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The role of the usurping Zionist regime in designing and imposing the Saudi war with Yemen; Backgrounds and consequences
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Mohammad Abasabadi *1   , Sohrab Moghadami Shahidani2 |
1- Master's degree student in Islamic Revolution, Islamic Maaref University, Qom, Iran (Corresponding Author). , abasabadi.mohammad@yahoo.com
2- Assistant Professor, Faculty of Maaref Islamic Central University, Qom, Iran. |
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Abstract: (1033 Views) |
With the entry of the Zionists into the region and its development of the land, after the Second World War, the Jewish state became public. Then, in order to expand the borders, it went to war with the Arab countries. With the support of the Islamic Revolution from the resistance groups, a barrier was created against the regime. Hizbollah is one of them, which with its growth gradually achieved victories in wars with the Israeli regime. Right now, this regime is worried about repeating the Hezbollah model in the form of Ansarullah. Bab al-Mandab strait in Yemen, as a vital channel of the world economy, has always been considered a strategic threat to the Israeli regime, and the regime has made various moves to counter it. One of its latest actions is the design of the Saudi war against Yemen, which is the main issue of the research to investigate its background and consequences. The way the Yemenis faced this complex plan and the achievements of the Ansarullah resistance, which was shown in the "Al-Aqsa Storm", are also the subject of research. This writing has been done by collecting information and documents from books, articles, websites and publications, with a descriptive-analytical approach and library collection tools. |
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| Keywords: Islamic Revolution, Yemen's Ansarullah, Resistance Front, Bab al-Mandab, Zionist Regime, Saudi Arabia, Al-Aqsa Storm. |
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