TEHRAN - In an analysis, the Iran newspaper discussed the widespread coverage of the letter of the Leader of the Revolution in the international media and said: Upon the escalation and continuation of Israel's crimes against the oppressed Palestinian people, American and European universities have also become the scene of protest against the genocide of the Palestinian people by the Zionist regime.

Now, at the same time as these anti-Zionist protests continue, in a letter addressed to the students who support Palestine and are against the Zionist regime, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution expressed his solidarity and empathy with them and said: "You are now standing on the right side of history and you are now part of the resistance front." This expression of empathy and especially the content of the letter, less than a few hours after its publication, became the main headlines of the media and international news and analytical websites in such a way that the weekly newspaper Newsweek, referring to the support of the Leader of Revolution to the American student protesters, declared that this letter has angered the supporters of Israel in America. Even the Israeli media are worried about this anti-Zionist letter and said that this letter has led to the escalation of tensions and security concerns.

Farhikhtegan: Politics is not gambling

In a commentary, Farhikhtegan dealt with the stupidity of Reza Pahlavi and his appeal to Netanyahu in hopes of sabotaging Iran and said: When Reza Pahlavi went to meet Netanyahu, he probably felt that since the Israelis could stage a coup or sabotage, nothing is better than forming an alliance with them. For this reason, pro-Pahlavi accounts all referred to it as a historical trip. In a very strange act, he tried to start the path to power by connecting with Israel, but this appeal is due to his lack of political understanding because the rapid developments in the world caused Israel to not only become the most hated country in the world within seven months, but anyone who is in an alliance with it will also lose their credibility. He thought that by supporting the crimes of the Israelis and even remaining silent at the moment of Israel's possible attack on Iran, all his imagination would have a positive result, but everything backfired. He not only showed that he didn't understand politics like his father and grandfather but also destroyed the patriotic gesture that he wanted to represent for years.

Kayhan: Hasty negotiations are not a solution

In a note, Kayhan addressed the difficult international situation and the strong possibility of Trump's return in the coming months. It wrote: It seems that the concern of Trump's return has forced Iran to resume a new round of clear and hidden calls and negotiations in the last months of Biden's presence with the Americans and try to make an implicit or relative agreement before changing the current American government. However, it does not seem that the hasty negotiations will solve any particular problem. Because if Trump returns, he will undoubtedly break the implicit agreements, as he broke the much more valid JCPOA agreement. It is expected that such an agreement will not benefit Biden, and the Democratic campaign is worried that these negotiations will increase the intensity of attacks on Biden by the Israel lobby, Republicans, and even the right wing of the Democratic Party. With such a view, it can be imagined that the possible scenario facing Iran is to “prepare to negotiate with the new American government,” a scenario that should be implemented either in the case of Biden's re-election or in the case of Trump's return. It can be said that its necessity and urgency will be greater in the case of Trump's victory.

Arman-e-Emrooz: Revealing the details of Robert Malley's connection with Iran

In an article, Arman-e-Emrooz discussed the investigation of the Republican representatives of the U.S. Congress regarding the suspension of Robert Malley. It wrote: It has been heard that during the investigation of the suspension of Robert Malley, the special representative of the Biden administration for Iran affairs, the Republican representatives of the U.S. Congress found evidence that he downloaded sensitive and classified documents and possibly shared them with people outside the U.S. administration. Lawmakers found that Robert Malley downloaded more than 10 documents from sensitive but non-classified documents to classified documents, onto his electronic devices. These representatives believe that among these documents, there were detailed notes of Malley's meetings and conversations with the authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran. They say that these documents may also contain information related to the reactions of the Biden administration to the events related to the general protests of 2022 in Iran, which began after the death of Mahsa Amini. According to the Washington Post, the Biden administration would certainly like to have its top diplomat on the playing field with Iran. But the situation of Robert Malley, the special envoy of the Department of State, is complicated.