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Imani A, Shahrokhi S M, Eslami M. The Soft Power of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Confronting the Gaza-Israel War. 3 2024; 12 (52) :1-19
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Professor of Law Department of Adalat University
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The extensive and transformative changes in the global environment in recent decades, along with the diminishing popularity of hard power, have led actors to inevitably focus on the manifestations of soft power. Consequently, various countries, even at regional levels, have made significant investments to enhance their soft power resources. Today, investment in the realm of soft power acquisition is imperative for any country, including the Islamic Republic of Iran, as a member of the global system that must inevitably align itself with the requirements of this system. The Islamic Republic of Iran, as an independent political entity, utilizes its soft power components and capacities in regional and international politics to achieve its national and strategic objectives. Currently, one of the significant events in the Middle East is the Gaza-Israel war, which, given Iran's support for Gaza, significantly impacts Iran's soft power in this regard. Therefore, the main aim of this research is to delineate how the soft power of the Islamic Republic of Iran is manifested in the Gaza-Israel war. The research findings indicate that the soft power of the Islamic Republic of Iran is rooted in identifying components that enhance the quality of interaction between the Islamic system and regional and transregional actors in the realm of diplomacy and foreign policy. The consolidation of this power occurs when the Islamic Republic can create a conducive environment for regional players or influential transregional actors to penetrate and accept it. This objective can be achieved through norms, principles, and rules that enjoy greater public acceptance.
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Received: 2024/05/14 | Accepted: 2024/05/30 | Published: 2024/05/30
Received: 2024/05/14 | Accepted: 2024/05/30 | Published: 2024/05/30
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