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UN’s Experts call for Investigation of 1988 Massacre in Iran — December 2020
By: Masoud Dalvand
Tags: Iran, United Nations, 1988 Massacre In Iran, UN, Human Rights

December 2020 — Seven United Nations human rights experts have written a letter to Iran’s regime describing the 1988 massacre of thousands of political prisoners as “crimes against humanity.”

Iran’s regime carried out the massacre in the summer of 1988 based on a fatwa by then-Supreme Leader Ruhollah Khomeini. More than 30,000 political prisoners were massacred. The vast majority of the victims were activists of the opposition People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran ( PMOI-MEK).

The letter by the Special Rapporteurs, dated September 3, 2020, has only just been made public by the UN.

It calls on the Iranian regime to prosecute the perpetrators of the 1988 massacre. It adds that if Tehran continues to refuse to uphold its obligations under international human rights law, the UN experts call on the international community to launch its own investigation into the massacre “including through the establishment of an international investigation.”

The UN experts wrote: “In 1988, the Iranian authorities forcibly disappeared and extra judicially executed thousands of imprisoned political dissidents affiliated with political opposition groups”

President-elect of the NCRI called the report “a major and qualitative step in the advancement of the movement for justice for the victims of that massacre.”

Mrs. Rajavi noted that the report, which emphasizes the regime’s non-compliance with its “obligations under international human rights law,” including the non-disclosure of the fate and burial place of those executed, heightens the need to refer this dossier on the ongoing crime against humanity to the UN Security Council, and to bring to account the officials and perpetrators of this great crime of the century.
UK MPs call for banishing Iran’s IRGC as a psychological oppressor gathering
Tags: Iran, Irgc, Hassan Rouhani, Middle East, UK

A report by the UK’s all-party international concerns selects advisory group has prescribed the British government to make moves to authoritatively assign Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps as a fear monger association. According to media reports, British MPs required the public authority to restrict IRGC as a fear-based oppressor gathering, observing its apparent and suffering help for psychological militants and non-state entertainers who are attempting to hamper the harmony and solidness in the area.

The report noticed that the IRGC’s vindictive activities in Iran just as across the district are countering the UK’s advantages and those of the Iranian public, considering it a “legitimate advance” in light of their “bankrolling and reinforcing of terrorism”.At a similar time, the report proposed to rethink Iran’s atomic arrangement in an offer to incorporate harder punishments and restricting responsibilities for Tehran for mocking the guidelines of the understanding. In the report, MPs from all UK parties additionally stated that it is essential for the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) to put a coupling limitation on Iran from creating ballistic rockets.

English MPs additionally pummeled Iran for its accursed basic liberties record, requiring the UK to reprimand Tehran’s act of keeping British double nationals as a strategy of “state-supported prisoner taking”.It was likewise brought up that there is a requirement for tending to security issues in the Gulf locale to fabricate territorial and worldwide agreement to address the difficulties presented by Iran’s destabilizing movement. Parliament’s international concerns advisory group executive Tom Tugendhat further hit out at the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office for its dull reaction to Iran’s prisoner taking, asking the Office to harden its way to deal with the issue. He recommended the Foreign Office to approach Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to perceive that keeping common freedoms standards is essential for building up better binds with the West.

The MPs additionally noticed that the UK is very much positioned to talk about with the US and its partners in the Middle East to plan a typical system to address the destabilizing exercises of Iran and its Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, perhaps by supplanting the arrangement eventually. Prior to April 2019, the United States had assigned Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as an unfamiliar fear based oppressor association. It was essentially the first occasion when the US had named an administration substance of another nation as an FTO.”The IRGC is the Iranian government’s essential method for coordinating and actualizing its worldwide psychological militant mission,” US President Donald Trump had said in his April 8 explanation.
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Iranian Intagrammer Sahar Tabar jailed after sharing ‘Zombie Angelina Jolie’ photos online
By: Joie Cooper
Tags: Angelina Jolie, Iran, Social Media, Sahartabar, Instagram

Iranian Intagrammer Sahar Tabar jailed after sharing ‘Zombie Angelina Jolie’ photos online Joie Cooper ·Dec 16, 2020

An Iranian woman, Sahar Tabar, 22, whose real name is Fatemeh Khishvand who shared heavily distorted images of herself on social media has been jailed for 10 years after she used make up & Photoshop her photos to become a zombie Angelina Jolie. Her mother cries every day to get her innocent daughter freed. many people comparing her to a zombie version of Angelina Jolie or the animated character, Corpse Bride..
UK MPs encourage Iran’s IRGC to be outlawed as a terrorist organisation
By: Robert Jones
Tags: United Kingdom, Iran, Donald Trump, Tehran, United States

The British government has been advised by a report by the UK’s all-party foreign affairs select committee to take measures to formally label Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation.

British MPs called on the government to proscribe IRGC as a terrorist group, according to media reports, taking note of its clear and continuing support for terrorists and non-state actors who are working to hamper the region’s peace and stability. The report noted that the malicious activities of the IRGC in Iran and throughout the region are countering the interests of the United Kingdom and the interests of the Iranian people, calling it a “logical step” in response to their “bankrolling and bolstering of terrorism”

At the same time, the study recommended that Iran’s nuclear deal be renegotiated in an attempt to include stricter sanctions and binding obligations to Tehran for breaching the agreement’s laws. MPs from all UK parties have claimed in the study that it is appropriate for the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) to enforce a binding restriction on the production of ballistic missiles by Iran.

British MPs also blasted Iran for its abominable human rights record, calling for the United Kingdom to condemn the practise of Tehran detaining dual British citizens as a “state-sponsored hostage-taking” strategy.

It was also noted that it is important to address security concerns in the Gulf region in order to create regional and international consensus to address the challenges raised by the destabilising activities of Iran. Tom Tugendhat, Chairman of the Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, further hit the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office for its lacklustre response to Iran’s hostage-taking, calling on the Office to tighten its approach to the issue.

He indicated that the Foreign Office call on Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to understand that it is a requirement for maintaining better relations with the West to abide by human rights standards.

The MPs also noted that the United Kingdom is well positioned to discuss a joint policy with the US and its allies in the Middle East to resolve the destabilising activities of Iran and its Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, likely by replacing the long-term agreement.

The United States had classified Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organisation earlier in April 2019. It was the first time that the US had substantially appointed a government agency of another country as an FTO.

In his April 8 address, US President Donald Trump said The IRGC is the Iranian government’s primary means of directing and implementing its global terrorist campaign,”
The Colourful Domes of Hormuz Island
Tags: Persian, Hormuz, Iran, Art, Architecture

This new development realised as a series of urban developments commissioned by a semi-public institution in the area aiming to empower the local community.

This multipurpose cultural residence called the “Majara (adventure) Residence” ties together the lives of local people and visitors both culturally and economically.

The infinite number of colourful particles, be they soil, sand, gravel or stone, pile up and form the rainbow topography of Hormuz Island. In this project a carpet is woven with granular knots inspired by the particles that make up the ecotone of the island has also been incorporated!

The island is a formerly glorious historic port in the strategic strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf, with surreal landscapes. Unfortunately, today, local inhabitants of this picturesque, touristic and politically strategic island struggle economically.

Inspiration and Process

The firm asked themselves, “In a country where the state struggles with political disputes outside its borders, every architectural project becomes a proposal for internal governing alternatives, asking basic questions: what are the limits of architecture and how can it suggest a political alternative for communal life? How can it attain social agency?”

The continuous colourful domed structures are inspired by granule structures of the land and are used to create a macro-level architecture. Derived from the site’s inputs, the architects used sand particles and filled in the bags that shape the domes, which are the spatial particles that make up the entire building.
Saman Mousavi (saman minika)
By: Sergio Xoan
Tags: Developer Tools, Iran, Instagram

Saman minika Iranian Instagram blogger and developer born on 13 august 2003 on Iran.

He live on West Azerbaijan Province in Iran and He start her developer job on 15 years old and release first application on 2015 with name “Basic4android”

His fans have also called him Saman Minika, Saman minika have activity on Instagram , Twitter and Facebook with @saman_minika username.
Beauty Takes Flight: Real and Fantastical Birds in Persian Art
By: High Museum Of Art
Tags: Animals, Iran, Culture, Art, Birds

Bird lovers will delight in the many glorious winged creatures to be found in the High’s Bestowing Beauty exhibition.

By Eva Berlin, Digital Content Specialist, High Museum of Art

In the rich literary, mythological, and visual traditions of Persia, birds are central figures. For example, legend has it that the mythical bird Simurgh helped birth Rustam, the key hero in the Iranian national epic the Shahnama (Book of Kings). Birds were common pets in ancient Persia, and there’s a long history of falconry in the region. Persians were also some of the earliest peoples to cultivate gardens, ideal settings for picnicking, writing poetry, and watching birds fluttering amongst the trees.

Birds came to represent a range of different ideas, including freedom, love, fertility, ordained kingship, and healing. If you look closely at Persian artworks, you’ll likely spot real birds such as nightingales, doves, peacocks, hawks, and falcons, and fantastical birds such as Simurgh, Huma, and Chamrosh.

Below are some of the exquisite objects that feature birds in Bestowing Beauty: Masterpieces from Persian Lands. See these objects and other Persian works from the private collection of Hossein Afshar in the exhibition, on view at the High through April 18, 2021.

Birds in Bestowing Beauty

Pendant, Iran, nineteenth century, gold; decorated with polychrome enamel, gemstones, and pearls

This brightly colored enameled piece takes the form of a raptor with outstretched wings. The bold style of the piece, combining techniques imported from Europe and India, was popular in the Qajar period (1785–1924). The vibrant, glossy colors are achieved through enameling, the application of crushed colored glass mixed with water and then fired to create a smooth finish. Enameling was introduced to the Islamic world by Byzantine craftsmen as early as the thirteenth century. Gemstones and pearls complete this stunning bejeweled bird, which likely adorned a headdress or clothing.
Iran, Afghanistan open first rail link with eye on trade
By: Ajay Vaseegaran
Tags: Iran, Afghanistan

The leaders of Iran and Afghanistan on Thursday inaugurated the first railway link between the two countries, expressing hope it would enhance trade links across the region.

The 140-kilometer (90-mile) line running from eastern Iran into western Afghanistan will eventually be expanded by 85 kilometers to reach the Afghan city of Herat, providing a crucial transport link for the landlocked country, where decades of war have hindered infrastructure development.

The $75 million project began in 2007, with Iran funding construction on both sides of the border as part of its development assistance to Afghanistan.

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani, speaking in a video conference, called it one of the historic days in relations between the two countries. He said Iran had succeeded in building the line despite sanctions imposed by the Trump administration after the U.S. withdrew from Iran’s 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers.

Iran hopes to transform itself into a regional transport hub, allowing Afghanistan and other landlocked Asian countries to transport goods to its ports on the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. Iran already has rail links with Turkmenistan, Pakistan and Turkey.
Iran is accused of supplying Libya with weapons and breaching the UN arms embargo
By: Benjamin Richards
Tags: Libya, Iran, United Nations

Iran has been accused of supplying Libya with weapons, worsening the conflict and breaching the arms embargo by the United Nations. The claims were made on the basis of an in-depth analysis of the images of four anti-tank guided missiles discovered in Libya. According to the report submitted to the Security Council by the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, all four tanks “had characteristics consistent with those produced by Iran in Dehlavieh.”

“In its biannual report submitted to the Council late on Monday, Guterres said, “Based on the Secretariat’s review of the photographs given, the Secretariat found that one of the four anti-tank guided missiles had characteristics consistent with the Iranian-made Dehlavieh, although there was no visible production date for this anti-tank guided missile.”The Secretariat is unable to ascertain whether in a manner inconsistent with resolution 2231 (2015), this anti-tank guided missile has been transferred to Libya,” the report said.

The UN investigation team continues to fail to decide when these tanks were transported to Libya, as the UN imposed sanctions on Iran in 2007 to prevent its weapons exports. Although this restriction was lifted in October 2020 as part of the clause referred to in the nuclear agreement of 2015, signed between Tehran and world powers.

Israel, which raised the issue, took pictures of weapons discovered in Libya before the 15-member UN Council in May. Israel accused Iran of breaching the sanctions and ordered that due action be taken against them. Iran reached out to Guterres just weeks after Israel’s appeal to the United Nations and wrote that Tehran “categorically rejected” the Israeli allegations as “totally unfounded.”

Independent UN experts backed the conclusions of the Guterres study and said that the Iranian produced Dehlavieh anti-tank guided missile system had been discovered in the hands of a GNA-affiliated armed group. The experts added that the “non-compliance” with the UN weapons embargo on Libya was the transfer of the missile system, but did not say who had transferred the arms.This is the first time that Iran’s name has appeared in relation to the worsening crisis in Libya, while the Islamic Republic has been accused in the past of similar involvement in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
Iran blamed for providing weapons to Libya, disregarding the UN arms ban
By: Brett Kinnunen
Tags: Iran, United Nations, Libya, Tehran, Nuclear Deal

Iran has been blamed for providing arms to Libya, raising the contention, and disregarding the UN arms ban. The claims were made based on an exhaustive assessment of photographs of four enemies of tank guided rockets found in Libya. According to the report presented by the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres to Security Council, all the four tanks “had qualities reliable with the Iranian-created Dehlavieh”.

Guterres in his half-yearly report, submitted to the gathering late on Monday, stated, “In view of the Secretariat’s investigation of the photos gave, the Secretariat set up that one of the four enemies of tank guided rockets had qualities predictable with the Iranian-created Dehlavieh, however no creation date for this enemy of tank guided rocket was obvious.” “The Secretariat can’t determine if this enemy of tank guided rocket had been moved to Libya in a way conflicting with goal 2231 (2015),” the report added.

UN examination group has been as yet battling to sort out when were these tanks moved to Libya, as in 2007 the UN forced assents on Iran to forestall its arms sends out. Despite the fact that this limitation got lifted in October 2020 as a feature of the arrangement referenced under the 2015 atomic arrangement, endorsed among Tehran and world forces.

Israel, which raised the issue, took the photographs of arms found in Libya to the UN 15-part gathering in May. Israel denounced Iran for abusing the assents and requested due move to be made against it. Only weeks after Israel’s request to the UN, Iran contacted Guterres and composed that Tehran “completely dismissed” the Israeli cases as “absolutely unjustifiable.”

Autonomous UN specialists approved Guterres report discoveries and said that Iranian made Dehlavieh against tank guided rocket framework were found possessing a furnished gathering subsidiary to the GNA. The specialists added that move of the rocket framework was a “resistance” with the UN arms ban on Libya, yet didn’t make reference to who moved the weapons. This is the first time, Iran’s name arose concerning the heightening clash in Libya, however, the Islamic Republic has been blamed for comparative impedances in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen previously.
Iran ready for Snap Return to Nuclear Deal Compliance
Tags: Iran, Donald Trump, Hassan Rouhani

Iran is prepared to go back to complete compliance with a 2015 nuclear cope with main powers as quickly as the opposite events honour their commitments, President Hassan Rouhani stated Wednesday.

The settlement among Iran and main powers has teetered getting ready to disintegrate on the grounds that outgoing US President Donald Trump pulled out of it in 2018 and reimposed crippling unilateral sanctions.

US President-decide on Joe Biden has expressed readiness to go back to the settlement however over the last 18 months Iran has suspended the implementation of a number of its very own obligations, along with key limits to its uranium enrichment programme.

“Just as quickly because the 5+1 or 4+1 resume all in their commitments, we can resume all of ours,” Rouhani stated.

Rouhani stated Iran remained not able to buy Covid-19 vaccines due to the fact banks have been unwilling to technique the transaction for worry of falling foul of US sanctions.

Iran is the Middle Eastern usa hardest-hit with the aid of using the coronavirus pandemic with greater than 51,000 deaths from almost 1.1 million cases, in keeping with respectable figures.

Vaccines and different humanitarian items are imagined to be exempt from the United States sanctions however in exercise few if any banks are inclined to take the chance.

“We need to shop for the vaccine… the cash is… prepared however no financial institution will manage the transaction,” Rouhani informed ministers.
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By: Pakistan News
Tags: International Relations, Iran, Indian Politics, Bjp, India

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Satellite-controlled gun killed nuclear scientist, claims Iran
By: Ajay Vaseegaran
Tags: Iran, Satelite

The killing of Iran’s top nuclear scientist last month was carried out remotely with artificial intelligence and a machine gun equipped with a satellite-controlled system, Tasnim news agency quoted a senior official as saying.

Ali Hosseini Khamenei-led Iran has blamed Israel for the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who was seen by the western intelligence services as the mastermind of a covert Iranian programme to develop nuclear weapons capability.

Tehran has long denied any such ambition. Israel has neither confirmed nor denied responsibility for the killing, but in the past has acknowledged pursuing covert, intelligence-gathering operations against the nuclear programme of its arch-enemy Iran.

The Islamic Republic has given contradictory details of Fakhrizadeh’s death whose car was ambushed on a highway near Tehran. “No terrorist was present on the ground…Martyr Fakhrizadeh was driving when a weapon, using an advanced camera, zoomed in on him,” Tasnim, a semi-official agency, quoted Ali Fadavi, the deputy commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, as saying in a ceremony on Sunday.

“The machine gun was placed on a pick-up truck and was controlled by a satellite.”

Fadavi spoke after Iranian authorities said they had found “clues about the assassins”, though they have yet to announce any arrest. Shortly after Fakhrizadeh was killed, witnesses told state television that a truck had exploded before a group of gunmen opened fire on his car. Last week Ali Shamkhani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, said the killing was carried out with “electronic devices” with no people on the ground.

Experts and officials said last week Fakhrizadeh’s killing exposed security gaps that suggest its security forces may have been infiltrated and that the Islamic Republic was vulnerable to further attacks
Case Studies | Key lessons from ISD’s latest Iran negotiation simulation
By: Institute For The Study Of Diplomacy
Tags: Simulation, Students, Iran, Negotiation, Case Studies

Case Studies | Key lessons from ISD’s latest Iran negotiation simulation

Jonas Heering

Georgetown students represented all the parties to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in a recent ISD negotiation simulation on Iran. (Image: Institute for the Study of Diplomacy)

The recent assassination of Iran’s top nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, has exacerbated tensions between Iran and the United States. On December 7, the European signatories to the Iran nuclear deal issued a statement calling for restraint. Now, Iranian threats to expel weapons inspectors, and a potential military escalation, threaten President-elect Biden’s plan to renegotiate the Iran nuclear deal when he takes office in January.

For professors teaching courses on international relations, U.S.-Iran relations, nuclear proliferation, or international negotiations, ISD’s negotiation simulation, Curbing Iran’s Nuclear and Regional Ambitions, enables students to step into diplomats’ shoes and explore the challenges of negotiating an international nuclear agreement. Whether you are looking for more interactive teaching material for a virtual class or want to prepare your students to advise the incoming Biden administration, we highly recommend our negotiation simulation.

In the scenario, Iran threatens to withdraw from the Non-proliferation Treaty and to stop giving international inspectors access to its nuclear facilities — a scenario that suddenly became a lot less hypothetical with Fakhrizadeh’s assassination.

Just a couple of weeks before the killing, ISD director Ambassador (ret.) Barbara K. Bodine ran the simulation in her Georgetown University course, INAF 380: Negotiation, Mediation, and Political Persuasion. With the help of former ISD Rusk Fellow Roland McKay, who joined as an adviser from his current diplomatic post in London, current Rusk Fellow Hammad Hammad, and ISD’s editor Alistair Somerville, students spent two class periods over two weeks representing the United States, Russia, China, Iran, and the E-3 at a virtual arms control conference.

The decision to split the simulation up over two weeks helped to prevent Zoom fatigue and led to excellent student engagement. The negotiation experience helped students become more astute observers of the news that followed, while the other instructors praised the students’ ability to get to grips with complex nuclear security issues.

Below are some of our key lessons for other instructors to apply in their own virtual classrooms.

Key lessons

For instructors interested in incorporating this negotiation simulation into their syllabi next semester, particularly for those teaching online, here are several organizational points to bear in mind:
اتصال Connection
By: Keyvan Shovir
Tags: Vidéo, Iran, Art, Keyvan Shovir, Keyvan Shovir Ck1

Nature is a significant element in Iranian culture, art, and philosophy. Artist(craft man) looking to nature as a God sign. He sees himself as a small part of this vast universe, and they are all created by God.

Craft man studies nature and applies the sciences of nature to his works, giving a universal aspect to his works. He uses the Fibonacci sequence or golden ratio in his works. He finds influence and finds material in his works in nature, and he sees God in nature.

There is no individuality in creating the craft, and the craftsman delicate himself and his Integrity to reflect God. The moment that He started the work, he ended himself by joining a bigger self. He ending his ego, his pain and problems, and everything become a bigger whole. He becomes connected to the more significant entity, which is God.

in so many cultures and religions, Sky is where Gods exist. By looking at the structure of the mosque or Inca architecture, they all pointing to the Sky. It is untouched nature with so many unknowns and mysteries. It is where my curiosity grows. Questions about Aliens and life in other planets, and I don’t find a clear answer yet!

In studying Iranian art, I became fascinated in the mathematic and science behind the art and symbolic language that traditional craft man using in creating the work.

Etesal is a video installation piece that resonates with my ambition of researching my Iranian heritage.

It also addresses the paradox or harmony of technology and nature and uses technology to search for history. And more we developing technology, we distance and disconnected from nature. It helps us create and display our works in virtual space, simoniacally distancing natural and physical space.

It helps us to connect and disconnect from reality. It can be mesmerizing, like the galaxy video that is spinning in this work. It can lead you to forget about yourself and looking to a hypnotizing spinning video. It symbolizes an ordinary modern man by looking to others through TV or social media to avoid his being while he is waiting in the Costco line or waiting for his turn in the doctor’s office.

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Watch Collecting in Iran; Burnt Dreams and Wasted Dollars
By: Hamed Tavakoli
Tags: Rolex, Watches, Iran, Fakewatches, Omega

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A street that is the center of electronics stores and has at least dozens of watch shops, many of which boast of selling counterfeit watches; The name of this street is Jomhouri, which means Republic in English; This is perhaps the biggest irony that the Iranian watch market has. Sellers have put countless fake flashy watches in their shop windows that famous names are glued on their dials but have absolutely no originality at all.

Asked why he was selling counterfeit watches, Shahab, one of the sellers, said: “People’s mind will explode if they find out how much an original Omega is worth.” He is right, not because he sells counterfeit watches, but because having an original Omega watch for a middle-class Iranian citizen is nothing but an eternal dream. I’m not talking about an expensive object. I’m exactly talking about a very dream, and To understand how unattainable this dream is, I must unveil a reality called the “price of currency”.

Assuming an Omega SpeedMaster Professional costs $5,000, an Iranian average construction worker has to wait exactly 50 months to have enough money to buy it if he saves all his monthly salary and does not spend a single dollar on anything else. The biggest reason for this inability to buy is that the value of each Iranian currency (Toman) is about one twenty thousandth of a Dollar. That is not even the whole problem, because in Iran we are facing a bigger problem of constant fluctuations in the exchange rate, and this in itself creates a bigger crisis. Now what are the reasons for this economic crisis? Of course, I am not an economist, but I think it would not be bad if you look at Venezuela, because many believe that if Western economic sanctions against Iran continue and the country’s top management does not improve, Tehran’s future will probably be like that of Caracas. let’s move on.
Any new arrangement with Iran must be an obstruction to building up an atomic program GCC General Secretory.
By: William Black
Tags: Gulf Countries, Iran, Middle East, Gcc, Nuclear Deal

Iran needs to be the atomic force in the Middle East and have the high ground in provincial governmental issues. The GCC accepts that Iran is as yet destabilizing the area as it tries to accomplish its political objectives. Along these lines, the GCC nations have consistently upheld any consent to stop Iran’s atomic program and long-range rockets. The GCC will request that Iran satisfy IAEA commitments and participate completely with global IAEA monitors,”al-Hajraf said. Any new understanding should consider the territorial security interests of the GCC, he added, talking at the International Institute for Security Studies (IISS) Manama Dialog 2020 in the Bahraini capital.

The six-part Gulf Cooperation Council a month ago approached the United Nations to build its arms ban on Iran. The move was likewise supported by the Trump organization, which needs new endorses on Iran as the finish of the UN arms embargo. The plan has additionally been reinforced by Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia. The Bay States see Iran as a significant danger in the Middle East, and caution against Iran’s proceeded with impedance in neighboring nations, equipping fear monger bunches in the area, for example, the Houthis of Yemen, Hezbollah, and others.

Iran’s atomic program stays a worldwide threat. Although the United States and the West have debilitated Iran’s atomic program, however, there are mystery approaches to advance atomic power. Similarly, the Gulf States are seeing an impending danger to them, and welcome any individual who can stop the development of Iran’s atomic facilities. These nations consider themselves to be Iran’s main objective. GCC Secretary-General al-Hajraf said a month ago: “It isn’t fitting as of now for Iran to lift its arms ban until Iran gives up its destabilizing exercises in the Middle East and quits equipping psychological oppressor gatherings and strict gatherings battling in Arab nations, “ The arrangement, which isn’t essential for Iran’s neighbors and does exclude any arrangements identified with its Middle East provincial strategy, is unsuitable to the GCC nations, especially Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

Israel additionally contradicted Iran’s atomic program, which a week ago completed an assault that murdered one of Iran’s atomic specialists, as indicated by Iran media sources. Al-Hajraf said that nations in the district are worried about Iran’s atomic program in Mahshahr city in light of the fact that the city is situated in a seismic tremor inclined zone and could represent a danger in the event that it is delivered into atomic radiation. He focused on the requirement for Iran to conform to IAEA principles and power Iran to consent to atomic security arrangements. Said al-Hajraf.
To develop a nuclear programme, any new deal with Iran must be a deterrent. Specific Secretory of GCC.
By: Akshay Prasad
Tags: Middle East, Iran, Gcc

Sunday, the 6th of December, 2020. In the Middle East, Iran wants to be a nuclear power and to get the upper hand in international politics. The GCC claims that the region is still being destabilised by Iran as it tries to achieve its political objectives. Therefore any deal to stop Iran’s nuclear programme and long-range missiles has always been sponsored by the GCC countries.

The GCC would require Iran to comply with its IAEA obligations and fully cooperate with foreign IAEA monitors, al-Hajraf said. Any new agreement should take into account the GCC’s regional security interests, he said, speaking at the Manama Dialogue 2020 in the Bahraini capital of the International Institute for Security Studies (IISS).

Last month, the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council called on the United Nations to raise its weapons embargo on Iran. The move was also welcomed by the Trump administration, which wants new sanctions on Iran as the UN arms embargo ends. Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have also strengthened the

In the Middle East, the Gulf States see Iran as a major threat and alert against Iran’s continued involvement in neighbouring countries, arming regional militant groups such as the Yemeni Houthis, Hezbollah and others.

Iran’s nuclear programme remains a global threat. While Iran’s nuclear programme has been undermined by the United States and the West, there are hidden ways to enrich nuclear power. Similarly, the Gulf States see an immediate threat to them and welcome anyone who can stop the growth of Iran’s nuclear facilities.

Last month, GCC Secretary-General al-Hajraf said: “It is not appropriate at this time for Iran to lift its arms embargo until Iran relinquishes its destabilising activities in the Middle East and stopsarming terrorist groups and religious groups fighting in Arab countries, “

The agreement is unacceptable to the GCC countries in particular Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and is not part of Iran’s neighbours and does not include any agreements relating to its Middle East foreign strategy. Israel has also opposed Iran’s nuclear programme, which according to Iranian media outlets, last week carried out an attack that killed one of Iran’s nuclear experts.

Al-Hajraf said that countries in the region are very worried about the Iranian nuclear programme in the city of Mahshahr because the city is situated in an environment vulnerable to earthquakes and could pose a danger if it is released into the nuclear radiation system. He stressed the need for Iran to comply with IAEA requirements and to compel Iran to sign agreements on nuclear security. Al-Hajraf said.
KONFLIK TIMUR TENGAH “SUNNI-SYI’AH” PASCA REVOLUSI ISLAM IRAN TAHUN 1979
By: Dewi Vina
Tags: Revolusi Islam, Iran, Syiah, Sunni, Timur Tengah

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The Middle East is Sending Clear Messages to President-Elect Biden
By: Elad Simchayoff
Tags: Iran, Biden, Politics, World, Middle East

The Leaders of Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and President Trump are signaling Biden with words and with actions

Biden wants back on Obama’s Iran-deal. It wouldn’t be easy. Photo: Pixabay

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On November 27, 2020, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, Iran’s top nuclear scientist, was about to go on a trip with his wife to their holiday home in a suburb of Tehran. The couple was accompanied by three security cars. At some point, the leading car separated from the motorcade to conduct a security check of the house. At this point, shots were fired on Fakhrizadeh’s car. Thinking there was a problem with the engine, the scientist stopped and left the vehicle.

When he was standing outside examining his car, an automatic rifle shot at him. Iranian Fars News Agency later reported that the rifle was mounted on a Nisan pickup truck that stopped close by and was operated by remote control. Fakhrizadeh was hit by three bullets and died shortly after. Seconds later, the Nisan truck exploded by what seemed like a self destruct mechanism. The whole operation lasted 3 minutes.
Iran’s Pressure Campaign Starts: Biden’s First Month of the Presidency Will Be A Bumpy Ride
By: Mesbah Shovon
Tags: Iran, Trump, Election 2020, Politics, World

The Iran Nuclear Deal will decide the course of Biden’s presidency to no small extent. It will also be the deciding factor in bringing stability in the middle east as well.

The US has threatened to instigate war with Iran. Photo: AAP

Iran has already begun to build pressure on the upcoming administration. It’s Guardian Council has passed a proposal that will force the Ruhani government to cancel IAEA’s inspection of its nuclear facilities if Biden does not join the JCPOA by February.

It will create immense pressure on both Ruhani and Biden as rejoining would take at least six months. Ruhani would have the upper hand in the negotiable table, as the present US administration is hostile to Iran.

On the other hand, the Israeli lobby will pressure Biden and at length to prevent the rejoining.

USA Iran’s relation under the Biden administration will shape middle east politics for decades to come. However, first Iran has to survive, the Trump finale.
Iran’s regime Over the Deaths of Nuclear Scientists
By: Krish Mathew
Tags: Iran, Donald Trump, Scientist, USA, Nuclear

Here’s something interesting about what I read today. Most possibly, the Iranian government will wait for the Trump administration to be out of power before it takes vengeance and saves face. The method of tactics Iran has perfected will resort to: targeting its proxies and instructing them to launch missiles and drones against other nations. As it has done before, Iran can even assault ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

Personally, there is no doubt that after the assassination of Fakhrizadeh, the Iranian government will retaliate. But most likely, it will wait before Trump exits the White House to react in a way that does not lead to an all-out war with Israel or the US, since it might lead to the regime’s downfall.
Iran’s Hell Week: Surviving the final fifty days of Trump
By: Mesbah Shovon
Tags: Iran, Trump, USA, Israel, Iran Deal

Biden will replace Trump in fifty days from today, so a prosperous and stable Iran will replace a crippled and struggling one.

Ending the UN arms embargo has just given Iran breathing room. It has only one more step to go, the revival of the JCPOA to secure its position as the dominant power in the middle east.

Biden will revive the JCPOA, and it will give Iran an economical hand now it lacks.

Netanyahu and the Israeli lobby will do anything in their power to force Trump to wage war on Iran, and he is doing that as well.

Pulling out of the nuclear deal, killing Qasem Soleimani and Mohsen Fakhrizadeh are just attempts to force Iran to react and, finally, to initiate the war.

Ruhani and his government’s challenge is to keep the radical political parties in check and make sure that Iran’s loss is at its minimum, along with adequately responding to current aggression, maintaining its posture.
Mendel Letters 8: Israel
By: Mendel Letters
Tags: Iran, Donald Trump, Israel

Hard copies of these typed letters were discovered in an old camp trunk in the basement storage facility of one of the few buildings that remain standing in this Brooklyn neighborhood. The building is quite decrepit and is scheduled for demolition. The letters were found in November 2048 by a teenager who believes they were written by his great-grandfather. The letters are addressed to Mendel, the letter writer’s father, who appears to have been dead for at least six years when his son, whose name we are unsure of, started to write him. The son appears very agitated in some of the letters. With permission from the family, we are publishing them on the date they were written, only 28 years later.

December 1, 2020

Dear Mendel,

I know you and I didn’t see eye-to-eye on Israel. Do you remember the Passover Seder where you wanted me to promise not to start any fights about Israel? I promised not to start anything, but I wouldn’t promise to keep quiet if someone started complaining about self-hating Jews (meaning me). It got very loud that night. It may have been the last large Seder before we all decided it was better for each of us to celebrate with our own families.

Once you asked me why I wouldn’t visit Israel and I gave you a list. You said, “Jews wouldn’t do such things.” I replied, “Maybe they’re not really Jews.”

Israel, under its current government, with the support of the Trump administration, is a terrorist state that murders opponents in other countries, including scientists. It is supposed to be a U.S. ally, but it interferes in U.S. elections and is trying to push the United States into a war with Iran. Imagine the outrage if Iran was responsible for the murder of an Israeli or American public official? You know something, “Maybe they’re not really Jews.”

Your son
Turkey to detain 82 military officers over alleged Gulen links
Tags: Iran, Iraq, Turkey

Turkey has ordered the detention of eighty two military personnel in AN operation targeting suspected supporters of a Muslim reverend who Ankara accuses of masterminding a failed coup in 2016, per state-owned Anadolu news agency.

Operations targeting the network of United States-based religious person and businessperson Fethullah Gulen have continuing beneath a four-year-long crushing since the tried coup in July 2016 to topple President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Gulen denies involvement within the attempt, within which some 250 folks were killed, excluding the putschists. A former ally of Erdogan, he has lived in voluntary exile in Pennsylvania since 1999.

Tuesday’s operation was adjoin thirty-nine provinces and sixty three folks have already been arrested, Anadolu said. Seventy of the suspects were on active duty.

The detentions were ordered by the chief public prosecutor within the western coastal province of Izmir, Anadolu said, adding that it additionally took steps to sack 848 military personnel, together with upper-level officers, over links to the network.

Turkey has been condemned by its Western allies and rights teams over the crackdown, purges and erosion of judicial independence following the coup bid.

Critics accuse the govt of exploitation the incident as a pretext to silence opposition in the country.

The government says the purges and arrests are in line with the rule of law and aim to get rid of Gulen’s supporters from state establishments and different elements of society.
WILL AMERICA STRIKE IRAN?
By: Kazi Mahmood
Tags: Iran, Scientists, Trump, Bombing, Nuclear

NYT says Trump intends to strike Iran before he leaves office

The “Mike” shot in 1952 inaugurated the age of fusion weapons — .https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivy_Mike

The fight between Iran and Donald Trump is not over. Not yet. Trump is still in office, and the New York Times says he plans to attack Iran before he leaves. Though it sounds like a game for Trump, or for the NYT, an attack against Iran is a serious matter and it could have damaging consequences.

NUCLEAR FACILITIES

We believe the NYT should have been more forthcoming in its accusations against Trump on the Iran issue. it cites sources and we know what Trump says about ‘sources’.

Nevertheless, an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities will be bad for the people of Iran, for the environment and will create bigger tensions in the Middle East. Does Trump really want to create such a mess?

KILLING OF IRANIAN SCIENTISTS

Yesterday, unknown gunmen killed an Iranian scientist in Iran, near Teheran. They gunned him down and he died at the hospital.

Iran says the assassination against Mohsen Fakhrizadeh is a terrorist act.

The number of Iranian scientists killed is rising. Between 2010 and 2012, four Iranian nuclear scientists were assassinated.

One was wounded in an assassination attempt.

SOLEIMANI

Iranian Judiciary says it is still tracking down culprits involved in Qasem Soleimani killing.

On January 3, U.S. President Donald Trump ordered drone strikes that martyred General Soleimani, chief of the IRGC Quds Force.

Iran did not respond to the killing of its top general and is also silent on the killing of its nuclear scientists.

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19 Iran-backed fighters died due to Air Strike in Syria
Tags: Iran, Airdrop, Japanese, Syria

19 Iran-backed fighters died due to Air Strike in Syria Adilmurphy ·Nov 27, 2020

Air moves probably done with the aid of using Israel killed as a minimum 19 pro-Iran military combatants in war-torn japanese Syria, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights stated Thursday.

The early morning moves hit positions of Iran-sponsored militias outdoor the metropolis of Albu Kamal Israel hardly ever recognizes character moves however the Observatory has accused it of launching different aerial assaults in opposition to pro-Iran forces in Syria considering that Saturday.

Israel hardly ever recognizes character moves however the Observatory has accused it of launching different aerial assaults in opposition to pro-Iran forces in Syria considering that Saturday.