Ayatollah Khamenei
Protests are rocking Iran after the death of a young woman in police custody. An Iranian writer joins us to think about how they connect to past protests, and where they could lead.
Despite what the president thinks.
It just took another American hostage.
Rumors of the Supreme Leader of Iran’s demise are circulating.
Last week, high-ranking Iranian politicians and clergymen eulogized Moshfeq Kashani, who served as court poet to the ayatollahs. As it happens, Kashani’s death fell close. . .
The recent decision by Iran and the U.S. to extend the deadline for an agreement on nuclear weapons is based on a fundamental fallacy that. . .
This year, the Shiite holiday of Ashura coincided with another Iranian national holiday: the anniversary of the takeover of the American embassy on November 4,. . .
As the deadline for a nuclear deal with Iran looms on the horizon, Iran’s Supreme Leader has stepped up his calls for Israel’s annihilation. It. . .
President Obama’s recent letter to Ayatollah Khameini, the forth such personal appeal to Iran’s Supreme Leader, can serve only to undermine efforts at preventing Iran. . .
It takes a special blindness to the role of religion in Iranian politics to think that Ayatollah Khamenei will willingly abandon his quest for nuclear weapon.
We are paying in American prestige to negotiate with Ayatollah Khamenei. Others will pay in blood.
Attempting to reassure the world that Iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons, the Obama administration claims that Ayatollah Khamenei has issued a fatwa against them.. . .
Saeed Jalili, the reputed front-runner to be Iran's next president, owes his meteoric rise to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei—and repays his mentor with absolute loyalty.