Explaining the Ideological Interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the so-called The Axis of Resistance

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1 University of Isfahan

2 Professor of Political Science Department, Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics, university of Isfahan,Isfahan,iran

3 Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Relations Department, Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics, university of Isfahan,Isfahan,iran

10.30465/cps.2022.36342.2788

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The victory of the Islamic revolution and the establishment of the Islamic Republic regime  in led Iran to support the Islamic liberation movements and then allies with some them. The most important of which were Lebanon's Hezbollah, Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Palestine, but this was followed by Iran's unification with Syria. This paper intends to explore this question:  what has the Iranian resistance in the axis of resistance affected the ideological interests and priorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran? The main discussion of the paper is that the axis of resistance has led to the provision of Islamic ideological and Islamic ideological interests and priorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran. In this regard, by using library and Internet resources and descriptive-analytical methods, the paper attempts to use theory of constructivism on alliance and coalition. The findings of the research indicate that Iran's most important interests and priorities in the alliance with its allies in the resistance axis are: Strengthening the independence and the dignity of the Islamic Republic of Iran, strengthening the Palestinian cause, upholding the rights of the Palestinians and uniting the Islamic world, strengthening the culture and identity of resistance at the level of the international system, Revision of Western arrangements and norms governing the international system and efforts to strengthen their status revolutionary Islamic order  and to cope with the supremacy of Saudi Arabia at the regional level.

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Contemporary Political Studies
Volume 14, Issue 3
February 2023
Pages 1-30

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