The phrase "axis of resistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing opposition or defiance against a dominant force or ideology.
Example: "The coalition formed an axis of resistance against the oppressive regime, uniting various groups to fight for their rights."
Alternatives: "center of opposition" or "hub of defiance".
It is to defend the axis of resistance," he said.
But a less sympathetic regime in Syria would split the Axis of Resistance, and radically complicate Iran's partnership with Hezbollah.
Iranian leaders speak openly of their work to build this axis of resistance against Israeli and American influence.
Politically, Hezbollah probably had little choice but to rally to defend the much-vaunted "axis of resistance" it forms along with Iran and Syria.
Jalili pledged that Iran would not allow anything to break the "axis of resistance" of which Syria formed a "fundamental element," Syria's ad-Dounia TV reported.
Along with its allies in Syria and Lebanon, Iran forms an Axis of Resistance, arrayed against the region's dominant Sunni powers and the West.
He added: "Iran will not tolerate, in any form, the breaking of the axis of the resistance, of which Syria is an intrinsic part".
"What is happening in Syria is not an internal Syrian issue but a conflict between the axis of the resistance and its enemies in the region and the world," Mr. Jalili said in comments reported on Syrian state television.
Small wonder then that Saeed Jalili, Iran's visiting head of national security, assured President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday, "Iran will not tolerate, in any form, the breaking of the axis of the resistance, of which Syria is an intrinsic part".
THESE books remind us that the climactic North African campaigns of World War II -- from the beginning of the British El Alamein offensive on Oct. 23, 1942, through the collapse of Axis resistance in Tunisia on May 13 , 1943-- have a special place in the history not only of the war but of the world.
While Turkey's relationship with the Free Syrian Army indicates Ankara's commitment to toppling the Ba'athist regime in Syria, Israel would view Assad's ouster with much hesitation, despite its ambition to weaken the so-called "resistance axis" of Iran/Syria/Hezbollah.
