TEHRAN- A newly appointed Sociocultural advisor to President Ebrahim Raisi has asserted that increased access to virtual platforms has exposed the realities of Israel and its allies, suggesting that the global uprising spurred by Zionist actions will expedite the fall of Tel Aviv.

Mohammad Hosseini, who previously served as Vice-President for parliamentary affairs, highlighted the authority, dignity, security, and territorial integrity enjoyed by Iran, which he attributed to the sacrifices of the Islamic Revolution's martyrs.

Hosseini condemned the genocidal campaign by Israel in Gaza over the past seven months, claiming that these actions have stirred the conscience of students worldwide. 

He emphasized that individuals of all backgrounds—regardless of color, language, religion, ethnicity, nationality, or race— cannot remain silent upon witnessing the brutality of the Zionists.

Hosseini noted that professors and students across the United States, Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan, and other countries have been vocal in their protests against the genocide, despite the repercussions such as beatings, arrests, suspensions, expulsions, and job losses.

In his concluding remarks, Hosseini argued that despite efforts by the "media empire of the colonial regime" to shape public opinion with its own narratives, the access of resistance supporters and advocates for Gaza to virtual spaces has illuminated the brutal nature of the Zionist regime and its supporters to the global populace.