The article itself does refer to the “Zionist regime’s representative to the United Nations,” but it also notes that Israel has laid out “that a ceasefire is possible with Lebanon if the Hezbollah resistance movement stops firing missiles and its movements north of the Litani River.” This appears to hint at the fact Iran is weighing this proposal. Iran doesn’t want to step back from backing Hezbollah. But it might want to save face after Hezbollah’s serious setbacks.
Iran is interested in the statements by Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon. “The people and government of Lebanon should seize the opportunity and take control of the events that are going on in their country today. The Zionist envoy to the UN tried to interfere in the internal affairs of Lebanon.” This is important language because it means Iran’s state media wants Iran to listen to Israel’s views on the war.
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