iranian revolution as an example for oppressed people everywhere, it was, it was not easy for them, astheir lives in the pursuit of this, but 45 years later the revolution still stands and the people are living the way they wish to live. well azadi uh welcome our guest there talks about how people actually gave up their lives and became marders in order to make sure that the revolution came into fruition and i can't help uh but to uh then move to a quote by imam komeini. who said this movement, the uprising the oppressed against the arrogant must spread across the world. can you please give us uh your uh understanding of what imam khini said, and of course your thoughts on this uh 45 day anniversary or the 45 year anniversary of iran's islamic revolution. you now, i think what robert said accurate, iran set an example to other oppressed people, not only in the muslim. but internationally that it's possible to bring a revolution, a popular revolution and depose a government that was fully supported by the united states, you know, before the revolution, iran was number one in the world i

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 going to vote, okay, not voting actually is a political statement, is kind of vote, yeah, you see, um, your a very... beautiful hadith by the holy prophet sallallah where he's talking about the people of shaib you know and it's a the town where it's let's say i think about h thousand inhabitants. and allah is going to just said he's going to destroy this town um which had um 40 thousand of those people were evil and 60 thousand of them were good and allah says i'm going to destroy the whole town and and ask why you destroy the whole town the majority of the people are good he says because majority of people did not stop the the minority of people? you see, so that attitude is a unmahdi like attitude. the second point is in terms of followship, following the imam. um, there are two types of followers, you know, there's one follower who does not take initiative, right, and another one, on

i mean, when it comes to the uh, the fact that imam khumeini said that he stands up for the oppressedic republic stands for to a large degree, none perhaps is embodied through the oppression that's happening to the palestinians, and of course, now we're seeing how iran's leader has said the... true veil of the west, the us has come down and we're seeing what they stand for. tell us why iran in that regard and based on the islamic revolution and its ideals has... proven to be successful, absolutely, i, i couldn't help um, thinking about all this, especially today, 45 years ago, um, the enemies of iran were plotting and planning, and they were saying that is going to take months, not even years to get rid of this revolution, which is stood for oppressed around the world, and 45 years after all the plotting, after all the sort of obstacle, iran is not just extremely powerful, but it has hold to his value of standing for the right of oppressed, and we are witnessing this in the last few months in the shape of the support for the palestinian community and their right, while is being violat

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 centrality of palestine in the cause of the umma and the cause of the people of the region. palestine. was so central, i mean we in palestine and palestinians have felt the victory of the revo

and this is the faith of the oppressed people. taking a stance, not doing anything, they only watch,

malcolm's father earl was local civil rights activist advocating for america's long oppressed african-american people. when malcolm was just infant, the family were forced to relocate to michigan due to threats from the koukluk's clan in nebraska. in michigan, the family were also subjected to terror and violence by white supremacist groups, and when malcolm was just four, the family home was burnt down. when malcolm turned six, his father died in what was officially ruled a street car accident, though his mother louise believed earl had been murdered by racist white militants. after several years of trying to raise seven kids on her own, and with meger income and her own mental health struggles finally take... taking its tole, louise had a mental breakdown and all seven of her children were divided and sent to foster homes across the country. malcolm spent his adolescence, being sent to several foster homes and was drawn into a life of crime. he had stated his intention to be a lawyer, but was discouraged after racist school teacher told him he wouldn't amount to anything. eventually malcolm

segments of society, and after the revolution, these oppressed segments of society came into power, and one thing that they... did was to address the difficulties of their cities and villages, you know, clerics played an important role in the victory of the islamic revolution, and most of the clerics from came from small towns and villages, so when they had the power to spend country's resources, they spent it on the segments of the country that saw... no progress because of the nature of the previous regime, so this is more than just good economic planning, this is the result of the fact that the nature of the ruling class in iran changed, and the people who were oppressed before the revolution became the rulers of the country after the revolution, and that is... that is why you see these amazing statistics when it comes to iran's progress economically and the services that ordinary citizens have been able to receive in the last 45. yes, thank you so much for that, we appreciate it. uh, that is our guest uh, fuzadi, academic and political analyst from tehran. thank you so much for

with the oppressed people of gaza and all oppressed muslims throughout. the world has participated in this march and we stand behind the leadership. iranians once again came to azadi square with palestinian flags. a field in the center of which missiles such as noor khyber and khorramshahr are placed. they with the revolution renewed their allegiance and renewed the pact. the meteorological organization has predicted the activity of the rainy system in the south of the country today. to be continued. new rain activity will enter the country from wednesday evening. greetings and respect for your presence, considering that in the southern parts of our country, for the next few hours , we will sometimes have rain in some parts of the bush areas of hormozgan province, south of sistan baluchistan province, and there is a possibility of flowing water and rising river water in this there are areas where weather warnings have been issued. in addition, there is also rain for the persian gulf islands. ha ro we predict and expect that the rains will continue in the

, there's a fight, there's a struggle for oppression and there's a struggle for justice, and they see that iran because of their revolution, the success that they had by eliminating america out of their region out of... their country and by gaining self-determination have gained hope that this is a possibility for them as well, hence why these resistance groups have sprung and hence why there is so much mass popularity with them with the public. i wesca, taking a look at what the us has been reduced to, and i'm somewhat at fault here for making the conversation turn into uh the us visa v iran uh, but we've seen how much the us has stood against iran. and acted against iran, but uh, so be it. the us has been reduced to in some countries, um, having to convince the country that it needs to stay there, such as iraq. now, there are talks with the iraqi government on how it's going to transition out of the country, or for it to illegally uh be in a country like syria. uh, why is it that the us pursues that policy uh, where iran has said uh, it is source of instability in the region, which

we see this revolution is expanding, let's to say deliberately from all kinds of oppression, the the the peoples who come, the convoys come from all over the world and these ambassadors and ministers of foreign affairs from france and from america and from germany and and all these, they come to lebanon in order to to handle threats to the lebanese government and the resistance say, no, no, no, unless the seasfire stopped and these... sackers stopped to from killing the palestinians in gaza, we see this is the first example that the this independence which is really has many ramifications on ideas and intellects all over the world, we see new model, new model of islam, of course of the uh, the the imams of the of the family of the prophet may peace be upon. them and we see new way of islam, even in islam, there is new way of dealing with issues, politically, economic, culturally, all these things, they are building new great, and as much as human mind can tolerate or can exert, they are building this example for humanity that everybody can participate and work on in order to have dig

racial justice in the age of post-oppression. what did you mean?uest: i meant that since the 1964 civil rights act we no longer live in a officially repressive society. we do not have -- that does not mean we do not have individual racists. we will always have psychotics and idiots, which is what racists are. in terms of america being in officially oppressed society, meaning systemic racism exists, meaning there are laws that permeate our institutions. laws that improperly bar blacks from being participants in institutions. those do not exist. the 1964 civil rights act helped bar such laws. if any institution is caught with any norms or laws that bar blacks or other minorities or women from entering those institutions, they will catch hellfire. a post-oppression society means nothing more than a society that is no longer officially constituted by systemically oppressive policies, that by law or press and exclude persons from participating in public institutions and private institutions. host: we will go to janet in pennsylvania. caller: good mornin

malcolm's father, earl was local civil rights activist, advocating for america's long oppressed african-american people. when malcolm was just infant, the family was were forced to relocate to michigan due to threats from the koukluk's clan in nebraska. in michigan, the family were also subjected to terror and violence by white supremacist groups, and when malcolm was just four, the family home was burnt down. when malcolm turn six, his father died in what was officially ruled a street car accident, though his mother louise believed earl had been murdered by racist white militants. after several years of trying to raise seven kids on her. own and with meger income and her own mental health struggles finally taking its tole, louise had a mental breakdown and all seven of her children were divided and sent to foster homes across the country. malcolm spent his adolescence being sent to several foster homes and was drawn into a life of crime. he had stated his intention to be a lawyer but was discouraged after racist school teacher told him he wouldn't amount to anything. eventually malcolm found hi

palestine and the sacrifice and the perseverance, this is victory from god, and this is the fate of the oppressed people, and this is what we rely on, first and foremost, whilst we see many arab regimes and many regimes in the islamic world, not taking a stance, not doing anything, they only watch or at the maximum, they issue some statements, make some remarks, even some regimes are carrying out the clean negative role, politically, it's strange that some regimes that the devils, satan from the israelis and the americans, they whisper in the ear of some regimes to take advantage of the events taking place, especially when the subject about the day after in the war of gaza is mentioned, and how will the situation be in the gaz strip and who will manage the situation in the gaz strip, so the devils whisper in their ears s and tell them to consider taking advantage of these sufferings as part of normalization deal. this is very, very bad thinking, very negative. it's also inhumane and unethical, he who thinks about taking advantage of the sorrows in gaza in order to extract benefits as part of norm

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 israeli regime back. by its staunch ally, the united states, refuses to return the strategic

he called on all muslims to support the oppressed people of palestine.er 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 دولت ها مانع شد از اینکه سرای اسرائیل را در همون اول خفه کنند. syria in the 1967 si day wa

of the palestinian people. the palestinian people fight against is reeling oppression and their struggle for completing establishment of an independent state on the occupied territory are. essentially, participants of international quran competitions called on muslim countries to openly express their opposition to israel, subvertized with the regime, and to cut off support for it. also called on people in muslim countries to press their governments to take stronger actions on gaza. the leader said resistance forces inside of palestine are the ones implementing the teachings of the quran and standing up to the enemy. said the people of gaza are being oppressed by those who have no semblance of humanity. political philosophers arguments in this documentary, welcome back to the news here on press tv. israeli forces and settlers have been escalating attacks on palestinians in the occupied west bank since the regime launched this onslot on gaza. in this latest report, the un says around 400 palestinians including at least 100% that according of course to the israeli police in less than an hal

causes, you know, 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 um economy or the nation as it did with the shah in place, rather the threat at this current day and age is the fact that iran represents this free model, iran is a free model of independence um against oppressive forces and that is influencing um the region, it's influencing those um um within lebanon as we saw it adopted this model um when it drove out the iof in 1982, it was adopted by the yemanies um against western conspiracies via its uh uh proxy saudi, it was adopted by the hash shabi um in the wake of daesh, and so we see that uh iran places palestine at the forefront, the palestinian file is the most priority and um it's worked with many palestinian factions in order to strengthen the... existing uh resistance and prior to 1979 um no movement had the courage to speak out and place pa

supporting the palestinian people as it has been in the forefront of of supporting others other oppressed people, for example was one of the few countries that stood up against the you know the setler colonial, the appartite regime of south africa at a time when all western powers were supporting it and it has been supporting the palestinian people ever since this the victory of the islam revolution and before that of course you know with the view points that the revolutionaries in iran had, but i think at this point the significant thing to notice is that we have past... the propaganda fog that do western supporters of israel and of course the israeli regime tried to create for people of the world not to see the reality of what was happening on the ground, you now this propaganda fog of for example saying that the israeli regime is democracy is the only democracy in the region and that it has you know the right to exist and it has the right to defend itself and all those sort of things, the this propaganda folk has disappeared basically. by the suicidal actions of the very israeli regime

and if you also want to look at you kind of oppression leading to oppression you know the priests who came to maryland came from england where they were persecuted. catholics were persecuted and maryland was a refuge for for catholics. but in trying to embed themselves and to be recognized as establishment society. slavery, part of establishment society. that's what it was. and and they became part of that. it's important to know, though, there were always voices who raised questions the. priests. there were priests all the way who had concerns it and also one of the other things that i found about the book is how at times when catholics were persecuted, not well, persecuted i'm not sure if that's the right word, but marginalized within the politics of maryland they turned to because practiced wouldn't work for them once again and they turned to enslaved africans in order to save their their properties and their their kind of livelihoods. i hear you share that you are also you identify as catholic from i assume. yeah. cradle catholic. so do you. do you mind if i ask how this recording

meanwhile, islam urges us to support the oppressed and fight the oppressor. we defend ourselves and at the same time, we don't recognize the order that the americans want to impose on the world. according to article 152 of iran's constitution, the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran is based on the... rejection of any kind of domination, both its exercise and submission to it, the preservation of all inclusive independence of the country and its territorial integrity, the defense of the rights of all muslims, non alignment in relation to the domineering powers, mutual peaceful relations with non-aggressive states. mr. mohammed reza bahonar, an iranian politician and former member of parliament had more to say, and published under the supervision of the leader of the revolution. in the document it was stated that we should be role model for the oppressed nations of the world. it was also stated that we should establish ties with the whole world except for the israeli regime, because it's an illegal occupation regime and we don't consider it as legal

uh national oppression uh for more than 75 years since since the occupation, since the existence of the jewish, since the extension of israel came into existence, and they have suffered enormously, and we must we must take off our hearts to them for their resilience and their strength, but what is taking place here today is definitely a genocide, probably comparable with the worst atrocities of hitlerite fashion. in the second world war, and the unfortunate thing is that many of the countries who were the colonial master, the countries that support this actions are the very countries that colonialize the world and the united states, which is become the new imperialist and become a big colonializer of the whole world as well. well, when you talk about the united states and the way that you describe the palestinians, how they have experienced the worst type of oppression, of genocide and the worst atrocities, uh, there's many like the us who say, well, there's this uh right of self-defense that israel has. uh, why do you think they would say it that way, is it to change the narrative?

one of the main objectives of iran's islamic revolution was to be the voice of all the oppressed people in the world while also lending them a helping hand in their struggle. martter sayid. razi musabi who was assassinated by israel in december of 2023, was one of the many in iran helping the oppressed. press tv's farzana ashuriyan has more. he was called farhod when he was alive and remained unknown to most until his assassination in syria by israely forces in december 2023. razim musavi had served as a senior advisor of iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps since the early 80s. one of musavi's top priorities in his life was to fight for independence as independence was and still is the key focus of iran's 1979 revolution. our father had wishes both for his country and islam. he always emphasized that the independence of every country depends its people. he believed that the independence can lead to development and we could see this belief in his nonstop efforts to make this cause come true, also mentioned some western governments working against the country's independence and his f

full display now when it comes to the palestinian cause, yes and also other people that are oppressed by american imperialism, south africa. as you may remember, iran used to supply the apartide regime in south africa with oil before the revolution, shah used to do that, and one of the first things in iran's foreign policy after the revolution was cutting off that oil. i was in south africa. some time ago, and this is something they remember quite well, people in lebanon, people in yemen, many people all over the middleas are resisting pressures from the united states and israelies because of the support that they receive from iran, and with regard to the palestinian cause, iran is the only country that is supporting, palestine in 100%. we have other countries that have ratorical support, we have some countries that are saying that they are facilitating some us plan in this part of the world, that we have some countries that see the genocide in palestine and refuse to cut relations with ziness regime. we have some countries that are actually engage in trade with. design regime from fr

the palestinian people fight against israeling oppression and their struggle for completing establishment of an independent state on the occupied territory. are essentially just actions for restoring the legitimate rights, the right of right to self-determination served as precise legal foundation for this struggle. self-determination of peoples is a fundamental principle of modern international law in shrined in the un charter and the collective human right under custom internet. that international law, i really would like to meet the later, he seems like such an important figure in the history, what would i do, my name is, i live in new york city, i'm originally from ohio, من درمورد نامه رذب انقلاب هیچ چیزی نمیگم. welcome back to the news here on press tv: chaos in the uk parliament during vote calling for a cease fire in gaza. the motion was put forward by the scottish national party with both labor and conservative parties proposing amendments. tempers flared and the speaker of the house eventually apologized for his actions. said purazach reports. pro-palestinian protesters outside t

they have suffered oppression and control. from forced labor to tosserred sterilization to arbitrary detention to the banning of education, religious practices and language, the c.c.p. will not stop until it has erased the culture. last year, the c.p.p. released a white paper on its policies in tibet. in that document, the party doubles down on its oppression and crackdown on the religious and economic freedom. i am a proud co-sponsor of this bipartisan bill introduced by the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, and the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, mr. mccaul. the c.c.p. has refused to speak to the central authorities since 2010 essentially putting the future of tibet and the safety of millions at risk. this bill helps the people of tibet. first it pushes against c.c.p. propaganda about the history of tibet. it is not true that tibet has been as the c.c.p. claims in quote, a part of china since ancient times. and u.s. policy never accepted that false claim. for that reason this legislation clarifies u.s. p

he also declared his clear franks. in supporting the oppression or in supporting the palestinian people who are subject to an oppression and that's a solution lies in a end to the aggression and sending food and medicine to the people in gaza and stopping the crimes against the people in gaza. all countries that are keen on preserving neighborly relations and confess to the injustice in gaza are interacting in one way or another with this oppression and there stands. good and the americans when they find that they have failed, even in this means, this strategy of getting others involved, this will also be an important part of their failure, so they failure in several directions, they fail in dragging others along with them, and this is a strategy which they always rely on in all stances and in their hostile. savage policies by which they target the peoples, this time they are using it for the sake of the israeli enemy in the criminality against the palestinian people, very bad way of making use of it, imagine they strive to get the arabs and muslims involved, they strive to drag them in

, is escalation, as long as the humanitarian sufferings in gaza deteriorate, and as long as the oppression and the mass killings against the people in gaza continue." "the americans and the british, their fight with us is not for the sake of international shipping, it's for the sake of israeli shipping, it's for the sake of protecting israeli criminality, and the british, they are the ones who are carrying out the hostile role, and they stood without any justification, the british said that they will participate with the americans in the fight against yemen only, they won't participate in the other fronts, for example in iraq or against hazballah." or in syria or in other places, but against yemen, this hostility towards the emeny people, the british, they still have this hostility, it goes back to their previous colonialism in aden, and if it still has some dreams, let them rest assured that these are false illusions, these are lies, there will be no way whatsoever for this to become a reality, for this to be implemented, they cannot exercise colonialism and against our country once again

in launching al-root's day, he called on muslims to dedicate this day to demanding the rights of oppressed muslims around the world, particularly in palestine. the islamic republic has also let the way for other countries in its unrelenting campaign, encouraging the public and everyday muslims. to combat misinformation by pushing us to understand the duties of jihadabin is the term that loosely translates into struggle for clarification. which is one of the forms of jihad that islam advocates, it is the jihad of preaching and teaching to rebut false and misleading arguments, fabrications, lies and distortion. it is no longer just a duty for world leaders, but for us at the societal level. today, the people of the world are taking up this call from all walks of life, advocating for the palestinian liberation movement in all their spaces and instead of... throwing stones, the palestinians are now able to fight for the liberation of their own lands by virtue of the arms they possess. now, sister zahra, we were just hearing there some of the practical steps that iran has taken. maybe you could

the fact that iran represents this free model, iran is a free model of independence um against oppressive forces and that is influencing um the region, it's influencing those um within lebanon, as we saw it adopted this model um when it drove out the iof in 1982, it was adopted by the yemenis um against western conspiracies via its proxy saudi, it was adopted by iraq, the hash sha'abi in the wake of daesh, and so we see that. uh iran places palestine at the forefront, the palestinian file is the most priority and um, it's worked with many palestinian factions in order to strengthen the existing. uh resistance and prior to 1979 um no movement had the courage to speak out and place palestine as its central cause, butini stood and established this along with the nation, and this is why it's subjected to ruthless economic sanctions and trade em bargos, absolutely, and 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 why was this such an important thing to the imam? this

right, is being violated in such a way, on one side, holding to the values of a standing for all oppress around the world, and discharging that responsibility so... so beautifully and so effectively in the last few months visa v palestine, but also the popularity uh within its own citizens, what we are witnessing right now in tehran, this is really a celebration of showing that all the plotting, all the sanctions, all the propaganda, everything has failed and iran after 45% five years, it's as strong and as committed to his values as has ever been, and now over to the bessieg gaza strip where israeli regime is continuing its deadly military attacks against cibilion population there, at least 112 palestinians were killed and many more injured in a single day of israeli air strikes, attacks have been focused on raffa, city lies on the border with egypt and hosts over 1.4 million. place palestinians who been forced to leave their homes due to heavy israeli bombardments in other parts of the enclave. the palestinian resistance movement hamas has warned that israel's planned ground offensive

politically oppressed. —— who wear a politically oppressed. a rally, is just oppressed. it is not like a rally, isjust some sort oppressed. it is not like a rally, is just some sort of moral service and even under these conditions, policemen are trying to detain them and, as far as policemen are trying to detain them and, as faras i know, policemen are trying to detain them and, as far as i know, yesterday they detained more than 60 people in st petersburg and right now they are detaining people in moscow. during the night, all these spontaneous memorials were destroyed by unknown people, but policemen were guarding them, like they were helping them to destroy the memorials. this is what is going on. in destroy the memorials. this is what is going on-— is going on. in a documentary, alexei navalny _ is going on. in a documentary, alexei navalny was _ is going on. in a documentary, alexei navalny was asked, - is going on. in a documentary, alexei navalny was asked, "if| is going on. in a documentary, i alexei navalny was asked, "if you are kill

meanwhile, islam urges us to support the oppressed and fight the oppressor. we defend ourselves and at the same time, we don't recognize the order that the americans want to impose on the world. according to article 152 of iran's constitution, the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran is based on the rejection of any kind of domination, both its exercise and submission to it, the preservation of all inclusive independence of the country and its territorial integrity, the defense of the rights of all muslims, non alignment in relation to the domineering powers, mutual ties with the whole world, except for the israeli regime, because it's an illegal occupation regime and we don't consider it as legal entity. we are required to have relations with other countries, relations which are based on mutual respect. there is no win-win phrase in the document, but it says that we should seek relations with the rest of the world whereby each side can be the winner. meanwhile, iran's leaders called on all muslims across the world to... price for their own freedom.

meanwhile, islam urges us to support the oppressed and fight the oppressor. we defend ourselves and at the same time we don't recognize the order that the american. want to impose on the world. according to article 152 of iran's constitution, the foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran is based on the rejection of any kind of domination, both its exercise and submission to it, the preservation of all inclusive independence of the country and its territorial integrity, the defense of the rights of all muslims, non alignment in relation to the domineering. also stated that we should establish ties with the whole world, except for the israeli regime, because it's an illegal occupation regime, and we don't consider it as legal entity. we are required to have relations with other countries, relations which are based on mutual respect. there is no win-win phrase in the document, but it says that we should seek relations with the rest of the world whereby each side can be the winner. meanwhile, iran's leaders called on. muslims across the world to rise for th

this is in our foreign policy, we will counter colonialism, tyranny and oppression, we will oppose oppression against nations. we will oppose, we do oppose unilateralism, we oppose whatever which is seen as the world order today, we believe that today's world order is not a fair one, if it were, fair one, palestine wouldn't come under such, wouldn't be subjected to such a pression today, so other countries should try should cooperate in order to estab fair world order regrettably, well we are seeing that the israeli regime is committing crimes against humanity and it is more regretable that we are seeing that the us is supporting the israeli regime and we are, it is regrettable that we are saying that international organizations are not efficient enough, they don't have enough power - now if other international organizations were effective, these crimes would be stopped by now, so this shows that this order, world order should be revisited and reviewed, so we need a fair world order ladies and whatsoever, the region should be run by its own countries and the issues of the region should be hel

it is the will of the oppressed, the will of the oppressed, as he said, "don't go, and those who are oppressed today, the great movement of the islamic revolution is to awaken the oppressed, whom our great qur'an has promised to inherit the earth. we are the inheritors of the earth . you know, we have a guest near me, now my daughter is a guest, it was just another time, nothing, nothing, ladies and gentlemen from sarai irani, they are our guests , this is the carpet, of course , there are two other carpets, they are getting old, so let's go there and see them, don't bother me too much to choose farhai. where are you coming from? iranians , renew your old furniture in a large iranian house with exceptional conditions and enjoy this affordable and beautiful purchase until 2:00 in the morning in the city of tehran, hosted by shamayim. farmers stick with honey. this is beheshtiye carpet factory, this is our home, we are our blood carpet. among all these designs , we got beheshti carpet at the factory price. beheshti carpet sale celebration from 5th of bahman to 5th of march. an unrepeat

unfortunately, today, the oppressed muslims of gaza in front of the eyes of the world , they are tortured and martyred with all kinds of tyranny and oppression, and unfortunately the human society and the islamic ummah have not taken a decisive position as they should and perhaps, we, the islamic ummah , especially the clerics, demand a decisive and firm position regarding these crimes. let's adopt a zionist regime unity and cohesion, both shia and sunni, regardless of ethnic and tribal religious boundaries, should stand beside the oppressed palestinian nation . explaining the achievements of the islamic revolution and the impact of the islamic revolution on the awakening of the islamic world was another important focus of this one-day conference. salaheddin babaei of mahabat tv news agency, the launch of the book "heaven has no gps" was held in al-zahra community. this book narrates the life of martyr asami, the intelligence commander of imam ali bin abi talib's army, which is written by mrs. mozhan. one of the graduates of al-zahra university, he entered the field of writing is. the unv

then you are able to justify your oppression. i guess those who do not even exist pop. so that's why i don't really agree with your point about that, but i'm trying to atone for the, for the has some so some moral soon. because clearly they're not seeing it as a sin. and if you look at the, the pulses historically it is a tried and test of practice, but mr. country have to leave it there for a time constraints, but it's been great talking to you. thank you very much for that. likewise, thank you. i need to proceed to have and talk in about this important subject. thank you. and thank you for watching hope to share again. one of all the parts the the western media i suppose is washington's by assistance to ukraine over the past decade. as a new york times publish a report revealing data on the secret c i, a basis near roches, portez cross, and 4th is vacant now the front line town on the battlefields following this week's capital of, of the, of costs. now it's pushing you create inside the bank and the costs and region, the chat and full freedom support as of july, the s

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