, this will make iran more powerful, even if jcpa doesn't get back, the deal doesn't take place, iran will continue it progress and that's what needs to happen, and on that note, i think both of you for being with me here on this news review, mohammed university professor and the academic researcher and writer, both of tehran, and thank you viewers for being with us on another news review. well people have rallied in the south korean capital of soul to protest the massacre of an estimated 100 palestinian civilians sheltering in the supposed safe zone in gaza on july the 13th. they also demanded the south korea end its cooperation with israel condemning the government for hosting july 16th korea israel innovation day. our sour correspondent frank smith brings us more. south koreans, together with palestinian supporters from around the world have rallied to condemn israel's july 13th massacre of palestinian civilians a so-called safe zone in southern gaza city of canyunis. activists also decried the south korean government's continued cooperation with israel. we can't contain our anger

it's been nine years since the joint comprehensive plan of action, jcpa, also known as the iran deal, was signed between iran and several world powers in the austrian capital of vienna, the signatories to the 2015 landmark agreement where china, france, germany, russia and the united kingdom, apart from iran and the united. states under the agreement, the us and the eu agreed to remove anti-iran sanctions imposed over the years and exchange for iran, limiting its uranium enrichment and reducing its existing... stock pile. the deal was eventually violated by the us during the administration of president donald trump who pulled out his country from the deal, that despite iran fully adhered to its part of the obligation under the jcpoa, europeans also failed to salvage the accord by not complying to the accord. the jcpo had its plusses and its minuses. the biggest problem was that it was not protected. in other words, there were real mechanisms to protect the deal if the americans or the europeans violated the agreement, and so when obama began violating the deal, when he began to increa

the jcpa had its plusess and its minuses. the biggest problem was that it was not protected. in other words, there were no real mechanisms to protect deal if the americans or the... europeans violated the agreement, and so when obama began violating the deal, when he began to increase the sanctions, and of course the europeans always overway the united states, there was no punishment, they paid no price for these violations, and then of course when trump ultimately tore up the deal, it came at no political or economic cost for the united states. the jcpa was the result of... 20 months marathon negotiations between the diplomats from iran, the us, european countries, as well as china and russia. these negotiations first led to the interm joint plan of action concluded in 2013 in geneva, then a framework agreement concluded in april 2015 in luzann, and finally, on july 14th, 2015 in vienna it was announced that the final agreement has been clinched. if you think about guarantee of the... jcpa, it is important to notice that there is no way in international relations that finall

dad suggested that he's going to work towards uh removing the getting deal and returning to to the jcpa and removing the sanctions, however we need to know that right now and for the past months is there is negotiation uh team by late president mr. rais that has been working confidential negotiations through oman to to see how or if it's possible for the us to return to the deal and the working with the other european and with china and russia, the now formerly five plus one but now four plus one group, they're working to see what are the what is the mechanism, what are the procedures to... revive the jcpa, but to be honest it looks like the us has no intention and is dragging its feed, so this is going to be a main challenge, reviving the jcpa without the us and and making sure that the european partners will actually stay or abide by their commitment because they also fail, i mean the us withdrew, but the european partners of the deal also failed to abide by their commitments, so this is going... to be a main challenge of the foreign policy, especially that has been promised to the pe

since then, efforts to revive the jcpa have proven unsuccessful, leaving it in limba. robert fantina auther and journalist joined us earlier from ontario, canada with his take on the nuclear agreement between iran and the... 5+1 known as gcpoa and how was violated by the us. it was year, full year that after the us and the european signatories violated the jcpa, that iran kept its commitments, it was under no obligation to do so as soon as it was violated, but the government of iran hoping that cooler heads will prevail and that someone would reasonably see that this violation was detrimental for everybody ' the iranian government needed for a full year and then it began to to roll back its commitments, which is completely more than reasonable for it to have done, so but to get about your initial question, the the west, especially the united states, cannot be relied to maintain its commitments, the other signatories would have maintained the jcpa, except they were threatened with sanctions by the united states that they did, so the united states will use its uh economi

among them and that is why every party withdraw illegally but practically from deal and that is why jcpa was not the only treaty or was not the only deal and that united states withdrew during trump era and other times, trump withdrew from paris agreement, from nafta, from the deal with russia, from the tariff deal with china and some others, many others. over the next two years following the signing of the deal, while iran fully compiled with the terms of the agreement, unreliability of american was clear as they looked for pretext to scale back their commitments, however, with trump coming to the white house as known for his close affiliation with the... israely regime, this stage was set for nixting the accord. on may 8, 2018, trump issued an executive order, announcing that he was withdrawing the us from the cpoa. trump's unilateral move virtually led to the collapse of implementation of key provisions of the jcpoa, as the two main parties to the agreement were iran and the us. despite the us's withdrawal, iran decided to remain a signatory to the agreement with the remaining parties

jcpa was not the only treaty or was not the only deal that united states withdrew during term and other times, trump withdrew from paris agreement from nafta, from the deal with russia, from the tariff deal with china and some others, many others. over the next two years following the signing of the deal, while iran fully compiled... with the terms of agreement, the unreliability of americans was clear as they look for pretext to scale back their commitments. however, with trump coming to the white house, as known for his close affiliation with the israeli regime, this stage was said for nixting the accord. on may 8th, 2018, trump issued an executive order, announcing that he was withdrawing the us from the jcpoa. trump's unilateral move virtually led to the collapse of the implementation of key provisions of the cpoa, as the two main parties to the agreement for iran. and the us. despite the us's withdrawal, iran decided to remain a signatory to the agreement with the remaining parties, but with implementation of reciprocal measures in line with his parliamentary lawsumi pressed. tehra

we as you mentioned, it was year, full year that after the us and the us dignatories violated the jcpa that iran kept its commitments, it was under no obligation to do so as soon as it was violated, but government of iran hoping that cooler heads would prevail and that someone would reasonably see that this violation was a detrimental for everybody, the iranian government waited for a full year and then it began to to roll back its commitments, which is completely more than reasonable for it to have done, so to get your initial question, the west and especially the united states cannot be relied to maintain its commitments, the uh other signatories would have maintained jcpa, except they were threatened with sanctions by the united states that they did, so the united states will use its uh economic power and its military power to get its way in the world, regardless of how how how uh detrimental that might... be to anyone else in the world, well doesn't it also expose the hypocrisy when we see what has been taking place the last over n months now the genocide by the israeli regime, a r

trump ultimately tore up the deal, it came at no political or economic cost for the united states. the jcpa, 2015 in vienna it was announced that the final agreement has been clenched. if you think about the guarantee of the jcpa, it is important to notice that there is no way in international relations that finally force states to obey a regulation or deal or a treaty among them, and that is why ' "every party uh can withdraw illegally but practically from deal and that is why jcb was not the only treaty or was not the only deal that united states withdrew during term era and other times uh trump threw from paris agreement from nafta from the deal with uh russia from the deal with" china and some others, many others. over the next two years following the signing of deal, while iran fully compiled with the terms of the agreement, the liability of americans was clear as they looked for pretex to scale back their commitments. however, with trump coming to the white house, as known for his close affiliation with the israeli regime, this stage was said for nicing the accord on may 8th, 2018, tr

it was year, full year that after the us and the european touries violated the jcpa that iran kept inrnment waited for a full year and then it began to to roll back its commitment, which is completely more than reasonable for it to have done, so but to get your initial question, the the west and especially the united states cannot be relied to maintain its commitments, the uh other signatories would have maintained the jcpa, except they were threatened with sanctions by the united states that they did, so the united states would use its uh economic power and..." military power to get its way in the world, regardless of how how how uh detrimental that might be to anyone else in the world. many in the world believe that israel should be banned from participating in the paris olympics due to committing genocide in the gas rip, some of this argue that the olympics is a sporting event and should not be mixed with politics. in our explaining the program we have discussed importance of banning israel from the olympics and provided instances of other countries banned from the previous games.

entity has has the us, where it wants it, talking about anniversaries here, this is the ninth from the jcpa, but it's the 20th since nash security advisor, general brent skoft went to the financial times and complained that prime minister ariel charone had president bush wrapped around his little finger that he had president bush mesmerized, those are the words of former national security advisor brins spoke. then was chair of the president's foreign intelligence advisory board, that's how much wanted american people to know how much influence israel had, not least because of the invasion of iraq, which was major factor imprompting to go ahead and depose saddam hussein. yeah, well it's too bad that no one listened to him at that time, well scott, how is it that the western hegemonic front can exert an extreme amount of pressure on? iran for developing its peaceful nuclear program, why the israeli regime is ragust debat, i mean has nuclear weapons and of course as we know is committing genocide as we speak, um, these western countries. continue to send more weapons, support the regime, and o

and that is why every party uh can draw illegally but practically uh from deal and that is why uh jcpa was not the only treaty or was not the only deal that uh united states withdrew during term era and other times uh trump withdrew from paris agreement. from nafta, from the deal with russia, from the terrif deal with china and some others, many others. over the next two years following the scene of the deal, while iran fully compiled with the terms of the agreement, the unreliability of americans was clear as they looked for pretext to scale back their commitments, however, with trump coming to the white house, as known for his close affiliation with the israeli regime, the stage was said for nixting the accord on may 8th, 2018. trump issued an executive order, announcing that he was withdrawing the us from the jcpoa. trump's unilateral move virtually led to the collapse of the implementation of key provisions of the jcpoa, the two main parties to the agreement where iran and the us. despite the us's withdrawal, iran decided to remain a signatory to the agreement with the remaining pa

group are working to see what are the what is the mechanism, what are the procedures to revive the jcpa, but to be honest it looks like the us has no intention and is dragging its feet, so this is going to be a main challenge, reviving the jcpa without the us, and making sure that the european partners will actually uh stay or abide by their commitment because also failed, i mean the us withdrew, but the european partners of the deal also fails to abide eher commitments, so this is going to be a main challenge on the foreign policy, especially that has been promised to people that he is going to work towards that and that's going to bring about some major changes in the economic situation of the country. in one minute, if that doesn't work, what other plan does mr. position have? well, i think by now, because we have the experience of trying to reach deal in the first place, and then seeing trump withdrawing. from the us withdrawing from the deal, now the president elect has a more, he's relying more on domestic capabilities and on forming alliances with other countries, that's also wha

them and that is why every party can withdraw illegally but practically from deal and that is why jcpa compiled the terms of the agreement, the unreliability. americans was clear as they looked for pretext to sell back their commitments. however, with trump coming to the white house, as known for his close affiliation with the israeli regime, this stage was said for nixting the accord. on may 8th, 2018, trump issued an executive order, announcing that he was withdrawing the us from the jcpoa. trump's unilateral move virtually led to the collapse of the implementation of key provisions of the jcpo as the two main parties to the agreement were iran and the us. despite the us's withdrawal, iran decided to remain a signatory to the agreement with the remaining parties, but with implementation of reciprocal measures in line with parliamentary law. fatih massumi, press tv, tehran. the protester interrupts u.s. president joe biden's campaign speech by chanting slogans in favor of palestine. i know. win was speaking in the city of detroit when the protester interrupted the event by shotting fr

that, mr. suggested that he's going to work towards removing getting the deal and returning to the jcpa and removing the sanctions, however we need to know that right now and for the past months is there is negotiating team by late president that has been working on confidential negotiations through oman to to see how or if it's possible for the us to return to the deal and they're working with the other european and with china and russia, the now uh formerly five plus one, but now four plus one group, they're working to see what are what is the mechanism, what are the procedures to revive the jcpi, but to be honest it looks like the us no intention is dragging its feet. so this is going to be a main challenge, reviving the jcpa without the us and and making sure that the european partners will actually uh stay or abide by their commitment because they also fail, i mean the us withdrew, but the european partners of the deal also failed to abide by their commitments, so this is going to be a main challenge on the foreign policy, especially that has been promised to the people that he's g

the the imposing more of those sanctions, even the eu that was a partner in the iran nuclear in the jcpaotiating table, the leader of the islamic revolution does not... uh actually uh like what he called this baking diplomacy beseaching the other party given concessions, giving making lots of compromises in return for receiving maybe very little. this is not what is advisable, as the leader puts it. so uh, what kind of a strategy and what kind of of modus operandi would be recommended for the new iranian president to adopt?

"we know again the jcpa was violated by the united states and other in some european countries, these are not countries that keep their commitments, however this recent action by the iranian government season these tankers just shows once again the iranian government makes commitments in this case the safety and security of the persian gulf and keeps them. this is what governments need to do and those governments that have any integrity are doing, and there are unfortunately are few of them in the world today." what your thoughts uh say it most and when we see the situation that we know this area uh there has been a lot of smuggling uh of course of gas and oil in the region and lot of times because uh lot of it has been smogled even from iran itself because of being less expensive. i mean your thoughts on this move and the importance of it. i think iran is very wisely showing its neighbors. that it's responsible that it's taking its responsibilities in the persian gulf very very seriously and is protecting their interests as much as its own interests, of course every large uh ship, la

us has no intention and is dragging its feet, so this is going to be a main challenge, reviving the jcpa without the us and and making sure that the european partners will actually uh stay or abide by their commitment because they also fail, mean the us withdrew, but the european partners of the deal also failed to abide by their commitments, so this is going to be a main challenge on the foreign policy, especially that says promised to the people that he's going to work towards that and that's going to bring about some major changes in the economic situation of the country. in one minute, if that doesn't work, what other plan does mr. kian have? well, i think by now, because we have the experience of trying to reach deal in the first place, and then seeing trump withdrawing from the us withdrawing from the deal, now uh, the... president elect has a more like he's relying more on domestic capabilities and unforming alliances with other countries, that's also what he has mentioned that he's not going to focus on only forming alliances or reaching a deal with the west, going to work with e

united states says said, the great shame of donald trump was pulling the united states out of the jcpa by believing and following these fools in these reckless war mondering bloody savages like john. bolton and mike pompeo and nicky haley and mike pence and all of these other uh blood thirsty uh corrupt criminals who were simply getting backhanded deals from the military industrial complex. trump wasn't smart enough or bold enough or righteous enough to stand up to them and do what the american people wanted. the american people wanted iran and america to be at peace to reunite to to have a relationship and that is still our... desire in america, no one has feverish hatred for iran except the jewish zionist talmudic uh demoniacs and uh sadly as ray said they control and strangle the american congress, but i do think their time is up and i think the emergence of the bricks multipolar world, shanghai cooperation organization, those are all rising as the west is descending, but it's very dangerous because as the west descends they become more and more manical uh psychotic and delusional,

united states, as ray said, the great shame of donald trump was pulling the united states out of the jcpa by believing and following these fools and these reckless warmongering bloody savages like john bolton and mike pompeo and nickie haley and mike penn. and all of these other uh blood thirsty uh corrupt criminals who were simply getting back-handed deals from the military industrial complex. trump wasn't smart enough or bold enough or righteous enough to stand up to them. and do what the american people wanted, the american people wanted iran and america to be at peace, to reunite, to to have a relationship, and that is still our desire in america, no one has feverish hatred for iran, except the jewish zionist talmudic uh demoniacs, and sadly is said they control and strangle the american congress, but i do think their time is up, i think the emergence of the bricks multipolar world, shanghai cooperation organization, those are all rising as the west is descending, but it's very dangerous because as the west descends they become more and more manical, psychotic and delusional, but ther

donald trump was pulling the united states out of the jcpa by believing and following these fools and these reckless war mongering bloody savages like john bolton and mike pompeo and nicky haley. and mike pence and all of these other uh blood thirsty uh corrupt criminals who were simply getting back-handed deals from the military industrial complex, trump wasn't smart enough or bold enough or righteous enough to stand up to them and do what the american people wanted, the american people wanted iran and uh america to be at peace, to reunite, to to have a relationship, and that is still our desire in america, no one has feverish hatred for iran, except the jewish zianist talmudic uh moniacs, and uh, sadly, as ray said, they control and strangle the american congress, but i do think their time is up, and i think the emergence of the bricks, multi-polar world, the shanghai cooperation uh organization, those are all rising as the west is descending, but very dangerous, because as the west descends, they become more and more... manical psychotic and delusional, but there is, i think great