Azhei statements regarding stance against United States and Israel

Gholamhossein Mohseni Eje'ei, Head of Iran's Judiciary, stated in remarks covered by four domestic media outlets that the Islamic Republic of Iran will make no concessions in its support for what he called "jihad against America and Israel." He emphasized that Iran will support any movement or uprising that forms against these two countries. Mohseni Eje'ei also addressed neighboring countries with a request whose full details have not been reflected in existing coverage. Furthermore, according to the "Breaking News" report, he also emphasized Iran's offensive and demanding approach in the field of diplomacy.

• Mohseni Eje'ei explicitly stated that Iran will not fall short "one iota" of what he calls jihad against America and Israel.
• He said that wherever a "flag and banner" is raised against America and Israel, the Islamic Republic will support it.
• Mohseni Eje'ei made a request to Iran's neighboring countries; however, the complete text of this request has not been fully published in any of the existing coverage.
• According to the "Breaking News" report, Mohseni Eje'ei stated that Iran will pursue an offensive and demanding approach in the field of diplomacy.
• These remarks represent a reaffirmation by Iran's judicial authorities of the connection between foreign policy and what is called "support for resistance."
• Mohseni Eje'ei's remarks were covered by all four media outlets with identical or very similar headlines, indicating dissemination based on a common source.
• None of the coverage mentioned the specific date, location, or context of the speech (ceremony, meeting, or interview).
• Details regarding domestic or foreign reactions to these statements have not been included in any of the existing coverage.. Coverage difference: Three outlets—ISNA, Akharin Khabar, and Breaking News—published nearly identical texts with their primary focus on Mohseni Eje'ei's "jihadi" stance and promise of support for anti-American and anti-Israeli movements, without reference to diplomatic dimensions. "Breaking News" was the only outlet to explicitly highlight the diplomatic dimension of the remarks and reference an "offensive approach in diplomacy"; details that are absent from other outlets' coverage. None of the sources covered the specific context of the speech or other parties' reactions, which represents an important limitation in fully assessing the matter.