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Armin Navabi

Armin Navabi

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Co-Host, Atheist Republic News

Vancouver

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  • Why Iran is the Key to Peace in the Middle East

    By Armin Navabi, Benny Morris, Kara Jesella| Quillette Verified Prior to the Islamic Revolution of 1979, Iran and Israel had developed strategic and economic ties, driven in part by Israel’s “periphery doctrine”—a policy of seeking alliances with non-Arab states. The relationship between the two countries was mutually beneficial; Iran was a major importer of Israeli arms, and, in return, provided Israel with oil. For the three decades preceding the revolution, these amicable relations persisted. Israel even had a diplomatic mission in Tehran.

    By Armin Navabi, Benny Morris, Kara Jesella · Quillette

    Jan. 03, 2024

  • Armin Navabi: Queers for Palestine's unholy alliance with Islamic fundamentalists

    By Armin Navabi| National Post Verified Advertisement 1'Queers for Palestine' makes about as much sense as 'Blacks for the KKK'  •   •  Article contentOn the morning of Oct. 7, the Palestinian terror group Hamas orchestrated a  against Israel from the Gaza Strip. Their fighters breached the heavily fortified border and murdered  Israeli civilians, including young children.

    By Armin Navabi · National Post

    Nov. 06, 2023

  • Why Iran is the Key to Peace in the Middle East

    By Armin Navabi, Benny Morris, Kara Jesella| Quillette Verified Prior to the Islamic Revolution of 1979, Iran and Israel had developed strategic and economic ties, driven in part by Israel’s “periphery doctrine”—a policy of seeking alliances with non-Arab states. The relationship between the two countries was mutually beneficial; Iran was a major importer of Israeli arms, and, in return, provided Israel with oil. For the three decades preceding the revolution, these amicable relations persisted. Israel even had a diplomatic mission in Tehran.

    By Armin Navabi, Benny Morris, Kara Jesella · Quillette

    Jan. 03, 2024

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Atheist Republic News

Vancouver, Canada