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The Role of Russia in the Iran-U.S. Nuclear Agreement" with the presence of Dr. Elaheh Koulaei, Professor of Regional Studies at the University of Tehran

In this dark theater of power, the roles are not pre-written, but the life and death of nations are determined in every unspoken dialogue. Every smile behind the glass table may conceal a shadow of betrayal, and the one who remains silent may be more dangerous than the one who shouts. Here, the truth lies not in what they say, but in what they do not say.

Israel's Hybrid War with Iran: From Mehdi Nassiri and Reza Pahlavi to the Way Out, featuring Hojjat-ol-Islam val-Moslemeen Mohammad-Taqi Akbarnejad, Lecturer at the Qom Seminary

Has the war ended? Or have we just entered its main phase? When the enemy no longer approaches from the border but strikes from other directions, how, who, and where does it collapse? Amidst fire and diplomacy, in a land that still smells of gunpowder, a fundamental question lies before us: How can one stand without being destroyed? How can one fight without being a warmonger?

See | What future had Seyyed Mostafa Tajzadeh predicted for Iran? Reposted on the occasion of the 11th anniversary of his imprisonment.

Here it is from the YouTube channel of Abdi Media

See | Ghalibaf reveals details of the Iran-U.S. agreement | The Strait of Hormuz, $300 billion, and the end of the war

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Mehrdad Khansari: Mr. Pahlavi is not on the verge of occupying Iran or establishing a monarchy.

Such actions take time, and we must maintain our credibility.

Mehrdad Khansari: Personally, I cannot support the positions that have been announced by him.

As a fighter Iranian, I do not want him to get involved in issues that are beyond control or that contradict the position of a constitutional monarch.

Mehrdad Khansari: The program that Reza Pahlavi announced today for the transitional period is inconsistent with his previous principles.

During the years when I was alongside Reza Pahlavi, he was a democratic individual and did not fight for the restoration of the "monarchy".

Mehrdad Khansari: In the current situation, I do not see any alternative as practical in the short term.

The Islamic Republic is not on the verge of collapse.

Mehrdad Khansari: The issue for which an agreement must be reached is the replacement of the sovereignty of Velayat (Guardianship of the Jurist) with the sovereignty of the people.

The sidelining of Ayatollah Khamenei has "discredited" (made ambiguous or tainted) the concept of Velayat (Guardianship of the Jurist).

Mehrdad Khansari: Those who came with Khomeini and seized power diminished over time, and only 15-20 percent of them remain.

All the levers of power are in the hands of this 15-20 percent, and they run the country.

Published for the first time - Part of the memoirs of Major General Mohammad Hossein Afshardi, known as Mohammad Bagheri...

The third Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, who was targeted in the recent attacks by the United States and Israel. How was a unit called "Intelligence-Operations" formed?

Watch | Araqchi Reveals Details of the Agreement with the US; Ghalibaf, the Strait of Hormuz and the 14-Point Memorandum

Mehrdad Khansari: In a situation that is neither war nor peace, the Islamic Republic is not more unstable.

Neither the Islamic Republic nor the US government wants to return to the battlefield.

Mehrdad Khansari: A foreign attack harms the work of constructive political forces and creates conditions where many people, for national reasons, stand behind the system.

The attack on Iran was against international law.

The selection of Mojtaba Khamenei as the leader of the Islamic Republic: what does it signify? An exclusive conversation with Mehrdad Khansari.

Mehrdad Khansari: The removal (or sidelining) of Ayatollah Khamenei has created a situation in which, if our nation is vigilant...

Is the current dissatisfaction of the people similar to the dissatisfaction of the people in 1979?

Mehrdad Khansari: The nature of the current dissatisfaction of the people is different from the past.

Mehrdad Khansari: The cause of the Shah's downfall was the dissatisfaction of the people.

The people wanted more political freedom, which was not available at that time.

Mehrdad Khansari: The Shah was a dictator politically, but he was not a brutal dictator.

The Shah intervened in two areas: matters related to foreign policy and military matters and the defense of the country.

Mehrdad Khansari: One of the differences between the rule of the Shah and the current rule is that the head of the country should not abandon his land.

During the time of the Shah, dissatisfaction could be curbed by providing financial facilities to the people.

Is public dissatisfaction with the government a "historical repetition"? Exclusive interview with Mehrdad Khansari

Mehrdad Khansari: Our country, at the time when Mohammad Reza Shah came to the throne, was a poor country.

Mojtaba Khamenei and the New Architecture of Power; Will the Third Generation of the Islamic Republic Be Consolidated? A Conversation with Hassan Etemadi, Political Analyst.

It is very clear that the Islamic Republic is at one of the most sensitive historical junctures. Therefore, we are going to discuss an issue that is important for the future of Iran, and the topic of our conversation is the structure of power in Iran. We know that after the attacks that took place in recent months, and after the killing of Ayatollah Khamenei and the transfer of leadership in a very strange and extraordinary process to his son, Mojtaba Khamenei, many now believe that the Islamic Republic has entered its third generation. Although to this day, we have not seen any live voice, image, photo, or even a live signature from the new leader. Has Iran entered the era of a military-security government? And can the new architecture of power stabilize the Islamic Republic system and the nascent system of Mojtaba Khamenei, or will new crises arise?

What is the biggest weakness of the Islamic Republic? Exclusive interview with Mehrdad Khansari

Mehrdad Khansari: The biggest weakness of the Islamic Republic is the lack of development and the creation of public dissatisfaction.

The Islamic Republic has made extensive use of the experiences of "1957".

The skill he had in construction, he did not have in "crisis management".

Brigadier General of the Guards Seyyed Majid Mousavi, commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force, while appreciating the people's presence in the squares for 100 nights...

The members of the force command office and the producer of this video are apparently unaware of the picture of the founding leader of the Islamic Republic, which is a legal requirement.

Hossein Bayat: In such an emergency situation, there is no authorization for the government to become "self-satisfied" or "pleased with itself."

If the government continues its practice of raids, imprisonments, and house arrests, what we were worried about happening through a foreign attack will instead occur through "social collapse."

Hossein Bayat: Fundamental rights have always come into conflict with the ideological foundations of the Islamic Republic.

We are in an emergency situation in which the law is not observed.

Is the Islamic Republic in an "emergency" condition? Hossein Bayat responds.

Hossein Bayat: When the leader of the Islamic Republic is assassinated in the first second of the war, it means we are naturally in an emergency situation.

Hossein Bayat: Given the conditions in which the Islamic Republic finds itself, it cannot and does not want to be a defender of "fundamental rights."

The theoretical foundations of the Islamic Republic are fraught with conflict and contradiction.

Hossein Bayat: The discussion of "transition" is currently ruled out.

If there is to be a discussion of "transition," then the issue of "war" — which has already been defeated — must be raised again.

Reza Pahlavi, the Islamic Republic, and the War Trade — Shaghayegh Norouzi speaks frankly.

I want to speak on Abdi Media about one of the most complex and tense arenas of Iranian politics — a space between war and freedom, between the opposition and power, and between truth and the politics of commerce; about a society that has for years been suspended between anger, fear, hope, revenge, freedom, and collapse, and now stands at a point where it is simultaneously afraid of war, afraid of the continuation of the status quo, and afraid of a future of which it still has no clear image. In years when Iran is simultaneously entangled in internal crisis, external pressure, the threat of war, and the collapse of public trust, great questions remain — questions whose answers many might find important to know: Who truly speaks for Iran?

Shaghayegh Norouzi addressing Reza Pahlavi: You never understood what happened to your father and grandfather.

If you had understood, you wouldn't have relied one bit on foreign interference!

Shaghayegh Norouzi: The instrumental view of popular forces in both the current establishment and the opposition is similar to each other.

The binary of "people vs. government" is wrong and has led to war.

Shaghayegh Norouzi: I didn't think the current system's capability to fight in the war would be this much.

It cannot be said that those who are involved in the country's defense mechanism are necessarily the same people who suppressed the people in January

Watch | The Third Leader, War, and the Future of Iran; Is Reza Pahlavi the most important alternative to the Islamic Republic? In a conversation with Mehrdad Khansari, former diplomat and political analyst.

Watch on the Abdi Media YouTube channel.

Shaghayegh Norouzi: Right now, an authoritarian current has been created outside the borders of Iran.

Outside the country, the level of violence has risen so high that anyone who speaks "anti-war" cannot feel safe.

Exclusive release by Abdi Media – Part of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi's message on the occasion of Eid al-Ghadir, August 1954

Iran After Ayatollah Khamenei | Mojtaba, Reza, Donald, Benjamin, Ahmad, or Mohammad Bagher: Who Will Shape the Future? A Conversation with Mohsen Sazegara, Political Analyst

Shaghayegh Norouzi: A Significant Portion of the Iranian People Are Desperately Seeking a Way Out of the Current Situation

Under these circumstances, someone like Reza Pahlavi can become "sacralized."

Shaqayegh Norouzi: I Do Not View Reza Pahlavi's Movement as a Revolution

They Lack the Authenticity, Foundations, and Ideals of a Genuine Revolution

Shaqayegh Norouzi: Pahlavi Is Neither Aligned with His Father's Model of Governance Nor with the Ideals for Which the People Have Struggled

The Pahlavi model of governance is based on a paternalistic and patriarchal style of rule.

Never-before-seen footage of a conversation between Manouchehr Nozari and Homeyra in the courtyard of the singer's palace-like home / "My husband doesn't let me sleep at night."

Shagaig Nowrozi: The opposition abroad has not protected a decent culture for Iran

Free speech lives in safety

Shaghayegh Norouzi: The media carried out the war operation exceptionally well.

This entire affair of war is a "business."

Shaghayegh Norouzi: Pahlavi bears significant responsibility for the events of the month of Dey because he knows the regime wrongfully fires upon protesters.

In no movement have we had such facilitation for the issue of mass killing.

Shaghayegh Norouzi: A Popular Uprising Turned Into a Bridge Between Two Wars

This creature and her entire campaign view the existence of the Iranian human through a consumerist lens.

Shaghayegh Norouzi: December was one of the most tragic events in Iran’s contemporary history.

In December, an additional layer was added to the government's repression, and that was due to the role played by Pahlavi.

Shaghayegh Norouzi: Repression inside the country has led some people to accept war as a path for change.

The "dead ends" were translated into "insoluble" issues for the people

Shaghayegh Norouzi: People who have experienced “discrimination” are more prone to being “protesters.”

We need people who can stand against the waves.
 

Shaghayegh Norouzi: The theory that we should ignore all our standards simply because we oppose a political system is incorrect.

The path ahead does not lead to liberation.
 

Memorable moments in Iran’s history – The liberation of Khorramshahr by Iranians following Iraq’s invasion of Iranian territory.

An excerpt from the documentary Khorramshahr by Ali Hamid.

Mohsen Sazegara: Leadership by a single individual in our society is neither feasible nor desirable.

Individual leadership is not desirable because such an event occurred in the Islamic Revolution.

Watch | War against Iran and its effects on fundamental rights; does war justify the suspension of citizens’ constitutional rights? A conversation with Dr. Hossein Bayat.

From the YouTube channel of Abdi Media

Mohsen Sazegara: The performance of the leader of the 1979 Revolution and Reza Pahlavi cannot be compared with one another.

The strength of revolutions is proportional to the strength of their leaders.

Mohsen Sazegara: A war involving someone as unpredictable as Trump will lead nowhere.

The waves of such a war are still on their way, and they will give rise to an “economic tsunami” in Iran.

Mohsen Sazegara: Reza Pahlavi created a disaster in his first test of leadership.

Reza Pahlavi turned his back on the “New Covenant” that he had previously presented.

Mohsen Sazegara: December is not in continuation of “Woman, Life, Freedom.”

Given the course of events in the country, it is natural that this government has no choice but to leave.
 

Mohsen Sazegara: The ideology of “jurisprudential Islam,” which is the structure of the government, has been defeated by the theory of “Woman, Life, Freedom.”

The Green Movement is the first movement in which people took to the streets for their civil rights without being called by the clergy.

The slogan “Woman, Life, Freedom” from the perspective of Mohsen Sazegara.

Mohsen Sazegara: The slogan “Woman, Life, Freedom” was a gift from our Kurdish compatriots, and this slogan is not accidental.

Mohsen Sazegara: The conditions in our society are revolutionary.

This revolution remained unfinished, but it achieved one of its demands, which is the issue of compulsory dress code and women’s rights.

Was the 1979 Revolution really a revolution? An exclusive interview with Mohsen Sazegara.

Mohsen Sazegara: Any process in which various segments of society, not just a single class, collectively enter the political arena and demand a change of government is a revolutionary process.
 

Mohsen Sazegara: Mohammad Reza Shah feared a religious uprising by clerics and therefore allowed them considerable freedom.

He created a suitable opportunity for religious opponents who were also ideologically equipped.
 

Reza Pahlavi, the Islamic Republic, and the business of war — Shaqayegh Norouzi speaks candidly.

From the Abdi Media YouTube channel.

Mohsen Sazegara: Mohammad Reza Pahlavi became a military dictator from June 5 and was no longer that constitutional king

Mohammad Reza Pahlavi dissolved all the parties.

What was the difference between the 1979 Revolution model and Mohammad Reza Pahlavi’s government?

Mohsen Sazegara: There were two main disputes with the Shah; they said he was an American puppet and that he did not implement Islamic jurisprudential rulings.

Mohsen Sazegara: Mr. Khomeini proposed a system in which a person called the “Supreme Jurist (Velayat-e Faqih)” has “god-like powers.”

I came to the conclusion that the problems of the Islamic Republic lie in clerical Islam (jurisprudential Islam).

Mohsen Sazegara: The problems of the Islamic Republic system are inherent to its nature, and this theory is manifested in the constitution.

During my time in Evin Prison, I became aware of the rumors about Lajevardi being a “butcher.”

Mohsen Sazegara: The journal Kiyan was one of the most successful intellectual projects in the country and addressed the problem of religion and rationality.

Mr. Khamenei used to say that the magazine *Kiyan* was a “dinosaur egg” and that a monster would emerge from it.
 

Where did the disagreements between Sazegara and Ayatollah Khamenei begin?

Mohsen Sazegara: I was working as an advisor at the Iran Data Processing Company; Mr. Khamenei issued an order from above that “so-and-so should no longer be there!”

Mohsen Sazegara: I told Hashemi Rafsanjani that you no longer have any excuse for the people, and that you must provide peace and comfort.

The confrontation with the United States and Israel was the axis of the Islamic Republic’s foreign policy.

Hassan Etemadi: A large percentage of monarchists will become disillusioned, and the public will not trust them either.

The national, freedom-seeking, and pro-democracy opposition must have a national media outlet; otherwise, they will fall behind.

Hassan Etemadi: The Islamic Republic is trying to ensure that Reza Pahlavi remains the only opposition figure on the political stage.

During the events of December (the “Dey protests”), Reza Pahlavi played a significant role in helping the Islamic Republic deal with its opponents.

Hassan Etemadi: Mojtaba Khamenei may act in a manner similar to Mohammed bin Salman.

If the Islamic Republic wants to survive, only the word “Islamic” should remain in its name.

Hassan Etemadi: If Mojtaba Khamenei Does Not Follow His Father’s Path, He Will Not Be Able to Survive.

Mr. Mojtaba's situation must also be clarified. It needs to be addressed. People cannot live with an unseen leader.

Hassan Etemadi: If the Clerics and the IRGC Do Not Change Their Colors, They Will Not Survive.

Religious governments always justify their political changes.

Hassan Etemadi: If a War Had Not Occurred, It Was Unlikely That Mojtaba Khamenei Would Become the Leader of the Islamic Republic.

It seems that even the reformists have come to accept Mojtaba’s leadership.

Hassan Etemadi: During the First Three Years of Manoto TV, Keyvan Abbasi Could Not Stand the Sight of Reza Pahlavi.

He changed his approach based on the will and request of the sponsors

Chicks that are dyed and sold to people as budgerigars.

Farhad Salmanpour Zahir and his escape from Branch 33 of the Tehran Public and Revolutionary  

Watch | Iran After Ali Khamenei | Mojtaba, Reza, Donald, Benjamin, Ahmad, or Mohammad Bagher — who will shape the future? A conversation with Mohsen Sazegara, political analyst.

From Abdi Media's YouTube channel

Hassan Etemadi: The events of January protests have no connection to the Pahlavi era.

Claiming that the Pahlavi era has ties to some members of the Revolutionary Guards is a joke.

Hassan Etemadi: Pahlavi neither wants nor can return to Iran

There is no basis for their return

Hassan Etemadi: According to the experience and existing conditions, Pahlavi will not come to Iran

America never seeks regime change in Iran

Hassan Etemadi: The war created several factions among the oppositions abroad

I don't think that the split and disagreement in the deep layers of the government will lead to collapse

Hassan Etemadi: Serious revisions must be made regarding political issues.

If the policies of the Islamic Republic continue, some Iranians abroad will not remain silent.

Hassan Etemadi: If the Islamic Republic wants to survive, it must gain the people’s consent; otherwise, it will not endure.

If they repeat their past actions, protests broader than those of “Deymah” (January protests) will occur in Iran.
 

Will the third generation of the Islamic Republic bring about changes?

Hassan Etemadi: The children of senior officials mostly live outside Iran and have undergone many changes.

Hassan Etemadi stated that a segment of the Revolutionary Guards intends to adjust the current conditions in accordance with the preferences and inclinations of the younger generation.

They understand that it is not possible to govern a country based on a set of ideological and religious frameworks.

Did Ayatollah Khamenei achieve his goals during his rule?

Hassan Etmadi: The Islamic Republic has been successful in missile production activities

Succession Crisis in the Islamic Republic; End or Temporary?

Can a miracle create fundamental changes in the structure?

Hassan Etemadi: The Islamic Republic considered hereditary rule to be one of the flaws of the monarchy, yet they ended up doing the very same thing.

Hereditary rule is one of the hallmarks of authoritarian governments.

Hassan Etemadi: The 1979 Revolution Was a Political Revolution

A government came to power that paid no attention to cultural and social issues and was solely focused on gaining political power.

See | Mojtaba Khamenei and the New Architecture of Power; Will the Third Generation of the Islamic Republic Be Established? Interview with Hassan Etemadi, Political Analyst

Now on Abdi Media's YouTube channel

Did you notice the remarks made by the Representative of the Vali-e-Faqih in Gilan Province and the Friday Prayer Leader of Rasht in the media?

Did you think he expressed such views based on his own personal opinion?

Amir Hossein Sabeti, the representative for Tehran in the Parliament, has explicitly stated: "International internet access was cut off by order of the Supreme National Security Council due to the state of war; as these conditions still persist

However, Sabeti does not explicitly state that the resolution of the Supreme National Security Council bears the signature and approval of either the second or the third leader.

Do you remember the Sheikh's remarks in Saudi Arabia and my note regarding the fact that "if the Special Clerical Court does not take action against him, it is equivalent to confirming these statements"?

I wanted to say that now the Sheikh explicitly claims, according to statements by Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei's son-in-law, that the Ayatollah was, in some instances, influenced by targeted infiltration!

A historical video of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during the early years of his presidency in the 1980s.

Ambiguity regarding the manner of governing Iran after the Islamic Republic has existed for the West since the early days of the revolution and, as it appears, continues to persist.

From Beirut to Tehran: Has Qalibaf Become Mojtaba Khamenei's "Man of Negotiations"? The Behind-the-Scenes of the Temporary Ceasefire

My Dialogue and Analysis regarding the Islamabad Negotiations

A Thought-Provoking Account by Solh-Mirzaei, Member of the Assembly of Experts, on the Process of Selecting Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei as the Third Leader

A few moments ago, I watched the rebroadcast of the final episode of the documentary "Son of the Revolution" on BBC Persian for the twelfth time.

Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, an opponent of the Pahlavi regime and a fighter in the 1957 Revolution, was accompanying Ayatollah Khomeini on the French aircraft.

Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei is a leader of retribution and not a reformer.

In another conversation following the announcement of Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei as the third Leader of the Islamic Republic.

Shortly before the announcement of the name of the third Leader of the Islamic Republic, I addressed future scenarios within the current structure of the Islamic Republic in an analytical discussion.

Will the Islamic Republic remain? / At this moment, Ahmad Vahidi is wearing the coat and he is the one making the decisions

The scenario of an agreement with the Islamic Republic is on the table

We have many Eli Cohens in the Islamic Republic and it is full of influence

It is not possible to simply accept the statements of the warring parties

I was thinking about the strange and ruthless labyrinth of power and politics.

Until this day, like every human and fellow citizen, I am sad and have a lump in my throat over these forty-seven or forty-eight days, which for us have felt like forty-seven or forty-eight years.

Motaghi: The [December/January] incident had a completely tragic quality.

Reformist groups were unable to act as intermediate social forces and got caught up in the crisis themselves.

Motaghi: Israel should coordinate with America in strategy

  The regime change is related to the last stage and it is created in an environment where a full-scale war between Iran and America will be created.

Motaghi: The war will be tactical in nature and will be based on "power shift".

  Iran is the last link in the axis of evil that George Bush Jr. proposed (minus North Korea).

Motaghi: The probability that Reza Pahlavi will come to power in Iran is very limited

In Iran, a "transition" may be formed or a "power shift" may be created;  But in any case, Reza Pahlavi will not have a structural position

Motaghi: Iran will never experience the imperial atmosphere again

Reza Pahlavi has no will, authority, strategy and tactics

Motaghi: The Americans will never deploy military forces in Iran

Americans emphasize space control;  However, the Israelis' view is that the atmosphere should be made critical, violent and bloody

Motaghi: Trump is not looking for a full-scale war

  American military operations are for more bargaining and a more effective role in building power

Motaghi: Today there are many differences in Iran's social structure

  If the political processes in Iran become too radical, there will be violence that will cover the whole of Iran!

Motaghi: I consider Reza Pahlavi a stage tool

  In the coming months, we will see an escalation of violence

Motaghi: The separation of the construction of power from the social forces leads to the transformation of the foreign force into a "liberating actor".

  [In January] a large part of the social space felt that it could no longer have peaceful discourse formats.

Motaghi: Armed measures had no effect [in the victory of the 1978 revolution].

  The United States and France also used non-violent policies during that period

Motaghi: A system that is inefficient is more inclined to mechanical action

Motaghi: The current atmosphere bears a strong resemblance to August/September 1978.

Motaghi: No one can ignore the role of media and international factors in political subversion.

  The field of governance had a lot of opportunity and experience to heal wounds

Motaghi: The social structure in Iran has been transformed.

"Heroic Flexibility" means that when you cannot realize your politics, power, ideals, and patterns, you must accept what is imposed upon you!

Mottaqi: Over the past years, the political system has tried very hard to unify the space.

This mechanical integration is one of the main factors of structural fragility.

Mottaqi: The media created conditions for someone who was never a political activist to become bold.

What started in Iran will continue because none of the actors achieved their goals.

See: Pahlavi for Trump: End or Means? | Has Iran's defining moment begun?

With the presence of Dr. Ebrahim Motaghi, professor and faculty member of the Department of Political Science, Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tehran

A memorable dialogue from the film Kamal-ol-Molk, written and directed by Ali Hatami in 1983.

Atabak, the Qajar Prime Minister: "Master, do not leave little Iran all alone." Kamal-ol-Molk: "If you just leave Iran alone, it will become a great nation."

Published for the first time – A portion of the remarks by the father of the Rezaeis (father of Reza, Ahmad, Mehdi, and Azar Rezaei), members of the "People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran," on February 11, 1979.

In the presence of General Nematollah Nassiri, the former head of SAVAK, Lieutenant General Mehdi Rahimi, the military governor of Tehran at the time, and Sheikh Sadeq Khalkhali.

The King who repented; the businessman who mediated; the Leader who did not accept!

Ahmad Ghazanfarpour's narrative of Bazargan's last reformist effort before the 1979 Revolution / Freedom Movement (Nehzat-e Azadi).

Ayatollah Khamenei’s standing speech on the anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1979, emphasizing “disheartening the enemy.”

Once again, Ayatollah, while showcasing his health, spoke with a different tone and even made a slight adjustment to his beard.

Trump: We had very good talks about Iran, and it seems that Iran is very eager to reach an agreement.

We had good talks. They really want an agreement.

47 years ago in these days - documentary images of slogan writing by subversive groups of the Pahlavi imperial government...

who were later called revolutionaries after succeeding in overthrowing the government of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and the imperial regime

Historical review / I was going over some serious critiques and remembered this part of my conversation with Seyed Mostafa Tajzadeh.

My conversation with Seyed Mostafa Tajzadeh took place in 2020. May God bless Mrs. Ashraf Boroujerdi, with great considerations.

Roghani Zanjani: All government policies are reflected in the budget

The U.S. military budget is $4,800 billion, our military budget is $60 billion!

Saeed Zibakalam: I do not regret the 1978 Revolution.

The Islamic Republic is not subservient to any country.

Cyber ​​occupation sometimes precedes field occupation

  My interview with BBC Farsi about the recent hacking of Sedavasima, which was actually not a "technical malfunction" but rather an attempt to "capture the narrative".

Roghani Zanjani: First of all, I consider the current crisis to be an economic crisis

  The priority of saving the Muslim community from Israel is costly!

Saeed Zibakalam: With Reza Pahlavi's arrival, this situation of democracy, discrimination, embezzlement, and bribery will not be resolved.

  We, the political activists, are also affected by corruption and discrimination in the field of politics

Roghani Zanjani: A huge legitimacy gap has formed between the new generation and the previous generation

Hijab has now become a tool of resistance

Saeed Zibakalam: I am opposed to any sudden change enforced by force and physical means.

These practices will continue the cycle of authoritarian rule and authoritarian culture.

Saeed Zibakalam: Hassan Rouhani has committed plagiarism, lied, and tricked people!

He has neither the necessary university education [for the guardianship of the jurist] nor the necessary seminary knowledge.

Roghani Zanjani: You cannot tell the Houthis to fight and not provide them with resources!

  Strategic policies dictate the allocation of resources and indicate the strategic priority of governance

Saeed Zibakalam: As long as political and media activists stay silent, the current approach will continue.

I can easily imagine that this current Supreme Leader or the next Supreme Leader will revise everything that has been done so far.

Roghani Zanjani: The government's public revenues for this year are nearly 2,446 trillion rials.

The budget deficit for the first eight months of the year 2024 was 783 trillion rials.

Roghani Zanjani: This year's budget tries to prevent the crisis

The unemployment rate will increase by 12% in 2025

Saeed Zibakalam: The Guardianship of the Jurist is also a theory; don’t peg it to religion!

Some religious authorities and seminary scholars do not accept the guardianship of the jurist.

Saeed Zibakalam: We revolutionaries have made mistakes that we need to reconsider.

One of the factors behind the slogan 'Reza Shah, may your soul be happy' is the people's living conditions.

Saeed Zibakalam: Which of our political and press courts will be held with the presence of a jury?!

  How did Articles 26 and 27 get out of our constitution?!

Saeed Zibakalam: Today, without having a court, we actually have a court!

We have a court that has added "deception"—the third wing—to its existing "wealth and power."

Saeed Zibakalam: We turned our backs on republicanism, democracy, and political parties!

The decadent political culture of the monarchy slowly moved forward from February 1979 to March 1979.

Watch | 2026 Budget Against Livelihood; Rescue or Continuation of the Crisis? Featuring Masoud Roghani Zanjani

Saeed Zibakalam: I am sure many ministers and officials know a lot of things; but they don't reveal them until they feel the time is right!

When disorder arises, some members of parliament start talking; they bring up things from three, four, or ten years ago!

Saeed Zibakalam: During the Pahlavi era, we didn't have anything called culture or party activity

After the first step of the revolution, we had to move on to forming political parties.

Saeed Zibakalam: Our parties are either scripted or decorative!

I don't know of any powerful party in Iran.

Saeed Zibakalam: In the 1979 revolution, only one step of the revolution was taken

The 1979 revolution was nothing more than removing a number of important and influential political figures from the Shah's regime!

Watch/ Examining the obstacles of republicanism in the midst of structural reforms and political obstruction with the presence of Dr. Saeed Zibakalam, professor of philosophy at Tehran University

Abdolreza Davari: I believe that part of the future of the Islamic Republic lies in the ideas of Mr. Qalibaf

  The third leadership period will bring a transformation based on authority and pragmatism and moving towards development

Abdolreza Davari: I consider the issue of the monarchy returning to Iran to be out of the question

Mr. Reza Pahlavi has distanced himself significantly from the monarchy paradigm.

Abdolreza Davari: The officials of the Islamic Republic were themselves subversives before 1979!

The Islamic Republic knows how to contain protests because it was once a subversive government itself.

Abdolreza Davari: I see Mr. Pezeshkian's government—within the paradigm of governance—as being in a complete dead end.

The 2026 budget is a war budget.

Abdolreza Davari: Mr. Pezeshkian must either change his strategy or step aside.

Mr. Pezeshkian's government is a peacetime government.

Abdolreza Davari: Concentration of power reduces accountability; however, it must increase efficiency.

I believe that the Iranian people prefer a concentration of power that increases efficiency in proportion to that concentration.

Will the Islamic Republic collapse after Ayatollah Khamenei?

In the moment of an existential crisis, the entirety of society's religious forces—despite their criticisms—become a unified whole.

Abdolreza Davari: Structural reform is absolutely not part of Ayatollah Khamenei’s leadership paradigm.

Ayatollah Khamenei considers strategic retreat to be religiously forbidden (haram).

Abdolreza Davari: In the new era, the IRGC will have the upper hand over the clergy.

Since the establishment of the Islamic Republic, two power blocks, the "Clergy" and the "Hezbollah and the IRGC," have maintained a clear presence.

Abdolreza Davari: The third leadership will not deviate from the track established by the second leader.

There may be differences in some tactics; however, the track remains the "Second Step of the Revolution."

Abdolreza Davari: Sanctions have completely ruled out the possibility of regime change, uprisings, and popular revolutions in Iran.

A society that is fighting for its survival does not have the energy for structural change.

Abdolreza Davari: The Baqiyatallah al-Azam Headquarters is the implementer of the "Statement of the Second Step of the Revolution."

I consider the "Chastity and Hijab Law" to be a part of the "society-building" process within the framework of the Statement of the Second Step of the Revolution.

Abdolreza Davari: From the perspective of the author of the "Statement of the Second Step of the Revolution," the current crisis lies within the structure of the government.

My prediction is that the "Second Step of the Revolution" will bring about a structural change within the Islamic Republic.

Abdolreza Davari: What is proposed in the "Statement of the Second Step of the Revolution" is not compatible with liberal democracy or pure republicanism.

The "Statement of the Second Step of the Revolution" is a very transparent and clear document.

Abdolreza Davari: If our structural changes are based on the "Statement of the Second Step," responsibilities will become transparent.

Today, in the midst of various crises, you cannot hold anyone accountable.

Abdolreza Davari: The 20-year vision document could not function without a foreign policy compatible with the global order.

If our foreign policy had not entered into such conflicts, that document would have been achievable.

Abdolreza Davari: Since 2019, no power source has had the ability to influence the leadership's direction-setting.

After 2019, a period of undisputed space began for Ayatollah Khamenei.

Watch | From the Second Phase of the Revolution to the Mystery of Power / The Mystery of the Future of the Islamic Republic After Ayatollah Khamenei; Collapse or Rebirth? Featuring Abdolreza Davari, Media Activist.

Fazel Meybodi: The [Assembly of] Experts must seek advice from specialists outside the Assembly in the process of choosing the next leader.

This movement will not allow a person like Mr. Khatami to be considered for the next leadership.

Fazel Meybodi: The inner freedom that existed in the seminaries before the Revolution does not exist today.

For a peaceful transition from the second leadership to the third, Article 5 of the Constitution must be put to a referendum

Fazel Meybodi: There is a certain gang and group that wants to enforce Hijab in society through fines.

In our country, a movement has taken over sensitive positions that possesses neither political literacy nor the knowledge to manage society.

Fazel Meybodi: 50–60% of the country's problems lie in the issue of implementation.

Some flaws also stem from the structure of the government and the center of gravity of its policies.

Fazel Meybodi: The experience of religious government has not been a successful one.

If real criticism had been allowed, we would not have ended up here!

Fazel Meybodi: Political freedom in the IRIB (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting) is not in the interest of certain eulogists and political and economic mafias.

The final word must be spoken by the wise members of society.

Fazel Meybodi: No one imagined that one year after the revolution, we would be facing the Kurdistan issue!

Mr. Khomeini's pre-revolutionary perspective was vastly different from his post-revolutionary outlook.

Fazel Meybodi: The Mojahedin-e Khalq and the Freedom Movement also believed that there is a concept of government in Islam.

The model for this government was Imam Ali, and its manifesto was the Nahj al-Balagha.

Fazel Meybodi: The rotation of power controls individual greed.

At the beginning of the Revolution, many leftists in their newspapers were saying "Bravo" to Khalkhali [for his executions]!

Fazel Meybodi: Ayatollah Khomeini's acceptance of the title "Imam" was not a new phenomenon in the culture of the clergy.

Ayatollah Khamenei did not possess the charismatic personality of the Imam.

Fazel Meybodi: No one recognized Ayatollah Khomeini as the "Vali-e Faqih" (Guardian Jurist); he was known as the Leader of the Revolution.

Ayatollah Khamenei did not possess the charismatic personality of the Imam (Khomeini).

Fazel Meybodi: [At the beginning of the revolution] no one had experience with Islamic rule

No one thought about the drawbacks of the path we were taking.

See | Islam and the Islamic Republic; The Future of a Governmental Reading

In the presence of Hajj Sheikh Mohammad Taqi Fazel Meybodi, member of the Qom Seminary's Researchers and Teachers' Assembly

Mahmoudian: I accept Mr. [Mehdi] Nasiri's change, but the change must be accompanied by providing reasons

If the judicial institution is formed during the transition period, these people will not be able to become His Majesty's lifeguard by shaving Judge Salavati's beard!

Mahmoudian: Mr. Khamenei is not meant to be the agent of change; he will also accept change by force

Personal weakness and the strength of the other party can be two factors that cause the government to retreat.

Mahmoudian: Our goal in political action is to reduce repression and costs

Violence against the force of oppression intensifies oppression.

Mahmoudian: If our people do not share in development and power, they will ruin the game

We cannot have Bin Salman in our society.

Mahmoudian: My issue is not Mr. Khamenei; my issue is the transition to a democratic system

The Islamic Republic's greatest weakness is the authority of the jurist.

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.

Mahmoudian: The ruling structure of Iran did not have the capacity and capacity for reform

Three types of change are possible: reform, revolution, and transition.

Mahmoudian: Those who say "Long live Mr. Pahlavi!" become idols!

Mr. [Mehdi] Nasiri is the one who was replaced by Hossein Shariatmadari to prevent his extremism!

Mahmoudian: Nothing should remain of the Islamic Republic!

The type of future system is of secondary importance to me.

Mahmoudian: What happened in the 1979 revolution was a people's uprising against inefficiency

The result of this change was disastrous!
 

See: From Compulsion to Change to Responsibility to Choose: Democratic Transition or Repetition of Tyranny

With the presence of a conversation with Mehdi Mahmoudian, activist and political prisoner
 

Soleimani Ardestani: I do not believe in clerical rule.

It is possible that when the "white smoke" emerges, it will be completely contrary to our expectations.

Soleimani Ardestani: You will not be able to speak to these people about religious government for the next few hundred years!

Perhaps if a personality like Mr. Khatami were to become a temporary leader [for a transition to democracy], the people might accept it.

Soleimani Ardestani: Among the current clergy, I do not see anyone who possesses the competence to govern the country.

The clergy currently do not even have the competence to preach in mosques!

Soleimani Ardestani: I am very optimistic about the Iranian nation.

The people weigh the country's best interests and make decisions rationally.

Soleimani Ardestani: It is not clear what will emerge from this very Assembly of Experts 24 hours after the passing of the current Leader.

A hypocritical society cannot be predicted.

Soleimani Ardestani: If Mr. Khamenei changes his approach, I too will become his supporter.

With this current direction, I am not optimistic [about reaching the third leadership].

Soleimani Ardestani: Islam no longer holds a place in the minds of the majority of our society's youth today.

For these 46 years, we have been paying the price for a single mistake (the occupation of the U.S. Embassy).

Soleimani Ardestani: What is being interpreted as Velayat-e Faqih today is a catastrophe!

Throughout history, the majority of Shiite jurists believed that something called Velayat-e Faqih (in the sense of the rule of the jurist) does not exist.

Soleimani Ardestani: This system has not achieved its goals and has caused severe damage to both the religion and the worldly lives of the people.

I believe in fundamental reforms.

Soleimani Ardastani: The Islamic Republic has been transformed into an individual rule (or a one-person government).

I believe there is no such thing as an Islamic Government!

Soleimani Ardastani: Ayatollah Mesbah (Yazdi) was fiercely in favor of individual rule (authoritarian rule/monocracy).

Among traditional scholars, Ayatollah Mesbah (Yazdi) had the worst reaction (or attitude/approach) toward the new human rights system.

Soleimani Ardastani: The Leader told Mr. Mesbah (Yazdi) that he is the Motahhari of our time!

The only commonality I see between these two people is that both of their turbans are white!

Soleimani Ardastani: The Islamic Republic's interpretation (reading) of Islam is an unprecedented interpretation.

In this interpretation, a republic has been formed in which the people have no role whatsoever (are powerless).

Soleimani Ardastani: The security offices the Special Clerical Court, and so on, have had one achievement, and that is fostering hypocrisy!

[These agencies] have turned human beings into hypocrites who speak according to the government's wishes, but their belief is something else.

Soleimani Ardastani: Someone on television portrayed Imam Ali and the Prophet as ill-tempered and disagreeable; yet, not a single voice was raised from the seminary !

When ethics disappear, commitment also disappears; this is how corruption becomes widespread and institutionalized.

Soleimani Ardastani: I was prepared for the insults and accusations.

My hypothesis was that the reading (interpretation) presented of Shia Islam destroys ethics.

Soleimani Ardastani: Whenever religion has taken charge of government, it has been harmed itself.

What I have seen in these 48 years is completely consistent with my studies in the history of religions.

Watch: Spinoza of Iran? | The Future of Islam in the Islamic Republic featuring Haj Sheikh Abdolrahim Soleimani Ardastani

Researcher of religions, retired professor at Mofid University, and former member of the Assembly of Lecturers and Researchers of the Qom Seminary.

Zibakalam: You can in no way stop fuel smuggling.

Arab countries are sleeping on money (extremely wealthy), but even there, gasoline is 60–70 cents.

Zibakalam: The government of the Islamic Republic buys imported gasoline for 80-90 thousand Tomans per liter and sells it for 5 thousand Tomans!

The annual budget of Iran's Department of Environment is only 80 billion Rials

Zibakalam: In the past forty years, many dictatorial regimes have moved towards democracy.

Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Turkey, and Pakistan should not be compared with Norway.

Zibakalam: Velayat-e Faqih (Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist) has shown that it is completely incompatible with the principles and foundations of democracy.

I have not seen any authoritarian system throughout history that has endured.

Zibakalam: In a society where over seventy percent have issues with the governance, an incident like the story of Mahsa could happen at any moment.

I have not seen a single person in the streets who supports the establishment  

Zibakalam: The main reason for Tajzadeh remaining in prison is that he addressed the Leader personally.

Khatami, Mar'ashi, Aref, and... also do not dare to voice the things Tajzadeh says.

Sadegh Zibakalam's narrative of the memorial service for Mostafa Tajzadeh's brother

Zibakalam: The establishment and the officials were not very pleased with the welcome/reception (shown by) the people and the famous figures.

See: Iran pregnant with incidents?! With the presence of Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam, professor of political science at the university

Simorgh | Intellectualism, Power, and the Deadlock of Republic in Iran – Conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Sadegh Zibakalam

In a conversation with Sadegh Zibakalam, we examine the narrative of intellectualism, power, and the challenges of republicanism in present and future Iran. He believes that society must learn that it is possible to engage in dialogue on important issues despite differences and distinctions. Zibakalam, who for years has defended the right to vote, political participation, and dialogue with the system, now faces a part of society’s disillusionment with this approach and explicitly asks: Was the previous approach during the terms of Mr. Rouhani and Pezeshkian correct or mistaken? What are the reasons, and how can they be interpreted and justified?

Sheikh Nasser Naqavian: You have controlled all aspects of this country for 45 years; what has been the result?!

The place of ethics in our governance and politics is missing!

Sheikh Naser Naqavian: Concentration of power must be eliminated.

If the government wants to regain its lost popularity, it must first engage in a transparent and fearless dialogue with intellectuals.

Simorgh | Wisdom, Governance, Identity — a conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Dr. Ali-Asghar Pourazzat on Abdi Media

In the latest episode of Simorgh, Dr. Mehdi Motaharnia hosts Dr. Ali-Asghar Pourazzat, a prominent professor of management at the University of Tehran. The conversation begins with sharp criticisms and candid responses, and then shifts to broader discussions on public trust, wisdom, and governance in today’s Iran. The session examines topics ranging from capitulation and structural corruption to the decline of public trust and the meaning of public administration under current circumstances.

Sheikh Nasser Naqavian: Those gentlemen who sit in the seminaries and issue fatwas should come with me to the classrooms and the streets!

Note: This episode of Simorgh, produced by Abdollah Abdi, was recorded before the Israeli attack on Iran.

Listen | Simorgh | Ethics, Future Governance, and Fiqh – a conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Sheikh Nasser Naqavian.

Sheikh Nasser Naqavian: If a jurist can advance their thinking to the level of the community’s intellectual leaders, the people will accept them.

In the Constitution, alongside the term “jurists,” the phrase “fully qualified” is also mentioned.

Listen: Simorgh | Economy, Justice, Hidden Collapse — a conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Dr. Hossein Raghfar on Abdi Media

Structural corruption, the banking system trapped in the grip of security institutions, and the education crisis; Hossein Raghfar warns bluntly in an interview that if military institutions and ruling foundations do not step aside from the economy, there will be no hope for the country’s political survival.

Sheikh Naser Naqavian: In Ayatollah Khomeini’s view, music was absolutely forbidden!

If our seminary cannot update itself, it is doomed to the same fate that priests and clergy of other religions have faced.

Sheikh Nasser Naqavian: We are not seeking a revolt or reform in the sense of a revolution; rather, we aim for a structural reform.

These people have seen enough blood and bloodshed; they cannot bear another disorder — in which the blood of innocents would be spilled.

Sadegh Zibakalam: If I see a reason to depart from [my beliefs], I will certainly do so.

The three words that will shape Iran’s future: abandoning resentment, hatred, and malice.

Sadeq Zibakalaam: Our biggest problem is understanding the developments in our own society!

Note: This season of the Simorgh program, produced by Abdullah Abdi, was produced before the Israeli attack on Iran.

The Right to Protest and Iran's Future Governance Model, Mehdi Motaharnia's Conversation with Hedayat Aghaei on the Simorgh Program

In a world where political order is being redefined, the key question is how reformism in Iran will have to do with the future;  Can it be the accelerator of change or will it become a deterrent?  Part of the community has passed through reformism in year 6, and this will undoubtedly affect the future of Iran and the future of politics in the country.

Sadegh Zibakalam: It matters who is the president

I wanted with all my being to prevent Jalili's presidency; because it was a continuation of the misery that started during Mr. Raisi's time.

Sadegh Zibakalam: I am against the overthrow, but I am seeking change with all my heart.

I am in no way saying that we must cling to this system with our claws and teeth!

Water Crisis and Natural Resources; A Conversation Between Environmental Activist Mohammad Darvish and Ataullah Ebrahimi, Director of the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute

While natural resources can act as the cornerstone of a country's stability, their lack of proper management can lead to serious problems and even the collapse of the land.  To this end, today, with Dr. Ebrahimi, the head of the Institute for Soil and Watershed Management, we are discussing the effective challenges and strategies in the country's natural resource management.

Criticism of the young generation's narrative of the 1979 Revolution

Don't read more than two pages of the book to see what happened in 1979, you will only look at us with hatred and resentment.

Sadegh Zibakalam: If the Islamic Republic falls tonight, we have come out of the hole and fallen into the well.

After the fall of the Islamic Republic, our gaps will just explode and get out

Sadeq Zibakalam: We should not join the wave of hatred and grudges and say that we have no other choice but to overthrow!

Our society is influenced by four deep social divisions: cultural, religious, ethnic and financial divisions

Sadegh Zibakalam: In January 2017, some female students at Tehran University took off their headscarves for the first time.

With the anger I saw in the Basij's eyes, they might have shot female students if they had weapons

Sadegh Zibakalam: The overthrow of the cause of hatred and hatred of the Islamic Republic's system

I believe at least 5 % of Iranian people are dissatisfied with this system

Sadegh Zibaklam: When I say I disagree with overthrow, they say, "Do you see blindness?"

  What you have passed through this system, what have you done since year that this system has been closer to overthrow?

Sadegh Zibaklam: Some - like Mr. Mehdi Motaharnia - are mounted on this wave [which the system reaches the end of the line] and are careful not to find!

What if you say anything but overthrow, what have you done in the past few years?!

See: Simorgh | Intellectuals, Power and Stock of Republicanism in Iran Dialogue Mehdi Motaharnia and Sadegh Zibaklam

  Note: This season has been produced since the Israeli attack on Iran.

See: The Water and Environmental Crisis in Iran, a conversation between environmental activist Mohammad Darvish and ecologist Adel Jalili

Today's interview is with Dr. Adel Jalili, a well-known name in the field of natural resources and long-time director of the National Botanical Garden of Iran; someone who has worked for years to protect endangered species and expand ecological knowledge, but now speaks at a time when the news of the dissolution of the Natural Resources Organization in the new government has raised serious concerns

Ataullah Ebrahimi: 70-80 percent of the Natural Resources Organization's duties are governance duties

I don't think this decision was made consciously

Ataullah Ebrahimi: We must solve our soil problem before solving the water problem

We need to turn off the water supply valve so we can return the tank to its original state

Ataullah Ebrahimi: We have one of the highest soil erosion rates in the world

We are losing our territorial ecological capacity at a faster rate than the rest of the world

Amir Dabiri Mehr: Trump is willing to make concessions if the Iran issue is resolved in his own name

We are not a nuclear threat to the world right now; we are both oppressed and being punished!

Hossein Salahvarzi: The private sector's share of the economy must increase

The task of the private sector all over the world is to make demands and provide solutions

Hossein Salahvarzi: The government should avoid competing with the private sector

A large part of the private sector also only wanted to earn a larger share after the revolution

Hossein Salahvarzi: Today's government itself cannot import the foreign exchange earned from oil sales!

The result of these interventions is a decrease in non-oil exports

Hossein Salahvarzi: The country is becoming worn out in all matters

The country's economic developments are such that you can't even make economic predictions for your own family!

Hossein Salahvarzi: We are not even close to the goals of the 2025 Vision Document!

Administrative corruption and lack of meritocracy have destroyed the motivation [of activity] in the country

Hossein Salahvarzi: The real value of the dollar is about 80,000 Tomans

(This program was recorded before the Twelve Days War)

Hossein Salahvarzi: Almost half of Iran's economy is in the hands of rent-seekers

In an opaque administrative system where there are golden signatures, these things also happen!

See: Water Crisis and Natural Resources: A Conversation between Mohammad Darwish, an environmental activist, and Ataullah Ebrahimi, Director of the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute

Prepared in Abdi Media

See: Simorgh | Economy and the Future of Governance, a conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and economic activist Hossein Salahvarzi

Note: This episode of the program was produced before Israel attacked Iran

Amir Dabiri Mehr: Biden has created a breakthrough for the sale of our oil.

Trump prioritizes his personal interests over the interests of the United States.

Amir Dabiri Mehr: The livelihood of our people has become dependent on international issues.

In just the past two to three months, we have paid employees’ salaries by printing banknotes.

Hamid Gholamzadeh, Deputy of International Affairs at the Tehran Municipality Communications Center: Under the current circumstances, negotiating with Trump would be wrong, because none of the objectives we envision for negotiation

We should be in a position where we do not need negotiations; we can create an alternative solution.

Strange remarks by Hamid Gholamzadeh, Deputy of International Affairs at Tehran Municipality Communications Center: If Masoud Pezeshkian meets Donald Trump directly in New York, I guarantee that war will occur.

Amir Dabiri Mehr: It's as if you don't even realize that 1,200 of our compatriots were martyred.

Water Crisis in Iran – Conversation between Mohammad Darvish, environmental activist, and Isa Bozorgzadeh, spokesperson for Iran’s water industry.

Reducing water exploitation in the country’s provinces has now become one of the main environmental concerns; an issue that experts believe is the only way to achieve resilience, reduce imbalances, and control land subsidence. However, this major change requires a reconsideration of livelihoods and businesses that are heavily dependent on water.

Tonight on Abdi Media: Simorgh | Intellectuals, Power, and the Deadlock of Republicism in Iran

Conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Sadegh Zibakalam

Isa Bozorgzadeh: Using unconventional water resources is a response to climate change.

We can convert the use of natural resources in a way that benefits the farmers.

Hossein Raghfar: The conditions for the real participation of private sector and public capital must be provided.

As long as the economy lacks sufficient transparency, a real private sector cannot operate.

Isa Bozorgzadeh: Water is not a political issue; it is a social issue.

Participatory water management is a tool that has been known for years but has not advanced.

Isa Bozorgzadeh: The executive bodies and the legislature have interests in “remaining in the final state.”

Statesmen must realize that many solutions lie in letting go.

Hossein Raghfar: The only solution to the crises is to return to the people.

There is a solution; but the solution cannot exist within the current order — or disorder.

Isa Bozorgzadeh: The solution to the country’s water issue is to reduce water loadings to the limit of the ecosystem’s resilience in each region.

The main actions on the issue of climate change have advanced through market mechanisms.

Tonight on Abdi Media: Water and Natural Resources Crisis

Conversation between Mohammad Darvish, environmental activist, and Ataullah Ebrahimi, head of the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute

Hossein Raghfar: Housing is generally out of reach of the middle class

People have been excluded from the country's fundamental decision-making system.

Hussein Raghfar: The continuation of the current situation is not possible and will lead to political collapse.

The lower classes have been removed from the country's policy agenda.

Hosein Raghfar: The main subject of governance today is the interests of oligarchs.

Today a significant portion of the country's population cannot go to school.

Hossein Raghfar: After the war, national resources and opportunities were distributed in a very unequal manner.

As we progressed further, these inequalities intensified and the gap between the people and the government widened.

Hossein Raghfar: Today, many of the generals from the war era are among the country’s largest capitalists.

In 2008, on a single day, eight new banks were established.

Adel Jalili: Either you accept a civilizational Isfahan, or an industrial and agricultural Isfahan.

You can generate more revenue through tourism than from oil.

See: Simorgh | Economy, Justice, Hidden Collapse – Conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Dr. Hossein Raghfar on Abdi Media

Note: This episode of the program was produced before Israel’s attack on Iran.

Adel Jalili: We have one of the messiest economies in the world.

Development must be defined based on national interests.

Adel Jalili: The water crisis in megacities is a local crisis.

If you built water treatment and recycling facilities in Mashhad and its surrounding cities with 200 million dollars

Adel Jalili: The mountains are a great blessing for us.

One of the main centers for the speciation of Astragalus (Gavan) in the world is Iran.

Adel Jalili: The people are not guilty!

The prolongation of civilization creates a hidden culture that reveals itself at critical moments.

Adel Jalili: Every day an imbalance is added!

One of the sectors that can save Iran from these imbalances is tourism.

Ali-Asghar Pourezzat: If the administrative system is placed under my control, I will eliminate lifelong employment.

If someone gave immeasurable slogans, I would reject his qualification for representation.

Adel Jalili: The cancellation of the Ministry of Natural Resources was a very wrong decision.

In developed countries, natural resources are a completely independent and key subject.

Adel Jalili: The Ministry of Agriculture Jihad is large and incapable.

Previously, the functions of three to four ministries had been merged into the Ministry of Agriculture Jihad

Adel Jalili: Regarding the ratio of general government expenditures to the gross domestic product, Iran's government ranks 110th in the world

Iran ranks 73rd in the world in the ratio of government-employed labor force to the total labor force of the country

See: Water crisis and environment in Iran, a conversation with Mohammad Darvish, environmental activist, and Adel Jalili, ecologist

Right now on Abdi Media's website and YouTube channel

Ali Asghar Pour Ezzat: The country's security depends on authority

I can never trust a foreign soldier to provide my security.

Ali Asghar Pour Ezzat and Mehdi Motaharnia's argument in the new episode of Simorgh

If we correctly define the propositions of enjoining good and forbidding evil, the ruler cannot dominate.

Ali Asghar Pour Ezzat: We have a chaotic bureaucracy

Governance is the medicine we need today.

Ali-Asghar Pour-Ezzat: The left and right that came to power in the country had no commitment to the slogans they proclaimed.

You have also learned from living in the current conditions that you either accuse God.

Ali Asghar Pour Ezzat: What replaced the capitalists after the revolution failed to work as well as before

The disruption after this period and the collapsed order, for a while, experiment and trial and error dominated the country.

Simorgh | Wisdom, Governance, Identity: A Conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Dr. Ali-Asghar Pour-Ezzat on Abdi Media

Note: This episode of the program was produced before Israel's attack on Iran.

Water Crisis in Iran; A Candid Conversation with Dr. Kaveh Madani, Head of the Water, Environment, and Health Institute at the United Nations University

Iran has been facing a serious water crisis for years; a crisis that not only threatens the daily lives of people but also affects the country’s future security and economy. In this conversation, Dr. Kaveh Madani discusses both the hidden and apparent aspects of this issue and its consequences.

Hedayat Aghaei: The foundations of power in governance are changing.

Our society is transitioning away from past traditions.

Kaveh Madani: Agha Taeb said in a speech, "Kaveh Madani has gone to Israel four times and received training there."

Your system has all the information about my life and still creates fictional stories.

Hedayat Aghaei: Today, the reformists have become more diverse.

A broad spectrum of reformists no longer fall under traditional reformism; they are now transformation-seekers.

Hedayat Aghaei: The strategy of the reformist movement is undergoing change.

Even with Mr. Pezeshkian’s candidacy, the reformists did not support him as they had in the past.

Kaveh Madani: Even if I were a spy, I would have been a spy for the Iranian people within the structure of the Islamic Republic.

I’m glad to be here now and that, unlike people such as Mr. Kavous Seyed Emami, I haven’t perished.

Hedayat Aghaei: Under the current circumstances, the reformist movement has undergone identity changes.

Today, the reformists have the potential to bring about a profound transformation in society.

Kaveh Madani: One of my biggest challenges as Deputy Director [of the Environmental Organization] was appointing the Director General!

Kaveh Madani: One of my biggest challenges as Deputy Director [of the Environmental Organization] was appointing the Director General!

Hedayat Aghaei: After a revolution wins and governance is formed, we should, as a rule, put the revolution aside.

Perhaps many of the judgments made during the Shah's era were unrealistic

Kaveh Madani: Mr. Pezeshkian is condemned to bear the effects of the system of previous governments

Which official in the Islamic Republic can guarantee you?!

Hatem Qaderi: [The choice] of war is unfortunately not in the hands of the people

  If we had a clear and strong opposition with clear social support, they could prevent war

Kaveh Madani: Declaring mistakes and defeat is not something that all rulers are willing to admit.

Our water problem is more apparent than the sun!

Kaveh Madani: We cannot compensate for all the damage we have caused to the environment

Kaveh Madani: We cannot compensate for all the damage we have caused to the environment

Iran's critical situation during the water bankruptcy, with the presence of NikAhang Kowsar, journalist and analyst in the field of water and environment

The water, which once was the life of the Iranian plateau and the glory of civilization, is now caught in the mismanagement, corruption and failed policies.  The sources of Karun, Zayandehrood and Hirmand have become dry lines on paper, and the huge wetlands and lakes of Iran have become desert and desert centers.  In this program, we will examine this crisis and the prospects for rebuilding this expensive heritage with Nick Kosar, an explicit water and environmental analyst.

The future of monarchy in Iran, an explicit interview with Dr. Hatam Ghaderi, Professor of Political Science University

The monarchy in Iran was not just a form of government, part of our historical and cultural identity.  But why did it collapse and is it possible to return?  Can it stand by democracy like some countries or is it permanently entrusted to history?

Kaveh Madani: The current water situation is not an "imbalance."

A "crisis" has a specific duration; it doesn’t remain a "crisis" forever. We have been facing a water crisis since the 1960s.

Kaveh Madani: To rescue the country, the contribution of the industry must be increased; Got from agriculture and gave to the industry

You can sell the industry and service expensive and buy it against food - which is cheap -

Kaveh Madani: Iran needs to reduce water consumption

Tehran's share of water consumption - compared to their area - is very high

The Right to Protest and Iran's Future Governance Model | Mehdi Motaharnia's Conversation with Hedayat Aghaei on the Simorgh Program

Hedayat Aghaei: We have deprived and starred students of school year/ Future Governance Model;  Rationality, rationality and rationality

Kaveh Madani: Providing Tehran's water by sweetening water on the coast of stupidity!

You give artificial breathing to the place where there is no development capacity and create a lot of water illusions

Kaveh Madani: The head of the Environment Agency has no authority in the field of water

  Season -by -chapter of Iran Development Plan contradicts each other

Kaveh Madani: Today you can't eliminate Iran's water status without saving the economy

The same disaster has come to our natural infrastructure on engineering infrastructure

Kaveh Madani: When the economy enters the resistance phase, you want to resist survival!

You must first employ the rural community in the service or industry sector

Hatam Ghaderi: I think the possibility of bin sterism in Iran is now very weak

  If [Mr. Khamenei's succession] had been done earlier

Kaveh Madani: Tehran's water may last until October and we won't see Day Zero

The only thing a ruler can do now is to create transparency and trust.

Kaveh Madani: You sweeten the water and take it to Mashhad, but the people of Sistan and Baluchistan are thirsty

  Our issues are not of technological and engineering issues

Hatam Ghaderi: The rulers of the Islamic Republic no longer have authority; Even among themselves!

  Mr. Khamenei's political death - or in the sense of current political rulers of the Islamic Republic - has occurred

Kaveh Madani: Everything we see is from bad management!

Our problem, by the way, is over-reliance on technology.

Kaveh Madani: Our problem is not the abundance [of water]; our problem is bad decision-making

  When you can create drought in Golestan and Mazandaran, you know that the problem is not inherent in the water.

Kaveh Madani: Water scarcity in Iran is nothing new

  With bad management, not looking at our development restrictions and model of development 

Hatem Qaderi: Whatever government comes now, it will take years to fix our infrastructure

  Depression has become a national disease!

Kaveh Madani: Iran's agriculture has nothing to say in terms of economic returns

The rulers of the oil countries may have believed that - and some still have

Kaveh Madani: Iran Bankruptcy is a product of unstable development

  The crowd to several specific metropolises created many problems in the long run

Hatem Qaderi: I also believe that Mr. Reza Pahlavi is not a dictator; but will others allow him not to be?!

There is a possibility of returning the monarchy to Iran;  But will not continue

Hatem Qaderi: I do not consider Mr. Pezeshkian's arrival to be one of Mr. Khamenei's artistic endeavors.

What Mr. Khamenei wanted was something that happened in 2022.

The Water Crisis in Iran; A candid conversation with Dr. Kaveh Madani, Director of the Institute for Water, Environment and Health at the United Nations University

Society and Religion in Future Governance; with the presence of Fazel Meybodi

Dr. Fazel Meybodi, with a critical view of the role of jurisprudence in contemporary Iranian governance, challenged the relation between traditional jurisprudence and social and technological developments, and emphasized that traditional jurisprudence and clergy are not only responsive to today's needs, but also imposing their formal readings, even in the form of formal jurisprudence.

Hatam Ghaderi: [Reza Pahlavi] Neither has Reza Khan's boots nor Reza Khan's boots can rule in Iran

  I think Mr. Reza Pahlavi says at the bottom of his heart, "Let us make our lives!"

Hatam Ghaderi: Mr. Reza Pahlavi wants to be a king or a sultan?!

  The things that are asked are not the kingdom

Hatam Ghaderi: Biosaa no longer responds to us

  My point is to find some - with specific competences, to give them power

Hatam Ghaderi: Our velayat-based life has not changed at all; however, we have undergone serious changes.

There will be no force that can bring the current plurality of society under control.

Hatem Ghaderi: Neither the Reza Shah model nor the Mohammad Reza Shah model can return to Iran

In a monarchy, the king is expected to rule.

NikAhang Kowsar: The structure of water management in our country has not been democratic.

  The dominant discourse of the Ministry of Energy and the Mafia of the Water, the construction of more dams

Iran after the war from referendum to the reaction of the system; Abdi Media's exclusive conversation with Ali Jannati

Three years after the revolution, the Islamic Republic of Iran has formed the path of Iranian society, and today a significant portion of the people are unhappy with this method of governance;  Dissatisfaction that has been reflected in various ways in both the streets and gatherings and in articles and writings.  Now the fundamental question is, does this nation still be able to give birth?

Future governance and new technologies with the presence of the Shahin Sharghi

When officials themselves are critical of the system and the government does not really exist, from the danger of human technology and slavery by machines to the crisis of power such as electricity and livelihoods, everyone shows that awareness and education are the only way to save.

Hatam Ghaderi: We thought we bid farewell to the reign of the year; But we continued to reproduce the same discourse

  In the Islamic Republic, we concentrated all power and gave it to one person

Hatam Ghaderi: Philosophy, religion and government system in Iran have a common form

In Iran, the king could have deprived us of the personal yogurt and give it to another

Hatam Qaderi: In the Constitutional Revolution, it was assumed that they could take control of power.

This matter, just like the republic, did not take flight; because it was unfamiliar to the mental framework of us Iranians.

Hatam Ghaderi: Some new studies show that human beings have not been seeking a government from the beginning

  The modern era has repeatedly questioned the monarchy

Hatam Ghaderi: I believe that the discourse that the monarchy had in Iran was reproduced again in 1979.

The monarchy and religion were two arms that could have the Iranian components in their support and representation.

Hatem Qaderi: The monarchy was - in a sense - a system that was intertwined with our culture, temperament, and semantic horizon.

The monarchy is one of the two bio -eternity

The Future of the Monarchy in Iran: A Frank Conversation with Dr. Hatem Ghaderi, Professor of Political Science at the University of Tehran

Nikahang Kowsar: If some of our agricultural areas are rainfed, we can hope to solve some of the problems

  Even the trigger mechanism should not be ignored in water management

Nick Ahang Kowsar: Why should we plant rice in Isfahan?!

  Instead of structural solutions, we need to come up with nature -oriented solutions

The first conversation with Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad after removing the turban / From the details of the verdict to frank talk with the regime

In an age where truth no longer requires torture but is suffocated by labels, boundaries have shifted; lies don the cloak of piety and faith is seated in the chair of accusation. In such a world, the question arises: who should defend religion—clergy or the people, rulers or protesters?

The political future of Iran and the referendum, with the presence of Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour, legal scholar

Iran, in the midst of complex crises, faces once again a decisive question: change or continuity? The statement by Mir Hossein Mousavi and the referendum proposal by intellectuals have revived a serious debate about the country's political future; can the Constituent Assembly open a path to freedom or will it become a new ground for despotism?

If I was a spy; I was a spy on the Iranian people in the body of the Islamic Republic

  Explicit interview with Dr. Kaveh Madani, Head of the Institute of Water, Environment and Health of the United Nations University 

Water crisis in Iran

A candid conversation with Dr. Kaveh Madani, Director of the Institute for Water, Environment and Health at the United Nations University

Nik Ahang Kowsar: We cannot solve problems without changing the structure of water management and demographic consumption management

  We protest if we want to get daily consumption in Tehran

Nik Ahang Kowsar: With the current rainfall we can also collect 2 billion cubic meters of water annually

We have bankruptcy and breakthrough!

Nik Ahang Kowsar: Khatam al -Anbia base brings to smaller companies to eliminate the impact of sanctions

  I wrote about the destructive role of Mahab Quds Company and Astan Quds Razavi complained to me!

Ali Jannati: Our younger generation is worried or frustrated about the future

This generation will not shine the status quo

Nik Ahang Kowsar: With the construction of Karun 2 Dam, about 10,000 people were forced to migrate

I consider the fault of much of the country's unstable development on the press.

Nik Ahang Kowsar: Watershed boundaries have nothing to do with political boundaries

  Our heads of our country do not consider people except the figures during the election

The future of monarchy in Iran: a candid conversation with Dr. Hatam Ghaderi, professor of political science at the university.

Monday at 13:00 Tehran time

Nik Ahang Khosravi: Water is recognized as a human right.

In Iran, water theft occurs from one region to another.

Ali Jannati: To cross the current stage we need to have a new strategy

Some scholars and politicians have a plan for the future of the country

Nik Ahang Kausar: Before building a dam, we must evaluate the water resources of that basin

The dams built in Iran contributed to our bankruptcy!

Nik Ahang Kausar: My father ran away from working at the Ministry of Agriculture!

In November , my father suggested that instead of focusing on dam construction, we strengthen our groundwater aquifers.

Ali Jannati: The issue of relations with the United States can be put to a referendum

Should we have paid this much for nuclear fuel over the years?!

Nik Ahang Kausar: We are leading the country towards destruction with both hands

We had a Karizi civilization more than 3,000 years ago.

Watch | Iran's critical situation during water bankruptcy with Nik Ahang Kowsar, journalist and analyst in the field of water and environment

Ali Jannati: People's distrust of the system is a product of the past four decades' performance

Democracy requires us to accept the opinion of a portion of the people regarding the right to choose what to wear.

Transition to democracy; Elite reconciliation or rebellion of masses? With the participation of Dr. Hossein Bayat, a lawyer and member of the board of directors of the Iranian Association

Three years after a revolution that promised "people's rule", Iran is still involved in multi -political, economic, social and cultural nodes;  From the memory of the war that has remained in a group based on rent and monopoly, the class divide, and ideology that has become power.  Now the key question is: Is the transition to democracy in Iran a vital necessity or a unattainable dream?

Ali Jannati: Our system is ideological and there is no doubt in

  We should not deal with public and foreign policies in such a way that ideological interests sacrifice national interests

Ali Jannati: The statement that "foreigners caused the coming of Imam Khomeini" is nonsense

The Iranian nation will not accept any foreign alternative in the current circumstances.

Ali Jannati: There is a problem of inefficiency in many of our managers

A significant portion of the dissatisfaction has arisen due to these inefficiencies and corruption.

The Future of the Monarchy in Iran: A Frank Conversation with Dr. Hatem Ghaderi, Professor of Political Science at the University of Tehran

National demand referendum? With the presence of Dr. Mahdi Zakerian, professor of international relations at the university.

It is expected that all academics strive for their academic independence and freedom; a university professor should not consider servitude, obedience, subservience, and loyalty to superiors as a model. The model for a university professor should be Socrates.

The Separatists' Nightmare, From Nationalism to Ethnicity, with the presence of Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam, Professor of Political Science at the University

We stand on a razor's edge; between nationalism and ethnocentrism, integration and disintegration. Iran today faces fateful questions about identity, regional justice, and the danger of balkanization; a topic that has made the conversation with this program's controversial guest one of the most sensitive contemporary topics.

Ali Jannati: Those who - during the war - wanted change at any cost were a minority

The majority of the nation felt that the enemy knew no bounds to its expansion.

Ali Jannati: The priority of Iranian society is for this system to remain but be reformed.

With the overthrow, the country may fall into chaos.

Ali Jannati: Reza Pahlavi and his team cannot play any role in changing the government

The People's Mojahedin (MEK) cannot be very influential in the country, given their background.

Ali Jannati: If the members of the House of Representatives are elected by the Guardian Council, no change will be made

  This House is almost politically uniform and greatly ineffective

Is the repetition date already? Did they hear the voice of the revolution?!

  Over time, it is too late for changes!
 

Ali Jannati: Estimated by many military commanders of Israel's attack was wrong

Neither had the right estimate of ourselves nor of the enemy

Ali Jannati: We were all shocked at the assassination of commanders in the early hours of the war

  Some in the past did not believe in Israel's influence in intelligence and security agencies - so much -

Ali Jannati: I have no hope of a fundamental change in system policies in the short term

   Long -term, anyway, the community will be able to solve its problems

Water Governance Crisis I with the presence of Reza Haji Karim, President of the Iranian Water Industry Federation

The topic of tonight's program is "water"; the simplest element of life that has become the most complex governance issue in Iran today, where rivers are drying up, wetlands are dying, and mismanagement has pushed our land to the brink of water death.
 

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 war

The 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, sociologist

In 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.

This is Hamid Reza Goodarzi's remarks lawyer

  He was previously an interrogator and then the Tehran Criminal Court judge 

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 realities

After the revolution, seminaries grew unusually.

Iran after the war, from the referendum to the regime's reaction. Abdi Media's exclusive interview with Ali Jannati.

Tonight at 22:00 Iran time

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 ability

My heart ached for the young man who prostrated before Reza Pahlavi!

Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: We are a nation born of tyranny

When 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 continues

In 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 forces

I 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 1979

People 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 Taghi Akbarnejad: I haven't been attached to the clergy for a long time

It was important for me to tell people in this dress that the Islamic Republic's method has nothing to do with religion

Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour: According to the constitution, there is no obstacle to holding a referendum

Parallel 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 outfit

If 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 referendum

Tunisia'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 media

Farsi -language networks abroad do not have much idea of ​​such an idea 

Parvaneh Salahshouri: Members of the Constituent Assembly should not believe in violent means

When 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

The first conversation with Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad after removing the turban / from details to the system

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 dreams

I 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 true

Today, 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 Taqi Akbarnejad: In the future, we will have two seminaries: the Najaf seminary and the Iranian seminary.

Note: This episode of the program was produced before the Israeli attack on Iran.

Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: Our governmental jurisprudence was born dead!

Note: This episode of the program was produced before the Israeli attack on Iran.

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: Disagreement between two jurists on forming a government can paralyze society

Answering modern questions is not our job [seminarians].

Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: The educational jurisprudence of the Quran and the Prophet of Islam is more concerned with your heart, mind, and culture than your behavior.

Note: This episode of the show was produced before Israel attacked 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.

See | Will the Islamic Republic accept the referendum? With the presence of Parvaneh Salahshouri, sociologist and former member of parliament

Ruhollah Rahimpour: Trump's pressure made Iraqchi and Witcaf encounter each other

Mr. 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 Muscat

We 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 line

If Iran - like Israel - has a nuclear weapon, will be balanced

See / From Muscat to Rome; How far is it until the end of the game? Iran and the United States on the complicated path of diplomacy

Interview with Rahman Ghahramanpour, International Affairs Analyst

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.

Watch | Iran's political future and the referendum with the presence of Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour, lawyer

See | Transition to Democracy; Elite Compromise or Mass Revolt?

In the presence of Dr. Hossein Bayat, a jurist and a member of the Board of Directors of the Iranian Association of Constitutional Law.

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 Council

All stakeholders must be present on the issue of water governance

Reza Haji Karim: We are disappointed with access to government funding

We 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 tradition

Our society is dreamy and patriarchal

Reza Haji Karim: The industry of our country is in critical condition

One 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 rights

We 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 investment

The water crisis is a civilization crisis

Reza Haji Karim: What we do in water management is worse than nothing

If you can't have sustainable development, do nothing!

Sadegh Zibaklam: Iran is not the only country to face the issue of ethnicity

The issue of ethnicity only solves democracy

Reza Hajikarim's story about water lobbies

Of 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 attacker

The 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 - zero

Transfer 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 outside

No 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 illusion

Anyone 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 doors

In 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 agents

A project that sweeten water from the Oman Sea and takes to Khorasan is a non -study project

Watch | National Demand Referendum? With the presence of Dr. Mehdi Zakarian, Professor of International Relations at the University

Watch | The Separatists' Nightmare, From Nationalism to Ethnicity

In the presence of Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam, professor of political science at the university

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 water

Either 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 poverty

Renewable water is water that is renewed annually through rainfall.

Watch | The water governance crisis with the presence of Reza Haji Karim, President of the Iranian Water Industry Federation

With the presence of Reza Haji Karim, President of the Iranian Water Industry Federation

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: There is no need for Khamenei to agree to holding a referendum.

As the protests escalate, Khamenei will either take the path of reform, or the people will overthrow him.

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 century

Our experiences with the referendum and the Constituent Assembly elections are negative.

Ali Afshari: Engineer Mousavi did not freeze in the 1960s and underwent many changes

It is much more difficult to endure house arrest and solitary confinement than public prison.

Ali Afshari: The diversity and plurality of referendum supporters is unprecedented

Engineer Mousavi proposed the idea of ​​a referendum three years ago, but today he has more support.

Ali Afshari: Engineer Mousavi's plan is a middle ground; it is neither minimal nor maximal.

Engineer Mousavi is now 82 years old and is not in a position to achieve anything for himself.

Ali Afshari: This is not the first time the referendum issue has been raised

The existing political order has brought the country to the brink of disaster.

The Constituent Assembly; A Dream of Salvation or a Repeat of History? / With the Presence of Ali Afshari, Republican Political Activist

With the presence of Republican political activist Ali Afshari

Ahmad Bukharaie: Social collapse in our society will be different from other societies

After the 12-Day War, people realized that many of the political system's slogans were empty.

Ahmad Bukharaie: The 12-day war did not increase solidarity

The 2024 elections were a kind of referendum.

Ahmad Bukharaie: The altruistic behavior of the people during the 12-Day War did not mean defending the Islamic Republic

There is no expert perspective; the government's perspective is ideological.

Ahmad Bukharaie: Mir Hossein Mousavi is a revolutionary

Intra-governmental flows have long since lost their effectiveness.

Ahmad Bukharaie: It seems that what Mir Hossein Mousavi is proposing is desirable for society.

Due to our experience of revolution, we fear subversion and revolutionary movements.

Taghi Azad Ermaki: Engineer Mousavi's concern is changing the constitution

Today's middle class has not given permission for revolution.

Taghi Azad Ermaki: Our society is aware of its situation, dissatisfied with the status quo, and eager for change.

Society demands fundamental changes.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: Iranian society is not seeking revolution

We should not completely destroy the political system to make the referendum happen.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: About 30% of the population considers the Pahlavi regime to be a replacement for the Islamic Republic

One of the alternatives to post-revolutionary regimes is always the previous regime.

Taghi Azad Ermaki: Iranian society is perhaps the most eventful society in the world

The political system does not have the power to suppress the past.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: We must accept participatory democracy

In the 1979 Revolution, we idealized and ideology became dominant.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: The core of power in Iran is declining greatly and does not have the power of 20 years ago.

Delegating many decisions to the president is a step towards change on the part of the Islamic Republic system.

Taghi Azad Aramaki: The Islamic Republic will collapse if it does not accept fundamental changes

The Islamic Republic has accepted its crisis of inefficiency.

Taghi Azad Armaki: Mousavi's idea of ​​being conditioned is that the political system accepts its weakening

If the political system wants to refuse society from the revolution, it has to come to democracy

Hassan Yousefi Eshkouri: I do not want humiliating surrender

I hope the ceasefire lasts and the Islamic Republic can slowly stand on its own feet.

Catherine Schakdem: I don't have any specific videos from officials of any country.

The IRGC did not want to have anything to do with me, and I do not receive any money from the IRGC.

Catherine Schakdem: I think my article was removed from Ayatollah Khamenei's website out of embarrassment

I have now become a political weapon.

Catherine Shakdam: In the Iranian environment, men are a better choice for espionage

I went as far (in the circle of power) as anyone could possibly go.

Catherine Shakdam: One of the Leader's representatives told me to call Ayatollah Khamenei "Imam"

I wrote my article for Ayatollah Khamenei's website to complete my resume, and there was no financial reason for it.

Shakdam: Mossad-trained individuals during the Shah's reign are working for Khamenei today

Before being issued a visa to Iran, I was checked by Iranian security agencies.

Catherine Shakdam: The connection between Iranian and Israeli officials is clear!

Ahmadinejad and his supporters are fueling rumors

Catherine Schakdam: My sexual relationship with Islamic Republic officials is a lie and slander

The people who make this accusation have no honor.

Catherine Schakdam: My news about 100 Americans killed in the attack on Ain al-Assad had an Iranian government source

Sardar Javani (the IRGC's political deputy) and I did not have a close relationship.

Catherine Shakedam: My interview with Ebrahim Raisi was a team effort with RT

That day I was just a reporter, not an analyst.

Shakdam: I am both a woman and a Jew; they don't like this in Iran, and that's why they made up stories.

There is a big difference between knowing powerful people and influencing them!

Catherine Shakdam: Nader Talebzadeh told me that Ebrahim Raisi had been chosen as the next leader

Mashhad control had given Abraham Raisi extraordinary power

Catherine Schakdem: I did not cooperate with the Canadian Security Agency

The founder of WikiLeaks is Jewish, and some believe he must be a spy!

Women and the Future of Governance | Interview with Mehdi Motaharnia, featuring Faezeh Hashemi (Part Two)

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.

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.

Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: I do not see the rationality necessary for future thinking in the clergy

The 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 jurists

In the Islamic Republic, everything ruled except religion!

Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: Religious authority has been removed from the clergy

We have always contradicted tradition and modernity, and none of them overcome the other

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!

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 Motaharnia: Republicanism in Iran is subject to semantic and definitional limitations.

The unveiling of the main element for the future of Iran cannot be something very meaningful.

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.

Mehdi Motaharnia: The government's concession has occurred in practice

When it comes to this, any retreat in positions can be a kind of acceleration of the final defeat.

The Border of Stability and Transformation: The Triad of Turbulence, Power, and Resistance in the Field of Fundamental Exchanges / With the Presence of Dr. Mehdi Motaharnia

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 world

A new oligarchy was created after the war and the whole economy conquered these institutions

Hussein Raghfar: The first secret of development is political will

Necessity to make structural changes today is quite evident
 

Sadegh Zibakalam: If the regime wants to continue its past policies, I will be worried about its future

I hope there is such wisdom in the leadership of the Islamic Republic

From war and sanctions to crowns and tweets; Will 13 be Badr? With the presence of Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam

In the presence of Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam, professor of political science at the university

Hossein Raghfar: They have been able to criticize various pretexts for two years

The 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 agent

How 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 collapse

The 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 people

He 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 system

Mr 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 way

I do not think subversive currents can strike the sovereignty
 

Morteza Elviri: Civil resistance must be formed

In 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 group

If 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 Iran

There is no intelligent bond in our sovereignty

Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meibodi: In Islam, there are areas for secularism

The 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 women

Our 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 style

Our expectation of jurisprudence must be limited;  I do not expect the jurisprudence of medicine, engineering and property

Mohammad Taqi Fazel Meybodi: The Velayat -e Faqih has not been the case of all jurists.

25 % of the country's problems are because we want the clergy to intervene everywhere

Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meybodi: The best model in today's world is the republic

If 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 life

Religious rule is a combination that cannot be defended

The future of governance; Religion, the hostage of the government? | Simorgh Program | In the presence of Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meibodi

  Note: This season has been produced since the Israeli attack on Iran.

Mohammad Darvish: Export of high -profile agricultural products is betrayal of national resources

We have replaced the elites and cannot make the right decisions!

Mohammad Darwish:Netanyahu is not upset for Iranians

I 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 years

How 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 drought

Tehran 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 consumer

Tehran 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 government

According 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 plans

They 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 subsidence

Even 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!

Mohammad Darvish: Today's waterlessness has been the result of at least 5 years of continuing to be inattentive; The country's water authorities have not realized that the amount of harvesting and nutrition is not equal for 5 years

  We face the land subsidence crisis in nine provinces!

Tajik: To talk to the opposition, the community must be politically managed, not security

In 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 organization

Transparent Transparent Information Circulation The Influenc

Nusratullah Tajik: Our problem is to decide

Decisions have been broadcast;  That's why no one is responsible for accepting

Nusratullah Tajik: The country's administrative system is rotting

I 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 War

What 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 peace

Any moment may be the ceasefire broken

Davood Aghaei: Activation of the trigger means the start of UN sanctions against Iran by the international community

With 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 impossible

Communist 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 mechanism

As 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 governments

In 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 law

Legitimate 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 justification

The mere claims and slogans made in one country cannot be enough excuse for another government military attack.

See | Social Collapse: Referendum!

With the presence of Dr. Ahmad Bukhari, sociologist, now on Abdi Media's YouTube channel

Watch | Mir Hossein Mousavi says about the referendum; Is society ready for change?

With the presence of Dr. Taghi Azad Aramaki, sociologist, now on Abdi Media's YouTube channel

Now on Abdi Media: Future Iran and Constructions and Disruptions | Simorgh Program | Part Four | Part Two

Note: This episode of the program was produced before Israel attacked Iran.

Tonight on Abdi Media: Future Iran and Constructions and Disruptions | Simorgh Program | Part Four | Part Two

Note: This episode of the program was produced before Israel attacked Iran.

See | Analysis of Mir Hossein Mousavi's statement | From the referendum to the Constituent Assembly

Featuring Morteza Al-Wairi, the politician is now on Abdi Media's YouTube channel

Tonight Live | Mir Hossein Mousavi Statement Analysis From the referendum to the constitutional constituency

With the presence of Morteza Alviri, the politician at 4:50 pm Iran time   

Now on Abdi Media: Future Governance and New Technologies | Simorgh Program | Part Four | Part One

  Note: This season has been produced since the Israeli attack on Iran.

Tonight on Abdi Media: Future Governance and New Technologies | Simorgh Program | Episode Four | Part One

Note: This episode of the program was produced before Israel attacked Iran.

Listen | Episode 100 Makhlas| Difficult Days of Diplomacy | The 12-Day War: From the Beginning to the Ceasefire

Hearing the word in "5 minutes" without filter, with Dr. Abbas Arakchi.

Listen to | Episode 99 Makhlas Diplomacy in Purgatory Iran, victim or altar?

Listen to the former diplomat and analyst in "5 minutes" without filter with Dr. Nusratullah Tajik.

Listen to | Episode 98 Makhlas Iran under the razor Nuclear storm, hybrid threat and future national security

  Listen to the Makhlas  in Abdi Media with Dr. Seyyed Davood Aghaei in "5 Minutes" without filter

Listen to | Episode 97 Makhlas Women and the Future of Governance Interview by Mehdi Motaharnia

  Listen to the Makhlas  "5 minutes" without filter with Faezeh Hashemi Hashemi, in Abdi Media Castbox

Now on Abdi Media: Velayat Faqih in Future Governance | Simorgh Program | Part Three | Part Two

Note: This episode of the program was produced before Israel attacked Iran.

Tonight on Abdi Media: The Future of Governance; Religion, Hostage of the Government? | Simorgh Program | Part Three | Part Two

Note: This episode of the program was produced before Israel attacked Iran.

See | Iran without water; the alarm of climate collapse | How did they bring a land to death?

With the presence of Mohammad Darwish, a senior expert in environment, rangeland and watershed management, and environmental activist, now on Abdi Media's YouTube channel.

See /Diplomacy in Purgatory | Iran, victim or altar?

Former politician and diplomat and analyst of political and international issues are currently currently on YouTube Abdi Media.

Listen to | Episode 2 Is Iran and the widespread influence of diplomacy still operate?

Hearing the word in "5 minutes" without filter, in the presence of Mohammad Javad Zarif

Tonight on Abdi Media: The Future of Governance; Religion, a Hostage of the Government? | Simorgh Program | Episode Three | Part One

With the presence of: Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meybodi

Listen | Episode 94 Makhlas | The Future of Governance and Jurisprudence

With the presence of Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad  Dialogue by Mehdi Motaharnia

Listen | Episode 93Makhls | Tables that make the sound of explosions; War wounds on the Iranian economy

  Listen to the Economist in the "5 Minutes" without filter in the presence of Hussein Raghfar.

See | Iran under the razor Nuclear storm, hybrid threat and future national security

With the participation of Dr. Seyed Davood Aghaei, Professor of the Entire Department of Regional Studies, University of Tehran

Live tonight / Iran Under the Blade | Nuclear Storm, Combined Threat, and the Future of National Security

In the presence of Dr. Seyed Davood Aghaei, full professor of the Regional Studies Department at the University of Tehran.

With pride, the official piece of music by AbdiMedia has been released.

An independent and pride-inducing work created in the form of notes, inspired by the grandeur and timeless beauty of Iran.

35 minutes of breath-taking | The forbidden and deleted part of the controversial interview with Katherine Shakdam | Espionage and Mossad infiltration in Iran

Recording date: March 6, 2022

How does Mossad send Swallow to Iran?

Forbidden and eliminated part of the controversial interview by Catherine Black

Next leader and future governance Simorgh Program | Part Two | Part II

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

Influence in the heart of Iran Catherine Shukmam says in her most controversial conversation about spy, influence and sexual intercourse

Right now on Abdi Media: The next leader and the future of governance | Simorgh program part two | second and final section

Note: This episode of the program was produced before Israel's attack on Iran.

Tonight in Abdi Media: The next leader and the future of governance | Simorgh Program | Part Two | The second and last part

With the scientific and content collaboration of the Simorgh Future Research School

Now in Abdi Media: Women and the future of governance

Note: This season has been produced since the Israeli attack on Iran.

Thought-provoking words before the war: Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: Today, there is only one thing left that can bring us together. No longer can God, nor the Quran, nor Islam, nor religion bring people together. Only Iran can bind us all together.

A Controversial Conversation | Now on Abdi Media: The Leadership Succession Crisis, the Future of Governance and Jurisprudence - Part One - Part Two

Now in Abdi Media: Crisis for Substitution of Leadership, Future of Governance and Jurisprudence - Part I - Part II -

  Note: This season has been produced since the Israeli attack on Iran.

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.

Listen to | Episode 2 From war and sanctions to the crown and tweet; ۱, Will it be?

Listen to Dr. Sadegh Zibaklam, Professor of Political Science at the University of Makhsh Kalam in "5 Minutes" without filtering, in Abdi Media Castbox

Now on Abdi Media: The Future of Governance and Jurisprudence Part One

This season of the program was produced before Israel attacked Iran.

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!

Listen to | Episode 2 War or start the big game; Iran and Israel and future scenarios

Listen to Mehdi Motaharnia in "5 Minutes" without filter, in Abdi Media Castbox

Hussein Raghfar: Banks have become cancer of the country's economy

These 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 community

Iran's response to Israeli attacks shocked among Israelis

Hossein Raghfar: The sources of all petrochemical and steel companies are subsidized

Men's children are now buying and selling homes now

Hussein Raghfar: The main purpose of the US -Israel invasion was the regime change in Iran

Groups 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 Iranians

If today in Gaza is ceased and returned before October 5, Netanyahu will fall!

See | The tables that sound the explosion; Wounds of war on the Iranian economy

With the participation of Dr. Hossein Raghfar, economist and university professor, now on the YouTube Channel of Abdi Media

Mehdi Motaharnia: A military attack on Iran will continue, but not in the classic meaning

The 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 war

They can achieve what they want - crippling Iran's nuclear capability - without fighting.

Listen to | Episode 2 Israeli combined war with Iran; From Mehdi Nasiri and Reza Pahlavi to the way

With the presence of Hojatoleslam Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad, one of the lecturers of the Qom seminary in the "5 minutes" without a filter, in Abdi Media Castbox

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 Iran

In the humanities, we have been back from developed countries for 5 years!

Mehdi Motaharnia: Today Tel Aviv is victorious in the war of narratives

Israel 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 ethical

We should not satisfy our Islamic Republic of Iran's destruction

Mehdi Motaharnia: They want to compel Tehran and get the future from revolutionary discourse

We 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 facts

In 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 order

USA on the basis of the widespread perception that has gained power in the last two centuries

Listen to | Episode 2 Analysis of the Iran -Israel War

In a conversation with Professor Lana Ravandi Fadai

Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: No understanding man can defend Reza Pahlavi's performance

During the revolution, people also said that as Mohammad Reza Pahlavi goes, it would be enough and whatever happens afterwards it would be better.

See | War or start the big game; Iran and Israel and future scenarios

Dr. Mehdi Motaharnia, Head of Simorgh Future Thinking, University and Political Future School now on YouTube Abdi Media Channel

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 issues

Of Israel's position was the best time to start the battle

Listen | Episode 88 of Makhles | Mossad's Influence in Iran; Iran and Israel in the Final Battle

Listen to the dialogue with Taghi Rahmani, activist and political analyst, in '20 minutes' without filters, on Abdi Media's Castbox.

See | Israeli combined war with Iran; From Mehdi Nasiri and Reza Pahlavi to the way

With the presence of Hojatoleslam Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad, a lecturer in Qom seminary, now on the YouTube Channel of Abdi Media 

Lana Ravandi Fada'i: With the fall of Bashar al -Assad, the Middle East has undergone many changes

The 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 influence

Unfortunately, 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.

Listen to | Episode 2 Makhlas ahead of the Israeli -Iran war

Hearing the word in "5 minutes" without filter, in the presence of Dr. Mehdi Motaharnia.

Lana Ravandi Fada'i: Russia has played a positive role in this war

US -Russian relations have undergone many changes

Hassan Yousefi Eshkouri: One cannot expect Russia and China to come to Iran on the day

Part 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 unlike

Most 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 experience

This 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 relations

In 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 option

Miniature ground warfare is currently going on

Hassan Yousefi Eshkevari: Mr. Khamenei - as the 5 -year -old leader of the Islamic Republic - made fatalities

In my opinion, Mr. Khamenei and his agents acted rationally in the war - in the war.

Lana Ravandi Fada'i: In my opinion it is not possible

This war made people close together and united together

See | Analysis of the Iran -Israel War in a conversation with Professor Lana Ravandi Fada'i

  Currently on the YouTube channel Abdi Media

Hassan Yousefi Eshkevari: America and Israel planted a grudge in our society that is not in the interest of society

The Islamic Republic's regime is now throwing the bitter fruit of hatred and hatred that itself is planted!

Hassan Yousefi Eskouri: I don't want to submit a subtle

I hope the ceasefire will survive and the Islamic Republic can stand on its feet. 

Listen to | Episode 2 The inevitable future of the Islamic Republic; From the protesters to the transfer of power

  Abdi Media Interview with Faezeh Hashemi Makhsh Kalam in "5 Minutes" without filter, in Abdi Media Castbox

As influence at the high levels of the Islamic Republic, it should not be overlooked that there is also influence at the high levels of the IRIB ...

And they are tasked with bringing people to the point where the national media is not the national media and they should be congratulated for doing so.

Hassan Yousefi Eskouri: The Iranian people spent smart and did not play on Netanyahu's field

If Reza Pahlavi came to power in chaotic conditions, it would not last a month.

Hassan Yousefi Eshkevari: The slogan of the disappearance of Israel was a slogan from the very beginning

There seems to be a promise between Reza Pahlavi and Netanyahu for a regime change

I invited Hassan Yousefi Eshkevari to talk about the war. At first, the name of Iran and his Diar who came to burst, burst into shouts.

  The attack on Iran has also led to the emotions of Iranians far from home with any intellectual and political tendencies.

See | Iran and Israel, overthrowing the war in a conversation with Hassan Yousefi Eshkouri Religious Pajouh and author

  Currently on the YouTube channel Abdi Media 

Mehdi Motaharnia: If the two sides have high resilience and the great powers in the deterrent role, the "bloody balance" will be.

This situation will lead a colder war - but bloody for the future

Ruslan Sulimanov, a Russian Orientalist: This war is the biggest challenge and the most important in the history of Iran.

Israel made a mistake, and currently, people are more supportive of the military instead of protesting and collapsing; they are seeking revenge.

Ruslan Sulimanov, a Russian Orientalist: The situation in Iran is serious for Moscow, and Putin is not interested in Iran's failure.

Russia can only assist Iran diplomatically in international forums.

See | Where will the developments in the Iran -Israeli war, Russia and the Arab world stand

  Interview with Ruslan Soulimanov, a reporter, CBC presenter, former Dice senior correspondent in Cairo and Orientalist with Amir Chahaki, International Relations Analyst

Dr. Mehran Mostafavi Professor and Vice President of Research at the University of Paris and Researcher of Iran's Nuclear Policy: I think Netanyahu is a problem with Iran's disruption.

The best solution for him is to even be without the government.

Dr. Mehran Mostafavi Professor and Vice President of Research at the University of Paris and Researcher of Iran's Nuclear Policy: There was nothing new in the Gross report to show that Iran was building nuclear weapons

He had just written that we could not guarantee that it had nothing to do with Iranian military activities.

Dr. Mehran Mostafavi Professor and Vice President of Research at the University of Paris and Researcher of Iran's Nuclear Policy: Isfahan facility is not possible unless there is a rich uranium there.

Dr. Mehran Mostafavi, professor and deputy research director at the University of Paris and researcher on Iran's nuclear policy: Israel's attack on the Arak reactor, which has not yet been operational, has not caused any nuclear radiation.

The only active reactor in Iran that generates energy is Bushehr, which, in the event of an attack, would cause a catastrophic nuclear explosion on the scale of Chernobyl.

See | Developments of the Iran -Israel War Dialogue with Abdi Media Conversation with Republican political activist Ali Afshari

  Currently on the YouTube channel Abdi Media

See | Developments of the Iran -Israel War, look at the status of nuclear facilities

  Abdi Media Interview with Dr. Mehran Mostafavi  

In a historic interview with Elias Omakhanov, senior senator and deputy chairman of the Russian Federation ...

, That was held in the Senate in 2008, I asked him if the war between Iran and the United States, whether Russia will really stand or stand by Iran.  

Dr. Taghi Azad Armaki Sociologist: Civil Society will be dominant

In the near future, we will see a gap in the international community and will not allow American unilateralism to continue with Israel.

Dr. Delkhasteh , a professor at the university and one of the opponents of the Islamic Republic: Syria's example is ahead of us. After the new leadership in that country, did Israel bomb all its important and strategic centers?

Its purpose was clear: ensuring that there would be no other country called Syria.

Dr. University Professor and Opponent of the Islamic Republic: No matter what regime in Iran is at work, it is important that every regime is at work defends the Iranian Belt Belt.

Dr. delkhasteh: When Iran's life is in danger, it is the duty of every Iranian to support the armed forces of the country.

  Israel has always had a very secular and racist ideology and considers itself to be Mr. region.

Dr. Mahmoud delkhasteh: When the two countries have bad relations and sometimes insult each other, insult is different from the cause of the attack; It is not justified that you want to attack a country that does not even have a common border because of

   According to international law, Israel has violated the laws and the Iranians have been killed, their blood is shed on the ground just for a few sentences?
 

Arash Azizi: People say these two days but they will see; When several other civilian people are still killed, they will find out that war means that

Ramin Parham: In the dust of war, the facts are hidden; The story is not just enrichment

There is another program in the process;  The matter is not just Iran's nuclear case

See | Developments of the Iran -Israel War with Ramin Parham

Currently on the YouTube channel Abdi Media 

Arash Azizi: Netanyahu attacked Iran for his political survival and the pretext of chanting the slogans given against Israel over the years, and this is not justified.

Israel wants Iran to be a devastated, semi -destroyed country so that it is not a threat to him.

Amir Chahaki: Putin will still win the Iran -Israel war

If there is a war, no Iranian patriotic Iranian is eager

Mehdi Motaharnia: Iran and Israel, none can win the final scenario

Both sides have defined their legitimacy in continuing resistance to another

Mehdi Motaharnia: The Islamic Republic does not accept the stopping of uranium enrichment

If the remaining Islamic Republic loses its revolutionary discourse, it will be crushed within itself