“Assad’s fall will strengthen the Resistance Axis” Says Prof. Marandi

Professor Mohammad Marandi, an Iranian-American academic and political analyst based in Tehran, Iran, examines the internal and external challenges facing Syria post Bashar Al-Assad, analyzing the potential for an evolving and growing resistance axis in the larger region. He also highlights the interests of America, Israel, and Turkey in Syria and the larger region, emphasizing the role they played in giving rise to the rebranded al-Julani and the HTS takeover.

00:33 Overview of the Syrian Conflict
01:13 Western Involvement and Al Julani's Role
01:59 Impact on the Israeli Regime and Regional Politics
03:41 The Role of Foreign Fighters and Regional Powers
06:35 Syrian Public Sentiment and Future Prospects
14:54 Challenges for the Resistance Movement
21:17 Hamas and Hezbollah's Position
22:40 Hamas' Delayed Statement and Iran's Support
24:00 Iran's Sacrifices and Economic Struggles
26:01 Syrian Government and Foreign Influence
28:44 Iran's Stance on ISIS and Al-Qaeda
33:22 Iran's Preparedness for Retaliation
36:44 Comparing Iran and Syria's Situations
45:28 Western Media and Palestinian Awareness