It is a generally assumed that the Shah’s downfall led to the severing of ties between Israel and Iran, which up until that point resembled a love story. However, both Iran’s intellectual elite and the rest of the nation drastically changed their views of the Jewish State after 1967. Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran, and his wife, Queen Far ... Continue reading »
Is this part of our Iranian culture? Is it anti-Iranian to say that this picture is degrading women and downright revolting? DEATH TO THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC The day of reckoning is drawing nearer ... Continue reading »
Cambridge Dictionaries Online defines Altruism as "willingness to do things which bring advantages to other people, even if it results in disadvantage for yourself". In Persian, Altruism may be translated as Enssaan Doosti, Bashar Doosti, Nou@ Dousti (in which @ stands for the letter Ain), Az Khod Gozashtegi, Eissaar, etc. Oxford Dictionary identif ... Continue reading »
In ancient Iran, we knew ecology. Iran and the Earth, were God and Heaven, as religions nowadays call it. We did not bury people and just a few Emperors' tombs are buried above ground. Knowledge of hydrology was developed in Iran. Look at Persepolis and see its sewage system. Look at qanats.
So for thousands of years our land was clean. Our river ... Continue reading »
Saeed Jalili, Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator and a presidential candidate, says that offers from six world powers demand far more short-term sacrifices of his government than the Islamic Republic considers reasonable or reciprocal.
The current offer from the so-called P5+1 group (the US, Russia, China, Britain, France, and Germany) requires Iran ... Continue reading »
“There is no such thing as the Palestinian people.” - Golda Meir Rashid Ismail Khalidi is the Edward Said Professor of Arab Studies at Columbia University and director of the Middle East Institute at Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs. The editor of the Journal of Palestine Studies, Khalidi is also the author of a nu ... Continue reading »
Once the people are stronger the monsters will be without choice. Before the astrology was such that the demagogues were empowered and the people were crushed but now with the sun approaching Jupiter it will help the cultural fabric of Iran and improve its commerce. That wealth will go to feed the culture of Iran and defeat dogma.
On a national l ... Continue reading »
The Saudi royal family has generated its fair share of scandal in recent years.
In 2010, one prince made international headlines when he was caught on tape viciously beating his servant — and alleged male lover — to death at a five-star hotel in London. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison but faces harsher punishment back home, where homosexuali ... Continue reading »
Farce, by definition, is a standard theatrical comedy. Sadly enough, some criminal agents, for more than three decades, have devised a sickening strain of farce which boggles the mind. This 21st century strain combines the rough boisterous comedy with human suffering in a disgusting manner. In farce, everything is exaggerated, including the plo ... Continue reading »
Members of the culture committee of Egypt's Shura Council discussed their concerns on Monday about the possibility of Iranian tourism to Egypt, with some expressing fears that it could spread Shiism in the country. According to Ahram's Arabic news website, members of the committee called on Tourism Minister Hesham Zaazou to discuss the issue in the ... Continue reading »
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