doctrine of resistance

This article discus the relationship between the Doctrine of Resistance and political developments in Iran's foreign policy, as well as in regional and international politics. It begins by discussing the issue of instability, insecurity, and war in the Middle East in the 21st century, and questions the influence of political movements on the region's developments. In response to this question, the article presents a multi-layered hypothesis, which is explained in three sections. The hypothesis suggests that the Islamic Doctrine of Resistance, as the most significant political, cultural, and military movement, has had a significant impact on military-political developments. In fact, the comprehensive impact of the Islamic Resistance movement on Iran's foreign policy, the developments in the Middle East, and international politics and system constitute the overall structure of this hypothesis. The mobilization, organization, training, and deployment of volunteer forces from various Islamic countries against the Western invading and occupying front led by the United States and regional allies such as Israel and Saudi Arabia have been the most important function of the Islamic Resistance front. Through the formulation of grand and shortcut strategies, designing operations, long-term planning, and overall management, the Islamic Resistance movement, led by the 21st-century strategist martyr Qasem Soleimani, has been able to overcome heavy and unprecedented military attacks on the Middle East and achieve significant victories in regional and international arenas, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy front.

Without a doubt, the formation of the Ansar Allah movement in Yemen and its rapid and influential growth and development should be evaluated among the consequences of the Iranian Islamic Revolution at the level of the West Asian region. A movement that, inspired by the ideas and ideals of the Islamic Revolution and using the policy and doctrine of resistance, was able to become one of the most effective political movements in the region in a short period of time. In such a situation, Saudi Arabia, by forming a coalition of Arab countries, started its air attack against Yemen's Ansarullah, claiming to support the resigned president of this country, and this process continues. The question of the research is how the doctrine of resistance has influenced the resistance of Yemen's Ansarullah in the process of the Saudi coalition war with this country? The hypothesis of this research is that considering the impact of the Islamic Revolution of Iran on the Yemeni Ansarullah movement, it seems that the doctrine of resistance has had an impact more than anything else from an ideological and intellectual point of view and through role modeling in the Saudi coalition war with this country.