Why it matters:
The annual Quds Day march has long been a hallmark of Iranian unity and perseverance, reflecting a steadfast commitment to the Palestinian cause for over four decades. This year, it carries added weight amidst global challenges.
Key points:
- Quds Day march represents the steadfastness and strength of the Iranian people, showcasing their commitment to fundamental political goals.
- For over forty years, Iranians have upheld the cause of Palestine with resilience, demonstrating unwavering support through all conditions.
- The march sees involvement from people across the country, including large cities, small towns, and villages, regardless of weather or fasting during Ramadan.
- This year's march carries heightened importance, as it counters propaganda efforts by opposing governments and reinforces Iran's unity on the international stage.
- Leader urged citizens to participate in the march to dismantle false narratives and project a strong message of solidarity and dignity.
Go deeper:
The late founder of the Islamic Rvolution Imam Khomeini, introduced Quds Day in 1979, shortly after Iran's Islamic Revolution, as a demonstration of solidarity with the Palestinian people. Over time, it has evolved into a powerful symbol of resistance.
Mahboubeh Habibi
