i think there are a lot of possibilities for coming and filming here at the studio and just at the teran itself, and i'm sure that outside of teran there are multiple amazing places that i would love to explore. i am very impressed by what i see here, there's a lot happening judging what i have seen so far, i am sure that great movies and television series have been filmed here. i'm excited to find out what projects are in their way. currently owned by iran's national television ir. gazali in the film industry were eager to know how this could be possible. irrib representatives were present to provide them with all the necessary details. i is... to come here to see the iranian movies all because i am also connected and the film selector of the kolkata international film festival, kolkata children film festival, i have come to select some of the er latest redon movies and also 2023 movies because this year in our colcatta film festival, this is one of the largest film festival with a award money of 51 laks laks, they are actually we have see we have received 15 iranian film for the compet

the venezuelan top diplomat is told the press tv that his government is working with teran to defeat the illegal western sanctions that have. both countries. says the karakis and teran are seeking to create a bilateral trade system to circumvent the sanctions. he said that the only way to defeat the illegal and criminal sanctions is through unity of the two nations. he also touch on the rise of the non-western powers across the globe, saying that bricks group of developing countries is hope to promote a multipolar world. he said that nowadays a new world order is being born based on solidarity just as sent respect for the un charter and uh that's all for this news guys from tehran in almost 10 minutes time i'll be back with the spotlight. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, israellah tensions. i really would like to meet him later, he seems like such an important figure in the history of iran. what would i do if i wanted to meet the leader. my name is caleb map. i live in new york city. من در مورد. دامه رهبر معظم انقلاب هیچ چیزی نمیگم فقط میگ

i went over to visit the british embassy in central teran. a lot of iranians suspect that some of the social chaos there is here consciously planned within the walls of britain's embassy compound. you probably see, it's my left to the right of the camera. "there are patches of the wall which have been painted white and orange where graffiti has been painted over by the embassy staff itself and of course uh almost as soon as the graffiti is painted over more graffiti appears and the graffiti is here is mainly in pry and mainly in support of the islamic republic of iran and indeed you see one here on my left 120." which is the time that cassim salvani was assassinated by the americans with impliedly british support, and there's also another one there in far which says you can wash the walls, but you can't wash the history, and i think that's really interesting invocative. i also see something in english to the left here, it says free arrow, and that of course is part of the issue here, because the this street that we're on, is now the front doo

boris johnson, returning from a run with shaggy , sweaty hair, called carlson an idol of a teran, a dictator'stor. a function well known to history, he was supposed to become an idol of a tyrant, a dictator's voice recorder and a traitor to journalism. in his enthusiastic, perky, indifferent happiness from the sensation, he betrayed his viewers listeners all over the world. he didn't ask difficult questions. to some extent, it's unfair to blame carlson for his pathetic performance. he was not there to challenge, he was merely a drain, a hose through which the raw slurry of putin's message could be splashed where putin wanted to go most, the fertile lands of america. a message to the american people. was simple, this is not your problem, putin said, this is europe's problem, do not interfere in this conflict, let me end it, soon we will all we can live in peace, americans have already heard this message. why did he do this, who the hell knows, i don’t understand what this is about, the general attitude was, why? sure, it 's ridiculous, russia launched this illegal, unprovoked invasion of ukrain

so it's many many years of collaboration and partnership uh this is my third times here in iran in teran at the fajer film festival and this time i i have the honor and the privilege to be a jury member i can say just the the selection is a good selection, the quality, both artistic and technical is uh, it's very good up to now, okay? the international faj film festival is not just an arena for international movies, but also a platform for foreigners to get to know more about iranian cinema. having the chance to watch some of the best iranian films that have made it to the festival provides foreign participants with a unique experience and allows them to get to know some great iranian filmmakers and their... for cinematic works. according to the foreign participants, even the international film market itself has been a great opportunity to experience everything firsth, allowing them to familiarize themselves with iranian films and the recent developments in the industry. there's something important that you should know about film festivals and that is the crucial role that movie distribu

well when i was in the north of teran i saw lot of very wealthy iranians driving bmws and mercedes and is caleb, i'm from the united states, uh, hey! hey, hey, are you my friend? uh, my name is caleb. what's what's your name? my name is ef. okay, it's a very nice car. thank you. mercedes, yes, sure. can get in here? yes, yes. okay, great. excellent. thank you. oh, it's so very nice. very nice seats. oh, wow, look at this leather. yeah, so i've heard that there's kind of a growing gap between the the rich and the poor in iran that... did not understand what the united states was really like, they really believe the propaganda that they're seeing on their satellite tvs, that uh, they really believe that the us is just a disneyland playground where everyone's happy and wealthy all the time, and they are convinced that that's what the us would bring to iran, and i also tried to point out to them that the wealth of us society uh, involved lot of people being killed, lot of people, millions of people were killed in order to keep the us at the center. the world economy, they seemed uninterest

courant par j'étais informé chaque jour avant le départ par le cares. en accord avec l'ambassade de téranvoilà voilà اجرای این کار اصلاً برای ما مشکلی نداره و اولاً ما مستقیماً شیکاری از اونجا با تانکر هم می زنیم تو هو سال قبل. le vol avait un numéro de quatre chiffres 395 ou 39 85 air france 3985 quelque chose comme ça et j'en ai pas la mémoire surtout ici aucun document pour me pouvoir me remémorer exactement alors que j'ai tout chez moi et ce vol était un vol qui en principe avait été tenu secret. "we arrived at the airport, at the airport he gave a speech to thanks the french government, french people, for the time you spent in paris in nofle le château, it was very very fast, i mean some there was a small demonstration even in the airport, iranian people uh were there to to to to see him, then we went on the plane, it was already maybe..." midnight, maybe more, and the imam was tired, and all of us, we had one idea, it's to sleep, because we knew the next day was going to be very long day. i tried at that time to have some pictures of imam komeini, but some people told me no, he's ti

really didn't know what was going to happen uh the plane was not supposed to land on on charld on on teranuring the flight was sleeping upstairs he went down this stair when he wake up around 5 o'clock and he called me to take the pictures here he was sitting there but window when we were entering the iraniana space and the he called me because he knew me, he knew i was the youngest photographer there, he knew i was following the revolution since several months, he knew my story and i don't, he wanted to share that with me or maybe something like that, then he called me: and at that time i saw him for one time he was not really usually most of the time he is very serious and sad face and at that time he look at me and he was smiling, i couldn't, i didn't get what was happening, but actually the plane was just crossing the irinal space, and for me, for him that was victory, he had smile on his face, because for the first time since 14 years he could come back to his home country, i got that pictures, that picture, was surrounded by friends like, i know, i remember rafari, i knew rapari for

well, when i was in the north of teran, i saw lot of very wealthy iranians, driving bmws and mercedesat excellent thank you oh it's so very nice very nice seats oh wow look at this leather yeah so i've heard that there's kind of a growing gap between the the rich and the poor seemed to me they did not understand what the united states was really like, they really believe the propaganda that they're seeing on their satellite tvs, that they really believe that the us is just a disneyland playground where everyone's happy and wealthy all the time, and they are convinced that that's what the u.s. would bring to iran, and i also tried to point out to them that the wealth of us society uh, it involved lot of people being killed, lot of people, millions of people were killed in order to keep the... iranian society, they are people who their family has lot of money from the capitalist sector of the iranian economy, and they are deluding themselves and they are convinced that uh they could be even richer if only iran and the us were to become great friends and the iranian revolution was to be

of zosha will always interest be people, so i so okay, why not, i took my chance and i went back to teran and i applied to cover the family of the sh, and it was not so difficult, because... because was a french guy, and they opened the doors, to come here after 40 years, it's very strange, i was here exactly when the revolution took over the palace, the place was a bit different, but there were many people in it, mainly pasdaran, mola and some journalists we could... go around this place without any problem and uh since 40 years i've not seen this palace, of course everything that changed. i remember very well this place over there, the office of the shah on the table, there was a golden telephone, on the side there was a lot of books about guns, planes, mainly military, military catalogue, so is over there. another room, the cinema room, with my friend, we haveen sit there, wel go there and talk about it, this place is very amazing because that remember me a funny picture we had just here here in the sofa of the show with my friend, the road photographer, with abbas and other people, i

so it's many many years of collaboration and partnership uh this is my third times here in iran in teran at the fajer film festival and this time i have the honor and the privilege to be a jury member i can say just the selection is a good selection the quality both artistic and technical is ' it's very good up to now, 這個時間上兩條路, 一個是狂, and films that have made it to the festival provides foreign participants with a unique experience and allows them to get to know some great iranian filmmakers and their cinematic works. according to the foreign participants, even the international film market itself has been a great opportunity to experience everything first hand, allowing them to familiarize themselves with iranian films and the recent developments in the industry. there is something important that you should know about film festivals, and that is the crucial role that movie distributors and producers play in them, particularly the role they play in introducing important films and effectively presenting movie genre. and movements to the world, take the ken festival for instance, it has be

i think there are a lot of possibilities for coming and filming here at the studio and just at the teran itself, and i'm sure that outside of terran there are multiple amazing places that i would love to explore. i am very impressed by what i see here, there's a lot happening, judging what what i have seen so far, i am sure that great movies and television series have been filmed here. i'm excited to find out what projects are..." currently owned by iran's national television, rib, ghazali cinematown offers great opportunities for joint movie projects, and therefore the foreign participants of the fadge international film festival, who are all one way or another involved in the film industry, were eager to know how this could be possible. irib representatives were present to provide them with all the necessary details. i used to come here to see the iranian movies all, because i am also connected and the film selector of the kolkata international film festival, kolkata children film festival, i have come to select some of the latest redan movies and also 2023 movies. because this year in

both teran and the vatican city are in favor. of a multilateral world order which is no longer dominated by the western hegemony. it is you know the duty of the religious scholars especially leaders of the religions to fight against such a aggression. it is our religious duty to defend oppressed people. celebrations for the... 35th anniversary of the iranian revolution will also be held at the rome's residence of the iranian embassy to italy on monday. max chevili, press tv, rome. last one of these farmers protest are continuing to sweep europe. the food producers have a long list of complaints from increasing cost to environmental regulations. we took a closer look at the issue in our news review program. let's see what our guests had to say. welcome everybody, you're watching press tv's news review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day. on this segment of the program, european farmers have been blocking roads across the continent as they ramp up protest against eu measures and rising prices. in poland, farmers blocked roads across the country and at border crossi

called..." me telling me you should come to paris quickly because the imam khumani is going back to teranived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and it was a way to say now i am in charge, it's finished, the time of of the shah is over. "we must not become part of south africa's problem. we must remain part of their solution. we must not aim to impose ourselves our solutions, our favorites in south africa. damn it, we have favorites in south africa. the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel. the more we learned about the attack. the more horrifying it becomes, more than innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, addressing foreign dignitaries attending event to marked anniversary of iran's islamic revolution, president ibrahim race says the tehon has mana

hello and welcome everybody, it's 2:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital teran you're watching press steve's world news our top story for this half hour, israel's air strikes and artillery fire keep pounding the besieged gaza strip nearly four months into the regime's genocidal war. the palestinian health ministry says nearly 150 people were killed and more than 300 injured and over dozen attacks across the territory, in a matter of 24 hours, attacks included aerial strikes targeting. the magribi neighborhood southeast of gaza's city, which killed two palestinians in baithan and northern gaza, israel's artillery fire left three civilians dead and several others injured. in the southern city of raffa, israeli forces targeted vehicle killing four civilians, including a child. according to the health ministry, the total death tool has reached 26,900 mostly women and children. the ministry added that nearly all of the hospitals in northern gaza are operating with with minimum medical personnel due to displacement of their staff, many rights organizations have warned that israel's relentless atta

crowd in teran raisy said iran is the most independent country in the world today, it's neither dependentons and implements them. you stressed that the islamic revolution carries message of freedom, independence and resistance against enemies. gracy said iran enjoys real democracy and is the flag bearer of the fight against terrorism and protection of human rights. the iranian president added that, since the islamic revolution, iran's territorial integrity has been feusly safeguard. and one even considers launching a military aggression against the country. the iranian president also touched upon the israeli genocide in gaza saying the regime is doomed. there you have it, those were the top stories on press tv. thank you for listening, take care and bye-bye. tonight on exposday, legal proceedings at the international court of justice expose western media bias and israeli entity propaganda, social media posts mocking the court for stating it cannot decide yet whether the israeli occupations actions in gaza amount to genocide. by contrast, tv reports, articles and posts celebrating icj ruli

hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in teran. thank you for joining us. now, today marks the anniversary of the victory of iran's islamic revolution, which toppled the us-backed palavy regime 45 years ago. millions of people to the streets to celebrate the occasion and reaffirm their support for the revolution. بر امریکا مرج بر اسرائیل مرج بر اسرائیل مرج بر اسرائیل مرج بر اسرائیل مرج بر سهیانست مرج بر سهیوانی. the iranian president says the country has been making race tries in various sectors despite all enemy threats, plots and wars. what one can witness of the achievements of this revolution, you see that, the east makes its own decisions and implements them. he stress that the islamic revolution carries message of freedom, independence and resistance against enemies. racy said iran enjoys real democracy and is the flag bearer of the fight against terrorism and protection of human rights. the iranian president added that since the islamic revolution, iran's territorial integrity has been fiercely safeguarded and no one even considers launching a milita

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both teran and the vatican city are in favor of a multilateral world order which is no longer dominated by the western hegemony. it is "you know the duty of the religious scholars especially you leaders of the religions uh to fight against such a aggression, it is our religious duty to defend oppressed people. celebrations for the 45th anniversary of the iranian revolution will also be held at the rome's residence of the iranian embassy to italy. on monday. press tv, rome. the 45th anniversary of 1979 islamic revolution in iran has been marked in the russian capital, moscow. this year it's become a special gathering for much of the russian political elite to pay their respects to the islamic country. the national day reception in this center of moscow carried out by the iranian embassy marked the 45th anniversary of the islamic revolution. the reception was attended by top russian dignitaries as well as military figures and members of the civil society. the anniversary of iran's 1979 islamic revolution is commemorated in russia every year as the two countries continue to expand tice. ru

a look at what has happened in teran as narrated by richard anderson. the students following imam's line came to the conclusion that the only way left for them is to take the embassy and representatives of different groups of people, farmers, administrative workers, spoke in front of the american espionage den . and all of them, through their own resolutions , condemned the conspiracies against the islamic revolution of our country, and also the fact that the students of peru continue to expose themselves in the line of the imam. at that time , americans in iran were not lovable creatures at all. because with the victory of the revolution and the freedom of the media, people had become more aware of america's betrayals against iran and iranians. the americans overthrew the legal government of dr. mossadegh with a coup d'état so that mohammad reza pahlavi, who had escaped from iran, could succeed 25. next year, shah of iran, they will start savak and suppress the revolutionaries with the most severe tortures. americans are valuable even for iranians disa

both teran and the vatican city are in favor of a multilateral world order which is no longer. dominated by the western hegemony, it is, the duty of the religious scholars, especially you leaders of the religions, to fight against such aggression, it is our religious duty to defend, oppress people, celebrations for the 45th anniversary of the iranian revolution, also beheld at the rome's residence of the iranian embassy to italy on monday. max chivili press tv, rome. pakistan faces political uncertainty, as initial results from the general elections show none of the political parties could secure an absolute majority in order to form a government of its own. according to initial results, independent candidates fielded by pakistan tarik insaf or pti party of jailed former prime minister imran khan, have shown strong performance. winning 98 seats so far, the pakistan muslim league of pmln, of three-time former premier nowal sharif comes second with 69 seats. the pakistan people's party has grabed 53 seats. both bti and pmln have claimed victory, however, sharif's party is reportedly in tal

both teran and the vatican city are in favor of a multilateral world order which is no longer dominated by the western hegemony. it is uh the duty of the religious scholars especially leaders of the religions to... fight against such a aggression, it is our religious duty to defend oppressed people. celebrations for the 45th anniversary of the iranian revolution will also be held at the rom's residence of the iranian embassy to italy on monday. max chivili, press tv, rome. pakistan faces political uncertainty, as initial results from the general elections show none of the political part. have secured an absolute majority to form a government of its own. according to initial results, independent candidates fielded by pakistan, pti party of jailed former prime minister imran khan, have shown strong performance winning 98 seats so far. pakistan muslim league of pmln of three-time former premier comes second with 69 states. parkistan people's party has grabbed 53 states. both pti and pmln have claimed victory. however, sharif's party is reportedly in talks with the... a limited number of co

hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in teran. thank you for joining us. now the gaza's trip is reeling from israel's military campaign with the seven city of raffa witnessing a fresh air strike ahead of a looming ground offensive by the regime. nearly dozen palestinians were killed and number of oters injured in the attack targeting two residential buildings. rafa is hosting some 1.5 million palestinians taking shelter from attacks in other parts of gaza. israel has intensified this air rates on the city while it's preparing for a ground assault as well. the planned attack has sparked fears of a wider tragedy in gaza where palestinians are already grappling with a dire situation. israel launched this war on gaza early october killing nearly 28,800 palestinians. most of those killed are women and children. "we demand the ceasefire, that's a message from a palestinian girl who lives as a refugee in the city of deral balah. she told our correspondent that she wants to send her message to the world through press tv. let's select. we live under continuous isra

coup of the 1979 revolution, all over the place, the portraits of haj casim sulaimani uh, all round teransplays that one sees of the politics displays are very very different to the displays that you see in the uk, there's nothing like the kind of the expression of a revolutionary approach to life that there is here and that's in uh and you see that in the the different ways in which people react and respond, of course here there are a variety of different views on things, we've seen that in many many occasions as we've gone through the city and for example and it's really salutary to be reminded that a small country like iran, it's not small population but small in terms of how it's seen in the... rest of the world uh, which is clearly in the geopolitics of today becoming a country which has so much higher status in the world, as geopolitics changes, as we move towards multippolarity, iran becomes a country which not only is an important part of the move to multippolarity, but which has its own significant contribution to make to multipolarity, all of these are signs that the tiran is st

hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in teran. thank you for joining us. gaza is reading from israel's genocidal campaign with several areas of the besieg territory witnessing fresh air strikes. the regime's helicopters bomb southern areas of deral balah, a city in central guard. israel war planes also pound the town near the southern city of khan unis. the city's nasa hospital is still on the israeli seige. according to doctors without borders, israeli forces do not allow the evacuation of patients from the hospitals buildings to transfer them elsewhere for treatment. other hospitals across gaza are either out of service or operating under die conditions. a palestinian child has died from starvation at kamal adwan hospital in the northern city of bait. are here, israel's genocidal war on gaza is now in his fifth month, over 29,600 people have been killed so far, most of them women and children. witnesses describe the latest israely attack in the city of rafat that left over two dozen people dead and many more injured. they say it is safe area, but we have

the materials to make one. in the same year iran's foreign ministry also issued a statement saying teran's nuclear activities will comply and do comply with international rules and regulations, a religious decree or fatwa issued between by the leader of iran's islamic revolution. has also banned the development of nuclear weapons. said mustafa kushes from tehran provided us earlier with some insight into the iaea report. iran's con nuclear program has always been proved to be in pursuit of peaceful purposes and that also includes its enrichment and 60% enrichment program and activities. which have been underway for the past nearly three years ever since they they started and it has never stopped in the 60% enrichment uh it has always been on the way based on the country's needs and the technical requirements like any other country sometimes uh a country's needs or technical requirements make you go faster in in reaching uranium from 20% to 60% sometimes the... countries needs uh like diluting 60% enriched uranium to 20% enrichment levels, so this is something normal, and what matters is th

hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in teran. thank you for joining us. day 126 of the israeli war on gaza where more civilians fall victim to the relentless israeli strikes on the palestinian territory. dozens have lost their lives in the latest israeli attacks across gaza. the strikes hit locations in in the central city of dairal balah as well as the seven cities of khan unis and raffa. eight of the victims in han yunis were killed by israeli snipers near nasa hospital. the palestinian red creson says the regime's forces have also raided the city's al-amal hospital. meanwhile, concerns are growing over a looming israel ground assault in rifa. the regime's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ordered the military to prepare a plan for the evacuation of the city's population. ahead of the invasion, rafa is packed with or by more than million palestinians including those fleeing israeli attacks in other parts of the gaza strip. nearly 28,800 people have already been killed in gaza since the war began. now palestinians and raffa speak about the latest isr

influences from the past, all mixed up together here in in you know kind of uh extraordinary milan. in teranm in the uk the way in which the police operate appears to be very different from in the uk. um the way in which um there are public displays of the history and the politics of this country, so for example of the 1953 coup of the 1979 revolution all over the place, the portraits of haj casim sulamani uh all around tehran and the commemoration of his assassination by the americans and as we saw... about the british embassy, potentially also british involvement in in that, and those displays that one sees of the politics of displays are very, very different to the displays that you see in the uk. there's nothing like the kind of the expression of a revolutionary approach to life that there is here, and that's instructive uh, and you see that in the the different ways in which people react and respond, of course here, there are... have actually different views on things, we've seen that in many many occasions as we've gone through the city and uh for example, and it's uh, it's really salu

since i've been here is the variety of ways in which iranian society operates the different parts of teranciety, the western influences, the uh islamic influences, cultural influences from the past. all mixed up together here in in you know kind of uh extraordinary melange into iran and i suppose what the thing i also learned is uh about some differences between iran and the uk which i don't if i appreciated before in particular seen the way in which uh commemorations are organized here are very different from in the uk the way in which the police operate appears to be very different from in the uk um, the way in which there are public displays of the history and the politics of this country, so for example of the 1953 coup of the 1979 revolution, all over the place, the portraits of haj cassim sulaimani. uh all round tehran and the commemoration of his assassination by the americans and as we saw at the british embassy, potentially also the british involvement in in that, and those displays that one sees of the politics displays are very, very different to the displays that you see in the

hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in teran. thank you for joining us. the israel on gaza is in his fifth month now, in the most recent acts of genicide, the regime forces have stormed nasa hospital in the southern city of khan unis with thousands of displaced people as well as the sick and injured or taking shelter.

both teran and the vatican city are in favor of a multilateral world order which is no longer dominated by the western hegemony. it is you the duty of the religious scholars. especially you know leaders of the religions uh to fight against such a aggression, it is our religious duty to defend oppressed people. celebrations for the 45th anniversary of the iranian revolution will also be held at the rome's residence of the iranian embassy to italy on monday. max chivili, press tv, rome. over now to talk to of course who joins us to give us the latest on the situation there in the gaza strip tell us uh what you have and in particular obviously all eyes are on any israeli operations genocidal nature against the palestinians in the rafa area yes the israeli genocide is still continued against several areas of gaza strip where the israeli war blanes maintained targeting. and hitting the palestina horizontal buildings, the last israeli air strikes, the last israeli air strikes took a place in the central area, targeted a palestinan residental building in der balah city, particularly in alberca

family of thesha will always interest be people so i say okay why not took my chance and i went back to teran and i applied to cover the family of the sha you know and it was not so difficult you know because was a french guy. and they opened the doors, to come here after 40 years, it's very strange, i was here exactly when the revolution to cover the palace, the place was a bit different, but there were many people in it, mainly uh pasdaran, mola and some journalists, we could go around this place. without any problem and uh since 40 years i have not seen this palace, of course everything has changed, i remember very well this place over there, the office of the shah on the table, the...

. someone called me telling me you should come to paris quickly, because the imam is going back to teran and we want you to be in the plane. them during the flight was sleeping upstairs. and the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and it was a way to say, now i am in charge, it's finished, the time of of the share is over. "this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river, i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why the siberate the land. well, i was at the babo sham's protest last week, and i myself had my head back." against the bus by soldier illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us the palestinians. this is historical palestine. keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says the least in the muslim world have a duty to push their governments to severtise. with israel. says enemies are trying to prevent the eli

delighted to welcome sayid mohammed marandi as our guest contributor today who joins us via skype from teran. said is academic and political analyst and these. ly seen on western media outlets commenting on the middle east. in his day job, he's a professor of english literature and orientalism at the university of tehran. welcome to the show. david, what do you think motivates the the massive iranian support for the palestinian factions? well, it's seen as a fundamental issue of justice uh and indeed of peace in in west asia, it's seen as fundamental to the islamic revolution uh as as to the wider region and the assessment of of iran of the wider region, so it's uh, it's not something which is which is just matter of politics, it's not just matter of faith and religion, although it is of course very important from a religious perspective in iran, it's it's something which is it's almost intrinsic to the revolutionary outlook of the the uh iranian government and people, which which came about as a result of the the the revolution in 1979, right? yeah, well professor marandi, i mean... what ex

hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in teran. thank you for joining us. in today's top story, the leader of iran's islamic revolution has termed the tragedy of gaza as a tragedy of humanity, which he says exposes the invalid. این است که نظم کنونی جهانی چقدر نظم باطلیست یعنی. بخش مهمی از قدرت های جهانی امروز پشت دست های جنایتکار و به خون آلوده رژیم صهیونیستی هستند که طرف مقابلش نه مبارزان کودکان بیماران بیمارستان ها خانه های مردمه آمریکا پشت سره اینا. انگلیس پشت سر اینهاست کشورهای اروپایی خیلیشون پشت سر اینان طبعی این ها همین جور کشورهایی که تابع این دنبال روب این هاست این نظم جهانی ببینید بطلان نظم جهانی رو از همین حادثه غزه می شود فهمید و این منتنی نیست این قابل دوام نیست این از بین خواهد رفت. "ayatollah khamani said the withdrawal of western powers and their influence from the gaza crisis will solve the problem. he said palestinian fighters are capable of managing the battlefield. khamani said the government should cut off their political ties, stop sending weapons and consumer goods to israel. he said the people in different countries should pressure t

the sha will always interest be people, so nice, okay, why not, took my chance and i went back to teran

this is my first time in teran. for decades i've studied, written and talked about propaganda, so i was aware of the imperialist propaganda incessantly pumped out by western media about iran.

shoot on them, that was the first time ever that happened, so next. day on saturday, the population of terany magazine of the world, this start up. also to be interested by iran, from one day to another, they understood the story has changed, another scale, it was kind of civil war starting. yes, when i am in this place, i remember so many things, first of all, this cemetery was one of the most important place during the revolution. "i discovered it just after jalet square when the people were killed by the army because of they took the bodies in that place and it was of course you can imagine incredible, all the family were there, thousand of people were there and they were demonstration were not allowed of course during after jalet, it was kind of état de siège, but the people were making the..." demonstration right there in the street of thousand of them were crying and sh shouting marsha mean de to the shah and the thing is during all the revolution the month of the revolution every week because it's also tradition every 40 days they they were doing another ceremony in memory of the deat

called me telling me, you should come to paris quickly, because the imam from... is going back to teran

one woman in yucca teran berg, said she was stopped before she even got near one memorial site. >> you'd>> no, i couldn't lay the flowers. i had to throw the flowers in front of them the police gave me ten seconds to turn around and leave >> the grief spreading outside of russia as well with tributes and rallies for navalny held across europe in london flowers and candles piled up outside the russian embassy. one former russian resident says, he's watched navalny's struggles with the russian government from afar. and thinks his death will continue to empower people despite the fact that he let say, lost this battle as of now, i think that's in the school and it's kind of trying >> a message echoed by navalny's own spot looks person who says the who once led mass anti-government protests himself in russia, wouldn't want people to stay silent. >> well, we all know what to do it was what alexey told all of us that we have to keep fighting. and this is how this is what helps us to cope with what's going on >> michael holmes, cnn the war in ukraine has dominated the munich security conference