Mousavian said: attacks on Syria could indicate that the targets of the attack on Iran were fabricated; The goal is to facilitate Israel's domination of the Middle East, which Türkiye and the Arabs were also hosting

  Seyyed Hossein Mousavian, former diplomat and professor at Princeton University of America:

Israeli attacks on Syria have intensified after the fall of Bashar al -Assad, including the recent attack on the Presidential Palace and the General Staff of the Armed Forces.

The attacks are aimed at overthrowing the Al -Julani government, the breakup of Syria, and the addition of more Syrian land to Israel.

The attacks have been carried out when Syria has neither a nuclear program or uranium enrichment, nor a significant missile or defensive capability, nor part of what is called "Shiite crescent", nor is a member of the Resistance Front.

Most importantly, the Al -Julani government has not only gained the support of the Arab countries of the region and Türkiye, but US and EU leaders have also welcomed and supported Golani after Bashar al -Assad's fall.

It will soon be clear whether NATO and Israel's decades efforts to overthrow the Assad government have been with which one of these two goals were:

1.  Defense of the Syrian people, democracy, human rights, and preserving the Syrian territorial integrity, or

2.  The breakup of the country and facilitate the "Great Israel" project.

If the first scenario is realized, it will be proven that the decades of Türkiye and the Arab countries of the region have been right and successful, and Iran's decades of support for the Assad family have been wrong.

But if the second scenario is realized, it will be clear that not only the policies of the Arab and Turkish countries serve Israel's goals, but the pressures, sanctions, and recent Israeli -US military strikes against Iran have also been carried out to facilitate Israel's domination of the Middle East;  The allegations were related to Iran's nuclear program, and the International Atomic Energy Agency is also a political tool.