Iran Condemns Attacks on Gaza: Alleges U.S. Responsibility for Genocide; Hamas Fights for Freedom

Iran has issued a warning, stating that unless Israel discontinues its airstrikes on Gaza, the United States may also face consequences. Iran has called on the United States to cease what it perceives as genocide in Gaza and Palestine. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdullahian recently participated in a special session of the United Nations General Assembly held in New York on Thursday.

Hossein Amir-Abdullahian expressed concerns during his speech that the Israel-Hamas conflict could potentially escalate into a direct confrontation between the United States and Iran in the future. He cautioned the United States, stating that if the perceived genocide in Palestine persists, there will be serious consequences. Iran is committed to safeguarding its region and interests.

Iran Views Hamas as a Movement for Palestinian Independence

Hamas is regarded as a Palestinian organization with a stated goal of achieving independence and self-determination for the Palestinian people. However, it is important to note that many countries, including the United States, Israel, and others, classify Hamas as a terrorist organization due to its history of violence and attacks. The designation of Hamas varies from one country to another, but it is essential to acknowledge these differing perspectives.

Iran Stated That Hamas is Prepared to Release Hostages

Hamas has expressed its willingness to release Israeli hostages, contingent upon the international community’s support for the release of the approximately 6,000 Palestinians currently held in Israeli prisons. In this regard, Hamas, along with Qatar and Turkey, has indicated its readiness to engage in humanitarian efforts aimed at resolving this issue.

Jordan Advocates for Cease-Fire at the UN Amid Ongoing Conflict

Jordan’s call for a cease-fire at the United Nations underscores the urgency of addressing the humanitarian crisis amid the ongoing conflict. Notably, the resolution did not explicitly reference the 1,400 Israelis killed and 224 hostages resulting from the Hamas attack. The situation is complex, with citizens from 33 countries affected by the war. The estimated 7,000 casualties in Gaza further accentuate the pressing need to bring an end to the hostilities, primarily due to the dire humanitarian circumstances.

According to Israel, Iran Supports Terrorists and Does Not Have a Place in the UN

In a recent exchange of statements, Israel has accused Iran of supporting terrorism and suggested that it should not have a place within the United Nations. On the other hand, Iran’s ambassador, Gilad Erdan, used the UN General Assembly session to level allegations against Iran, stating that they were behind the October 7 attacks and had been involved in the training, financing, and arming of Hamas militants. This ongoing exchange reflects the deep-seated tensions between the two nations and their differing perspectives on these matters.

In his address, Gilad Erdan asserted that, in light of Iran’s alleged role in promoting terrorism and its perceived aim to destroy Israel, Iran’s participation in the UN General Assembly session should not be allowed. He expressed concerns about what he described as Iran’s support for Hamas, a group regarded as a terrorist organization by several countries.

Ayatollah Khamenei’s statement holds the United States responsible for Israel’s attacks on Gaza, claiming that America is directing these actions and implicating it in the resulting casualties. Khamenei’s remarks reflect the ongoing geopolitical tensions surrounding the Israel-Gaza conflict.