The meeting of the interior ministers of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) member states in Tehran, held after a 15-year hiatus, not only reflects Iran’s capacity for neighborhood diplomacy but also signals Tehran’s return to the center of regional decision-making and the foundation of a new order based on indigenous cooperation, economic integration, and security convergence.

The Israeli regime’s recent claims about the martyr Yahya Sinwar and its alleged attack on Iran are less a sign of strength than a desperate cry of political and military failure. Behind these staged displays lie Netanyahu’s internal crisis, growing global public pressure, and the collapse of Israeli operations in Gaza and the West Bank.