Le Monde: Tehran conveyed a message through crowds on second day of Khamenei funeral ceremony

After the war; Le Monde's account of the message Tehran conveyed through crowds. On the second day of the funeral and commemoration ceremony of Ayatollah Sayed Ali Khamenei, Tehran witnessed widespread public attendance; a ceremony that, in addition to its religious aspect, became a venue for displaying internal cohesion and the political message of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the post-war period following the Iran-America-Israel conflict. According to Edalat News citing Le Monde, Masoud Pezeshkian, referring to the extensive public presence, regarded this gathering as evidence of Ayatollah Khamenei's standing among the Iranian nation and emphasized: "Muslims will not surrender in the face of oppression and coercion."

• Alongside Iranian officials, delegations from Hezbollah Lebanon, Hamas, Islamic Jihad Palestine, and the Houthi movement of Yemen were present in Tehran; a presence that reflects the continuation of Iran's regional ties in the post-war period.. While a ceasefire between Iran and America-Israel is in place, many foreign media outlets and observers have assessed this ceremony as a test to gauge the level of social support for the Islamic Republic system in the post-war period and recent developments; an event that demonstrates internal cohesion and the continuation of Tehran's political power.