During his diplomatic mission to Pakistan, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi made a poignant address at the Government College University in Lahore, captivating students and faculty alike.
In a resolute tone, Raisi recounted Iran’s decisive action against Israel’s incursion into Syria on April 14, asserting that Iran had effectively “punished” Tel Aviv for its transgressions. With unwavering conviction, Raisi issued a solemn warning to Israel, foretelling a grim fate for the Zionist regime should it dare to provoke Iran again. Against the backdrop of escalating tensions in the region, Raisi emphasized the deep-rooted commitment shared by Iran and Pakistan to champion the cause of Palestine, underscoring Gaza’s liberation as Tehran’s paramount concern. His impassioned rhetoric echoed through the halls of the university, resonating with the audience’s sense of solidarity and determination.
Furthermore, Raisi commended Islamabad for its unwavering support for the Palestinian struggle, applauding the country’s principled stance amidst geopolitical turbulence. In a sharp critique of the United States, Raisi lamented the hypocrisy of its purported commitment to free speech, citing the expulsion of pro-Palestinian students from American campuses as a glaring betrayal of democratic values. Through his eloquent discourse, President Raisi not only reaffirmed Iran’s unwavering resolve but also illuminated the enduring spirit of solidarity that binds nations in pursuit of justice and liberation.
