تلاش‌های دیپلماتیک درسایه جنگ اسرائیل و ایران

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As the Israel-Iran war rages, the UN Security Council meets in New York while Iran's foreign minister hints at talks with the US.

The episode begins by setting the scene of ongoing military conflict between Israel and Iran, coupled with diplomatic activities at the UN Security Council in New York. It notes Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Arakhchi meeting European governments and hinting at possible talks with the US. The host introduces three guests for analysis: Hossein Razagh, a political analyst currently imprisoned; Ibrahim Roshandel, a former diplomat and security officer; and Hassan Roshandel, Chairman of the IRGC Commission. The first major segment features Hossein Razagh discussing the complex, three-dimensional atmosphere inside Iran regarding the war, including government supporters, deceived citizens, and forced displacement. The conversation then shifts to a guest analyzing Israel's perspective, arguing that Israelis, having never experienced peace due to a history of conflicts since 1948, are psychologically prepared for war, especially to prevent another Holocaust. The episode explores the role of public opinion in Israel, referencing protests against Netanyahu. A significant portion examines the paradox of the Islamic Republic's government, whose legitimacy has declined, yet it engages in a war that many Iranians do not support or feel represented in. Guests discuss the limitations of civil society and internal opposition under repression. The latter part includes detailed accounts of alleged war crimes, with mentions of attacks on hospitals in Tehran and Be'er Sheva, violations of international law, and targeting of nuclear facilities. The episode culminates with a transcript of the Israeli representative's speech at the UN, accusing Iran of deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure and expanding ballistic missile capabilities. The final discussions reflect on the effectiveness of diplomatic rhetoric and the potential outcomes of the conflict for both regimes.

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