TEHRAN – A senior Iranian general says the emergence of new powers in the region and an increasing public pressure on the Zionist regime and its allies have disturbed the psychological balance of Israel.

Israel’s crimes and its chain of wars against regional countries and resistance groups including its 33-day war against Lebanon have put this regime in a highly unpleasant psychological situation, Brigadier General Seyyed Masoud Jazayeri stated on Monday.
Speaking on the fourth anniversary of the start of Israel’s 33-day war with Lebanon, Jazayeri noted that the Zionist regime backs terrorism, reneges on the international agreements and poses a major threat to international peace.
In the summer of 2006, Israel started a 33-day war against Hezbollah under the illusion to destroy the military power of the Lebanese resistance.
Jazayeri warned lobbies in the West that they must know their support for Israel will bear heavy expenses for them.
Commenting on Israel’s recent attack on the Gaza-bound freedom flotilla and its consequences, Jazayeri noted that the ground is ripe to pressure the Zionist regime and the freedom-seeking and Muslim nations must take advantage of this opportunity by sending aid ships to Gaza.
Nine activists were killed onboard the Turkish flagship of the Freedom Flotilla, MV Marmara, following the Israeli assault on May 31