on october 23rd, 1977, mustafa komeini, ayatollah's son passed away in nazaretf. muslims were in war with israeli forces, iran's government recognized the israeli state on the shaas orders. in 1978, mass protests were organized to support ayatullah komeini. 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 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 komei

in 1978, mass protests were organized to support ayatollah komeini. the regime, as usual, responded with iron fist. alarm bells had started. ring, i don't think on the part of official washington there ever was 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, 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 was i think that was it, black and white enemy. ayat komeini 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 khumeini 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 revoluti

on february 1st, 1979, ayatollah ruhullah. komeini landed in tehran to mark the end of 2,500 years of dynastic rule and the victory of the islamic revolution in iran, but it was the culmination of many decades of struggle by imam khumeini and his followers. ruhullah was only two years old when his father was killed by wealthy local clans over his activism against the unjust landlord practices, and perhaps it was that spirit of activism and justice that... ran through the veins of the young ruhullah. he was raised by his mother and her relatives and was soon enrolled in islamic studies in his town of birth, khumin. in his early 20s, he studied in the islamic seminary in iraq before moving to rom, following the footsteps of his teacher ayatollah abdul karim xeeri yazdi. he quickly showed his aptitude over the decades and became a leading scholar in shia islam. he began. pounding upon his political philosophy and teaching his growing number of students in rome. by the early 1960s, he found himself going head-on against the regime of the

ayatollah komeini wants an islamic republic and the entire nation is accompanying him.s history. but if it wasn't for the people from mardabad of karage and mardabad's all over iran, or if it wasn't for those small but important stories, maybe these stories of the revolution would be read another day. اشوفه اشوفه حبيب قلبي وحبيب قلبي. ona nigdy nie powinna przyjechać tutaj do do europy. after the occupation of palestinian lands and creation of the israeli regime, both sides came to realize the power of cinema and getting their messages across. israeli regime used cinema to show the territory it had occupied as heaven on earth in order to entice jews from all over the world to migrate to occupied territories. on the other hand, although belatedly, palestinians also learn to use the power of media and cinema to make their voice heard across the world. it was new battlefield for both sides. st. louis ferguson assassinations. "they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to lose. black americ

it's a very old story, 41 years ago i arrived here for the first time to meet the ayatollah komeini was just arriving from uh iraq, it was the first time, nobody knew him, nobody has never seen him and ' "it was my first visit here, didn't know even the name of nofelo chateau, and i was just coming back from iran where where i covered the the event in in iran, and of course for me it was also important to meet this man, because so many people were where behind in 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 seem was something very important, because nobody in the press has seen his picture, and um, 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 you know like with this man with this man i seated next to him and and in banisad and i mean not banisad but those are people explain him i was covering the revolution in iran since several months i was very young at that time i was 26 years old and uh then

on february 1st, 1979, ayatollah komeini returned to iran in a chartered airfronts bowing 747.ود بر خمینی درود بر خمینی درود بر خمینی only 13 countries around the world used to possess destroyers, today these vessels are among the most important surface vessels to... navies around the world, but not all countries have the capability to build their own. iran's mohammed riza shah pahlavi decided for the first time to purchase number of destroyers from the united states, but when the 1979 islamic revolution happened, the us refused to deliver the purchase. in 1997, leader of the islamic revolution issued an order to iranian experts to build iran's own destroyer indigenously. in 2009 and after years of hard work, iranian experts unveiled the jamaran. first home-built destroyer in iranian history, but western powers started calling it a frigate, leting iran in the 13 member destroyer manufacturing club was bitter pill to swallow. in 2012, iran launched its second destroyer, the jamaran 2 in the persian gulf. in the same year, iran designed new class of combat vissels named the persi

the islamic revolution, marking the return of the late founder of the islamic revolution, ayatollah ruhullah komeini to iran. on february 1st, 1979, ayatollah ruhullah komeini, the late founder of the islamic revolution. return to iran after 17 years in exile. the road to war with iran is paved with good intentions and serious miscalculations. middle east institute write 45 years after iran's february 1979 revolution and 71 since the us government overthrew prime minister muhammad musaddiq, american officials continue to struggle to understand this nation of almost 90 million. american policy toward iran has... vacilated between maximum pressure and the threat of military force to accommodation, incentivization and by some standards appeasement. the trump and biden administrations, while adopting these antithetical approaches, did so while seeking to further withdraw the us from the middle east, rather hopeless pursue so long as the world's economy depends on oil and most of it moves through the region. iran takes a step closer to the middle east venture. the... conflict between israel and hamas has

the islamic revolution, marking the return of the late founder of the islamic revolution, ayatollah ruhullah komeini to iran. on february 1st, 1979, ayatollah ruhullah komeini, the late founder of the islamic revolution, returned to iran after 17 years in exile. the road to war with iran is paved with good intentions and serious miscalculations. middle east institute write, 45 years after iran's february 1979 revolution and 71, since the us government overthrew prime minister muhammad musaddiq, american officials continue to struggle to understand this nation of almost 90 million. american policy toward iran has vacinated between maximum pressure and the threat of military force to accommodation, incentivization and by some standards appeasement. the trump and biden administrations, while adopting these antithetical approaches, did so while... seeking to further withdraw the us from the middle east, rather hopeless pursue so long as the world's economy depends on oil, and most of it moves through the region. iran takes a step closer to the middle east venture. the conflict between israel and hamas h

york times, the middle east resistance network came into being on february 1st 1979 when ayatollah ruhullah komeini flew into tehran from is capping an iranian revolution that gave birth to the iranian islamic republic that would attempt to drive america out of the region and israel out of existence. and thank you for being with us and i invite you to go back to our main narrative. the islamic revolution was a revolt against imposed order in the region established after the second world war. the iranian nation did not want to remain under the yoke of global arrogance, neither the east. north the west, the country resented imperialism of any kind. we asked mr. bahonar to elaborate on this revolutionary slogan. in no countries, even in no revolutions other than the islamic revolutions such slogan was chanted, not even in cuba, libya or iraq. they couldn't even imagine chanding such slogan. they thought that they had to be either with the eastern block or the western block. but iran insisted its stance and disrupted the status quo. back then imam wrote a letter to gorbachev warning him that the soviet

being an outspoken critic of the regime, ayatollah komeini used to denounce the shah's programs. in a proclamation issued by him and undersigned by eight senior islamic scholars, the ayatullah specified the shah's violations of the iranian constitution and condemned him for corrupting public morals and towing to the us and israel. 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

back in the 1960s, grand ayatollah 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 islamic revolution, imam khumaini issued fatwa against zinanism. he allowed his followers to give one third of the hums and zakat money to palestinian fighters. so it's clear that even before the revolution the iranian. 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 nation had two

are celebrating the 45th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution in iran, led by ayatollah komeini, the revolution saw the overthrow of the us and israeli backed shah muhammad. the pahlavi and the establishment of the islamic republic of iran. this week's show explores the factors that brought about the revolution, including imam khumaini's focus on drawing inspiration from islam and the shariah to center the new government's foreign policy around support for palestine and opposition to the zionist entity. first we look at the background to the events that led to the victory of the revolution. on february 1st, 1979, ayatollah ruhullah khumeini. landed in tehran to mark the end of 2,500 years of dynastic rule and the victory of the islamic revolution in iran, but it was the culmination of many decades of struggle by imam khumaini and his followers. ruhullah was only two years old when his father was killed by wealthy local clans over his activism against the unjust landlord practices, and perhaps it was that spirit of activism and justice that ran through. the veins of the young ruh

celebrating the 45th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution in iran, led by ayatollah ruhullah komeini, the revolution saw the overthrow of the us and israeli backed shah, muhammad rather. pahlavi and the establishment of the islamic republic of iran. this week's show explores the factors that brought about the revolution, including imam khumaini's focus on drawing inspiration from islam and the shariah to center the new government's foreign policy around support for palestine and opposition to the zionist entity. first we look at the background to the events that led to the victory of the revolution. on february 1st, 1979, ayatollah ruhullah komaini. landed in tehran to mark the end of 2,500 years of dynastic rule and the victory of the islamic revolution in iran, but it was the culmination of many decades of struggle by imam khumaini and his followers. ruhullah was only two years old when his father was killed by wealthy local clans over his activism against the unjust landlord practices, and perhaps it was that spirit of activism and justice that ran through the... veins of the youn