In a statement that is not without meanings of great importance in understanding Iran’s strategic shift from the policy of building its military arms in some Arab countries, Iran denied its involvement in the bombing of the home of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. It did not stop at the denial, but rather followed up its denial with the confirmation that the party that carried out the bombing was Hezbollah, which has not issued any statement so far claiming responsibility for the operation.

Beyond the current rebuke and glorification, current events and the multi-dimensional wars unleashed by the “Al-Aqsa Flood” raise the need for a comprehensive reassessment of what we should call the new or renewed Eastern Question from its roots.

After October 7, the United States and Israel were convinced that Iran would only support Hamas in the media, including naive threats to wipe out the Zionist entity, while Iran believed that Operation Flood of Al-Aqsa had actually shaken the entity and threatened its fate.

The possible explanation for the phenomenon of Houthi arrogance before the Yemenis and its humiliation before the Zionists is that it is an organization created by Iran to destroy Yemen, and then use it to confront the Arab region on the island, if it is able to tighten control over Yemen.