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Hear | Watch Farnaz Ghazizadeh's spectacular conversation on BBC Farsi about recent events in Iran. Your time will not be wastedYervand Abrahamian: The protests are different this time, but a long and painful confrontation is ahead - listen to the special interview without filter in Abdi Media's cassette box. Listen | Makhlas 179 | From the Second Step of the Revolution to the Mystery of Power | Abdoli Media's Conversation with Abdolreza DavariListen to the gist of the talk in '30 minutes' without any filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part 18 of Ardeshir Zahedi's MemoirsMinister of Foreign Affairs (1967–1971), Iran's Ambassador to the United Kingdom, and Iran's Ambassador to the United States; [an oral history] by Habib Ladjevardi. Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. 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Listen | Prayer on the Scales of Rationality and Spirituality: A Conversation between Mohammad-Reza Salamat and Mostafa MalekianListen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Episode Twenty-Nine | The book "An Introduction to the Islamic Revolution" (Chapter One) written by Dr. Sadegh ZibakalamListen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part Ten of Ardeshir Zahedi's MemoirsMinister of Foreign Affairs (1967-1971), Iran's Ambassador to the UK, and Iran's Ambassador to the US; Edited by Habib Ladjevardi. Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Episode Twenty-Eight | The book "An Introduction to the Islamic Revolution" (Chapter One) written by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam.Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. 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Listen | Audio file of the documentary Taraneh - Taraneh Alidoosti in conversation with Pegah Ahangarani.Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Review of Jafar Panahi's film A Simple Accident: Mojgan Ilanlou and Mazdak Alinezari in conversation with Saba Sherdoost at Pat Studio.Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Episode Twenty-Five | The book An Introduction to the Islamic Revolution (The theory of religion as the factor for the occurrence of the Islamic Revolution) written by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam.Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part Seven of Ardeshir Zahedi's MemoirsMinister of Foreign Affairs (1967–1971), Iran's Ambassador to the United Kingdom, and Iran's Ambassador to the United States. Produced by Habib Ladjevardi. Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Episode Twenty-Four | The book An Introduction to the Islamic Revolution (The theory of religion as the factor for the occurrence of the Islamic Revolution) written by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam.Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | A debate on "Social Cohesion and the Experience of War" featuring Hamidreza Jalaeipour and Alireza Shoaeizand on the program Shiveh.Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part Six of Ardeshir Zahedi's MemoirsMinister of Foreign Affairs (1967-1971), Iranian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, and Iranian Ambassador to the United States; edited by Habib Ladjevardi. Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Fazel Meybodi: [At the beginning of the revolution] no one had experience with Islamic ruleNo one thought about the drawbacks of the path we were taking. 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Mahmoudian: My issue is not Mr. Khamenei; my issue is the transition to a democratic systemThe Islamic Republic's greatest weakness is the authority of the jurist. Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part ThreeMemoirs of Ardeshir Zahedi; Minister of Foreign Affairs (1967-1971), Iranian Ambassador to England, Iranian Ambassador to the United States, edited by Habib Lajevardi Listen | Part 20 | The book An Introduction to the Islamic Revolution (The Theory of Religion as a Factor in the Emergence of the Islamic Revolution)Written by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalaam Mahmoudian: The government's balance has become so heavy that it doesn't even see the people!Mr. Jannati will still be in office even if he is 200 years old, because he has power. 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Listen | Part 19 | The book An Introduction to the Islamic Revolution (The Theory of Religion as a Factor in the Emergence of the Islamic Revolution) by Dr. Sadegh ZibakalamListen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | A Year of Betrayal or Strategic Mistake? Hossein Rafiei in Conversation with Mehdi Mahmoudian at Studio PotListen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Episode 18 | The book "An Introduction to the Islamic Revolution" (The Theory of Religion as the Cause of the Islamic Revolution) written by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam.Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox. Zibakalam: The establishment, generally, does not feel that it has a problem!Showing the solution and settling the matter with the establishment (Nezam) is not important for him. 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Listen | Panel discussion and critique of the book “On Literary Modernization” with the presence of Dariush Rahmanian, Bahram Parvin-Gonabadi, Kamyar Abedi, and Isa Amnkhani.Listen without restrictions on Abdi Media’s Castbox. Listen | Critique of the book “The Iranian Constitution” by Mashallah Ajoudani – Conversation with Seyed Hashem AghajariListen uncensored on Abdi Media’s Castbox Listen | From Attar’s Translation to the Status of Persian Literature in France – Interview with Lili AnvarListen uncensored on Abdi Media’s Castbox. Listen | Contemporary Fiction Writing in Iran, a lecture by Houshang GolshiriListen without a filter on Abdi Media's Castbox. Listen | Persian language, global influences, and the role of women in mystical literature — remarks by Leili Anvar at Persiana TalkListen unfiltered on Abdi Media’s Castbox Listen | Hegel and Multiple Modernities | Dr. Arash Abazari | Part TwoListen unfiltered on Castbox. Listen | Hegel and Multiple Modernities | Dr. Arash Abazari | Part OneListen without filters on Castbox Listen | Myth and Philosophy | Dr. Mohammad Ilkhani | Presented at the Metaphilosophy ConferenceListen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox Ali Jannati: The principle of the issue raised by Mr. Mousavi is acceptable.We cannot discuss a constitutional referendum in a war situation. Ali Jannati: I have not seen any change in the policies of the Islamic Republic since the beginning of the 12-day warThe appointment of Dr. Larijani as Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council was a positive move. Ali Jannati: Our current situation stems from the 45-year rule of the Islamic Republic.The majority of Iranian society is dissatisfied with this type of governance. Social Collapse: Referendum! | With the presence of Dr. Ahmad Bokharaei, sociologistIn a detailed interview, sociologist Bukhari examined the concept of social collapse, the decline in social capital after the 12-day Iran-Israel war, the crisis of legitimacy, and the place of referendums in Iran's political structure. He emphasizes that the Iranian people demand rationality in decision-making above all else. Iran after the war, from the referendum to the regime's reaction | Abdi Media's exclusive interview with Ali Jannati Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: The clergy should have accepted their dignity and realitiesAfter the revolution, seminaries grew unusually. The Constituent Assembly: A Dream of Salvation or a Repeat of History?As the crises of legitimacy, livelihoods, trust and efficiency have encompassed Iran, the referendum and the Constituent Assembly have once again become the subject of the day. In a conversation with us, Ali Afshari, a political activist, emphasizes that the idea is not an immediate solution, but a "compass" to guide political and social action. "Iranian Society After the 12-Day War; Awareness, Dissatisfaction, and the Search for Fundamental Changes"Taghi Azad Aramaki: Today's Iranian society is vibrant, ready for change, and demanding fundamental reforms; but it cannot tolerate revolution and collapse. The only path is to rely on civil society and referendums. "Referendum and Constituent Assembly: A Way to Salvation or a Wake-Up Call?"Morteza Al-Vairi: Mir Hossein Mousavi's statement is not simply a response to foreign aggression; it is a warning to listen to the people's voices and avoid the path of collapse. The solution is civil pressure and turning to the people's vote. Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: Reza Pahlavi has not proven any inherent abilityMy heart ached for the young man who prostrated before Reza Pahlavi! Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: We are a nation born of tyrannyWhen a society becomes continuously tyrannical over time, it means that the software of slavery and tyranny has been embedded in our minds. Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: The fall of the Islamic Republic is certain if the current approach continuesIn the Islamic Republic, everyone knows that to climb this ladder, they have to flatter. Parvaneh Salahshouri: If a coup occurs, it will not be by the military forcesI urge Mr. Khamenei and the people of the regime to pursue power and wealth for the survival of Iran. Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: People had sought refuge in religious authority in 1979People wanted to limit authoritarianism with a constitution. Parvaneh Salahshouri: The ruling body wants peaceful dialogue for the transition Most of the troops, the forces of the past are for the country Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour: According to the constitution, there is no obstacle to holding a referendumParallel institutions formed outside the constitution are the main obstacle to holding a referendum Parvaneh Salahshouri: The atmosphere of repression has caused the revolutionary movement to lack a coherent organization How do you expect to allow the organization to be allowed when they do not have mercy on the government?! Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: I have two prison sentences and one outfitIf the rule is acted as the tenth or 11th of September I must introduce ourselves to jail Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour: In our society, part of the community still doesn't think about referendumTunisia's social space was also ready to accept this referendum Parvaneh Salahshouri: That the idea of a referendum has not become dominant social discourse due to lack of mediaFarsi -language networks abroad do not have much idea of such an idea Listen | Behind the curtain of neglect; A $500 billion economy in the shadow of oilLeila Ghobzadeh's conversation with Farhad Biashad Parvaneh Salahshouri: Members of the Constituent Assembly should not believe in violent meansWhen conditions put the government in a tight spot, they will accept any change. Parvaneh Salahshouri: We have been living in "current critical conditions" for 46 years Parvaneh Salahshouri: Mir Hossein Mousavi's statement is in line with previous protests and demands of the community Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour: The leaders of the 1957 revolution say, "This was not what we wanted!" Narrative of Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad from the charges to conviction in the Special Clerical Court Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: In my court, I read the text of Khomeini and Khamenei! Mohammad Mahdi Jafarpour: The issue of referendum and constitution amendment has long been raised in Iran Parvaneh Salahshouri: Iranian society is like a dormant volcano Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: My case prosecutor told me that I know you did not insult Mr. Khamenei Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour: The right to self -determination, like the right to life, is of natural and obvious rights Parvaneh Salahshouri: The new constitution will be voted on if it can satisfy the people. Hossein Bayat: The perception of transition in Iran is a caricature Hossein Bayat: Revolution is not a suitable option for transition to democracy Parvaneh Salahshouri: Iranian society will broadly welcome the referendum Parvaneh Salahshouri: My conclusion from Mir Hossein Mousavi's statement is that the constitution must be changed. Hussein Bayat: Political activists inside the country only warn and advise Parvaneh Salahshouri: The power of the Islamic Republic is now very unstable. Parvaneh Salahshouri: According to the current constitution, we can hold a referendum. Parvaneh Salahshouri: The reform front has accommodated different approaches since its inception. Hossein Bayat's analysis of the Reform Front's statement Hossein Bayat: This political system does not easily admit its mistakes and inefficiencies Parvaneh Salahshouri: After the 12-day war, the referendum issue was taken more seriously Hossein Bayat: Iranian civil society has never been strong Hossein Bayat: No transition will occur without considering the position of the institution of religion in different social layers Parvaneh Salahshouri: The referendum will be held anyway Hossein Bayat: The differences between reformists and fundamentalists have become more apparent over the past 47 years. Hossein Bayat: We should not be caught up in ideological debates in the transition to democracy Hossein Bayat: The masses welcome the sale of dreamsI might also be accused of defending the status quo after this conversation! Hossein Bayat: Neglecting the establishment and consolidation of a democratic system in Iran is a dream come trueToday, when the Islamic Republic falls, a democratic system will not be established tomorrow! Hossein Bayat: We all want to transition to a democratic system; but how?! Mohammad Taghi Akbarnaj: The value of our action lies in our rationality.Note: This episode of the program was produced before the Israeli attack on Iran. Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: In the Quran and hadiths, jurisprudence and ethics are not divided; rather, we have "ethical jurisprudence"Our jurisprudence must be ethical and educational. Ruhollah Rahimpour: Trump's pressure made Iraqchi and Witcaf encounter each otherMr. Busaidi's design was in such a way that the negotiations were arbitrary on both sides Ruhollah Rahimpour's first -hand narrative of Iran -US negotiations in MuscatWe were likely to be narrating the Iranian side Fadah Hossein Maliki: In the first round of negotiations, the two sides looked at each other.It was Iran's proposal to negotiate in Oman Fadah Hossein Maliki: Defense and missile issues are Iran's red lineIf Iran - like Israel - has a nuclear weapon, will be balanced Ali Jannati in an exclusive interview with Abdi Media: The dollar is just a symbol of our deep economic problems.Our middle class moves towards the line every day. Mahdi Zakerian: The civil society of Iran has been destroyed.The middle class is neurotic. Mahdi Zakarian: The Islamic Republic could have held multiple referendums since the beginning of the revolution.Holding a referendum could have helped people get accustomed to democracy. Mahdi Zakerian: The current constitution is heavily influenced by the ideological system.The experience of the Constitutional Revolution was also a kind of writing a constitution. Reza Haji Karim: If I had full authority, my first decision was to reform the Supreme Water CouncilAll stakeholders must be present on the issue of water governance Reza Haji Karim: We are disappointed with access to government fundingWe need to have a regulatory body that protects the country's territorial sustainability Mehdi Zakarian: In Iran, the referendum is neither a political tradition nor a cultural traditionOur society is dreamy and patriarchal Reza Haji Karim: The industry of our country is in critical conditionOne of the places in which we were able to pursue the discussion of water reversal Reza Haji Karim: Transfer of the capital to solve the water problem is not even a good joke!The discussion of the transmission of the Capital is sweet Sadegh Zibaklam: We did not give the Kurds the smallest civil rightsWe have not respected any of the minority civil rights Reza Haji Karim: The country's total electricity issue will be resolved by $ 5 billion in investmentThe water crisis is a civilization crisis Reza Haji Karim: What we do in water management is worse than nothingIf you can't have sustainable development, do nothing! Sadegh Zibaklam: Iran is not the only country to face the issue of ethnicityThe issue of ethnicity only solves democracy Reza Hajikarim's story about water lobbiesOf the six general policies of the regime in the water sector, not a single one has been implemented. Sadegh Zibaklam: If a foreign power attacks Iran, I can't defend the attackerThe intellectual who - because of his popularity - says what he does not believe in, is in the pain of the wall! Reza Haji Karim: The water crisis in Iran has turned into a security threat.We do not make use of natural dams; we become dependent on Afghanistan for water supply. Sadegh Zibakalam: I am opposed to overthrowing the regime.Many do not honestly say that they oppose the overthrow. Reza Haji Karim: Tehran's water rate - compared to its population - zeroTransfer of water from Taleghan to Tehran does not solve the problem of Tehran's water Reza Haji Karim: We don't need to bring us technology from the outsideNo country in the construction of a self -sustainable waterfront; But we make our own waterfall plants Sadegh Zibaklam: The subject of the overthrow of the system was raised after year 2"Woman, Life, Freedom" fired a shotgun Sadegh Zibaklam: I consider the fall of the system as an illusionAnyone who speaks of falling or crossing the system is popular Reza Haji Karim: You can't decide on a complex issue like water behind closed doorsIn the Supreme Water Council, everyone except the people and the private sector! Reza Haji Karim: Problems in water industry projects do not fall on the agentsA project that sweeten water from the Oman Sea and takes to Khorasan is a non -study project Reza Haji Karim: If we consider the current water situation linearly, we will reach water bankruptcy in 2033. Reza Haji Karim: The country's drinking and industrial water needs can be met with 13 billion cubic meters of waterEither we reform the water governance system, or we enter a dangerous precipice. Reza Haji Karim: 65 percent of Iran's population lives in absolute water povertyRenewable water is water that is renewed annually through rainfall. Ali Afshari: Engineer Mousavi's proposal is a middle-ground solution and is beneficial for everyone in the long run.The political order must be revived in Iran. Ali Afshari: To hold a referendum, the current structure for conducting elections in the country can be utilized.What is important now is the reference for determining candidates and overseeing the elections. Ali Afshari: It is likely that a combination of monarchist and republican forces will be present in the founding assembly.The referendum plan is a banner that gives direction to the protests and struggles that have existed until today and unites them. Ali Afshari: The process of selecting members of the Constitutional Assembly depends on the manner of the collapse of the established order.The establishment of a constituent assembly through foreign intervention is also one of the scenarios. Ali Afshari: If the government continues to avoid structural reforms until the end, the referendum will take on a revolutionary flavor.Alternative options to the Islamic Republic are generally in two forms: constitutional monarchy and republican system. Ali Afshari: The 1979 referendum was undemocratic and a kind of reconstruction of allegiance in the 20th centuryOur experiences with the referendum and the Constituent Assembly elections are negative. Ali Afshari: Engineer Mousavi did not freeze in the 1960s and underwent many changesIt is much more difficult to endure house arrest and solitary confinement than public prison. Ali Afshari: The diversity and plurality of referendum supporters is unprecedentedEngineer Mousavi proposed the idea of a referendum three years ago, but today he has more support. Taghi Azad Armaki: Mousavi's idea of being conditioned is that the political system accepts its weakeningIf the political system wants to refuse society from the revolution, it has to come to democracy Hassan Yousefi Eshkouri: I do not want humiliating surrenderI hope the ceasefire lasts and the Islamic Republic can slowly stand on its own feet. 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. Katherine Shakdam: The decision not to wear a hijab anymore was my personal choice.My hijab in Iran was not my own choice. Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: I do not see the rationality necessary for future thinking in the clergyThe Chinese also realized after Mao that his policies were not working Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: The concept of Ayatollah Khomeini from the jurisprudence was not accepted by juristsIn the Islamic Republic, everything ruled except religion! Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: Religious authority has been removed from the clergyWe have always contradicted tradition and modernity, and none of them overcome the other Mohammad Mahtahernia: Did you lose as many commanders in these three days as you did in the eight years of war against Saddam?!Iran has been and is one of the largest countries in the Middle East in terms of stature. Mahdi Motehernia: Russia and China do not actually stand behind the Islamic Republic of Iran.Russia and China are trying to gain advantages in this game from the cradle of the power ceremony. Mahdi Motaharnia: Ritual collapse is one of the future scenarios of the war between Iran and Israel.With the occurrence of internal collapse and the entry of external powers as amplifiers, a ritual collapse occurs. Mahdi Motaharnia: The value system of Iran has collapsed.The gradual internal collapse on both sides and the deterrent entry of global powers are two uncertainties in the Iran-Israel conflict. Taghi Rahmani: After the Green Movement, Israel's greatest influence in Iran began.The assassination of Fakhrizadeh [by Israel] did not bring the government to its senses! Is social development a prerequisite for economic development?Mahdi Motaharnia: Development is something that follows symmetrical interaction. Mehdi Motaharnia: The government's concession has occurred in practiceWhen it comes to this, any retreat in positions can be a kind of acceleration of the final defeat. Mehdi Motaharnia: There are different scenarios about Iran's future; now is not the time to bring this up.Trump doesn't make decisions alone, there is a system of thought behind him. Mehdi Motaharnia: All revolutionary leaders received support from abroad. Didn't Ayatollah Khomeini come on a French plane? Didn't the Guadeloupe Conference take place?When you show weakness within and don't use resources wisely, someone else comes along and assigns you a task. Sadegh Zibaklam: I am afraid to read this brief atmosphere on the pretext of finding spies! It is acceptable that a number of Afghans have cooperated with Mossad are acceptable; But who were these Afghans? Hussein Raghfar: The liberal economy has not led to social justice anywhere in the worldA new oligarchy was created after the war and the whole economy conquered these institutions Hussein Raghfar: The first secret of development is political willNecessity to make structural changes today is quite evident Hossein Raghfar: They have been able to criticize various pretexts for two yearsThe presence of security agencies in the country's economy cannot be ignored Sadegh Zibaklam: It was us who said from February 5, "We have to destroy Israel!" The nuclear industry became the tool of the Islamic Republic to confront the West and arrogance Sadegh Zibakalam: The current ceasefire may become like the situation between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.Now the Israelis are watching like eagles to see what we are doing in Fordow! Mehdi Motaharnia: Where is Mr. Pezeshkian now? Why aren't they giving speeches?!If you do not know the alphabet of politics, don't be a politician! Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: The worst national cohesion is the cohesion to be created by war People are not involved with the nuclear industry; But are involved with the automotive industry daily Morteza Alviri: People did not see Ayatollah Khomeini as an external agentHow the referendum is held after subversion is a unanswered question Morteza Alviri: If Khamenei stops the referendum, there will be no other way than to collapseThe most desirable for me is to take over the referendum on Mr. Khamenei himself Morteza Alaviri: Mir Hossein Mousavi does not find the source of pressure on the government in foreign factors.If civil society takes shape, the path for demonstrations and marches will be paved. Morteza Alviri: Mir Hossein Mousavi believes that changing the current constitution is the right of the peopleHe believes that the constitution must be formulated and voted in by the Constituent Assembly, whose members are elected by the people. Morteza Alviri: Mir Hossein Mousavi's statement is the call for those who found out after the war. Before the 6 -day war, the process of collapse was to collapse Morteza Alviri: Mir Hossein Mousavi does not emphasize the type of future political systemMr Mousavi says the referendum first should be carried out on changing the current constitution Morteza Alviri's explicit remarks to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Morteza Alviri: I tell Mr. Khamenei to remove the American issue from foreign policy Morteza Alviri: The way Mir Hossein Mousavi has drawn is a peaceful and violent wayI do not think subversive currents can strike the sovereignty Morteza Elviri: Civil resistance must be formedIn many countries around the world, this process has taken place and the governments have finally gave up the referendum. shahin sharghi: The dangerous future is to be the slave of a machine system or a technology groupIf we do not move towards the future of people -centered, technology can create a greater gap between people and power Shahin sharghi: Power circles operate in IranThere is no intelligent bond in our sovereignty Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meibodi: In Islam, there are areas for secularismThe Prophet had also accepted the custom of rational and did not connect everything to revelation Mohammad Taqi Fazel Meybodi: Many of the issues raised in our jurisprudence today have no context. Solve the fundamental problems of girls to solve the hijab discussion Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meybodi: There is no rational or religious reason for not being president of womenOur jurisprudents are back Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meybodi: The government that becomes an ideological After the revolution we made the government Mohammad Taqi Fazel Meybodi: If Ali Ibn Abi Talib wanted to rule today, he would not rule the past styleOur expectation of jurisprudence must be limited; I do not expect the jurisprudence of medicine, engineering and property Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meybodi: The best model in today's world is the republicIf a system experienced two or three periods of republic and did not have social or political growth, it should be revised in Mehdi Motaharnia: External pressure and inner weakness will lead to "border chaos"There is no coherent media system; Everyone is hitting their instrument, and everyone is nationalized nationally! Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meybodi: Jurisprudence, in line with human lifeReligious rule is a combination that cannot be defended Mohammad Darvish: Export of high -profile agricultural products is betrayal of national resourcesWe have replaced the elites and cannot make the right decisions! Mohammad Darwish:Netanyahu is not upset for IraniansI hoped the government to appreciate these people who didn't eat Netanyahu Mohammed Darwish: In part of the sovereignty, we have a thought that has been back in civilization for a hundred yearsHow can you make a yellow cake despite sanctions, but you can't say anything in sustainable energies?! Mohammed Darwish: I was banned from Hassan Rouhani's second government!You have to change the deviant national media managers! Mohammad Darvish: The Geological Survey has been forced to publish its reports confidential!Has taken the danger of subsidence to be part of a serious sovereignty; But we still have a long way Mohammad Darvish: Not just Guilan province is involved in droughtTehran does not have much agricultural land and the decline in water consumption in agriculture has no effect on Tehran's water resources Mohammad Darvish: 5 % of our drinking water resources do not reach the real consumerTehran today has a population of 10 million and is still one of the most immigrant cities in the country Mohammad Darwish: Mr. Imam Friday! Do not comment on the area you are not competent!In Khorasan Razavi Mr. Alam al -Hadi is the number one man Mohammed Darwish: We have worked on the National Food Security Document for eight years and finally approved by the Ibrahim Raisi governmentAccording to this document, water should be reduced to 5 billion cubic meters by year 3. Mohammad Darvish: We have businesses in this country that are profitable in the implementation of water transfer plansThey give us a security stigma and put us under different pressures Mohammad Darvish: We actually missed one hundred thousand square kilometers of Iranian soil because of subsidenceEven if we zero, it will take at least between 2 and 6,000 years, with these subsidized areas. Mohammed Darwish: The first -rate accused of water is inappropriate in the country's system of tact We considered the water instead of a bio -commodity, and we went to sell it! Tajik: To talk to the opposition, the community must be politically managed, not securityIn critical situations we must act revolutionary; Should not be captured by the country's administrative system Nusratullah Tajik: Influence in Iran has become an organization from the past and has become an organizationTransparent Transparent Information Circulation The Influenc Nusratullah Tajik: Our problem is to decideDecisions have been broadcast; That's why no one is responsible for accepting Nusratullah Tajik: The country's administrative system is rottingI consider the fundamental problem before the system and the political structure, the country's administrative system Nusratullah Tajik: You can't have developmental foreign policy with a negative balance of Cold WarWhat foreign policy do we expect from our elites in a society where writing a thesis is promoted? Nusratullah Tajik: Israel was looking for collapse - even at the price of Iran's breakdown -Either we must reduce the burden of foreign policy, or we have to increase its ability Sayed Davood Aghaei: Today we are neither in the state of war nor in peaceAny moment may be the ceasefire broken Davood Aghaei: Activation of the trigger means the start of UN sanctions against Iran by the international communityWith this mechanism activated, we are subject to the boycott of the United Nations and the Security Council in all areas. Seyyed Davoud Aghaei: The trigger mechanism is unilateral in many ways and is included solely against Iran in the JCPOA.If a Security Council is adopted in the opposite by using the trigger mechanism, it can neutralize the plan to use the trigger mechanism Seyyed Davoud Aghaei: Ideological turn in relation to the world is far from expected, but not impossibleCommunist values rule China, but the Chinese have redefined their national interests. Seyyed Davoud Aghaei: As long as the JCPOA is in place, there is a possibility of using the trigger mechanismAs long as the JCPOA remains legally valid, Iran, Russia, France, Britain, and Germany are its members. Seyyed Davoud Aghaei: The insistence of officials on a series of principles and values is one of the reasons for our loneliness in the world today.The Islamic Revolution's attempt was to open a third way in the Cold War environment and not rely on the East or the West. Seyyed Davoud Aghaei: Diplomacy has the flexibility to be used in areas of cooperation between governmentsIn international relations, the principle is based on give-and-take, and one cannot unilaterally enter the arena of dialogue. Seyyed Davoud Aghaei: Preemptive and preventive self-defense are illegal from the perspective of international lawLegitimate defense is the inherent right of all states and is recognized. Seyyed Davoud Aghaei: Israel's excuses for attacking Iran are political and have no legal justificationThe mere claims and slogans made in one country cannot be enough excuse for another government military attack. Hossein Raghfar: We have two governments: one has everything in its hands and is unaccountable, while the other has nothing in its hands and is reprimanded for accountability.This government is a huge bureaucratic organization that devours large amounts of money and produces nothing. Hussein Raghfar: The dollar made seven dollars on the pretext of producing and exporting $ 4,000!The soil on the authorities that made us export our daughters to the Arab countries! Hussein Raghfar: Banks have become cancer of the country's economyThese banks have nothing to do with people's production and needs Hussein Raghfar: The assassination of military commanders and nuclear scientists brought an unprecedented shock into the communityIran's response to Israeli attacks shocked among Israelis Hossein Raghfar: The sources of all petrochemical and steel companies are subsidizedMen's children are now buying and selling homes now Hussein Raghfar: The main purpose of the US -Israel invasion was the regime change in IranGroups of MEK and monarchists were part of Israeli and US operational officers inside Iran Sadeq Zibakalam: Collapse will not happen!If the system doesn't pursue political reforms, I don't know where it will go! Mehdi Motaharnia: Our people will do their job at an appropriate time - which is not too late.When the number of people who say "we are not political" increases, it means that convergence with the government is decreasing. Mahdi Matoharnia: Building an atomic bomb does not change anything for us.You can no longer gather people under the name of the Party of God. Sadegh Zibaklam: The Israelis may have taken revenge on October 5 from the IraniansIf today in Gaza is ceased and returned before October 5, Netanyahu will fall! Mehdi Motaharnia: A military attack on Iran will continue, but not in the classic meaningThe current ceasefire is the display of American power in establishing a new world order Mehdi Motaharnia: The shadow war will continue until a government in Iran to accept international rules and power play.Trump will be remembered as one of the great US presidents if he could succeed Sadegh Zibaklam: The American I know, hit the Taliban and in Vietnam!The trenches behind the external names and terms are "giving up"! Sadegh Zibaklam: This military conflict is not war; The Islamic Republic, Netanyahu and Trump, do not want widespread warThey can achieve what they want - crippling Iran's nuclear capability - without fighting. Mehdi Motaharnia: The Iranian people today want to have a responsive government appropriate to their dignity You still know economic independence to produce watermelon! Sadegh Zibakalam: Whether we like it or not, we have a problem called 'Baj-i Kurdistan'!The Imam also said a lot of beautiful things in Paris! Mahdi Motaharnia: The ritual of power dictated the beginning of this war.In the war of narratives, a discourse has only one decade of effectiveness. Sadegh Zibakalam: My biggest mistake in life was that after the revolution, I did not continue to seek democracy.I and many others have fallen into the polluted swamp of degenerative anti-Americanism. Mahdi Motaharnia: The provisional government will come from within, and the future government will come from without.The more you said 'Death to America', the more the Americans came to the region. Sadegh Zibakalam: Who said Reza Pahlavi has the qualifications, abilities, and authority to govern Iran?Reza Pahlavi did not have the necessary political ability to form a coalition to lead the opposition. Sadegh Zibaklam: Ayatollah Khomeini did not bring foreigners to IranIn the humanities, we have been back from developed countries for 5 years! Mehdi Motaharnia: Today Tel Aviv is victorious in the war of narrativesIsrael has been promising to destroy the Islamic Republic for many years Sadegh Zibaklam: Israel's support for fighting the Islamic Republic is not justified and ethicalWe should not satisfy our Islamic Republic of Iran's destruction Mehdi Motaharnia: They want to compel Tehran and get the future from revolutionary discourseWe are now in the transition from humiliation to final destruction Sadegh Zibaklam: The Islamic Republic's narratives and the opposition do not have the people's response to Israeli attacks with close factsIn the turmoil of those days, people were frightened and worried Mehdi Motaharnia: The day that passed was the product of what was formed in the field of future world orderUSA on the basis of the widespread perception that has gained power in the last two centuries Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: No understanding man can defend Reza Pahlavi's performanceDuring the revolution, people also said that as Mohammad Reza Pahlavi goes, it would be enough and whatever happens afterwards it would be better. Mohammad Taghi Akbarnajad: We should not tell the world that 'until today we have made mistakes and now we have no problems with Israel!'The macro strategy and the strategic policy of the system must change Mohammad Taqi Akbarnezhad: Our main issue today with the West is not the nuclear issue.Israel is the limb of Europe and America. Mohammad Taghi Akbarnajad: The Islamic Republic must resolve its issues with the United States and Israel.These people have to endure this inflation for 25 years before Israel is destroyed?! Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: The idea of the Israelis is to turn the nation against each other.I prefer captivity to salvation that comes from the hands of Israel. Mohammad Taghi Akbarnajad: The regime's resentment has caused some to be unable to analyze issues correctly.If it takes a million people to overthrow the Islamic Republic, Israel will do it Mohammad Taqi Akbarnezhad: The war is not over, and we are in a very dangerous situation.In information warfare, a ceasefire is very dangerous. Mohammad-Taqi Akbar-Najad: The Islamic Republic deals irrationally with the issue of Israel.Israel is not the first oppressor on Earth, nor will it be the last. Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: Foreign policy tensions have neglected the country's internal issuesOf Israel's position was the best time to start the battle Lana Ravandi Fada'i: With the fall of Bashar al -Assad, the Middle East has undergone many changesThe Julani government is not friendly with Russia; But he doesn't want to conflict with them Hassan Yousefi Eshkouri: The assassinations that took place in the six -day war were not possible except with Israel's influenceUnfortunately, the appearance and formalist perspective of the gentlemen [Islamic Republic] has led to only a series of apocalyptic formalities. Hasan Yousofi Ashkouri: Mr. Khamenei must have realized by now that the people are dissatisfied.Civil society has been damaged by this war. Lana Ravandi Fada'i: Russia has played a positive role in this warUS -Russian relations have undergone many changes Hassan Yousefi Eshkouri: One cannot expect Russia and China to come to Iran on the dayPart of these traitors are manifested in Reza Pahlavi and Israeli Lana Ravandi Fada'i: Iran sold its S-1 defense to Turkey and the purchase of the S-1 system was very expensive for Iran due to its lack of dependence on Russia, Iran gave up S-1 purchase.When you buy your defensive system all from one country, you will be dependent on the seller country Lana Ravandi Fada'i: The likelihood of a change in Iran is very unlikeMost Iranian people think that demonstrations during the war are a kind of betrayal of the country and helping the enemy Mehdi Motaharnia: Our people have an expensive life experienceThis nation has caused suffering that will inevitably reach future democracy Hassan Yousefi Eshkouri: The tact of things has been clever and have not been caught up in excitement, stress and extremism.If the war was eroded, Iran would have the power to continue for at least one or two months Lana Ravandi Fada'i: America wants to weaken China and one of its ways is to ruin Iran -China relationsIn my opinion, the main reason for this war is that Netanyahu wishes to overthrow the Islamic government of Iran Mehdi Motaharnia: Land War in these types of wars is a very difficult optionMiniature ground warfare is currently going on Hassan Yousefi Eshkevari: Mr. Khamenei - as the 5 -year -old leader of the Islamic Republic - made fatalitiesIn my opinion, Mr. Khamenei and his agents acted rationally in the war - in the war. 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