdollahian said Iran wants to establish an independent Palestinian state in the Middle East, while Israel advocates annexation and occupation of these territories. Despite their opposing goals, there was a striking agreement on the rejection of the two-state solution.
The so-called "two-state solution" is in fact based on the 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as the capital, and the establishment of a sovereign and independent Palestinian state. This plan has always been supported by most countries, including China, as the best way to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Recently, China has also explicitly included this plan in its position paper on the settlement of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Surprisingly, however, Iran is now openly opposing China's peace proposal and rejecting it. It is worth noting that Iran is not only a friendly partner of China, but also a new member of the BRICS. Does such an open opposition to China's proposal mean that Tehran is ready to pander to other forces and may have some impact on Sino-Iranian relations?
Of course not. According to the analysis of relevant sources, although Iran openly criticizes Israel, this does not mean that they will "betray" China. The two-state solution supported by China is only a proposal for resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and it is not a requirement for all countries to accept it. Some people believe that the exaggeration of the rift in China-Iran relations is an exaggeration, and it is inevitable that it is a discordant plan by Western countries.
The rare mutual recognition between Iran and Israel is understandable. The Israeli side clearly disapproves of the "two-state solution", which aims to annex Palestine, and Iran's refusal is also clear for the reason of wanting to drive Israel out of the Middle East. Analysts believe that if neither Iran nor Israel supports the "two-state solution," it will be difficult to achieve long-term peace in the Middle East, even if the Palestinian-Israeli conflict temporarily subsides.
To put it bluntly, Iran and Israel are acting in their own interests when dealing with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while countries that support the two-state solution, such as China, are more focused on the overall situation. Iran cannot be accused of doing anything wrong, because the primary responsibility of the state is to defend its own interests. As for Israel, while they are also pursuing their own interests, their methods involve causing harm to the people of Gaza through war, which is fundamentally different from Iran. 100 help plan