It is true that there is a 15-day ceasefire according to the announcement, but in my estimation, it will conclude and become a permanent agreement.

As for the narrative that the Americans and Israelis will use these 15 days to prepare and then restart the war, Iran and its allies will do the same.

Additionally, I do not think America has the margin to restart the war; the matter is not that simple. During the current war, the world, the media, and Congress were against Trump because of the war he waged. This is aside from upcoming obligations involving America in the coming months that require preparation and funding, such as the World Cup and the midterm elections.

What further reinforces the likelihood that it will hold is that the mediators this time are Pakistan and China.

The ceasefire agreement also includes the cessation of Israeli army attacks in Lebanon.

One of the objectives of the war against Iran was to sever Iran from its proxies—Hezbollah and Hamas.

In reality, according to Yaron Avraham's report, Iran is maintaining its link to Hezbollah, and in the negotiations, it insists on including Lebanon in the ceasefire. They are insisting, and it is being accepted.

Conclusion: Although Israel demanded that the Americans separate Iran from Hezbollah and continue the fighting in Lebanon, Naim Qassem will receive the ceasefire he so desperately wanted.

The aftermath of the war is no longer like what preceded it.

1. Iran prevented them from achieving any of their goals.

2. It struck them with blows they never imagined, and you did not groan despite the intensity of the pain and the strikes.

3. It responded to all their conditions with a "no" and persevered.

4. It slapped everyone who went along with them and did not care for the wailing.

5. They were forced to accept the status quo following the aggression in Hormuz and elsewhere.

6. They surrendered their cards and reluctantly accepted its card as the basis for a discussion to end the war.


And take it from me: Iran will not back down from any of its main conditions—economic, security, and regional—and if they return, we shall return.

This is how history is made, how nations rise, and others retreat—and this is but the first drop of rain.

Look how beautiful it is:

We started the operation with "Help is on the way."

We moved to "Toppling the regime."

From there to "Removing the threat of ballistic and nuclear missiles."

Passing through "Inflicting long-term damage on military industries."

And now "Opening the straits"
(which were already open).

Achievements and failures we will measure later, but the gap between the starting point and the ending point is — simply amazing.

The real absolute losers are now the Gulf monarchies; humiliated, ridiculed, economically destroyed, despised by everyone, and pathethic.

"There has never been a political disaster like this in our entire history."