A professor at the University of Tehran, who obtained his education in the U.S., says the Islamic State likes seeing protests in America, and they will support Iran during conflict.
A University of Tehran professor said in an interview that Iran likes seeing protests on U.S. college campuses, adding those are their supporters if there is ever a conflict between the two countries. Professor Foad Izadi, who, according to the University of Southern California Center on Public Diplomacy, earned his master’s degree from the University of Houston, was seen in a video being interviewed about the protests in the U.S.
We are watching the demonstrations and like what we see, but it should not end with this,' Izadi said. 'If not for the Islamic Republic, the case of the Palestinian idea would have been closed years ago. The idea of resistance belongs to Iran, but on the operational level, when it comes to recruiting connections and building networks, the state has not been involved in a sufficient level. 'These are our people,' he continued.
America is the Great Satan and our main enemy, but we have hope in these areas,' he said. Iran expert and Foreign Desk Editor-in-Chief Lisa Daftari provided insight on Izadi’s comments. 'Quite rich to see the same regime that is fixated on torturing, raping, blinding, executing its own college students, is applauding the ignorant college students on American campuses,' she said. 'It speaks to their focus on growing their influence outside of Iran.
Regardless of when these pro-Hamas protests quiet down here in the U.S., it’s apparent the regime has its sights set on manipulating this momentum to launch more attacks here in the West,' she said. 'The question then remains will they focus on a physical attack or just the information war, or both?'
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