Faezeh Hashemi Rafsanjani

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Faezeh Hashemi: Before Mr. Pezeshkian's government, having a woman as a minister was a taboo for some.

If we have gender equality in political parties, the voice of equality can manifest in society.

Faezeh Hashemi: With my candidacy for the fifth parliament, the pressures on me increased.

The attacks against me began with my support for women's cycling.

Faezah Hashemi: The effects of the 2023 movement continue and will become even stronger.

The only right thing that Mr. Ahmadinejad did was to elect a female minister without agreement - with religious officials -

Faezah Hashemi: Our president does not have the authority to make any decision he wants [in the area of women].

Instead of limiting the dowry, analyze the implications of setting a heavy dowry!

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Faezeh Hashemi: Look, I first remind me that I am not associated with the jurisprudence of the jurisprudence. 

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Faezeh Hashemi: I do not choose either Seyed Mojtaba Khamenei or Reza Pahlavi.

I choose the transitional council over the leadership council.

Faezeh Hashemi: The prevailing security perspective in the country can suppress potential protests during the succession period.

There is a lot of disagreement among the group that can take power, and there is no previous uniformity.

Faezeh Hashemi: My father is also subject to criticism.

Dad was unable to bring the ministers he wanted into office during his second presidential term.

Faezah Hashemi: Our allies in the world are dictators! / Our relations with Russia and China are one-sided.

During Mr. Ahmadinejad's term - in the United Nations Security Council resolution against Iran - Russia and China betrayed us.

Faezeh Hashemi: The Constitution must be revised.

My father opposed Mr. Qassem Soleimani's intervention in Syria.

Faizeh Hashemi: In the current view, everyone is a security criminal unless proven otherwise!

In the current situation, if a protest occurs, the government can suppress it.

Faezah Hashemi: I doubt that Generation Z will accept this government.

I think this generation is going its own way and does not care about who becomes the leader.

Faezah Hashemi: Mr. Mojtaba Khamenei does not have enough acceptance among the people for leadership.

If the next leader seeks real reforms, they can implement changes even with the current constitution.

Faizeh Hashemi: I do not agree with the guardianship of the jurist; it has undermined the separation of powers.

I think that in any subject you delve into, you will see that the IRGC has the most prominent role.

Faizeh Hashemi: If we are truly concerned about the religion of society, we should remove the title of religious government.

In the time of the king, the religious people were more devout than today.

Faizeh Hashemi: I have heard that a three-member committee has been formed for years to determine the successor to leadership.

Mr. Khamenei is 86 years old and there is a possibility of his passing.

Faezeh Hashemi: I believe in structural reform.

Religious governments become stronger and more enduring dictatorships.

Society at a crossroads; reform or overthrow?

Because we have the guardianship of the jurist, no one who comes can make fundamental changes or reforms.

Faezeh Hashemi: I am against the revolution; because after every revolution that has occurred, the situation has worsened.

In Eastern Europe, it can be seen that some fundamental changes were made without violence.

Faezeh Hashemi: I evaluate the Mahsa movement as successful, considering the goal it had.

The Mahsa movement caused the government's view towards women to change.

Faizeh Hashemi: The arrival of Mr. Pezeshkian was a scenario orchestrated by the government itself.

I have the analysis that the government wants to implement reforms and has already started to do so.

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Faezeh Hashemi: Iran and the United States should open their embassies

Our own methods caused us to get stuck in such a situation. The sanctions began with the attack on the U.S. Embassy.

Faezeh Hashemi's new confession: We have a problem on this side as well/ There is no alternative and I don't see the situation getting better

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Faezeh Hashemi: People don't feel safe enough to have children.

 Discriminatory laws have left women under the complete control of their husbands.

Faezeh Hashemi: My father was against extremism in religion.

Baba used to say that the coat and skirt are also hijabs.

Faezeh Hashemi: I believe in the need to have a nuclear bomb.

When the world is moving towards nuclear weapons for defense issues, why not go

Faezeh Hashemi: The election of Mr. Pezeshkian and the recent elections were Mr. Khamenei's scenario.

 Mr. Khamenei and his group realized the impasse in domestic and foreign policy.

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