By Ali Safavi, originally published in Townhall.com, January 24, 2021 The preamble of the Rome Statute, a treaty that established the International Criminal Court (ICC), says that all peoples are united by common bonds, forming a “delicate mosaic” that may be “shattered at any time.”

By Ali Safavi, Originally published in Arab News, January 19, 2021 Col. Behzad Mo’ezzi piloted the Shah’s final flight to Egypt and then Morocco in 1979 Behzad Mo’ezzi also piloted MEK leader Massoud Rajavi into exile in 1981 PARIS: Col. Behzad Mo’ezzi, one of the most

By Ali Safavi, Originally published in Townhall, November 2, 2020 The famed Japanese writer, Haruki Murakami, once wrote: “No matter how far you travel, you can never get away from yourself. It’s like your shadow. It follows you everywhere.” How true when it comes to

Originally published in TownHall.com by Ali Safavi, October 20, 2020 Dwight Eisenhower, the 34th U.S. president and a decorated war general, once said: “Peace and justice are two sides of the same coin.” If Europe wants to preserve peace, it should find it paramount to

Originally published in Issues & Insights, authored by Ali Safavi, September 26, 2020 Last Saturday, despite a global outcry, the Iranian regime brutally executed a 27-year-old wrestling champion. Navid Afkari was arrested during peaceful anti-regime protests back in 2018. Amnesty International called the execution a

Ali Safavi, Washington Times, 26 November 2019 Iran’s regime is doomed, desperate and dazed. For weeks, people in Lebanon and Iraq rose up against its destructive meddling. And, for the past 11 days, people of Iran in 176 cities revolted to unseat it in Tehran itself. So