as the newer reigning year of 1357 came in, ayatullah khumeini issued a proclamation paying tribute to tabris martters and attacking the united states of america. he said, the us is the root cause of the hardship we're suffering, because it supports the despotic shah. the shah had kept his cancer secret even from his nearest and dearest, but the symptoms of the disease. were undeniable, the shah's inability to make decisions was one. the shah was ill, we did not know the shaw was ill, uh, in fact i've got a a thing going with gary sick, uh, i, i learned from very good source um, that the the americans didn't learn about it until october, now sick, who was the white house national security council person, says that no, they never didn't hear about it. till then they didn't hear about it till almost six months later. clearly if we had known the shaw was ill, we would have seen the problem not as one of political adjustment, but of regime survival, and we would have everybody would have behaved differently in that case. there were rumors that the shaw was not well, but even after he left

in 1978, mass protests were organized to support ayatullah komeini.e part of official washington, there ever was a much understanding of the ayatollah, there were some few academics who had tracked his sermons were aware of his his views from for those years, he he was in exile in iraq. 'um and then that sudden appearance in the paris suburbs uh, it didn't really penetrate official thinking in washington, who he was, what, what he was, i mean the shah knew him as an enemy, and that that was, i think that was it, black and white enemy. ayat komaini was in the neighboring country of iraq, and it was too close for comfort, at the... shah instance, the iraqi regime asked the ayatollah to give up his political activities, otherwise he had to leave the country. in october 1978, ayatollah komeini flew from iraq to new exile in a suburb of paris. by that time, the ayatullah had developed an international reputation as the spiritual and political leader of the iranian revolution. being thousands of kilometers away from his homeland, ayatollah. set the course o

in 1978, mass protests were organized to support ayatullah komeini. of official washington there ever was a much understanding of the ayatollah. there were some few academics who had tracked his sermons were aware of his his views uh from uh for those years he he was in exile in iraq. "and then that sudden appearance in the paris suburbs, it didn't really penetrate official thinking in washington, who he was, what, what he was, i mean, the shah knew him as an enemy, and that that was, i think that was it, black and white enemy.ini was in the neighboring country of iraq, and it was too close for comfort, at the shaf'. instance, the iraqi regime asked the ayatollah to give up his political activities, otherwise he had to leave the country. in october 1978, ayatullah komeini flew from iraq to new exile in a suburb of paris. by that time, the ayatollah had developed an international reputation as the spiritual and political leader of the iranian revolution. being thousands of kilometers away from his homeland, ayatollah komeini set the... force of the rev

on the dawn of november 4th, 1964, the shah's commandos surrounded ayatullah komeini's house in kom. they arrested him and took him directly to mehrabad airport in tehran. soon after he was flown out of iran to turkey. out of sight, out of mind. that was the rational behind his exile. the stay in turkey was not congenial. for turkish law didn't allow ayat komeini to wear the cloak and turbin of the muslim scholar. on september 5th, 1965, he left turkey for najaf in iraq, where he would stay for 13 years. on october 23rd, 1977, mustafa homeini, the ayatollah's son, passed away in najaf. defending national indep. orders in 1978 mass protests were organized to support ayata khumeini, the regime as usual responded with iron fist, alarm bells had started to ring, i don't think on the part of official washington there ever was a much understanding of the ayatollah, there were some few... academics who had tracked his sermons were aware of his his views from uh for those years he he was in exile in iraq and then that sudden appearance in the paris suburbs uh it didn't really penetrate offic

in september 1977, ayatullah's lawyers objected to his tenure imprisonment. three years before, the shahy, and thanks to the windfall oil revenues, the country could import goods from 129 countries around the world. you see the oil is very complicated business, we sell it to the oil companies. now there are so many different prices, a posted price, realized price, a halfway price, back by price, god knows what else, then they are making these profits in addition to... this, well, i'm not criticizing, this is the sovereign right of each country, but i know some countries who levy taxes which are higher than we all producing countries get by selling one barrel of oil. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point. of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic, islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant

in september 1977, ayatullah talgani's lawyers objected to his tenure imprisonment.2 million barrels per day, and thanks to the windfall oil revenues, the country could import goods from 129 countries around the world. you see the oil is very uh complicated business, we sell it to the oil companies. now there are so many different prices, posted price, a realized price, a halfway price, back by price, god knows what else, then they are making the... these profits in addition to this, well i'm not criticizing, this is the sovereign right of each country, but i know some countries who levy taxes which are higher than we all producing countries get by selling one barrel of oil. we must not become part of south africa's problem, we must remain part of their solution, we must... not aim to impose ourselves, our solutions, our favorites in south africa, damn it, we have favorites in south africa, the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. "we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel. the mo

however, henry, ayatullah sheikh ahmed qasim has the final call to change this approach, and because we trust him, we obey him, we will be always behind his word. "we will be always obeying his decision. our option is to continue stead fast. building the required, strengthening our society, our people. we succeed because our people trust us, we succeed because our people in their mind and in their heart are still. the idea of revolution, the idea of having a democratic system in bahrain is still alive and proven to be the right way forward for bahrain and its people. well, thank you very much, mr. ali al faz for being with us, mr. ali alfiz, bahrain political activist and human rights advocate, for sharing your thoughts about the 13th anniversary of the bahraini. revolution this year, now ladies and gents, please stay tuned, because next we will be talking about 42 years of hizbullah in lebanon. now 42 years have passed since the inception of hizbullah, which started with limited resources, but with a committed islamic ideology. it outlined the paths of cultural, jihadist, political

to resist our khalif regime to demand our rights set by the highest religious and political leader ayatullah. i or other politician may have our comments: i or other politician may consider a different approach, however, henry, ayatullah sheikh ahmed qasim has the final call to change this approach, and because we trust him, we obey him, we will be always behind his word. "we will be always obeying his decision. our option is to continue stead fast, building the required, strengthening our society, our people. we succeed because our people trust us, we succeed because our people, in their mind and in their heart. are still free, the idea of revolution, the idea of having a democratic system in bahrain is still alive and proven to be the right way forward for bahrain and its people. well, thank you very much, mr. ali al faiz for being with us, mr. ali al faz, bahrain political activist and human rights advocate for sharing your thoughts about the 13th anniversary of... bahraini revolution this year, now ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we will be talking about 42 years of hizb

however, hen ayatullah sheikh ahmed qasim has the final call to change this approach, and because we trust him, we obey him, we will be always behind his word. "we will be always obeying his decision. our option is to continue stead fast. building the required strengthening our society, our people. we succeed because our people trust us. we succeed, because our people, in their mind and in their heart. are still free, the idea of revolution, the idea of having a democratic system in bahrain is still alive and proven to be the right way forward for bahrain and its people. well, thank you very much, mr. ali al faiz for being with us, mr. ali alfiz, bahrain political activist and human rights advocate for sharing your thoughts about the 13th. the bahraini revolution this year, now ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we will be talking about 42 years of hizbullah in lebanon. now 42 years have passed since the inception of hisbullah, which started with limited resources, but with a committed islamic ideology. it outlined the paths of cultural, jihadist, political and social w

however, hen ayatullah sheikh ahmed qasim has the final call to change this approach, and because we trust him, we obey him, we will be always behind his word. "we will be always obeying his decision. our option is to continue steadfast, building the required, strengthening our society, our people. we succeed because our people trust us, we succeed because our people, in their mind and in their heart. are still free, the idea of revolution, the idea of having a democratic system in bahrain is still alive and proven to be the right way forward for bahrain and its people. well, thank you very much, mr. ali alfiz for being with us, mr. ali al faz, bahrain political activist and human rights advocate for sharing your thoughts about the 13th anniversary. the bahraini revolution this year, now ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we will be talking about 42 years of hizballah in lebanon. now 42 years have passed since the inception of hisbullah, which started with limited resources, but with a committed islamic ideology. it outlined the paths of cultural, jihadist, political an

back in the 1960s, grant ayatullah komeini was vocal critic of the shah's relations with israel. to him, the shah had violated the principles of islam and threatened iran's independence, values and integrity through his relations with the illegal regime. imam khumaini considered the regime. as the illegal occupier of islamic lands, oppressor of the palestinian brothers and cancerous tumor that would adversely affect the whole region if not destroyed. after the victory of the islamic revolution, the two sides became hostile enemies and consequently iran took some measures against the israeli regime. would you please tell us some of the instances of those measures? before the victory of the island. revolution, imam khumaini issued fatwa against zinanism, he allowed his followers to give one third of their hums and zakat money to palestinian fighters, so it's clear that even before the revolution, the iranian nation was against israel as a regime that had occupied palestine. it's clear that since the early days of the islamic movement in iran, the palavi regime and the iranian natio

forces couldn't reach the capital, they said that bakhtiyor is practically inapt, the army is paralyzed, ayatullahcame back from iran, everybody laugh at me because i was full to imagine something would happen in a country like iran. you know, sometimes you never know, you have something in your mind, and um, well, when ready. racing started, it was end at the end of august, my pictures were fish everywhere, the rest of of the world started to think something is going to happen in. who is michelle? it's me. this is the story. nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic islamic setting. what would have happened if hisbullah have been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question. about the 2006 war. much has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it, ivf is a process o

cast 1126 prisoners were released from this prison including one of the famous one of the most famous ayatullahm that jail and it's a very historical place of course. ah, this is a place, didn't know it was like... that inside the building, i've never been here, actually we're only seeing it from outside, and this is a discovery with all the people here, yeah, this is a incredible place because you have all the people were at the time in the jail, and especially talirani, because i knew the ayatullah talirani, i met himself times during the demonstration, i went to his home, he was very popular tarani and people love him, but of course he stayed a long time in a jail and he died few months after the revolution, actually, but of course you can see all the main leaders of the revolution here, most of them they spent some time in this place, you have all, i don't know the name of all of them, but yeah you can see how many of them and it was a bad place. he was just traveling and we are invited by the palace to take some people. show the departure that day january 16 now, but at that time already y

it's a very old story, 41 years ago i arrived here for the first time to meet the ayatullah khumani was just arriving from uh iraq, it was the first time, nobody knew him, nobody has never seen him. and uh it was my first visit here, didn't know even the name of nofelo chateau, and uh, i was just coming back from iran where where i covered the the event in in in iran, and of course for me it was also important to meet this man, because so many people were where behind him in the street of tehran million of people. then he was he was a symbol of the revolution and for me as a journalist, a photographer, to see him was something very important, because nobody in the press seen his picture, and of course to get this image of the ayata was something very important, to be the first one also was very important. 'then we were introduced to him, like with this man, with this man, i sitted next to him, and and banisad, i mean, not banisad, but those are people explain him, i was covering the revolution eran since several months, i was very young at that time, i was 26 years old, and that's time

however, hen, ayatullah sheikh ahmed qasim has the final call to change this approach, and because we trust him, we obey him, we will be always behind his word. we will be always obeying his decision. our option is to continue stead fast. building the required strengthening our society, our people. we succeed because our people trust us. we succeed because our people in their mind and in their heart are still. free, the idea of revolution, the idea of having a democratic system in bahrain is still alive and proven to be the right way forward for bahrain and its people. well, thank you very much, mr. ali alfiz for being with us, mr. ali alfiz, bahrain political activist and human rights advocate for sharing your thoughts about the 13th anniversary of the bahraini. revolution this year, now ladies and gents, please stay tuned, because next we will be talking about 42 years of hizbullah in lebanon. now 42 years have passed since the inception of hisbullah, which started with limited resources, but with a committed islamic ideology, it outlined the paths of cultural, jihadist, political,

anti-american sentiment brought down the curtain on the reign of the us-backed shah under the leadership of ayatullahgnificant part of the free world's energy resources and the free world cannot stand the loss of iraq. before the oil crisis, you all know that we had the monetary crisis, we were not responsible for the monetary crisis of the world, that was before the increase in the price of oil, if some economies are sick is not our fault, but nevertheless we would be glad to help some economies which are... not doing so well and we are doing that, he supplied oil to israel, he was anti-soviet, he provided security in the gulf, he was when we wanted to make trouble with iraq, he gladly uh participated, so we got a lot for our our tolerance of his regime during that period. our biggest disagreement was about oil, the united states wanted the price of oil to be low, and he wanted it to be high and... "i think kissinger was not very, he was thinking about the strategic aspects and not so much about the economic aspects of of the situation. later, it's actually the reverse of that, because if you get to

a terrorist, that's it, you can't be human, the journalist during the revolution, they said all the ayatullah romani is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago arrive here, he just told me like a grandfather, you know the the the interesting part of the... sorry, it's not me, i'm not the one important, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran, someone called me telling me you should come to paris quickly, because the imam khumani is going back to tehen and we want you to win the plane. imam homani during the flight was sleeping upstairs, when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and... it was a way to say, now i am in charged, it's finished, the time of of the shah is over. welcome back to the news here on press tv. the us and the uk have carried out more air strikes on yemen, targeting hoda and sada provinces. according to yemeny military sources, the two provinces saw 15 attacks over. night, eight of them targeted rus isa district. american and british militaries have carried out a spate of joint attacks on yemen s

he is a terrorist, that's it, you can't be human, was a journalist during the revolution, they said ayatullah romani is coming to paris, it's a very old story. 41 years ago i arrived here, he just told me like a grandfather, you know the the the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one important, what is important is to continue what you have done your run, someone called me telling me you should come to paris quickly because the imam khumani is going back in term and we want you to many during the flight was sleping. continuation of the war is not a solution, the top iranian diplomat was referring to the height and tension. in the region of the ongoing israeli on slaught on gaza, amir abdullah warned the us uk not to test, quote, the wroth of the region, he added that the security of iraq, syria, yemen and palestine equals the security of the entire region, the latest aggression by american and british forces against also drawn condemnation from fistinian resistance movements. namas warned that the attacks will plunge region into further turmoil and the islamic jihad movement

then there's the verdict issued by the current leader of the islamic republic (ayatullah khamenei) that reaffirms that the use of wmds using chemical weapons and nuclear weapons is strictly forbidden in islam, and yet the us with well over 500 nuclear warheads and the israeli regime with some 400 nuclear warheads has... have committed countless crimes to stop iran's peaceful nuclear program, but it seems that these crimes have only made iranians more determined in their pursuit of nuclear technology. i'm very happy to welcome to hidden files, two of the sons of dr. mohsin fakhrizade, we have dr. mahdi fakhrizade and dr. hamed fakhrizade, welcome to the program. i'd like to start off with uh... of course, very difficult time, the day that your father was assassinated, how did you find out about it? حوالی ساعت 2 و 20 دقیقه, ۲: in the name of the compassionate and merciful god, it was around 2:20 p.m. on november 27, 2020, when my mother called me and altered a sentence that echoed on our minds for 20 years. and that phone call she simply said to me, meh a three word sentence i'd been wait

then there's the verdict issued by the current leader of the islamic republic (ayatullah khamenei) that reaffirms that the use of wmds using chemical weapons and nuclear weapons is strictly forbidden in islam, and yet the us with well over 500 nuclear warheads and the israeli regime with some 400 nuclear warheads have committed countless crimes to stop iran's peaceful nuclear. program, but it seems that these crimes have only made iranians more determined in their pursuit of nuclear technology. i'm very happy to welcome to hidden files, two of the sons of doctor, we have dr. mahdi fakri and dr. hammed, welcome to the program. i'd like to start off with of course very difficult time, the day that your father was... assassinated, how did you find out about it? how ساعت 2:20 (2.). around 2:20 p.m. on november 27, 2020, when my mother called me and altered a sentence that echoed on our minds for 20 years and that phone call she simply said to me, a three word sentence i'd been waiting to hear every day for two decades, a time the call, the sounds of explosions and chaos were audible because

anti-american sentiment brought down the curtain on. the reign of the us backed shah under the leadership of ayatullahe free world's energy resources and the free world cannot stand the loss of iran. before the oil crisis, you all know that we had the monetary crisis, we were not responsible for the monetary crisis of the world, that was before the increase in the price of oil, if some economies are sick is not our fault, but nevertheless we would be glad to help some economies which are not doing so well, and we are doing that, you supplied all to israel, he was anti-soviet, he provided security in the gulf, he was, when we wanted to make trouble with iraq, he gladly uh participated, so we got a lot for our our tolerance of his regime during that period. our biggest disagreement was about oil, the united states wanted the price of oil to be low, and he wanted it to be high, and i think kissinger was not very... he was thinking about the strategic aspects and not so much about the economic aspects of of the situation, later it's actually the reverse of that, because if you get to uh the uh mid 70s uh

replacing the previous ranking with chinas. was a journalist during the revolution, they said, oh the ayatullahdity of the current world order. the leader of the ansar allah movement says yemen will keep targeting israeli link ships in the red sea until the war and the blockade on gaza ends.

strategy to resist our khalif to demand our right is set by the highest religious and political leader ayatullah. i or other politician may have our comments, or other politician may consider a different approach, however, hantullah sheikh ahmed qasim has the final call to change this approach, and because we trust him, we obey him, we will be always behind his word, we will... be always obeying his decision, our option is to continue stud fast, building the required strengthening our society, our people, we succeed because our people trust us, we succeed because our people in their mind and in their heart are still free. the idea of revolution, the idea of having a democratic system in bahrain is still alive and proven to be the right way forward for bahrain and its people. well, thank you very much, mr. ali al faz for being with us, mr. ali al faz, bahrain political activist and human rights advocate, for sharing your thoughts about the 13th anniversary of the bahraini revolution. this year now, ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we will be talking about 42 years of hisbullah in

branch of military, the basige forces, were established in 1979 by the founder of the islamic republic (ayatullahاشته باشه و امروز ایمان در تمامی لایه های مختلف ایران اسلامی وجود داره و به ویژه در صنایه دفایی و نیروهای مسلح و این ایمان سرمنشا همه اتفاقات و همه your knowledge or without even bothering to ask for your permission, well before the islamic revolution, that is exactly how the americans behave towards muhammad riza shah. the shah's mother recounts a memory in this regard and says, one day muhammad riza was very upset and angry and he told me, damn this kingdom, i'm the king and the commander and chief, but without me knowing they took... place to vietnam. what had happened was that at the time the us was in war with vietnam, and whenever the need arose, they would use iranian military bases and iranian military facility for their own war purposes and that's not even considering the free fuel they used to fill up their ships and airplanes from iran. that's all for today, thank you for watching from the whole team. please do tune in for more interesting topics on this special edition of t

branch of military, the basige forces, were established in 1979 by the founder of the islamic republic (ayatullahermission? well, before the islamic revolution that is exactly how the americans behaved towards muhammad reza shah. the shah's mother recounts a memory in this regard and says, one day muhammad riza was very upset and angry and he told me damn this kingdom, i'm the king and the commander in chief, but without me knowing they took our planes to vietnam. what had happened was that at the time the us was in war... with vietnam, and whenever the need arose, they would use iranian military bases and iranian military facility for their own war purposes, and that's not even considering the free fuel they used to fill up their ships and airplanes from iran. that's all for today, thank you for watching from the whole team. please do tune in for more interesting topics on this special edition of the 10-day fatch celebrations. don't forget to leave your comments and recommendations. bye for now. "i was a journalist during the revolution, they said, oh, the ayatollah homani is coming to paris, it

the regime, although it didn't happen back in reality, but what i mean is that the war declaration by ayatullah qashani made the iranian people sensitive about what was going on in palestine, it created anti-israeli sentiments in this country, so when the shah recognized the regime, it created a wave of protests in and the shah realized that he could not establish ties with tel aviv simply and openly, antisianism reached its peak in iran in 1963 and echoed in speeches, people poured into the streets shouting, the shah has converted to judaism, they strongly expressed discussed against israel, this popular movement under the leadership of imam komeini disheartened the shaw and he never tried to publicize his relationship with israel. hey everyone, this is ali razza and in this week's episode of iron tech we're showcasing something very special. this is the sim, it's iran's first uh tactical light cargo plane, so in this week's episode we're going to be talking about its history, how it came to be, it's different use cases and everything in between. make sure you stay tuned, i'll see you soon. th

under the leadership of grand ayatullah khumeyne was a turning point in the history of the region. it put an end to the tyrany of muhammad reza shah who had been on the throne for almost four decades. at the same time the revolution brought down the current on years of foreign interference in the country's domestic affairs. as a result, the americans lost their main bastion in the region as they were expelled from the country in the aftermath of the revolution, but it didn't stop there. the islamic revolution that gave birth to the islamic republic of iran brought about seismic shift in the geopolitical configuration of the region. the newly established government whose red line was now national sovereignty and territorial integrity was upsetting the regional status quo. hegemmonic powers were treated by tehran as unwanted guests who had to pack up and go as soon as possible. at the same time the rise and rise of the islamic republic. as major power in the middle east, which was independent of the eastern and western blocks, had baffled the world. was the islamic republic supposed

ayatullah khamenei made the remarks while meeting with air force commanders.ersary of key event before the fruition of the islamic revolution. on february 1979, three days before victory of iran's islamic revolution, iran's air force personnel met with founder of the islamic. republic imam khumaini in tehran. manager of canadian defenders for human rights, najim stressed important. the muslims in west asia to pressure their governments to cut ties with the israeli regime in stage uh with this battle against the evil cruel zianist regime and all the crimes that they're committing inside palestine especially in gaza and uh you know and most of the world is witnessing this with social media these days um i think he's very very precise and he's hitting the right areas and he wants a maximum pressure. against the zianist regime um and the thing is um the access of resistance is doing their part in militarily getting involved and hitting the zinest regime from different areas from lebanon, from yemen, from iraq and so on, and it's very important for the uh you know

on the occasion, leader of iran's islamic revolution, ayatullah sayad ali khamenei, has called for massive turnout in the upcoming polls, which he has described as the main pillar of the islamic republic. راه اصلاح کشور انتخابات اون کسانی که دنبال این هستن که مشکلات را برطرف کنند ترمیم کنن باید به انتخابات رو کنن راه راه درست انتخابه. the candidates have officially launched their election campaigns and can continue until thursday, one day before the election. according to law, all campaigning must stop 24 hours before the election starts. the interior... ministry said this year the competition will be tough since the number of candidates is unprecedented in the history of the islamic republic. most of the candidates, particularly in small constituencies, are reportedly doctors, engineers, civil servants and teachers who are not affiliated with any political group. the new parliament will convene in late may. voting in the islamic republic of iran is considered to manifest the people's power and their act. presence on the scene: nearly 40 elections have been held in iran since the victory o

the islamic revolution of iran in 1979 under the leadership of grand ayatullah komeini was a turning point in the history of the region. it put an end to the tyranny of muhammad riza shah who had been underthrown for. almost four decades. at the same time, the revolution brought down the curtain on years of foreign interference in the country's domestic affairs. as a result, the americans lost their main bastian in the region as they were expelled from the country in the aftermath of the revolution, but it didn't stop there. the islamic revolution that gave birth to the islamic republic of iran brought about seismic shift in the geopolitical configuration of the region. the newly established government whose red line was now national sovereignty and territorial integrity was upsetting the regional status quo. hegemonic powers were treated by tehran as unwanted guests who had to pack up and go as soon as possible. at the same time the rise and rise of the islamic republic as major power in the middle east, which was independent of the eastern and western blocks had baffled the world.

zionist regime. um, but despite that, in 45 years, um, the leadership, whether it was imam khumeini or ayatullah khamenei, has never gone off course with that support um, for the palestinian cause. i'd like your thoughts to hear your thoughts about that. despite all the pressure, it has state state the course. well, well, that that shows you that that um, whether we are talking about um, um, homini or khameini, both of them are. men of principles uh, they they have courage and they they stayed the course uh, they they stood up against imperialism no matter what, and they did it when when when other people would normally be scared, and we see most of the planet, they they they unfortunately the leaders don't have the courage to stand up against uh the united states, against sionism and and and britain, so you know that that that is huge credit uh uh to to iran's leaders after the revolution, the and the leaders of the revolution. "and the fact that the they have tried so much to crush iran and punish it, i mean, people need to understand this, that that when when iran was hijacked by america and

goals and three tenure plans to develop nanotechnology and iran with leader of the islamic revolution, ayatullah sayid ali khamenei's full support. development headquarters, commercializing nano products is an important step and top priority, in 2001, which is pretty much the same time that other countries began to engage in nanotechnology development, we establish the nanotech headquarters and in many universities and research centers across the country, scientists started doing research in this field. we started with fewer than 10 scientists, but today there are more than 40,000 researchers and university professor. is working in this field in more than 150 nanotechnology research centers across the country. let me give you some statistics in order to explain what we mean by prioritizing. right now as we speak, we have commercialized 1800 nano products. more than 350 manufacturers have received nanotechnology production permits and many laboratories are now equipped with or use nanotech devices and products. but the beat news is in 2022 we sold over $1 billion dollars worth of nano products an

the islamic revolution of iran in 1979 under the leadership. of grand ayatullah khumeyne was a turningtion in the region as they were expelled from the country in the aftermath of the revolution, but

of the childhood, but also for for humanity itself. c'est vraiment un très bon papier. they said the ayatullahis coming to paris, it's a very old. story: 41 years ago i arrived here, he just told me like a grandfather, you know, the the the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one important, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran, someone called me telling me you should come to paris quickly, because the imam khumani is going back to terron and we want you to win the play, he... homani during the flight was sleeping upstairs when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and it was a way to say, now i am in charge, it's finished, the time of of the shah is over. in the heat of world war ii, iran came under the booths of soviet and british forces who pushed the country to the brink of collapse. diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time paved the way for the rise of muhammad riza shah, who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades. you had lines on pressv 120 days into the us israely ge

then there's the verdict issued by the current leader of the islamic republic (ayatullah homani) that reaffirms that the use of wmds using chemical weapons and nuclear weapons is strictly forbidden in islam, and yet the us with well over 5,000 nuclear warheads and the israeli regime with some 400 nuclear warheads have committed countless crimes to stop iran's peaceful nuclear. program, but it seems that these crimes have only made iranians more determined in their pursuit of nuclear technology. i'm very happy to welcome to hidden files, two of the sons of dr. mosin fahr, we have dr. mahdi fakri zaday and dr. hamed fakh. welcome to the program. i'd like to start off with uh of course very difficult time, the day that your father was... assassinated, how did you find out about it? it was around 2:20 p.m. on november 27, 2020, when my mother called me and altered a sentence that echoed on our minds for 20 years, and that phone call she simply said to me, meh a three word sentence i've been waiting to hear every day for two decades, the sounds of explosions and chaos were audible because

islamic revolution. now um, as the campaigns continue, um, the iranian officials including iran's leader ayatullah ali khamenei, have called on people. to um turn out in a large numbers uh on the day of election to cast their votes in order to elect their representatives to serve their country and uh they stress that by participating in the election they are contributing to uh making a stronger iran. great, thank you very much for that. we look forward to that. mahti abbastian here in the studios with us. we appreciate it, mahti. moving on on the international day for palestinian journalists, syrian journalists have held a solidarity stance with their palestinian counterparts over in the capital damascus. more details with our correspondent ibrahim wahti. the syrian journalists union organized a central solidarity stand in support of palestinian journalists at the general organization of radio and television building in damascus. the stand was in response to call from the international federation of journalists to observe. a minute of silence in morning for the journalist marters who were murdered

for instance, the current leader of the islamic revolution (ayatullah sayad ali khamani) has stated:دال آوری زنان و مردان ما مساوی شده و این همون عدالت جنسیتی هست که ما ذکر'. می کنیم میگیم در جای خودش اگه قرار بگیره امکان رشدش بهتر میشه اما اگر از جای خودش او رو به سمت دیگری ببریم و خدای نکرده به صورت کالا و ابزار بهش نگاه کنیم اول زن هست که صدمه می خوره اگر نظام فطری خانواده رو ما به هم بزنیم بیش از همه زن صدمه میخوره تک والدی ها بیش از همه به زن داره بار می کنه خانواده های هم جنس بیش از همه به زن ها صدمه می زنه چون فیزیولوژی زن هست که نیاز به این داره که هم از نظر جسمی هم از نظر روحی با فرزندش ارتباط بگیره و خانواده های تک جنسیتی میاد بخشی از این نیازها رو ندیده می گیره و این باز زن هست که داره صدمه میخوره و داره ضرر می کنه لذا قوانینی که در اسلام هست بیش از هر کسی به نفع زن داره برنامه ریزی می کنه و حیف هست که زن ها هویت خودشونو نشناسن و نتونن. این گونه که باید اون رو حفظ کنن یا شرایط یا فشارها یا تبلیغات این ها رو در واقع از هویتشون دور کنن شما مثلاً بحث سلامت رو می بینید که قبل از انقلاب اگر ۵۴ سال بود امید به زندگی در میان زنان الان به نزدیک ۸۰ سال ۷۸ و خورده ای نزدیک ۸۰ سال رس

the palestinian cause received significant attention from ayatullah komeini, the leader. the islamic revolution in iran. during the 1967 war, he considered that the enemy was not only zionist israel, but also the united states of america and the entire western block due to their support for the occupying entity. the islamic revolution turned iran into a political system resembling a military and a political hydra. this structure makes any confrontation with the west, a confrontation with a network of regional independent units, small and agile forces. tehran has worked for decades to build. network of regional relationships with the aim of strengthening its influence beyond its borders, to achieve its declared goals of islamic unity and strategic depth. this strategy has allowed iran to expand the revolution goals across west asia, giving it the advantage of forming alliances with groups whose strength surpasses that of the central state controlled by western hegemony such as hizbullah in lebanon. for reasons like this one, the west intervened and worked to marginalize islamic... awa

deliberative body elected for eight years and in his recent speech, the leader of the islamic revolution ayatullahslamic republic. israel's onslot on the gaza strip is now in its 146th day as a regimes indiscriminate strikes kill more civilians in central and southern parts of the territory. israeli air strikes killed the six palestinians in town near khanes. casualties were also reported following the israeli bombardment of a residential block and nosider at refugee camp in central gaza. mila gaza's health sector remains a main target for israeli strikes yalauda hospital in northern gaza has stopped its services due to severe shortage of fuel and medical supplies. camalad one hospital, which was the last hospital in service in northern gaza has also stopped working after shutdown of its select. generator, the israely genocide has so far killed nearly 30,00 gazons leaving over 70,300 others injured. the us managed israeli genocidal war continues to take innocent lives and leave a trail of destruction in the gaza strip. israel's bombing and shelling campaign since october the 7th has turned a large

isionist regime. um, but despite that in 45 years, um, the leadership, whether it was imam khumeini or ayatullah khaminee has never gone off course with that support um for the palestinian cause. i'd like your thoughts to hear your thoughts about that, despite all the pressure, it has state state the course. well well that that shows you that that um whether we are talking about um um khumeni or khameini both of them are men of principles uh they they have courage and they they stayed the course uh they they stood up against imperialism no matter what and they did it when when when other people would normally be scared and we see most of the planet they they they unfortunately the leaders don't have the courage to stand up against uh the united states against sionism and and and britain. so you know that that that is huge credit uh uh to to iran's leaders after the revolution and and the leaders of the revolution and the fact that they have tried so much to crush iran and punish it, i mean you people need to understand this that that when when iran was hijacked by america and and britain in 1953

the leader of iran's islamic revolution (ayatullah said ali khamani) says election is the main pillar of the islamic republic. earlier in our news review program we discuss the issue with our guests. let's take a look. you're watching press tv, world news live from tehran, time now for the news reviews, stay tuned. the leader of iran's islamic revolution has described the elections as the main pillar of the islamic establishment, ali khamani says in a meeting with the people from east azerbaijan province that everyone should participate in the elections. the leader said that that's the way forward to reform the country and to address the existing problems. the leader called on voters to choose the most competent candidates. he added that elections have always been clean in iran, stressing that political differences should not negatively impact national unity against enemies. elections for iran's parliament in the assembly of experts are scheduled for march the 1st. all right, now let me allow me to invite a couple of guests to discuss this and shut some more light on this, so academic

the palestinian cause received significant attention from ayatullah humaini, the leader of the islamic revolution in iran. during the 19th. 67 war, he considered that the enemy was not only zionist israel, but also the united states of america and the entire western block, due to their support for the occupying entity. the islamic revolution turned iran into a political system resembling a military and a political hydra. this structure makes any confrontation with the west, a confrontation with a network of regional independent units, small and agile forces. tehran has worked for decades to build a network of regional relationships with the aim of strength. its influence beyond its borders, to achieve its declared goals of islamic unity and strategic depth. this strategy has allowed iran to expand the revolution goals across west asia, giving it the advantage of forming alliances with groups whose strength surpasses that of the central state controlled by western hegemony such as hizbullah in lebanon. for reasons like this one, the west intervened and worked to marginalize islamic awak

said in ayatullah andrabe, author, political analyst and london-based kashmiri intellectual. welcome back to the show, both of you. i'll start with you, dr. andrabi, um, so much to go. go through here, for starters though, your thoughts on the fact that more than four months of non-stop massacre and an impending catastrophe in raffa we're yet to see the genocide stop or to see call for immediate permanent cease fire. bismillahirrahmanirrahim, from day one, that's just from 7th of october last year. it was clear and i have said it more than once that the present israeli palestine conflict, it's it's not going to be sort of something ending at nothing, palestinians have killed some, israel will kill some and there it will end, like say for example what happened in 200. six with hizbullah, this was right from the beginning when the islamic republic also showed support for it, it was becoming clear that this time it is going to be conclusive and by conclusion we mean that it will it will end at some result, that result may not be the ultimate, may not be the 100% we want as... ha

news, coming up next is a review of the top stories, this bye-bye for now, i was, they said, oh, the ayatullah very old story. 41 years ago i arrived here, he just told me like a grandfather. you know, the the the interesting part of the story is not me. i'm not the one important, you know, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran. someone called me telling me, you should come to paris quickly, because the imam komaini is going back to terran and we want you to be in the player." the imam khumeni during the flight was sleeping upstairs, when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and it was a way to say, now i am in charge, it finished, the time of of the show is over. wushu or chinese kungfu is a blend of chinese martial arts with eastern philosophical backgrounds. competitive wushu is composed of two disciplines. sanda, which means sparring and tau, series of predetermined movements combined. so they can be practiced as a continuous set of movements. in 1991, iran participated in wushu competitions for the first time and caught ou

goals and three tenure plans to develop nanotechnology in iran with leader of the islamic revolution, ayatullah said ali khamenei's full support. is to benefit from this cutting-ish technology, therefore, according to officials at the nanotechnology development headquarters, commercializing nano products is an important step and top priority. in 2001, which is pretty much the same time that other countries began to engage in nanotechnology development, we established a nanotech headquarters and in many universities and research centers across the country, scientists started doing research in this. field: we started with fewer than 10 scientists, but today there are more than 40,000 researchers and university professors working in this field in more than 150 nano technology research centers across the country. let me give you some statistics in order to explain what we mean by prioritizing. right now, as we speak, we have commercialized 1800 nano products. more than 350 manufacturers have received nanotechnology products. permits and many laboratories are now equipped with or use nanotech device

they want to move to nabl karerim and genene. was a journalist during the revolution, they said oh the ayatullahing the flight was sleeping upstairs, when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and it was a way to... you say now i am in charged, it's finished, the time of of the show is over. welcome back, the hisbollah resistance movement has carried out fresh strikes against israely positions as the exchange of fire continues along lebanon's southern border. the resistance fighters targeted israel's branet base with a barrage. of rockets. hesbolah fighters struck meron airbase with falat missiles. several other israeli military sights also came under attack. isballah says his anti-israel operations is in response to the regime's genocidal war on gaza and in support of the palestinian people. the operations come emit bombings by israely war planes on villages in southern lebanon. according to the lebanese media a drone strike a civilian vehicle in southern lebanon left one person dead and another injured. meanwile the lebanese resistance movement hesbo

the very tenents of iranian foreign policy are built on wisdom as... outlined by the uh by the leader ayatullahcy and uh and pride, the very fact that you have pride factoring into this principle foreign policy, despite the uh great deal of pragmatism that iran has shown over over the years, the very fact that you have pride as a principal tenant of of this foreign policy means that anything that diminishes one's uh iranian pride or islamic pride or touches anything that may that may damage iran standing across the world, this this will immediately lead lead to such foreign policies being being sideline, so the very fact that you look for example at the so let's take into account the the the fact that the revolution came about during the cold war a time when you you you had to adhere to one of two camps, either east or west, when you change an entire system at such pivotal moment in history, at the very and you look at into the fact that iran is is located at the dead center uh of the eastern and western camps, coming out of this western camp despite all of the pressure that the us has put on i

the islamic revolution of iran in 1979 under the leadership of grand ayatullah komeini was a turning point in the history of the region. it put an end to the tyrany of muhammad reza shah who had been on the throne for almost four decades. at the same time, the revolution brought down the curton on years of foreign interference in the country's domestic affairs. as a result, the americans lost their main bastian in the region as they were expelled from the country in the aftermath of the revolution, but it didn't stop there. the islamic revolution that gave birth to the islamic republic of iran brought about seismic shift in the geopolitical configuration of the region. the

goals and three tenure plans to develop nanotechnology in iran with leader of the islamic revolution ayatullah said ali khamenei's full support. فرماوری دانو در واقع برای ما علاوه خودش ارزش داره از این جهت یک نمونه ایست که ما بتوانی در همه کارهای کشور از این نمونه تبعیت کنیم و اون رو معیار قرار بدیم برای. ferron is to benefit from this cutting-ish technology, therefore, according to officials at the nanotechnology development headquarters, commercializing nano products is an important step and top priority. in 2001, which is pretty much the same time that other countries began to engage in nanotechnology development, we established a nanotech headquarters and in many universities and research centers across the country, scientists started doing research in this field, we started with fewer than 10 scientists, but today there are more than 40,000 researchers and university professors working in this field in more than 150 nanotechnology research centers across the country. let me give you some statistics in order to explain what we mean by prioritizing. right now, as we speak, we have commercia

me, they said or he ayatullah romany is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago i arrive here, he just told me like a grandfather, you know the the the interesting part of the... sorry, it's not me, i'm not the one important, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran, someone called me telling me, you should come to paris quickly, because the imam khumani is going back in tehen, and we want you to be in the plane. imam homani during the flight was sleeping upstairs, when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and... it was a way to say, now i am in charge, it's finished, the time of of the shah is over, what a arriver. واصدق هذا العالم لما بيحكي عن الانسان شايفهم. ام بتبكي دنار علشان مات في الغرب جعان ويساوي الماتول بالقتل في شرف ونزه وحيده وتلك قضيه وتلك قضيه. israel keeps targeting hospitals and medical centers in gaza. the one aid agency for palestinians say that his operations face uncertainty due to suspension of funding by several western donor countries. unro says lack of necessary funds may shut down all