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Understanding the Iranian regime's policies and tactics, known for its deception and duplicity, requires examining the statements of its officials through the lens of historical context and past actions.
In his Nowruz message on March 20, Ali Khamenei, the regime’s Supreme Leader
During the appeal trial concerning the life sentence handed down by a lower court to a former Iranian regime prison official, new light was shed on the longstanding internal conflict in Iran. Evidence presented during the proceedings revealed that there has been an ongoing struggle between the resistance and the ruling theocracy since 1981, writes […]
During his presidency Rafsanjani pushed for restoring economic relations with the West, but Iran, despite its long conflict with Iraq, chose not to join the UN multinational force opposing the invasion of Kuwait. In autumn 1991 Iran moved toward reducing its involvement in Lebanon, which facilitated the release of Westerners held hostage there by Lebanese Shiʿi extremists. However, the Iranian government opposed the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and continued to support Islamic groups in Lebanon and in areas under the control of the newly created Palestinian Authority. Iran also allegedly gave financial support to Islamic activists, both Sunni and Shiʿi, in