muhammad riza shah. the revolution was however, more than domestic affair as it had impacts beyond the country's borders. shortly after muhammad reza shah left the country for good, imam khumaini came back to iran on february 1st, 1979 after. years of being an enforced exile. with the arrival of the leader of the revolution, the national movement against the pahlavi dynasty gained momentum. 10 days later on february 11th, commanders of the armed forces attended the imam's home, submitted their resignation and pledge allegiance to him. the pathlevi regime collapsed, resulting in the abolition of the monarchy in the country after 2,500 years. unlike the shah imam khumaini was not going to count out to the americans or to submit himself to the will and whim of imperialist powers. the resulting system he founded was in fact the polar opposite of the shah's monarchy. the octogenarian leader was not going to be puppet in the hands of the americans. the 1979 revolution was an unprecedented phenomenon. back then, revolutions were mostly related to left this ideology. such as marxism or communism, but iran's revolution was first and foremos

collapse, diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time pave the way for the rise of muhammad reza shah

well, before the islamic revolution that is exactly how the americans behaved towards muhammad reza shah

it put an end to the tyrany of muhammad reza shah who had been on the throne for almost four decades. at the same time the revolution brought down the current on years of foreign interference in the country's domestic affairs. as a result, the americans lost their main bastion in the region as they were expelled from the country in the aftermath of the revolution, but it didn't stop there. the islamic revolution that gave birth to the islamic republic of iran brought about seismic shift in the geopolitical configuration of the region. the newly established government whose red line was now national sovereignty and territorial integrity was upsetting the regional status quo. hegemmonic powers were treated by tehran as unwanted guests who had to pack up and go as soon as possible. at the same time the rise and rise of the islamic republic. as major power in the middle east, which was independent of the eastern and western blocks, had baffled the world. was the islamic republic supposed to grow stronger over time as influential actor in this corner of the world? how could it affect the t

the relationship between iran and israel took antagonistic turn in 1979 with the fall of muhammad reza shah and the establishment of the islamic republic of iran. soon anti-zianism became an integral part of the country's foreign policy. 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 cl

it put an end to the tyranny of muhammad reza shah who had been on the throne for almost four decades. at the same time the revolution brought down the curten on years of foreign interference in the country's domestic affairs. as a result, the americans lost their main bastian in the region as they were.

referring to muhammad reza shah and his obsession with power as a dictator, he writes, the more the show

diplomatic efforts changed the course. but at the same time paved the way for the rise of muhammad reza shah who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv world news, yemy army says has attacked a british commercial vessel that was bound for israeli. reports army spokes personal yahya sari said british ship was targeted with appropriate missiles in the red sea yeman on wendnesday also attacked a us merchant vessel, it said was headed to israeli ports. yemen says it will continue these operations against israely link ships until the end of the gaza war. country has continued its operations despite joint air strikes, the us and uk launched against yamenese soil on january 11th. the two western states say. the responding to threats to international shipping, yemy officials however say us and uk are in a state of confusion and failure in the red sea. they say washington and london bear the consequences for any escalation in the region. a south african youth has used the, i believe we have package that we wanted to bring you. a sout

diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time pave the way for the rise of muhammad reza shah who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv world news. us-based starbucks is feeling the pinch from a global boycott campaign against it. in protest, the company support for the israeli regime, and now the company is cutting its annual sales forecast in the latest sign, the global boycots are taking a toll on pro israel firms. world's largest chain of coffee houses says it's seen a significant impact on traffic and sales throughout west asia. impact's been also felt in the us where it's been facing a boycott campaign as well and as a result starbucks has cut its yearly sales forecast and mismarket expectations for this year. a company shares are also 11% down from last year. starbucks is not the only company to have faced a consumer backlash for supporting israel's campaign of genocide in gaza. other brands like mcdonald's, kfc, coca-cola and pepsi have also faced intense. public boycots resulting in substantial losse

referring to muhammad reza shah and his obsession with power as a dictator, he writes, "the more the

diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time paved the way for the rise of muhammad reza shah who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades. around 130 more palestinians have been killed in another day of israeli strikes on gaza as the genocide grinds on into a fifth month. two children were killed and several others injured after regime targeted kindergarten what this place people were sheltering in the southern city of rafa. palestinian flow ministry has warned against a possible israel operation on the city of rafa. it says that an aggression on the city would either lead to the annihilation of some 1.5 million palestinians there or result in their displacement.

the relationship between iran and israel took antagonistic turn in 1979 with the fall of muhammad reza. shah and the establishment of the islamic republic of iran. soon anti-zianism became an integral part of the country's foreign policy. back in the 1960s, grant ayatullah 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 island. revolution, imam khumaini issued fatwa against zinanism, he allowed his followers to give one third of their hums and zakat money to palestinian fighters, so it's

it put an end to the tyranny of muhammad reza shah who had been on the thrown for almost four decades

it put an end to the tyrany of muhammad reza shah who had been on the throne for almost four decades. at the same time, the revolution brought down the curton on years of foreign interference in the country's domestic affairs. as a result, the americans lost their main bastian in the region as they were expelled from the country in the aftermath of the revolution, but it didn't stop there. the islamic revolution that gave birth to the islamic republic of iran brought about seismic shift in the geopolitical configuration of the region. the

diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time pave the way for the rise of muhammad reza shah who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades, welcome back, the international medical charity doctors without borders has issued yet another warning saying that the people in gaza are facing massacre, the head of the charities mission for the palestinian territories also expressed regret about m. the first of all demands is immediate and sustained ceasefire because right now what is happening is massacer as i say when i was in nasa hospital i stayed one night there there was an air strike 150 meters from the hospital it killed eight people including two children aged f and little boys age four and five, there is a whole part of the population that needs humanitarian aid and does not have access to it, so we are being prevented from bringing this humanitarian aid to this population, which is also prohibited under international law, since the start of the war, there have been systematic attacks against health facilities, and that to is unheard of at msf, which leads us

it put an end to the tyranny of muhammad reza shah who had been under thrown for almost four decades. at the same time the revolution broke. brought down the curtain on years of foreign interference in the country's domestic affairs. as a result, the americans lost their main bastian in the region as they were expelled from the country in the aftermath of the revolution, but it didn't stop there.

diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time paved the way for the rise of muhammad reza shah who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades. your headlines on press tv, over 2008 ngos warn that cutting funding for unraw by donor countries could lead to the complete collapse of humanitarian response in gaza. palestinians kidnapped by israeli forces during the regime's onslot on gaza say they were exposed to brutal. torture and abuse throughout their detention and the yemeny army conducts another anti-israel operation in the red sea this time targeting a british commercial ship heading for the occupied territories.

diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time paved the way for the rise of muhammad reza shah who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades. welcome back the yemini army says it is attacked the british commercial vessel in the red sea which was bound for israeli ports. yemen has pledged to continue its operations against israeli linked vessels until the regime stops its war on gaza. we've discussed in depth the escalating tensions in the region during our news review program. let's stick a listen. hello everyone and welcome to press tv's news review program where we get in depth in one of the days top stories. the yemani army says has attacked a british commercial vessel that was bound for israeli ports. army spokesperson, general yahya sari said the british ship was targeted with appropriate missiles in the red sea. yemen on wednesday also attacked a us merchant vessel. it said was headed to israeli ports. yaman says it will continue these operations against israeli linked ships until the gaza war comes to a conclusion. countries continued its operations despi

diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time paved the way for the rise of muhammad reza shah, who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades. and welcome back everyone in washington press tv world news. the yeemen army says is carried out yet another operation against military targets in the israely port city of ialot. army spokesperson yahya sorry says a yemanny forces truck ilot with missiles. army says operations are in solidarity with palestinians. the yemen has vowed to continue its military operations until the israeli regime stops its war on gaza and in the siege of the palestinian terror. yemeny forces have targeted over two dozen israely run or israeli bound vessels in the red sea in recent weeks. amid the western aggression against yemen, thousands of people gathered in the capital tsuna and other cities to urge the yemeni army to expand its naval operations against american, british and israeli linked vessels in the red sea and gulf of aden. they also belished to continue support. aggression is that you need to stop killing women, children and defenc

across the world. was new battlefield for both sides. when the islamic revolution of 1979 austed shah muhammad reza pahlavi, iran's new rulers handed over the keys to the israeli embassy in tehran. to palestinian officials, that symbolic gesture also marked a shift in foreign policy. under the new government in iran, israel was an occupying force, not a state, and palestinian statehood was a given. in this episode of in a nutshell, we take a look at the islamic republic's relations with palestine and its treatment of the palestinian cause. in august 1979 the late founder of the islamic republic imam khumeini designated the last friday of the muslim fasting month of ramadan on the islamic calendar as international quds day. every year on that day, people who care about the palestinian cause around the world hold demonstrations to show their solidarity with the palestinian people. that designation was not arbitrary, built into the islamic revolution and imam khumaini's ideals, was the tenent of supporting the...

continuation of pahlavi's father's reign, because of reza shah's inclination towards hitler, so very soon they agreed on the son of the shah of iran, muhammad reza pahlavi, now it was the son's turn to rule take matters into your own hands, the last movie of reza shah in the category, reza shah is seen with two of his sons. to prevent further bloodshed, reza shah kabir left the kingdom at the same time, when a young cleric who became known as agha ruhollah arrived. it becomes the political arena of the country, which many have not even heard of until then. after facing the reasons for the failure of the constitutional movement and the coming to power of reza khanan and the bitter story of the occupation of iran by the allies, the young ruhollah khomeini knows that it is his duty to enter the political scene. however, many people did not take ruhollah khomeini seriously at that time. but he had made up his mind. on the 15th of may 1323, the first political statement of agha ruhollah was published, which is kept today in the ministerial library of yazd city. today is the day that the spiritual breeze. god is blowing and it is the best day for

muhammad shaw. the revolution was however, more than domestic affair as it had impacts beyond the country's borders. shortly after mohammad reza shah left the country for good, imam komeini came back to iran on february 1st, 1979 after years of being an enforced exit. style with the arrival of the leader of the revolution, the national movement against the pahlavi dynasty gained momentum. 10 days later on february 11th, commanders of the armed forces attended the imam's home, submitted their resignation and pledge allegiance to him. the pahlavi regime collapsed, resulting in the abolition of the monarchy in the country after 2,500 years. unlike the shah imam komaini. was not going to count out to the americans or to submit himself to the will and whim of imperialist powers. the resulting system he founded was in fact the polar opposite of the shows monarchy. the octogenerian leader was not going to be pupped in the hands of the americans. the 1979 revolution was an unprecedented phenomenon. back then, revolutions were mostly related to left this ideology such as marxism or communism, but iran's revolution was first and foremost of

when the islamic revolution of 1979 outed shah muhammad reza pahlavi, iran's new rulers handed over the keys to the israeli embassy in tehran to palestinian officials, that symbolic gesture also marked a shift in foreign policy under the new government in iran, israel was an occupying force, not a state, and palestinian statehood was a given. in this episode of in a nutshell, we take a look at the islamic republic's relations with palestine and its treatment of the palestinian cause. in august 1979, the late founder of the islamic republic imam khumeyni designated the last friday of the muslim fasting month of ramadan on the islamic calendar as international quds day. every year on that day, people who care about the palestinian cause around the world hold demonstrations to show their solidarity with the palestinian people. that designation was not arbitrary built into the islamic revolution and imam khumaini'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 liveli