Jamarn's comment: For Imam Khomeini, Palestine was an Islamic and humanitarian matter from the beginning. Opposition to the Shah's support for Israel is one of the Imam's reasons for confronting the Pahlavi regime. When Imam Khomeini presents Al-Quds Day as a day of international confrontation with the arrogant, it cannot be reduced to an Arab conflict. Dr. Javad Taba, a political activist and university professor, recently said: “Now, let me bring another reference from the Imam who says that the Palestinian issue is an Arab issue, Iran has nothing to do with us; These were not published and the TV did not say. It seems that the only correct part of Dr. Tabat's statements refers to the tasteful treatment of Imam Khomeini's thought and life, while the example presented by Dr. Ishan is incorrect. The argument is not that every position of Imam Khomeini regarding Palestine should be accepted without examination or that every other quote should be considered invalid in advance. The debate is about the right way to deal with history: documents must be examined side by side, in their historical context and with reference to continuity or changing positions. When opposition to the Shah's support for Israel is one of the Imam's stated reasons for confronting the Pahlavi regime; In 1352, when they asked the oil-rich countries in Islam to stop selling oil to supporters of Israel; When they tie the solution of the Palestinian issue to the unity of the Muslim nations; And when Quds Day presents today the international confrontation with the arrogant, we are faced with a set of positions that cannot be reduced to an Arab dispute. The historical importance of the Islamic revolution in this context was not only in repeating anti-Israeli slogans; Instead, he tried to change the position of the Palestinian issue in public opinion and make it an issue beyond Arab borders. In this formulation, Palestine is an issue related to the fate of people whose lands were occupied and whose rights were violated; A problem that, although it has a special place in the Islamic world, is not limited to it. Therefore, if Imam Khomeini's point of view is to be judged, the starting point should be his clear documents and frequent positions, and not a quote whose text and context have not yet been made public. Read the full text of this comment in Jamran.

Jamarn's comment: For Imam Khomeini, Palestine was an Islamic and humanitarian matter from the beginning. Opposition to the Shah's support for Israel is one of the Imam's reasons for confronting the Pahlavi regime. When Imam Khomeini presents Al-Quds Day as a day of international confrontation with the arrogant, it cannot be reduced to an Arab conflict. Dr. Javad Taba, a political activist and university professor, recently said: “Now, let me bring another reference from the Imam who says that the Palestinian issue is an Arab issue, Iran has nothing to do with us; These were not published and the TV did not say. It seems that the only correct part of Dr. Tabat's statements refers to the tasteful treatment of Imam Khomeini's thought and life, while the example presented by Dr. Ishan is incorrect. The argument is not that every position of Imam Khomeini regarding Palestine should be accepted without examination or that every other quote should be considered invalid in advance. The debate is about the right way to deal with history: documents must be examined side by side, in their historical context and with reference to continuity or changing positions. When opposition to the Shah's support for Israel is one of the Imam's stated reasons for confronting the Pahlavi regime; In 1352, when they asked the oil-rich countries in Islam to stop selling oil to supporters of Israel; When they tie the solution of the Palestinian issue to the unity of the Muslim nations; And when Quds Day presents today the international confrontation with the arrogant, we are faced with a set of positions that cannot be reduced to an Arab dispute. The historical importance of the Islamic revolution in this context was not only in repeating anti-Israeli slogans; Instead, he tried to change the position of the Palestinian issue in public opinion and make it an issue beyond Arab borders. In this formulation, Palestine is an issue related to the fate of people whose lands were occupied and whose rights were violated; A problem that, although it has a special place in the Islamic world, is not limited to it. Therefore, if Imam Khomeini's point of view is to be judged, the starting point should be his clear documents and frequent positions, and not a quote whose text and context have not yet been made public. Read the full text of this comment in Jamran.