Overview

• Iran’s supreme leader delivered the call in a Sunday meeting with President Masoud Pezeshkian and his cabinet in Tehran.
• He pressed Muslim-majority countries to cut both trade and political relations with Israel, saying the regime should be isolated.
• Khamenei described Israel as the “most isolated and hated” government and said rallying others to end ties should be a core diplomatic priority.
• He said the violence against Palestinians is enabled by a power like the United States but insisted avenues to confront it remain open.
• At home, he urged stronger national unity and economic focus, praised Pezeshkian’s recent China trip, and called for measures to improve living standards and avoid a prolonged “neither war nor peace” state.