Judging Freedom [SPECIAL] Prof. Seyed Mohammad Marandi :The View From Tehran!
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Jun 18, 2025 
Join Seyed Mohammad Marandi, a prominent Professor of Literature and Orientalism at the University of Tehran, as he offers a deep dive into Iran's geopolitical landscape and its portrayal in Western media. He discusses the escalating violence in Tehran and the chilling effect on journalists. Marandi clarifies misconceptions about Iran's nuclear status and argues against the narrative framing Iran as a national security threat. His unique insights reveal the complexities of Iranian-American relations, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding.
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Marandi Separates for Safety
- Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi described separating himself from his family due to being a potential target amid attacks in Tehran.
- He continued the interview alone in an evacuated building, highlighting the dangerous environment in the city.
Iran Has Israeli Nuclear Secrets
- Iran obtained a large cache of top-secret Israeli documents revealing nuclear and regime details.
- Western involvement in Israel's nuclear advancements is also exposed through these documents.
Israeli Attacks Use Decoys, Cause Civilian Deaths
- Israeli strikes in Tehran caused less damage than Western media claim, using many decoys to deceive.
- However, a major attack killed 65 people including children by destroying a residential building aiming for two officers.