Interview with Middle East conflict expert Dr. Trita Parsi: McCain does not “savor” diplomacy

Posted by Staff on June 3, 2008 |

Dr. Trita Parsi, author of the new book Treacherous Alliances: The Secret Dealings of Israel, Iran, and the United States and founder of the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), speaks with News Correspondent Evan Segerman on a number of issues concerning the conflict in the Middle East. During the interview, Dr. Parsi discusses the upcoming presidential election, his feelings about the recent American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference, and the role young people can play by educating themselves about what is taking place in countries such as Israel and Iran. (5:49)

 
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June 3, 2008

2 Responses to “Interview with Middle East conflict expert Dr. Trita Parsi: McCain does not “savor” diplomacy”

  1. reza Says:

    Trita Parsi, First of all he is not a doctor. Second he is a agent of the mullash’s regime in Iran. He gets paid by terrorist regime of mullah’s in Iran. We Iranian people will have freeddom soon.

  2. doste Says:

    I do think we, as Iranians, should learn to engage in critical and constructive discourse with courtesy and respect for each other.
    Name calling and making unsubstantiated accusations must stop.
    Trita Parsa has done much to promote the cause of Iran and Iranians. He is being unfairly attacked by both sides.


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