Warmongers Do Not Represent Me On Iran’s recent protests, the temptation of “salvation from outside,” and the replaying of the Libya script for Iran Less […]
Foreign Intervention and the Cycle of Destruction A historical rereading of imperial interventions in Algeria, Indochina, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, and Libya The main purpose of […]
A narrative of a military intervention, NATO’s role, the backing and cheerleading of academics and intellectuals, and the fate of the people who were supposed […]
Is the Unimaginable What Awaits Us? Nearly two years have passed since Israel’s assault on Gaza and other occupied Palestinian territories began. The dimensions of […]
The Confrontation Between Europe’s Warmongering Leaders and Trump Unfortunately, simplifying political issues and falling into the trap of a binary, dualistic worldview sometimes unconsciously places […]
What follows is an analytical rewriting of our generation’s story: a generation that entered the arena with a dream of social justice, lived the 1979 […]
In recent days, there has been widespread coverage in the mainstream media regarding the alleged beheading of Israeli children. This narrative has been echoed by […]
When we speak of violent struggle, it does not mean that we are denying the right to legitimate self-defense—either for ourselves or others. The right […]
Twenty-Five Years After Those Deadly DaysSeptember 14, 2013 Twenty-five years have passed since those deadly days. It was August and September of 1988 when a […]
The Teacher Who Made Me Political In Memory of Mahmoud Behkish By Reza Yazdi In the turbulent years before Iran’s 1979 Revolution, many young teachers […]
Posted on 12/22/2009 The news of Ayatollah Montazeri’s passing hit me like a shock.I still can’t quite believe that millions of his admirers are carrying […]
[Reza Fani-Yazdi is an Iranian-American human rights activist and freelance writer who has published extensively on the plight of Iranians under the current regime. On […]
Reza Fani/Monireh Baradaran/ABF English translation Bidaran June 5, 2008 Following its efforts to document the massacre of the summer of 1988 in different cities in […]