Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Iranian Monarchists' Unusual Alignment with Israel Raises Concerns As the conflict in Gaza continues to spark outrage and protests worldwide, an unexpected group has emerged in support of Israel - Iranian monarchists. These individuals, who back the reinstatement of the Pahlavi dynasty in Iran, have been seen waving the old Iranian flag and chanting praise for Israel and its Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at pro-Israel rallies. This alliance between Iranian monarchists and Israel is a notable departure from the mainstream Iranian sentiment, which historically supports the Palestinian cause. The monarchists' vocal support for Israel has raised questions about their motives and the extent to which they represent the wider opposition in Iran. The Iranian opposition is divided into various factions, including republicans and monarchists, whose ideological differences have hindered their unity. The recent Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Narges Mohammadi, a prominent women's rights activist and political prisoner in Iran, highlighted the deep rift between these factions. Mohammadi has faced online attacks from purported Iranian monarchists, questioning her credibility and legitimacy while promoting Reza Pahlavi as the true leader of all Iranians. The monarchists' unwavering support for Israel has become more pronounced in recent years, with Reza Pahlavi and his supporters viewing Israel as a crucial ally in their cause. Their public demonstrations of support for Israel, including visits and meetings with Israeli officials, have drawn criticism from within the opposition movement and beyond. While Iranian monarchists advocate for a hardline approach towards Iran and support increased intervention and sanctions, activists like Narges Mohammadi have a different vision. Mohammadi, who has been a part of Iran's reformist movement, has criticized sweeping sanctions that she believes only strengthen the Iranian regime. The monarchists' alignment with Israel has not only isolated them within the Iranian opposition but has also drawn backlash from activists who denounce their hawkish stance and interventionist tactics. The seeming unwillingness of Iranian monarchists to compromise with other opposition forces and their close ties with pro-Israel groups in the US have raised concerns about their legitimacy and credibility. As the Gaza conflict continues to unfold, the stark divide between Iranian monarchists and other opposition voices underscores the complexities of Iran's political landscape. While the monarchists' support for Israel may be unwavering, it remains a divisive issue that has sparked debate and dissent among those working towards democracy and human rights in Iran.