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Hezbollah entered the war in Syria because of Iranian interests. And it didn’t enter to stop the genocide of Palestinians because it didn’t serve Iranian interests. You see how statecraft works - it’s not about ideology but interests.

Hezbollah was founded in 1982, and in its 43-year journey, perhaps the most pivotal and far-sighted decision it ever made was to enter the war in Syria. Today, the reasons behind that decision have become clearer than ever.

As Sayyed Nasrallah once warned: “If Syria were to fall https://t.co/2q2a3vswFl

Ibrahim Majed

Hezbollah entered the war in Syria because of Iranian interests. And it didn’t enter to stop the genocide of Palestinians because it didn’t serve Iranian interests. You see how statecraft works - it’s not about ideology but interests.
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Iran can become saudia if it make a deal but isn't it ideology that is stopping it. It would be good for gov and people both.

No. It’s just Iranian statecraft. Same as Russia right, where it’s not going to yield to any foreign interests. India is very similar too.

Statecraft sounds like another word for ideology. Russia is against the west for communism.

Statecraft is inwards ideology in this context is outwards.