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In the debate, Qais Qirishi argues that among nations considered a national security threat to the U.S., only Iran has managed to preserve itself, and that the U.S. track record offers no optimism. He notes that the UN General Assembly issued a statement recognizing a two‑state solution, which Iran supported while other countries like Iraq and Tunisia did not. When Hamas and Palestinians seek a two‑state solution, Iran, which does not oppose it, has moved in that direction. Ahmad Zaidabadi counters that the U.S. can be approached with pessimism at the negotiation table, and that the region’s countries demand Israel return to 1967 borders and recognition of Palestine. He suggests that the Islamic Republic could demonstrate it does not seek Israel’s destruction by convening a meeting with other countries, stating that if Israel returns to 1967 borders, it would convert its military tools into political ones and end the hostile relationship.