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 the 1967 six-day war. ever since the israeli regime, backed by its staunch ally, the united states, refuses to return the strategic territory to syria, despite the fact that the international com

jafar sharif imami thought that when imam khameini was no longer close to iran, he could not be influential in the process of revolution. he wanted to calm the situation, but with imam komeini's expulsion from iraq, not only his dream did not come true, but iran and the islamic revolution. اینجا برای این ها محضور داشت با واسطه محضور ما نخواستیم اینها در محضور واقع بشن از این جهت ما امر دایر بود بین اینکه اینجا باشیم و ادای وظیفه نکنیم ما اختیار کردیم که در خارج باشیم و ادای وظیفه شرعیه بکنیم شما آقایون موظفید که به تکالیف خودتون عمل بکنید. 1 january, 1979, nepal de chateau. when imam komaini was in najaf, people received his reports and messages late, but everything changed when he came to paris. france was a center of news agencies and had famous reporters and every message of the imam was transmitted to iran quickly. khameini was now easy reach of the world's media. foreign reporters recorded their first videos of imam khomaini in this house. یه ملت ۲ تا ذخیره ممکن است داشته باشه که ایران داشت. shar has made in recent weeks and days very many concessions towards the demands that you and o

difficult to explain what it was really, so many people, everybody wanted to meet him, everybody, and imam khameiniort we were coming in almost every day to send our film. it's difficult to imagine see this place during the revolution, it was very crowded, today it's very quiet, the monument behind me at during the time of the shah was called shahyad, and of course all the demonstration as a sign of provocation, they come here, and this place was surrounded by thousand of people ever. today this monument name is azad means freedom, you have to remember that when romania arrived from the airport, the first stop he made was here, again as a provocation of the symbol, it was a symbol of the shah and it was a way to say, now i am in charge, it's finished, the time of of the shah is over. st. louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, the person don't have none to me. black americans looking for justice. if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw hi

an armenian christian church here in tehran, and today they're going to say prayers in honor of imam khameininly and are very free to practice their religious beliefs, hold ceremonies, worship in the way of their faith, so they tell me this was this is this is the water jug uh that people used to make in in ancient times here in aron now it's more of kind of decoration are you they really love tea in iran almost every every every moment there are there are bring me some tea and i'm drinking some tea, so and we have some traditional iranian clothing here, very, very nice, this is this is a side of iran that we never really get to see in the united states. whenever we see images of iran, we see pictures of people waving guns around or uh military things, we never get to see this kind of cultural side of the iranian society, you know, this this vast civilization, this vibrant civilization that that is uh, you know, there's so much history about iran that that is never taught to us in the united states. ah, this looks, i'm looking for some... it's very nice, very nice, i like it, so i should try

, symbolically marking the date of the homecoming of the late founder of the islamic republic, imam khameini. imam khumeini spent more than 14 years in exile, mostly in the iraki 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-backed patlivi regime, which eventually led to its overthrow 10 days later. during the fed celebrations take part in different events and activities to mark the occasion. european countries are witnessing farmers protests over agriculture related policies by their governments. farmers are demanding lower taxes, cheaper electricity, fuel, and stronger import controls. we discussed the growing eu farmer fury. in our news review program, it's time now for the news review of this bulletin. angry farmers have clogged the roads around the european union headquarters with their heavy duty tractor as the block's leaders have gathered in brussel's first summit. protes

regime in iraq was bombing iranian cities with chemical weapons, the late leader of the revolution imam khameini declared that it's forbidden for the iranian military to respond in kind. he himself prevented the production of chemical weapons on the grounds that islam does not permit using weapons of mass destruction aimed to inflict harm on civilians. 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 fath

regime in iraq was bombing iranian cities with chemical weapons, the late leader of the revolution imam khameini declared that it's forbidden for the iranian military to respond in kind. he himself prevented the production of chemical weapons on the grounds that islam does not permit. using weapons of mass destruction aimed to inflict harm on civilians. 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... assassinate

many countries in the muslim world and beyond were not seriously concerned about palestine, but imam khameinimed struggle with the israeli regime. the iranians never abandoned their support of the palestinian cause, even in the midst of the bloody war imposed by the iraqi dictator saddam hussein a war which lasted for eight years. over the years, iran became the major supporter of the resistance access, a network of political and armed groups in several countries across the region, including in lebanon. syria, iraq and yemen, who also support the palestinian cause and view the israeli regime as the arch enemy. for many years, the irgc quds force under the command of lieutenant general qasim sulaymani helped, armed, trained and organized such groups in the most effective way. it was thanks to iran's support of groups such as hamas and the islamic jihad for palestine, that the geopolitical equation in the region has shifted against the israeli regime. these groups have grown over decades into the main challengers of israel's expansionism. in the meanwhile, iran has hosted many international con

the islamic revolution, iran's air force personnel met with the founder of the islamic republic, imam khameini in tehran. the manager of the canadian defenders for human rights fer najim stresses the importance of muslim people in west asia, pressuring their governments to cut ties with israel, in stage with this battle against the evil, cruel z regime and all the crimes that they're committing inside palestine, especially in gaza, and you know, and most of the world is witnessing this with social media these days, i think he's very, very precise and he's hitting the right areas and he wants a maximum pressure against the zianist regime, and the thing is, 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, 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 be at support with the palestinians, because unfortunately a lot of these

said to deliver a speech in the capital tehran. led by the late founder of the islamic republic, imam khameini, people in iran was up against the corrupt pahlavi regime in the 70s. the protest culminated in the alter of pahlavi's tyranical rule and the triumph of the islamic revolution on the 11th of february 1979. during visit to the lebanese capital beirot, iran's foreign minister hussein amir abdalyan reiterated. call for sease fire in gaza, he also demanded washington stop its support for the israeli regime, saying that it will only sync the us in the swamp of war. to lebanon since the beginning of the genocide in ghazza. iran's foreign minister hussein amir abdullahyan called on the united states to immediately stop its support for the israeli war on ghazza. the zionist regime looks forward to bringing the us down with it and drowning it in the swamp of war in the region, the us must stop a support for the israeli regime, the killer of children. iran's top diplomat met with the lebanese caretaker prime minister najib mikati stressing the need to exert all efforts to reach an end to the is

accent, yes, so imam khameini's world view essentially was that all aspects of governance and politics must be informed via an islamic spirit, a spirit of god, taweedi spirit, the oneness of god, and so we see that iran went from nation governed by a western back monarchy to an nation that is freed from the clenched fangs of those superpowers and this took a man with a dream and a will um predicated upon the islamic spirit um in which his the spirit was based upon defending the rights of the oppressed, it was based upon ridding foreign imposition as well as seeking the prevailence of um justice, and so we see that in today's day and age the major foreign, major part of iranian foreign policy is that it champions all and it's against all um nations that are you know it's against all oppressive forces and it's it's it's it's amazing in the sense that currently we don't see that the west takes iran as a threat in the sense that it um cannot plunder within its resources or within its economy or the nation as it did with the shah in place rather the threat at this current day and age is the

, symbolically marking the date of the homecoming of the late founder of the islamic republic, imam khameini. spent more than 14 years in exile, mostly in the baqi holy city of nazareth. 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. his arrival gave considerable momentum to popular protest against the us-backed pahlavi regime, which eventually led to his overthrow 10 days later. during the f celebrations, iranians take part in different events and activities to mark the occasion. local city councils in various us states of passfire resolutions in solidarity with palestine and with washington's unequivocal support for israel. from in missouri has more from chicago. across the united 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 ju was t

the vote that the people had given in every occasion even when later on we came to know that the imam khameini had not voted for this person or that person or this faction or that faction he had supported the vote of the people. the will of the people, because this is institution, it has to be there, the very institution of elections, which is there based on an islamic point of view, it's not an imitation of western democracy, but it is something that has been you know taken from the islamic perspective, the will of the people has to be there, and of course within that framework of you know the islamic criteria that are there, for the people who are going to be do know the candidates for taking office, but of course on the other front everyone can participate in you know basically in how the country is going to be run on the part of the parliament and of course the parliament is very key organization, very key institution in the the political system of the islamic. republic, it is one of the maybe it is the only institution as i understand that is there and all right, thank you very much for t

iran then became a state that supports resistance factions throughout the region.cent, yes, so imam khameini's world view essentially was that all aspects of governance and politics must be informed via an islamic spirit, a spirit of god, you know, taweedi spirit, the oneness of god, and so we see that iran went from nation governed by a western-back monarchy to nation, that is freed from the clenched fangs of those superpowers and this took a man with a dream and a will um predicated upon the islamic spirit um in which his the spirit was based upon defending the rights of the oppressed, it was based upon riding foreign imposition as well as seeking the prevailence of um justice, and so we see that in today's day and age the major foreign, major part of iranian foreign policy is that it champions all pressed causes, and it's against all um nations that are, you know, it's it's against all oppressive forces and it's it's it's it's amazing in the sense that currently we don't see that the west takes iran as a as a threat in the sense that it um cannot plunder within its resources or within its u

1979 um no movement had the courage to speak out and place palestine as its central cause the imam khameini stood um and established this along with the nation and this is why it's subjected to ruthless economic sanctions and trade embargos absolutely and um that's perhaps made uh the islamic republic more self-reliance in many ways as well now of course - sister saha just to come back to you the revolution did of course make iran an islamic republic with the states guided by islamic sharia. why was this such an important thing to the imam? this was an integral thing for the imam, because under the imam's understanding, if we were to actually live as sister zahra has beautifully said the islamic spirit, the imam really believed that it's not actually possible to live this islamic spirit to actually be in a place of god in all things in all aspects such as humus or... such as with the laws of when someone is to be trialed in all aspects of an individual, it's not possible for us to live in that islamic spirit unless that we are governed under one too, and so the imam really did believe that

you, obviously the way that the women have progressed when it comes to islamic republic, we had imam khameini who said that women are free in the islamic society and will under no condition be barred from universities, offices or parliaments. that's a quote from him and..." "we also have the leader of islamic revolution ali khamenei, he has said things like nothing should prevent women from studying, reading, learning and writing, or the typical image of women at home is the image of a creature of secondary importance that is responsible for rendering services to others, this is the exact opposite of what islam has mentioned. what do you think about the way that women have progressed uh because of the birth of the islamic revolution up to this point in time? yes, i think one of the very..." most important things that the women of iran have become free because of the revolution, because of going back to their islamic identity, is becoming free from sexual objectification, which which is very central to the western way of looking at women, especially after women's movement in the beginning of t

palwies period was really total neglect of poorer parts of iran. rural iran and so on, so what imam khameini did through this particular institute was able to provide you basic necessities like electricity, water, and not only that, i've been to a couple of african countries where since the advent of the revolution, for instance in ghana, the jahasa zindegi has been working continuously in in in kenya, in tanzania, so it's not only in iran, but also sort of improving the lives of the people globally, so that was one institute if you like, which was set up, then of course you had bunyad mustazafin which was really a foundation for the oppressed so that funds could be channeled to the oppressed people in iran, and then of course the revolutionary guards and one can continue that the whole bureaucratic structure was changed, because obviously what happens when the revolution d' come and you now imam ali alaihi salam in his letter to malik ashtar quite pointly said that do not include the people from the previous regime who've got their who've got the blood on their hands so really whenever revo

the islamic revolution initiated by imam ruhullah khameini may his soul be sanctified was not merelya situational change or a transitional moment in the course of nation and dowed 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

had it not been for the victory of the islamic revolution in iran at the hands of leader imam ruhullah khameini. however, on many levels, this support has cost iran lot, very heavy price. what stopped iran from pursuing some sort of a diplomatic approach to its animosity with the west instead of having to fall at risk for support for supporting all these indigenous resistance all across west asia? peace be upon you. initially the reason is that the islamic republic wants to be an independent state and adopt an independent project, acknowledging that in this international and regional system the united states will not allow the islamic republic to be independent and will try to thort it. therefore, the only option for the islamic republic is to be part of liberation and independent project in the region. that if it joins or submits to the western project, it will lose its project in the region, becoming a subservient power, thus, in its desire to be an independent civilization and power, it needs to integrate into a regional project that challenges american dominance and confronts israeli occupa

the islamic revolution initiated by imam ruhullah khameini 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 accompanying the victory of the islamic revolution deepened a new understanding of revolutions towards liberation and change. after the departure of the revolutionary imam may his soul be sanctified, the focus shifted to the continuation of the revolutionary path. multiple attempts were made to undermine the re

had it not been for the victory of the islamic revolution in iran at the hands of leader imam ruhullah khameini. however, on many levels, this support has cost iran a lot, very heavy price. what stopped iran from pursuing some sort of a diplomatic approach to its animosity with the west instead of having to fall at risk for supp for support. initially the reason is that the islamic republic wants to be an independent state and adopt an independent project, acknowledging that in this international and regional system, the united states will not allow the islamic republic to be independent and will try to thort it. therefore, the only option for the islamic republic is to be part of liberation and independent project. in the region, iran realizes that if it joins or submits to the western project, it will lose its project in the region, becoming a subservient power, thus, in its desire to be an independent civilization, it needs to integrate into a regional project that challenges american dominance and confronts israeli occupation, aiming to make western asia an independent region where its peop

had it not been for the victory of the islamic revolution in iran at the hands of leader imam ruhullah khameini. however, on many levels, this support has cost iran lot, very heavy price. what stopped iran from pursuing some sort of a diplomatic approach to its animosity with the west instead of having to fall at risk for supp for supporting? all these indigenous resistance all across west asia. initially, the reason is that the islamic republic wants to be an independent state and adopt an independent project, acknowledging that in this international and regional system, the united states will not allow the islamic republic to be independent and will try to thort it. therefore, the only option for the islamic republic is to be part of liberation and independent project. power, it needs to integrate into a regional project that challenges american dominance and confronts israeli occupation, aiming to make western asia an independent region where its peoples can cooperate and intertwine their interests to achieve independence over their decisions and resources. therefore, supporting resistance m

the islamic revolution initiated by imam ruhullah khameini may his soul be sanctified was not merely a situational change or a transitional moment in the course of nation endowed 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