Iran Put On Notice: What Next?

Ali Safavi, Huffington Post, 14 February 2017 Last month, the US imposed new sanctions on Iranian entities involved in weapons procurement. The move came two days after the administration of Donald Trump officially put the regime “on notice” for its provocative ballistic missile tests. In response,

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Time to Turn Up the Heat on Iran

Ali Safavi, The Hill, 9 February 2017 By testing their ballistic missiles in a provocative act last month, Iran’s ayatollahs also tested the resolve of the new U.S. president. National Security Advisor Michael Flynn’s promise of swift action should violations continue has turned the Obama

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Response to McClatchy Newspapers

The article, “Accused in ’70s of U.S. military slayings, Iran group has friends in Trump’s circle,” (McClatchy, DC, Nov. 17), a gross misrepresentation of indisputable historical facts, has rehashed a litany of stale and oft-repeated allegations, originally concocted by the Iranian regime, against the ruling

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Response to McClatchy on MEK

Soona Samsami, 17 November 2016 The article, “Accused in ’70s of U.S. military slayings, Iran group has friends in Trump’s circle,” (McClatchyDC, Nov. 17), a gross misrepresentation of indisputable historical facts, has rehashed a litany of stale and oft-repeated allegations, originally concocted by the Iranian

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Iran is Directly Fueling the Syrian Civil War. It Won’t End Until Washington Gets Them Out.

By Alireza Jafarzadeh IJR, October 26, 2016
In recent weeks, bombs dropped by the governments of Bashar Assad and his allies have killed and mutilated innocents – men, women, and children – in Syria’s Aleppo. The horrific shelling is Assad’s attempt to force a wholesale surrender from the opposition movement in Syria; Assad seeks to crush his ….

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In Iran, It’s Always Groundhog Day

By Ali Safavi, Ny Daily News, March 28, 2016
The definition of madness is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. Welcome to U.S. foreign policy towards Iran The endless repetition of failed policy choices with respect to Tehran — spread across presidential administrations of both parties….

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