in his sermon, imam khamaini warned people: about the dangers of israel, a regime that seeks to destroyims to support the oppressed people of palestine. in march 1963, imam komani wrote a letter about the danger of israel, openly lashing out at the us-back regime of the shah for growing close ties with israel. because of my religious obligation, i hear... by warn the people of iran and the muslims of the world that the holy quran and islam are in danger, the independence of our country and its economy are in danger of being seized by the zionists. with the deadly silence of the muslims, it won't be long before they, the zionists, destroy the existence of the muslim nation in all its aspects. imam khumaini saw the palestinian people. as victims of injustice and occupation, he emphasized the importance of unity among muslims and urged them to stand together against israeli oppression. he called on all muslim nations to support the palestinian resistance and provide them with political, moral and material assistance. ملت و دولت های عرب کردن این بود که مهلت دادند به اسرائیل به اغراض شخصیه د

in his sermon, imam khamaini warned people about the dangers of israel, a regime that seeks to destroy islam, the quran. he called on all muslims to support the oppressed people of palestine. in march 1963, imam komaini wrote a letter about the danger of israel, openly lashing out at the us back regime of the shah for growing close ties with israel. because of my religious obligation, i hereby warn the people of iran and the muslims of the world that the holy quran and islam are in danger. the independence of our country and its economy are in danger of being seat. by the zionists, with the deadly silence of the muslims, it won't be long before they, the zionists, destroy the existence of the muslim nation in all its aspects. imam khumaini saw the palestinian people as victims of injustice and occupation. he emphasized the importance of unity among muslims and urged them to stand together against israeli oppression. he called on all muslim nations to support the palestinian resistance and provide them with political, moral and material assistance. اشتباهی که همه مسلمن و خصوصاً ملت ها و

in his sermon, imam khamaini warned people about the dangers of israel, a regime that seeks to destroy islam, the quran. he called and all muslims to support the oppressed people of palestine. in march 1963, imam komeini wrote a letter about the danger of israel, openly lashing out at the us back regime of the shah for growing close ties with israel. because of my religious obligation, i hereby warn the people of iran and the muslims of the world that the holy quran and islam are in danger. the independence of our country and its economy are in danger of being seized by the zine. with the deadly silence of the muslims, it won't be long before they, the zionists, destroy the existence of the muslim nation in all its aspects. imam komaini saw the palestinian people as victims of injustice and occupation. he emphasized the importance of unity among muslims and urged them to stand together against israeli oppression. he called. ملت و دولت های عرب کردن این بود که مهلت دادند به اسرائیل به اغراض شخصی. دولت ها مانع شد از اینکه صدای اسرائیل را در. syria in the 1967 si day war. ever since the is

in his sermon, imam khamaini warned people about the dangers of israel, a regime that seeks to destroy islam, the quran. he called on all muslims to support the oppressed people of palestine. in march 1963, imam komaini wrote a letter about the danger of israel, openly lashing out at the us back regime of the shah for growing close ties with israel. because of my religious obligation, i hereby warn the people of iran and the muslims of the world that the holy quran and islam are in danger. the independence of our country and its economy are in danger of being seized by the zionists. with the deadly silence of the muslims, it won't be long before they, the zionists, destroy the existence of the muslim nation in all its aspects. imam khumaini saw the palestinian people as victims of injustice and occupation. he emphasized the importance of unity among muslims and urged them to stand together against israeli oppression. he call on all muslim nations to support the palestinian resistance and provide them with political, moral and material assistance. خصوصاً ملت و دولت های عرب کردن این بود

in this 1978 interview launched before the victory of the islamic revolution in iran, imam khamaini, then in exile in france, clear. that israel would no longer receive oil from iran, no, we will not receive the oil, no more oil from iran for israel, imam komaini's support for palestine can be traced back to his early years as a religious scholar. on june 3rd, 1963, imam khumaini made very significant speech in the central iranian city of rom to raise awareness about the occupation of the palestinian territories. by the israeli regime. in his sermon, imam khamaini warned people about the dangers of israel, a regime that seeks to destroy islam, the quran. he called on all muslims to support the oppressed people of palestine. in march 1963, imam komaini wrote a letter about the danger of israel, openly lashing out at the us-back regime of the shah for growing close ties. with israel, because of my religious obligation, i hereby warn the people of iran and the muslims of the world that the holy quran and islam are in danger, the independence of our country and its economy are in danger o

imam khamaini was able to revive this idea and bring it to reality. thank you so much, dr. abdul aziz na habtur for your time, the yemeni prime minister, thank you so much for your time, it was our pleasure, thank you so much for watching, see you next time inshallah, libya is a north african country, the country has two competing governments, the tripoly based high state council and the house of representatives. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. i made the us israeli genocide on gaza. libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice icj to prevent. genocide in the gaza stream. we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency ali jumal ubaidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you, mercy. when the islamic rev'. revolution of 1979 usted shah mohammad riza pahlavi, iran's new rulers handed over the keys to the israeli embassy in tehran to palestinian officials, that symbol

on june 3rd, 1963, imam khamaini made very significant speech in the central iranian city of grom to raise awareness about the occupation of the palestinian territories by the israeli regime. in his sermon, imam khameini warned people about the day. of iran and the muslims of the world that the holy quran and islam are in danger, the independence of our country and its economy are in danger of being seized by the zionists. with the deadly silence of the muslims, it won't be long before they, the zionists, destroy the existence of the muslim nation in all its aspects. imam khumaini saw the palestinian people as victims. of injustice and occupation, he emphasized the importance of unity among muslims and urged them to stand together against israeli oppression. he called on all muslim nations to support the palestinian resistance and provide them with political, moral and material assistance. کردن این بود که مهلت دادند به اسرائیل به اغراض شخصیه دولت ها مانع شد از اینکه صدای اسرائیل را در همون اول خفه کنند و نه region of western asia, spanning nearly 1800 square kilometers from syria in t

that designation was not arbitrary. built into the islamic revolution and imam khamaini's ideals, was the tenent of supporting the oppressed. the palestinian people were contemporary history's single most persecuted people. their land has been taken away, their livelihoods callously restricted, their children stigmatized by israelis, their bodies destroyed, and their very being suppressed at every opportunity. that was the backdrop against which imam khumaini soughts to encourage an awakening if uprising would ensue. all the better. the first and second intifadas in 1987 to 1993 and 2000 to 2005 respectively, were thus welcome occurrences. the palestinian people were the primary source of opposition to the israeli occupation of their land and they had now risen up in armed battle. the islamic republic didn't withhold support either time. and a major branch of the islamic revolution gards core, the irgc is also named quts. "the quod's force, which was headed by major general qasim sulaymani until he was assassinated by the united states, has been a major force in streamlining regional

that's why imam khamaini called the us the great satan. if the us stops behaving like this, it will be power like others that consider other nations in. trust in addition to their own ones, those that interact with the rest of the world a win-win basis, but for the us, there is only one way to interact with the world, winning at the expense of the other side, this win lose mentality defines the american's behavior in the international arena. as the biggest us military base in the middle east, the israeli regime helped washington exert its influence over the region, especially after the... the shaw, yet with the emergence of the islamic republic, this hegemony was challenged as tehran began inviting palestinian groups pledging them to help, train an arm against the occupation regime. at the same time, iran forged relations with anti-israel states across the world, developing what is now referred to as the resistance access, which confronts and challenges any colonial project in the region under any name. since the victory of... the islamic

imam khamaini had over the revolutionaries, the shah requested iraq to expel him and he was exiled to france by then vice president of iraq saddam hussein. but the resistance to the shah's regime intensified and he fled iran in january 1979 never to return. and a few short weeks later imam khumaini landed back in tehran where he would soon establish the islamic republic of iran and cement iran's independence from the global system of international zionist domination. joining us on the show this week to discuss this historic occasion, our two very special guests with me in the studio is sister zahra subaiti who is a part to architect and filmmaker. zahra's interests lie in religious and socio-political affairs, occasionally writing articles and reflection pieces on various online platforms and joining us. via skype, his sister sahar jaber. sahar has an honors degree in sociology and communication studies from mcmarsy university. she resides in lebanon where she studies at the islamic seminary, she co-founded. and olives publications, an islamic publishing house aiming to provide reliab

of najaf. 1978, with the shah facing mass opposition and his regime fearful of the... influence imam khamaini had over the revolutionaries, the shah requested iraq to expel him and he was exiled to france by then vice president of iraq saddam hussein, but the resistance to the shah's regime intensified and he fled iran in january 1979, never to return, and few short weeks later, imam khumaini landed back in tehran where he would soon establish the islamic republic of iran. and cement iran's independence from the global system of international zionist domination. joining us on the show this week to discuss this historic occasion, our two very special guests with me in the studio is sister zahra subaiti who is a part to architect and filmmaker. zahra's interests lie in religious and socio political affairs, occasionally writing articles and reflection pieces on various online platforms. and joining us via skype, is sister sahar jaber. sahar has an honors degree in sociology and communication studies from mcmarsy university. she resides in lebanon where she studies at the islamic seminary. she c

something that's interesting here as well is, you've mentioned for example... uh the iranians, imam khamaini, and one thing he's always focused on has been unity between muslims, and if we can just very quickly, we don't have lot of time on the show, but discuss uh what muslims can maybe learn from hasan albannah and his approach about how muslims should unite against a common enemy, in particular when you see what's happening to our brothers and sisters in palestine at the moment. absolutely, so there were three key themes that uh shahid hasanna focused on specifically when it comes to the palestinian struggle for liberation. the first was that he centralized the palestinian cause as ultimate. the cause of the umma, this idea that um, don't think of palestine as nationalistic cause as the borders as perconstructed by the superpowers themselves and the colonialists. this is an islamic duty, it's an islamic responsibility for every single muslim to consider the burden on their own shoulders, and he made this very clear. the second uh point was the unconditional support for the palestinian lib

point in the..." the way the islamic revolution looks at the role of the women, and of course imam khamaini has saying that says islam gives more importance to women, gives more value to women even compared to men, and it freees women from being looked at as objects, that is his very word, and of course we have some part of the islamic rev, islamic republic's constitution that talks about that that in the islamic republic. "we should not look at women as objectified, and i think that is very important, that is something that freeze up women to use all their energies in very, you know, in a way that is not contaminated with different, you know, with things that keeps them from progressing and from realizing their potential, right now we're looking a very..." important juncture and time, i don't know if you agree or not with what is happening in the region when it comes to this us-israel genocidal war uh against the palestinians in the gaza strip and uh there is uh lot of um push uh when it comes to changing the narrative uh basically from the western uh side of things and their media uh and

look at what can't can't not be mention and that is the fact that uh the islamic republic through imam khamaini and now iran's leader and uh the nation stands for the people uh who are being oppressed and of course when we talk about oppression nothing uh in maybe in history um is being displayed on our screens as to what's happening regarding this us israel genocidal war um and was at the forefront of this cause and uh to the state that's obviously being uh passed down to iran's leader and of course to all the people. that uh live inside the islamic republic. why, why did uh this become so important do you think for imam khumeini and for the islamic republic to stand up for the oppressed in general and in particular when it came to palestinians? well, i think it's because imam khumeini realized that the uh ummah and the people of you know the region and muslims in general are oppressed nation. and oppressed people who did not have you know um the um uh the correct path in order for them to be able to protect their resources and wealth and build their own way of life. he also understood the cen

with the palestinian people. nation was not arbitrary, built into the islamic revolution and imam khamaini's ideals was the tenent of supporting the oppressed. the palestinian people were contemporary history's single most persecuted people. their land has been taken away, their livelihoods calously restricted, their children stigmatized by israelis, their bodies destroyed, and their very being suppressed at every opportunity. that was the backdrop against which imam komaini soughts to encourage an awakening if..." uprising would ensue, all the better. the first and second intifadas in 1987 to 1993 and 2000 to 2005 respectively, were thus welcome occurrences. the palestinian people were the primary source of opposition to the israeli occupation of their land and they had now risen up in armed battle. the islamic republic didn't withhold support either time. and major branch of the islamic revolution guard score, the ir gc is also named quds, the quds force which was headed by major general qasim sulaymani until he was assassinated by the united states has been a major force in streamlining r

he tried to postpone imam khamaini's flight to iran in various ways, but he soon had to admit defeatthe 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 be in the plane, the imam permani 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. your headlines on press tv, israely bombing sate more palestinian lives in the blockaded gaza strip with death soul exceeding 27,000 since october 7. the group of un rights experts have voiced alarm at soaring numbers of journalists killed in the gaza strip denouncing israel's attempt to silence critical reporting. and the leader of the ansar movement vows that yemenese or yemen's anti-israel operations will continue until the genocidal war on gaza ends.

anniversary of the islamic revolution led by the late founder of the islamic republic of iran imam khamainils on the government to establish a timeline for us troops removal.

in his sermon, imam khamaini warned people about. the dangers of israel, a regime that seeks to destroy islam, the quran. he called on all muslims to support the oppressed people of palestine. in march 1963, imam komaini wrote a letter about the danger of israel, openly lashing out at the us back regime of the shah for growing close ties with israel. because of my religious obligation, i hearby. warn the people of iran and the muslims of the world that the holy quran and islam are in danger. the independence of our country and its economy are in danger of being seized by the zionis. with the deadly silence of the muslims, it won't be long before they, the zionists, destroy the existence of the muslim nation in all its aspects. imam khumaini saw the palestinian people as victims of injustice and occupation. he emphasized the importance of unity among muslims and urged him to stand together against israeli oppression. he called on all. دولت ها مانع شد از اینکه صدای اسرائیل را در همون اول خفه کنن و نگذارند قدرت پیدا بکند. می شود و اگر این بی تفاوتی و این کمک و این تفره زدن برای اینکه بشناس

symbolically marking the state of the homecoming of the late founder of the islamic republic, imam khamaini. imam khumaini spent more than 14 years in exile, mostly in the iraqi holy city of nazaretf. he also spent some time in turkey and france before returning to iran. millions of people converged on the capital from across the country. on the day of his return, his arrival gave considerable momentum to popular protest against the us-back papel regime, which eventually led to the overthrow 10 days later. during the fast celebrations iranians take part in different events and activities to mark the occasion. other news, the us has carried out fresh attacks on yemen, targeting several drones and their operating centers in the arab country. american and british warplanes have hit yemen several. times in recent weeks over the yemini army's operations against israely operated or israeli bound ships in the red sea. the yemeni army has also targeted american and british vessels retaliation. price to be correspondent of the shale earlier joined us from sana with more details, the uk and us have l

, symbolically marking the date of the homecoming of the late founder of the islamic republic, imam khamaini. imam khumeini spent more than 14 years in exile, mostly in the iraqi holy city of najaf. he also spent some time in turkey and also in france before returning to iran. millions of people converged on the capital from across the country on the day of his return. this arrival gave considerable momentum to popular protests against the us. states, local governments are passing resolutions demanding a ceasefire in gaza as pro zionism sentiment continues its historic crumbling under the weight of daily israeli war crimes. the third largest city in the united states, chicago, also has the nation's largest palestinian community, which was thrilled to see their city council pass a resolution demanding a permanent ceasefire. we were on edge on. sleep for a while and uh the fact that it was passed is just an amazing show of solidarity with our brothers and sisters in palestine uh we know that it doesn't necessarily change anything for them on the ground, but i think that this will definitely pu

chose, they said yes to an islamic revolution and "the constitution was drawn up later, the late imam khamaini said that the constitution should be put to a referendum as well, and that he said that the constitution should be approved by the public, and that was done accordingly, all state institutions were formed, the enemy tried hard, in order to actually to disrupt the establishment of the islam." system of the islamic revolution of iran, however the system was established, the constitution was drawn up and institutions were formed based on that constitution against the enemy's will, in other words, the establishment was founded and was stabilized accordingly. just one type one of those animosities was the eight-year iraqi imposed war on iran in the 1980s, that war continued for 80 days, apparently it was saddam hussein who was fighting iran, but he was in fact backed by superpowers, killing, death and destruction, so much death and destruction, but the iranian nation was the same nation that had emerged victorious in the revolution, and iranians gave their lives in that. actually shown bri

imam khamaini, the founder of the islamic republic of iran, was a staunch supporter of palestine and

the islamic revolution, iran's air force personnel met with the founder of the islamic republic, imam khamaini in tehran. manager of the canadian defenders for human rights for regime stresses the importance of muslim people in west asia pressuring their governments to cut ties with israel, stage with this'. battle against the evil, cruel zionist 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 part in militarily getting involved and hitting designist regime from different areas from lebanon from yemen, from iraq and so on, and it's very important for the you know the the muslims and the free people that live in in the region especially that they put pressure on their governments and their regimes um to somehow um be at support with the palestinians, because unfortunately a lot of these... regimes are uh still doing trade with designist entity and that they're still somehow uh being lenient uh with designist entity with all the crimes that t

that's why imam khamaini called the us the great satan. if the us stops behaving like this, it will be power like others that consider other nations interest in addition to their own ones, those that interact with the rest of the world a win-win basis. for the us, there is only one way to interact with the world, winning at the expense of the other side. this win lose mentality defines the americans behavior in the international arena. as the biggest us military base in the middle east, the israeli regime helped washington exert its influence over the region, especially after the fall of the shaw. yet, with the emergence of the islamic republic, this hegemony was challenged as tehran began. inviting palestinian groups, pledging them to help, train an arm against the occupation regime. at the same time, iran forged relations with anti-israel states across the world, developing what is now referred to as the resistance access, which confronts and challenges any colonial project in the region under any name. since the victory of the islamic r

victory of the... revolution, iran's air force staff met with the founder of the islamic republic, imam khamaini in tehran. let's bring fra, journalist author and activist to joints us. welcome, the leader has spoken and what he is saying really pin points to one of the important things when it comes to the elite here in iran, and his words were uh that... they have a duty to push their governments a servitize with israel, what do you make of the statement made there? what do you think the iran's leader is meant to say here? i think what he is saying is what's being said by every individual that has heart and has humanity and moral compass and that is no one as an individual as a member of a state as a government or as a leader should show any solidar. with the israeli genocidal attack upon the people of gaza. i would uh echo his comments, we've seen tens of millions of people globally out marching, calling for an end to the war on gaza and demanding an end to the genocidal atrocities of the zianist israeli regime, and the most important thing to come out of this from the people is hopefully a c

imam khamaini's first step was to close the american and israeli embassies and open the palestinian embassy. this is call to all the free people of the islamic homeland that the situation has changed. from that day, the idea of al-qute's day began. which was established by the imam and then came the quts force. indeed, these ideas developed later, but their seeds were from the imam. he was a man who had a political, cultural and religious project and sought escape the hegemony of the west that controlled the arab and islamic world, so that day was vital. the iranian army has unveiled an upgraded vision of the indigenous long-range missile system called shafaq. the shafaq missile system, which has range of 20 kilometers, can hit the target with pinpoint accuracy. the system is installed on helicopters and can fire a large barrage of missiles both at night and during the day. the missile system has been fully developed by experts at the aviation division of the iranian army. the system was put on display at an exhibition with several other. tomatically developed night vision device, radar and

nooreddin, uh, we know that the late imam khamaini, may allah bless his soul, was at the forefront uh of stressing about muslim unity, calling on muslims across the world to unite, and right now uh, we know that, because of the issue of palestine, we need unity more than... ever before now uh how uh is this issue in nigeria, i mean considering that nigeria is a muslim country, how did the call of unity by imam komen impact on the muslims of nigeria? yeah, even recently there is a conference that was held here in tehran, yeah, and so many suinic scholars, you know, maybe you may heard about she gumi who happened to be the grand cardio. of nigeria during his time, so his son who is like his successor now, he was invited here and he attended that international compress of ulama which comprise both uh netia and those who are not even aligned to yeah, so he came here and he appreciated the effort of iran and he even went back to nigeria, so now this like he's telling people what he saw here and the effort that iran is making in the liberation of uh palestine, the support they gave them, he

uniting by sewing. the seeds of conflict among them, after the victory of the islamic revolution, imam khamaini called on the muslim countries to join forces, he urged them to get united and to interact with each other regardless of their sectarian differences. this is what the holy quran urges us to do as well. another point is that we are not seeking domination over others even if we can, since the victory of the revolution, we have invaded no country. on the contrary, we have respected and supported other nations. rights, for instance, we have spared no efforts in supporting the rights of the palestinian people in the face of the israeli regime. the islamic revolution was a game changer in the power politics of the region if not beyond. little by little, tehran secured a strong foothold in the region confronting hegemonic powers, mainly in collaboration with a network of resistance groups that hated to be dominated by foreigners. after. the dissolution of the soviet union as the largest country in the world and the end of the cold war in 1991, the united states of america became the unrivale

also in other areas around the world. uh different agendas have been set forward by uh uh our imam khamaini and also by our current leader when it comes to for example the 2030 developmental goals or when it comes to uh the uh resistance economy that lies actually at the core of the islamic republic's economy. this whole notion of the resistance economy um has paid off uh quite a bit when it comes to uh the different representations that iran has in terms of products that they have come up with. it's one of the few countries in the region actually that manufactures a lot of its own products. there are some countries that don't even produce a light bulb. tell us a little bit if you can more about uh how the islamic republic brought about this manufacturing uh, i guess progress when it comes to uh manufacturing different products. yes, so regarding the product, the islamic republic of iran as i mentioned went down from the beginning of the revolution, took the root of uh self sufficiency and this self-sufficiency is in various fields prior to the... revolution, there is iran was not even capa

victory of this revolution, iran's air force staff met with the founder of the islamic republic, imam khamaini in tehran. political commentator fra huws joined us earlier for comments, he said that regional countries need to have a change of policy in order to stop the genocide in gaza. i think what he is saying is what's being said by every individual that has heart and has humanity and moral compass, and that is no one as an individual, as member of the state, as a government or as a leader should show any solidarity with the israeli genocidal attack upon the people of gaza. i would uh echo his comments, we've seen tens of millions of people globally uh out marching, calling for an end to the war on gaza and demanding an end to the genocidal atrocities of the saanist israeli regime, and the most important thing to come out of this from the... people is hopefully a change in governmental policies within the region. iran says attacks by the us and britain on regional countries are columsy attempts to avert people's minds from the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza. the foreign ministry spokesman

victory of the revolution, iran's air force staff met with the founder of the islamic republic, imam khamaini in tehran. iran says the attacks by the us and britain unregional countries are clumsy attempts to avert people's minds from the ongoing israeli genocide and "the foreign ministry spokesman said in his weekly pressure that washington is clearly trying to give israel and continuing its genocide against the palestinians." added that the u.s. and britain claimed they do not want any escalation in the region, however he said that their attacks on yemen, iraq and syria and their support for the israel genocide disproved such claims. kanani also said washington and london prefer to choose israel over peace and stability in west asia region. the spokesman noted that... only sustainable solution to the current crisis in the region is ending the israeli genocide in gaza. meanwile the israel bloodshit continues unribaded in gaza as more palestinians have lost their lives in fresh air and artillery strikes on the besiest strip. at least 30 civilians were killed in israeli shutting in the central

imam al mahdi it's fundamentally a gift, a idea, and this was one of the driving forces behind imam khamaini's revolution, which is that fundamentally at the end of everything, what we are doing is a gift, had a preparation for imam, how important is that, what should believers be doing in anticipation of the coming of the imam? yeah, yeah, very a very, very interesting and very great idea, conversation, right, i mean, just to get more extreme, there are some people who think that... um they welcome injustice, they welcome oppression, because that means it will hasten the coming of the imam, so not only are they not doing anything, okay, they are positively encouraging it, you know, um, but i think you know, this type of attitude um goes against reason, okay, in the sense that when we look at oppression, um, to a certain extent oppression is based upon an agreement between the oppressor and the oppressed in the sense that if the oppressed doesn't do anything, the oppressed is agreeing with the oppressor that they should be oppressed, you know, it's like somebody in a society who says i'm not g

what uh can't can't not be mentioned and that is the fact that uh the islamic republic through imam khamainind now iran's leader and uh the nation stands for the people uh who are being oppressed and of course when we talk about oppression nothing uh in maybe in history uh is being displayed on our screens as to what's happening regarding this us israel genocidal war um and was at the forefront of this cause and uh to the state that's obviously being uh passed down to iran's leader and of course to all the people that uh live inside the islamic republic uh why why did uh this become so important do you think for imam khumeini and for the islamic republic to stand up for the press in general and in particular when it came to palestinians. well, i think it's because imam komen realized that the uh and the people of the region and muslims in general are oppressed nations.

the islamic revolution initiated by imam ruhullah khamaini may his soul be sanctified was not merely a situational change or a transitional moment in the course. of nation indowed with wealth, vast geography and geopolitically pivotal position regionally and internationally. instead, it marked pivotal point in the history of contemporary politics on one hand, and dedication to the triumph of the living will of people who had seen their wealth squandered by a ruling elite acting as agents for the western colonial powers adorned with the royal crown. poverty and destitution spread, mouths were silenced. and the landmarks of the established civilization were tarnished in the folds of the history that extends back to prehistoric times. the manifestations of the political dynamics accompanying the victory of the islamic revolution deepened a new understanding of revolutions towards liberation and change. after the departure of the revolutionary imam ruhullah khumaini may his soul be sanctified, the focus shifted to the continuation of the revolutionary path. multiple attempts were made to

when the leader of the islamic revolution and the fighter of the islamic revolution, ruhullah khamaini, imam ruhullah khumaini came and declared america is the great satan shaitan akbar. this was vision. it was an understanding that the role that the us plays in the world is to completely suppress all humans to a system that the system will control the way that they live their lives, their thought processes. it's a system of colonization not only of your land and your political and economic system but of your mind and of your culture. we brought yemen in as an example. yemen suffered eight years of blockade. the world, the un had declared the world's worst famine by saudi arabia, by the us, and it was iran through their dealings with saudi arabia that after eight years, the blockade was lifted, and now it is yemen that is playing such pivotal role in fighting us aggression in the red sea, that is playing such an important role in disrupting production, that has caused countries such as australia and the uk and us to retaliate its civilians, this islamic revolution gave people the torch of ho

that designation was not arbitrary, built into. the islamic revolution and imam khamaini's ideals was the tenent of supporting the oppressed. the palestinian people were contemporary history's single most persecuted people. their land has been taken away, their livelihoods callously restricted, their children stigmatized by israelis, their bodies destroyed, and their very being suppressed at every opportunity. that was the backdrop against which imam komaini soughts to encourage an awakening. if an uprising would ensue, all the better. "the first and second intifadas in 1987 to 1993 and 2000 to 2005 respectively were thus welcome occurences. the palestinian people were the primary source of opposition to the israeli occupation of their land and they had now risen up in armed battle. the islamic republic didn't withhold support either time. and a major branch of the islamic revolution gards core, the irgc is also named quds. the quds'. force which was headed by major general qasim sulaymani until he was assassinated by the united states has been a major force in stream lining regional

asterian. and persian ideas continue that imam khamaini came to continue an existing civilization, but on islamic foundation. imam khumaini's first step was to close the american and israeli embassies and open the palestinian embassy. this is call to all the free people of the islamic homeland that the situation has changed. from that day, the idea of a gts day began, which was established by the imam and then the goods force. also came, indeed, these ideas developed later, but theirves were from the imam, he was a man who had liberal political, cultural and religious project and sought escape the germany of the west that control the arab and islamic world, so that day was vital. what is the role of imam khumaini and imam khamni in waking the muslim people to? or to confront the american homony in the region came to refute the zinanis project that was established 75 years ago and i remember during my study in europe that we used to hear those appearing in television interviews 35 years ago saying what is the zinest regime doing in our arab islamic region? this is evidence of the clear

"the islamic revolution initiated by imam ruhullah khamaini may his soul be sanctified was not merely a situational change or a transitional moment in the course of nation indowed with wealth, vast geography and a..." geopolitically pivotal position regionally and internationally. instead, it marked pivotal point in the history of contemporary politics on one hand, and dedication to the triumph of the living will of people who had seen their wealth squandered by a ruling elite acting as agents for the western colonial powers adorned with the royal crown. poverty and destitution spread, mouths were silenced and the landmarks of the established civilization were tarnished in the folds of history that... extends back to prehistoric times. the manifestations of the political dynamics accompaning the victory of the islamic revolution deepened a new understanding of revolutions towards liberation and change. after the departure of the revolutionary imam ruhullah khumaini may his soul be sanctified, the focus shifted to the continuation of the revolutionary path. multiple attempts were made