A virtual embassy: A new Iranian trade in Jerusalem

Islam Mohammed

In the context of the ongoing Iranian trade in the Palestinian issue and the bidding on Arab regimes and peoples in support of their first central issue, lawmakers in the Iranian parliament revealed the preparation of a draft law to vote on at the earliest time, which includes the opening of a virtual embassy for Tehran in occupied Jerusalem, as the capital of the State of Palestine.

Iranian parliamentarian, Mohammad Ali Pourmukhtar, said that 40 parliamentarians signed the project until Tuesday morning, 12 May 2020, to establish the virtual embassy, ​​noting that the project includes a ban on any scientific or financial dealings with Israel.

It should be noted that there is virtually no official Iranian dealings, whether scientifically or financially with Israel, as the exposure of relations between the two parties in what was known as the “Iran Contra” scandal in the eighties led to a great scandal for the Iranian regime, which was then claiming its hostility to Tel Aviv.

For more than 40 years since the outbreak of Khomeini’s revolution in 1979, the mullahs’ regime raised slogans against Israel and the Zionist movement, but it practically directed all its wars and military attacks against Sunni Arab states.

It ignited a sectarian war spanning several countries, by spreading its terrorist movements within them to divide them and instill division in them. Whereas what it offered to serve the Palestinian cause were empty slogans without content, Tehran supported the Palestinian division, so that the battle on the Palestinian land became Palestinian-Palestinian, in many cases, and Tehran sought to spread Shiism among the Palestinian people, which further sparked the division further, and the Shiite “Sabreen” movement was established in Gaza as the spearhead of the Iranian project in Palestine.

As soon as he took over, Khomeini established a military corps in the name of Jerusalem, but the corps instead targeted Iraq, and recruited thousands of its Shiite sons in its ranks to fight their country in the first Gulf War under the slogan “the road to Jerusalem starts from Iraq”.

Over the past years, he fought in Lebanon, Iraq and Syria, and he had activities in Venezuela and Western and Arab capitals except for the capital of Palestine.

Despite all forms of conflict, tension and recklessness between Iran and Israel, on the one hand, and despite the increasing targeting by Tel Aviv of Iranian bases or military installations belonging to Tehran in Syria and Iraq, Iran did not respond and often did not dare to complain.