Baghdad: Iran's Ambassador to Iraq, Mohammad-Kazem Al-e-Sadeq, has identified the Israeli regime as a primary source of insecurity and instability in the West Asia region. In a meeting held on Saturday with Mohamed al Hassan, Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and the UN chief's new Special Representative for Iraq, Al-e-Sadeq emphasized the shared regional concerns regarding Israel. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Al-e-Sadeq reiterated that the Zionist regime is a common adversary for Iran, Iraq, and other countries in the region. He also censured the United States for its support of Israel during conflicts involving Lebanon and Gaza. The Iranian ambassador further outlined Iran's policy of supporting Iraq's independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and national unity. The UN representative, Mohamed al Hassan, acknowledged the interconnected nature of Iran-Iraq relations and recognized Iran's significant role in fostering security and stability in Iraq and the broader region. Al Hassan also expressed concern over the regional situation, highlighting the need for vigilance among regional countries to navigate current challenges.