the 13th of albon on the iranian calendar, which usually coincides with november 4th, of of holds great importance in the islamic republic. november 4th, the day of national struggle against arrogance is a reminder of three important events in iran's contemporary history that occurred in three different periods and for this reason the... day has been recorded as memorable day in the country's history. the exile of imam komaini to turkey on november 4th 1964, the mass killing of students protesting the pahlavi regime on november 4th 1978, which was named as students day and the takeover of the us embassy dubbed also as the spiness in iran on november 4th 1979 constitute these three historical events. three key events that have left an indelable mark on. iran's modern

history. this year the people of tehran starked alban 13th or november 4th march from palestine square and solidarity with the palestinians. like the events attached in november 4th, what's unfolding in the occupied territories has one root cause, the of united states of america. washington is not just accomplice, but the major culprit for what's happening to the palestinian people. at least be free from terrany and arrogance. i see this opportunity to invite those who have decided to remain neutral to watch the killings of innocent women and children in gaza. our message is that israel is on the verge of collapse and is weaker than a spiders vep. inshallah, this century we will witness the overcome of the oppressed nations over the arrogant powers. "the alaxsa flood

operation was in fact a smack on the face of israel and the powerful punch to the mouth of a the word arrogance, and it will put an end to the existence of israel once and for all. as imam homeni said, israel should be removed off the face of the earth. we see that the resistance movement is getting stronger a daily basis. the islamic world is about to become victorious and borders have lost meaning in this world. look at this outfit, this stress is from the time when the u.s. help." iraq to attack the defenseless people of iran. i'm wearing this outfit to show that the power of the us is all but fake. they can never confront us face to face. of

on november 4th, 1964, hamam konami was excited to turkey by the shaw's regime. this action was taken place in response to imam komen's protest against the shas reported capitalization bill which granted an endless immunity to americans in iran. the anniversary of this event serves as a reminder of the significant role amon konami played in opposing foreign influence at. iran sovereignty. capitulation or the right of consular judgement is a right that is given to foreign nationals and exempts them from the laws of the country. in fact, if a crime is committed in the country, the host government does not have the right to try that criminal. capitulation has its roots in colonialism and colonial countries imposed this law on weak countries under domination. capitulation in iran was recognized for.

citizens during the treaty of torka manchai, and after that, some other colonial countries gained this illegitimate privilege due to the weakness of the dhajar dynasty. however, the capitalation was cancelled in 1927 under the pressure of public opinion and the atmosphere governing international relations after the first world war. more than three decades had not passed since the abolition of capitalation when mohammad reza pahlavi became its revivalist. on october 5th, 1963, the cabinet of asadullah alam on the order of the shah, approved the american proposal to grant judicial immunity to american citizens in the form of legal bill in the cabinet. to know more, we talked toraqi, the deputy of the islamic coalition party. he told us why imam komenni reacted so negatively to the capitalation bill. موجود یک سخنرانی بسیار. the capitalation bill actually made.

delivered that powerful speech in gs school where he emphasized that this resolution that is the capitalation has taken independence away from our nation based on that bill if an american national runs over religious cleric or manager in the street, no one will have the right to protest. this has disgraced the iranian nation and the dem parliament had actually betrayed the nation by passing the bill. imam's a stance on this issue provoked the shah's regime to immediately take action and arrest imam at nighting and exile him to turkey and from there to iraq, all this to prevent the spread of protests. some time later this news reached imam khumeyni and he began to protest against the regime of mohammadreza shah pahlawi and his measures on approving the bill. on 26th october 1964 he addressed the scandal of this disgraceful act in a historic speech. imam komaini stated in

his speech that by approving this bill the government brazenly supported this disgraceful matter and made the iranian nation lower than american dogs. dr. issues. the history of capitulation in iran goes back to the time of safavit dynasty, but later in 1963 this issue of capitalation was raised and it took about one year to become a law when hasan ali mansur was prime minister in iran. imam khomaini was in prison at the

time, but he showed his protests immediately after he was released. in his famous speech, imam khumaini referred to the capitalation as the document for the slavery of the iranian. nation, this analogy comes from the fact that the liberal capitalists recognize themselves as the masters of this world and others as the slaves and servants. in fact, the capitalation law originates from this very wrongful logic, which is to ensure that if their nationals commit a crime in the target country, that is iran, they will be immune from prosecution there. the regime which had not been able to calm him down in any way. during the two years of the imam's uprising decided to exile the imam on november 4th 1964. however, this event marked a turning point in imam komaini's life, strengthening his resolved to fight against foreign dominance and ultimately leading to the birth the islamic republic. this is mr. mohammad

amien farajullahi, an iranian historian whose focus is more on the history of contemporary iran. he told us that the imam's exile was a turning point in the country's history. let's not forget that he was a religious scholar or marja, he was under house arrest, and after he was released, he gave sterring speech against the regime right away, pay attention to his personality and character, he was supposed to be executed, but when the regime found itself unable to do it, he was exiled. was able to bring changes to the tactics of protest inside the country. not only could the exile not stop him, but promoted him to a leader of protests in exile. his followers inside the country instantly adjusted themselves with the situation of their leader in exile. on november 4th, 1978, a tragic

incident occurred in tehran when the shot regime will leaves bulpen fire and students to the university of tahan resulting in the... loss of 56 student lives, this brutal act of violence further feels that wowing this contest for protest against the shas regime becoming a divertal point in the islamic republic. the adversity of this event serves as a reminder for the sacrifices made by students in their pursuit for freedom and justice. the second major event which made memorial day from the 13th of alban or november 4th in the... history of iran was the killing of iranian students by the shah's police just few months before the victory of the islamic revolution. on november 4th, 1978, during the demonstrations of the iranian people against the shah's regime, schools were closed and school students moved

towards tehran university to protest against the shah's regime alongside other protesters on the university's campus. around noon, the show's police first threw a few rounds of tiergas. to the crowd, but while the gatherings were breathing hard, they continued their protest with a louder voice. at this time the police opened fire on students and people as a result of which 50 those students were of the young generation the country, they responded to the uprising the iranian nation and the call of im for revolution. the iranian nation appreciated this movement deeply because its young generation had entered such field of political struggles, and it enjoyed such a profound that made them rise up against the shah's regime. as a result in commemoration of those students, the supreme council of the cultural revolution, named the anniversary of

the amartidom as a student stay in iran, this way, the efforts of the youth and students in the realization and the victory of the islamic revolution will never be forgotten, and it will stay in the memory of the iranian nation forever. imam khomaini addressed the students in a historic message on this occasion, be patient, my dear ones, because the final... victory is near and god is with the patient. iran today is the place of the free. i have darted my hopeful eyes on you. i will make the world hear the voice of your desire for freedom and independence. the martyrdem of the students feeled white spread outrage contributing to the eventual downfall the shah's regime. dr. motavallyan told us that the iranian youths have always involved in fighting global arrogance. ملاحظه میکنید که ما. 45 سال گذشته. as you can see, in the past 45 years, we have seen growth in the

enthusiasm and passion of the young generation to celebrate the students day, because the islamic republic has managed to tap into the potentials of its young generation in fighting the foreigners interference and excessive demands to plunder the wealth of their country. these young people are students whose wisdom has just been awakened and they are highly motivated. dated to participate in social activities, as result, when they enter the scene, they are filled with enthusiasm and passion, and i believe that if we hadn't used their potentials in the past 44 to 45 years, we'd have received many fatal blows and similar to other revolutions across the world, which ended up in collapse, the enemy could have derailed our revolution too. they think they've done a good thing because they don't have to look in the eyes of these mothers who

know they are going to die, who are going to die before their children's justices delivered the truth about their child who was not a gun man or a gun woman who was not someone that the british army could just take away and snuff out their life and then cover up the files and hide them away for until 2064 or 2070. those women know they're going to die without having any without truth and without any justice. chris heat and harris doesn't have to look into any of their eyes and it doesn't matter if it was the british army or the rc or the ira or loyalist that took those lives. those loved ones mattered and those families matter and what this is doing is inhumane in in an extraordinary way that no one in a developed country in 2023 should even be cognecent of. there's plenty

more right after a quick glance at some news and serbs. hello and welcome back to this program. reviewing news exerps from the website of the world. now let's get started. iranian hold nationwide rallies to mark us embassy takeover anniversary. iran front page writes cities across iran ar witnessing rallies to mark national students day, which is the anniversary of the 1979 us embassy takeover in tehran, also known as the national day of fight against global arrogance. now the second item, iran holds rallies to support gaza, mark 1979 us embassy takeover. al-jazera rights demonstrations have been held across iran to denounce the united states and israel and to mark the 1979. take over of the us embassy in tehran as israel bombars the gaza strip.

revolutionary student groups released statements to condemn the atrocities committed by israel against palestinian civilians and to site a promise made by ayd ali khamenei in 2015 that israel would cease to exist by 2040. iranians mark 13 orbon occasion with nationwide rallies. maar news agency. writes, this year, on the verge of student day, the leader of the islamic revolution, ayatullah sayid ali khamenei, received a large number of students, speaking a meeting, ayatullah khamenei said the 1979 takeover of the us embassy in tehran by students was a blow by the iranian nation to washington. iranians express support for gaza and national day against global arrogance. tasknim news agency rides, in over 1200 cities across iran, people expressed their empathy and unwavoring support for the resilient and oppressed people of gaza and

palestinian resistance groups as a symbol of protest against violent acts in. gaza, students in tehran set fire to the flags of israel and the united states during the 13th of orban rally. death to israel, death to america, iran mark's anniversary of the 1979 embassy takeover. times of israel rights, protesters, stomped on images of prime minister benjamin netanyahu and us president joe biden, others carried banners calling the us great satan. the banner on the main podium braad. we trampol america under our feet, and that's it for me, thank you so much for being with us and let's get back to the studio to have the main item, on november 4th, 1979, a significant event occurred in that when the united states and revolutionary students.

november 4th, 1979, witness event that captivated the world's attention, the takeover of the us embassy in tehran. iranian revolutionary students stormed the embassy compound demanding the extradition of the dethrown shaw who had been admitted into the united states under the pretext of medical treatment. this grippling incident exposed the underlying tensions between iran and the united states highlighting the negative role america had played in iranian affairs. the enray students who had taken over the u.s. embassy help the american center responsible for disastrous event in iranian history in the past 50 years and replaced the name of the us embassy with spyden. said the retrieved documents indicate that the us embassyran was really spy dann. سفارت آمریکا رو تصخیر. the students take over the us embassy and then everything changes. they gain access to series of documents that were

about to be destroyed hastily by the embassy staff. also announced that the students have taken over the... of conspiracy and espinanage. his son ahmad on the other side hailes the takeover, saying that they have taken the right place and they need to stay there for a longer time. the documents came out from the embassy were among the unique historical documents for decades and in fact opened new horizons in the political analysis for the world to see what the us is doing in iran and in the entire world. in the documents there was information about the us's efforts to overthrow the islamic revolution of iran. and even espianage activities in the countries of the region. one of the major incidents attributed to the embassy was its involvement in the collapse of iran's democratic government led by prime minister muhammad musaddiq in 1953. at that time iran was eager to nationalize its vast oil industry which was largely under the control of foreign companies, particularly

the british own anglo-iranian oil company now known as british petroleum. musaddiq, democratically elected leader, aimed to regain control over iran's oil reserves and ensure that the profits were used for the benefit of his own people. however, this move threatened the interest of the western powers, particularly the united states and the united kingdom, who had a stake in maintaining control over iran's oil resources. in a joint cover operation known as operation ajax, the cia and mi6 orchestrated a kudeata to overthrow. government, the us embassy in iran played a crucial role in coordinating and facilitating this operation, which ultimately succeeded in overthrowing musaddiq and installing muhammad reza shah of pahlavi as a pro-western ruler. following the cou, the embassy continued to be hub for plotting against anti-us movements, not only within iran, but also

within the wider region. during the 1960s and 1970s as the anti-imperialist centr grew stronger in iran, the embassy functioned as a coordination center for orders to the shah's regime to crack down on anti-us activists and movements. this included a crackdown on leftis and nationalist organizations in iran as well as suppressing regional movements against us interests. to evaluate the embassy takeover from our legal point of view, we talked to dr. ahmed mominierad, the associate professor of international law at the university of tehran. he said we knew well that based on the international law, taking over embassies was forbidden, but

the fact is that we cannot simply accept it without paying attention to the issues surrounding it. we need to consider the timing and the conditions of the country at that time. the revolution was nacent, the shaw had fled the country and people were worried that the us might bring him back to power again. let alone with a wealth that the shah himself and his family had taken out from the country. the iranian nation had demanded the return of the show for a trial, but to no avail. the us government disregarded the demands and in the meantime supported separatist and opposition groups and spared no efforts for creating civil wars and border crises. its ultimate goal was to overthrow the revolution through a crew. furthermore, during the vietnam war, the us embassy played a significant role in involving iran in the conflict. the shah's regime sent paramilitary groups, armament and

fighter jets to vietnam to support the us war effort under the pretext of maintaining good relations with washington. this support to the war effort was seen as a way for the shaw to carry favor with the united states and secure continued support for his regime. overall the us embassy in iran function as major headquarters for plots against the iranian people, from orchestrating the downfall of democratically elected government to coordinating repression against anti-us activists domestically and regionally. these actions have left a deep impact on iran's political landscape and have contributed to the strain relationship between the two nations for decades. masaeli. the 1953 coup

by the americans in iran. from the very beginning of the revolution, general hizer entered iran and designed the coup plan. in fact, our students from three specific universities decided to take over the embassy with the aim of foiling any possible coup and also showing their protest against the acceptance of the show. in the us. on the other hand, the students were mad at the us government for turning the embassy to a den of espianage. the embassy used to make repeated and guided calls to individuals and groups who were seeking the overthrow of the government in iran. there was also the issue of infiltrating the government cabinet, which was later proven in the documents released from the us embassy. add to this, the resolution of the u.s. senate against the trials and executions of the leaders of the shoh. regime, with regard to all this, these students had to make the big decision and take over the embassy which was doing things other than its main job. the november 4th

must serves as a reminder that with the president of the united states, the region has a hard task to experience peace and stability. the october 7venth war between israel and hamas and the us active involvement in it has intensified. and wants to dominate the whole world, be it political, military, civilization, or cultural. as a result, if any country opposes the system of domination, it will be treated

harshly. the main reason behind more than 200 wars that the us has waged since its inception was actually to sement its domination over those regions and countries. the united states through its massive armed sales and military support to israel has effectively become a major culpate to the... brutalities committed by the israeli regime in gaza, which is said to be the israeli war on kids, not hamas. the united states is enabling the israeli regime to pursue aggressive actions against gaza and palestinian territories. billions of dollars in arms shipments bolster israel's capability to conduct operations, leading to a disproportionate use of force and loss of innocent lives. such support undermines diplomatic efforts and the... شریک جنایت

رژیم. literally, the united states is not only accomplice to the crimes of the zionist regime, but it's the main culpate, and it must be held accountable. there is a concept in the international law called derivative responsibility, which attributes to the help a country offers to another in violating the human rights. here, both countries are responsible. international institutions should carry out investigations and encourage the world leaders to take action. "the zionist regime and the leaders of the us government who defend the genocide in palestine should be punished, even european countries are part of this genocide. how can joe biden, the british prime minister, the french president, and the german chancellor all come to tel aviv and show their support for israel, while the entire world is witness to the atrocities and the killings of women and children by the israeli regime. this is

really strange, their support." from israel's bombing of hospitals, civil centers, cities and camps, indicates that their claims for human rights have been a bunch of lies. that's all for today, thank you for watching from the whole team, hope you enjoyed this shit and found it valuable and informative, please do turn in same time next week and each week after. don't forget to send us your comments, the topic requests. till next time, take care. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, otter, disregard for human life,

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