Post-War Iran from the Perspective of Kamal Sharaf, Yemeni Cartoonist

I had the honor of participating in several exhibitions in the Islamic Republic of Iran dedicated to the recent war. I also participated in a major exhibition about the genocide war against the people of Gaza. These activities are not limited to one exhibition or one program and continue to this day.

• I saw people who were not previously among the supporters of the Islamic Revolution, but today they shed tears for the leader of the revolution, His Eminence Ayatollah Khamenei. In my view, this is one of the most important developments and a great victory in Iran's domestic arena.
• The real beginning of this path for me was addressing the issue of Gaza and genocide, and after that I created works about the war against the people. My works were distributed through social networks globally and the reactions I received from audiences were very noteworthy.
• It was important for me to depict the power of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the real impact of Iran's attacks on occupied territories; because many Israeli media outlets were concealing many realities. Iran was able to create very important deterrence; both in the twelve-day war and in the subsequent war.. Read the full text of Ata Noveidi's interview at the link below.

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