In an article, the Iran newspaper discussed the position of Iran and the increase in its popularity in the region after the start of the Gaza war. It wrote: The October 7 war between Hamas and Israel has created a serious change in the Arab countries' views and has reduced the position of this regime to the lowest level among governments and public opinion of the region.

However, according to analysts and polls, the popularity of the Islamic Republic of Iran among the countries of the region has increased a lot. According to Foreign Affairs, the Islamic Republic is a serious opponent of the existence of Israel and praises the attack by Hamas. On October 17, the Leader of the Islamic Republic pointed out the need to end the bombing of Gaza and called Israel's actions against the people of Gaza "genocide", which had a wider impact on the Arab world. This stance changed the opinion of the people of many Arab countries supporting Palestine about the Islamic Republic. Alignment with Iran's views on the Gaza war increased significantly after the words of the country's Leader. But the opposite of this situation happened to Israel.

Kayhan: The West's confession of Iran's adaption with sanctions

In a commentary, Kayhan discussed the ineffectiveness of sanctions in the oil field and said: the Foreign Policy magazine has reported that Iran's oil income has returned to 42 billion dollars at a time when, according to experts, the negotiations between Iran and the United States to lift the sanctions have reached a deadlock. This American publication stated that the Republicans claim that Biden has allowed the increase in Iran's oil exports, but the extensive sanctions of Trump's era are still stable. According to Foreign Policy, oil tanker tracking companies reports shows that Iran's adaption to sanctions and Iran's oil exports have increased since the Trump era and doubled. Bloomberg, which in August of this year linked the increase in Iran's oil exports to a secret agreement with the United States, recently retreated from its previous position and pointed to Iran's extensive networking and declared the increase of 200 new oil sanctions in the Biden administration.

Sobh-e-No: The opposition has no more prestige

In an article, Sobh-e-No dealt with the disgrace of the opposition and anti-revolution elements in the eyes of the Iranian people and said: The opposition, which had many political meetings in the fall of last year and talked about unity, has suffered from a deep gap in its structure in less than a year, and now the goal of this opposition has completely changed from political goals to financial goals. Most importantly, the differences and conflicts of interests of this political group have reached a point where they even scuffle over individual events. An example of this claim can be seen as the dispute between Pahlavi supporters and MKO's members regarding the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Narges Mohammadi, an award that seemed to be the beginning of a domino of disagreement in the opposition camp. The groups and people who were supposed to put aside their differences and jointly pursue the project of sabotaging the Islamic Republic of Iran are now scuffling and disgracing each other. The Nobel ceremony clearly showed the differences of the opposition in such a way that the monarchists reacted with all their strength against those present at the ceremony. On the other hand, the presence of Abdollah Mohtadi showed how anti-patriotic the opposition has become. This ceremony showed how stupid, unwise, and unfamiliar with Iranian culture is the opposition.

Etemad: The prospect of Iran-America interaction

In a conversation with Rahman Ghahremanpour, a prominent foreign policy analyst, Etemad discussed the interaction between Iran and America after the Gaza war. It wrote: Naturally, after the dust of Gaza war settles, America would focus on ending this war and managing its consequences. However, it is still unclear what effect the Gaza war will have on the general direction of American foreign policy. If the war in Gaza is controlled and does not expand, America will return to its previous policy on Iran after the war, and Iran's nuclear issue will also be on the agenda of the parties. Otherwise, America could continue to be involved in the Gaza war at least up until the next year. Under these conditions, America naturally will have no time for Iran's nuclear case and the current situation will continue. The current situation means that America will ignore the sale of Iran's oil and will try to put pressure by resorting to the leverage of the International Atomic Energy Agency to stop the progress of Iran's nuclear program.