"The White House knows very well that the solution to ending the war and genocide in Gaza and the current crisis in the region is political," the top Iranian diplomat wrote in an X post on Tuesday morning.
"Diplomacy is active in this direction," Amir-Abdollahian stressed.
The Iranian foreign minister further emphasized that the Israeli regime's prime minister "is at the end of his criminal political life."
The Israeli regime has brought Gaza under an unrelenting and indiscriminate genocidal war since October 7, when the coastal territory's Resistance movements staged an operation, dubbed Al-Aqsa Storm, against the occupied territories.
The onslaught has to date claimed the lives of more than 26,600 people, mostly women and children, leaving over 65,300 others injured.
Tel Aviv has compounded the military onslaught with a total siege that has effectively blocked the flow of food, medicine, fuel, water, and electricity into Gaza, thus increasing the prospect of all-out famine across the Palestinian territory.
On Friday, the International Court of Justice issued an interim ruling, ordering the regime to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza.
MP
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