In an interview with the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations website, Hossein Ruyvaran stated about the ceasefire agreement in Gaza and the guarantee of its implementation: This agreement was reached based on a UN Security Council resolution that emphasizes a permanent ceasefire. A permanent ceasefire was one of Hamas’ main conditions emphasized in this agreement.

He added: Although this agreement does not guarantee 100 percent implementation, there is no excuse or point that the Israeli regime wants to abuse to evade the implementation of the agreement.

This expert on regional issues said about the rapid delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza and the possibility of the Israeli regime’s sabotage there: “As of Thursday, January 16, the delivery of humanitarian aid has begun, and 600 trucks of this aid are scheduled to enter Gaza daily, and Qatar and the United States have also guaranteed it.”

Regarding the possibility of the Israeli regime attacking Gaza again, especially after the release of Israeli prisoners, Ruyvaran said: “Since 1948, when the usurping existence of this regime was announced, attacking occupied Palestine and Gaza has been a constant possibility. The Israeli regime is an occupying regime, and attack and occupation are in its blood. Therefore, the possibility of the Israeli regime attacking Gaza again is not so unlikely, and in that case, the Resistance forces will confront it and defend themselves.

In response to the question of whether Netanyahu will remain in power if the ceasefire agreement is implemented, he said: If the ceasefire agreement is fully implemented, this agreement will definitely have great political and international costs for the Israeli government because Netanyahu and the ruling right-wing coalition made many promises about winning the war and freeing the hostages, none of which were fulfilled, so that today, out of necessity and at Trump’s insistence, they were forced to sign a ceasefire agreement with Hamas.

This expert on regional issues continued: Ehud Olmert, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime during the 33-day war, was tried after the war for promises he had made and failed to fulfill and imprisoned for two years. Therefore, Netanyahu’s conditions for remaining in power will be difficult, and he had lost some of the government’s support and public opinion of the occupied territories due to economic corruption a few years before the Gaza war.

Ruyvaran emphasized that today, the Israeli regime is presented as a war criminal in the world’s public opinion and international courts, and its leaders are wanted, so Netanyahu has lost his legitimacy both domestically, regionally, and internationally. He said: “Right now, even from the American perspective, Netanyahu is not a suitable person to govern because he has damaged America’s political and international credibility and has also imposed significant financial costs on this country. Therefore, it is possible that the United States will take action that will result in the quick dismissal of Netanyahu and the current rulers of the Israeli regime.

Social divisions have also intensified in Zionist society, and a real internal crisis threatens the existence of the Zionist regime. One of the fundamental criticisms of Netanyahu in the political and social climate of the occupied territories is why children of ordinary citizens were sent to war while the children of the ruling coalition were exempt from military service. This could lead Netanyahu to step down from power. Overall, it seems that the Israeli regime will move towards holding early elections to calm public opinion, and it is likely that Netanyahu and the majority of the far-right coalition will not be able to win a majority vote.