Transcript [00:00] Iran's president came to the United [00:02] Nations carrying photographs of children [00:05] killed in attacks on Iran. But the [00:07] Iranian president asked the world to do [00:09] something dishonest. Look at their [00:12] suffering and stop asking questions. [00:14] Look at the photos and forget that his [00:16] regime murdered 40,000 of his own people [00:19] during the protests in Iran. How dare he [00:22] pretend to care about Iranian people [00:24] when his regime cut the internet in Iran [00:27] when the regime raised guns and fired [00:29] live bullets at unarmed protesters who [00:32] only came using their voices as weapon. [00:35] He said Iran only defended itself during [00:38] the speech among other statements. He [00:41] said that Iran did not hit civilians. He [00:43] said Iran had not attacked another [00:44] country or territory for 200 years. [00:48] That's ridiculous. He spoke about Ismael [00:50] Han, a kamas leader, as though he was [00:53] some human rights activist. And he [00:55] described the Iranians in the streets as [00:58] supporters of the regime, not people [01:00] rising against it. This was not a [01:02] misleading sentence. This this was an [01:04] entire alibi. And the real answer to all [01:07] these claims are found inside the claims [01:10] that he made himself, the Iranian [01:12] president, and the facts that he removed [01:15] from them. 200 years. For the past two [01:18] centuries, Iran has not attacked any [01:20] country or any territory, but we've [01:22] always defended ourselves. That may be [01:25] the easiest claim in the speech to test. [01:28] In April 2024, Iran launched hundreds of [01:31] drones and missiles directly at Israel. [01:33] The United Nations Secretary General [01:35] condemned what he called Iran's [01:37] largecale attack. In October 2024, Iran [01:41] fired another wave of roughly 180 [01:43] ballistic missiles at Israel. Those were [01:46] not anonymous armed groups. Those were [01:49] Iranian weapons launched by the Iranian [01:51] regime. And Israel was not the only [01:54] country who got attacked. In January [01:56] 2024, Iran struck targets inside Iraq, [02:00] Syria, and Pakistan. Pakistan said the [02:03] strike on its territory was an illegal [02:05] and unprovoked breach of sovereignty. [02:08] Two children were killed in those [02:11] attacks. In air bill, an Iranian [02:13] ballistic missile hit a home, killing [02:15] four civilians, including a baby girl [02:18] who was days away from her first [02:20] birthday. So, Iran can call these [02:22] attacks retaliation. It can argue that [02:26] every single missile was defensive, but [02:29] it cannot call them never attacked. [02:32] Okay. But of course, we all know that [02:34] it's all lies about never attacked and [02:37] and every missile being defensive and [02:39] retaliation. It's bunch of lies, you [02:42] know. But besides that, then there's the [02:44] system behind the launches, the money, [02:47] the weapons, the training and support [02:50] that Iran provides tobal kamas and the [02:52] youthis and our groups in Iraq and [02:54] Syria. Those groups have different [02:57] levels of independence. But Iran built [03:00] and sustains the network. Pzeskian, the [03:02] Iranian president, borrow borrowed 200 [03:05] years of Persian history, great history, [03:07] by the way, to erase the Islamic [03:09] Republic's modern record. Very uh short [03:13] modern record. I hope it's um it's going [03:15] to be shorter than 48 years than for [03:18] even well any day longer than 47 years [03:22] is too long. Now he's trying to erase 47 [03:25] years of the Islamic oppression of [03:26] Iranian people. Iran is a civilization, [03:30] but this regime is not an in an innocent [03:34] synonym for Iran. [03:36] >> We responded, but we did not hit [03:39] civilian populations. [03:41] During the first five days of the 2026 [03:44] war, ACL, which stands for Armed [03:47] Conflict Location and Event Data [03:49] Project, recorded more than 90 attempted [03:52] Iranian strikes against Israel, hitting [03:54] direct civilian areas, killing at least [03:56] 10 people. Days later, an Iranian [03:59] munition struck a labor camp in Saudi [04:01] Arabia, killing three civilian workers. [04:04] Amnesty said that the strike should be [04:06] investigated as indiscriminate. And [04:09] don't think for a second that we forget [04:11] how Iran shot down Ukraine International [04:14] Airlines flight 5752 [04:17] killing 176 passengers including many [04:20] foreign nationals. [04:22] >> When I took over the responsibilities [04:24] as president they assassinated Isma [04:28] Haniah in Iran on the day of my [04:30] inauguration. [04:31] >> Peskian said Israel assassinated is on [04:34] the day of his inauguration the [04:36] inauguration of the Iranian president. [04:38] He wanted Haneia to look like another [04:41] innocent person caught in Iran's [04:42] suffering. [04:44] He left out one small detail. Hane was [04:47] the leader of Kamas's political bureau. [04:50] He was in Thran because the Iranian [04:53] regime invited him to Peskin's [04:54] inauguration. The United Nations found [04:57] that kamas's military wing and other [05:00] Palestinian armed groups deliberately [05:03] attacked civilians, murdered people, [05:05] tortured victims, and took hostages on [05:07] October 7th. And Iran, just as much as [05:10] Qatar, by the way, was not a neutral [05:12] host. Then Peskian told the UN that [05:16] resistance cannot be destroyed by bombs. [05:19] And notice the trick. Of course, he the [05:22] reference here is to kamas, but he [05:25] doesn't call kamas kamas or terrorism. [05:28] He calls it resistance to try to sound [05:31] so appealing to the uh dumb, ignorant [05:34] crowd that follows the the trend that [05:37] kamas is somehow resistance and not a [05:39] terror group. He turns a Hamas leader [05:43] honored in Thran into evidence against [05:46] Israel and turns Hamas's crimes into one [05:49] clean word, resistance. [05:52] >> The people of Iran in the past 7 months, [05:56] our people have been in the streets [05:58] every night. [06:00] >> Then Iran's president said something [06:02] even more ridiculous. He claimed that [06:05] for seven months, Iranians had been in [06:08] the streets every night supporting their [06:10] homeland against people trained and [06:12] armed by Israel and America. This is how [06:14] a dictatorship rewrites an uprising. The [06:16] major protest movement began on December [06:20] 28, 2025 after Iran's currency [06:22] collapsed. It spread to all 31 provinces [06:25] and became a demand for fundamental [06:27] political change and an end to the [06:30] Islamic Republic system. People were in [06:32] the streets not in support of the [06:34] regime, but to demand that the regime [06:37] will collapse. If Iranians were in the [06:39] streets to support the regime, then why [06:42] did the regime cut off the internet [06:44] throughout the country? If everything [06:46] looked so great, why hide the greatness, [06:49] right? I'll tell you why. You know why? [06:53] Because the regime murdered protesters [06:55] across all 31 provinces. [06:58] Turchin protesters captured and arrested [07:01] many and executed at least 29 protest [07:04] related victims between March and [07:06] August. What Iran's president did is [07:10] take real patriotism during a war, mix [07:13] it with government propaganda, and use [07:16] both to hide the Iranians who marched [07:18] against his regime. A president who [07:20] rewrites the people he repressed does [07:23] not represent them. He represents the [07:26] system that silenced them. [07:28] >> The nuclear weapon is in Israel, but the [07:30] inspectors in Iran. [07:32] >> Iran's president says Iran only wants [07:35] nuclear technology for peaceful [07:37] purposes. Forget about Israel for a [07:39] second. Explain Iran. Why did the [07:41] International Atomic Energy Agency find [07:44] evidence of nuclear material and nuclear [07:46] related activities that Iran had never [07:49] declared at multiple locations? Why did [07:51] the agency say Iran repeatedly fail to [07:54] give technically credible explanations [07:57] about that material? Why were some of [08:00] those locations sanitized, making [08:02] verification harder? And why did Iran [08:04] become the only nonuclear weapons state [08:07] in the world producing and accumulating [08:09] uranium enriched to 60%. Before [08:12] inspectors lost excess, the agency [08:14] estimated Iran had accumulated over 400 [08:17] kg of uranium enriched up to 60%. And [08:21] now inspectors can't even fully verify [08:24] what happened to Iran's enriched uranium [08:26] stockpile since the war. If someone asks [08:29] you where the nuclear material is and [08:33] your response is but Israel, you haven't [08:37] answered the question. And there is [08:38] another problem with Peskin's line. If [08:41] Iran's nuclear program is peaceful, [08:44] prove it. Open the books, account for [08:47] the material, answer the inspector's [08:49] questions, give them the access [08:51] necessary to verify your claims. Because [08:53] you don't prove your innocence by [08:55] pointing at another country, and you [08:57] don't get to say, "Trust me, bro, it's [09:00] peaceful." [09:02] Not when nuclear material is involved. [09:04] Plus, Iran has threatened multiple times [09:07] to annihilate Israel and anyone who [09:09] opposes their radical ideology. Israel, [09:12] on the other hand, has never threatened [09:14] to annihilate any nation. Israel has [09:16] never said it will use nuclear or [09:19] non-nuclear weapons to destroy [09:21] civilizations. Iran did. So about the [09:25] suffering part that the president of [09:28] Iran was talking a lot about. [09:31] Of course, you know, you can choose to [09:33] accept it, you can choose not to accept, [09:35] but even if we take this at uh at face [09:38] value, okay? Uh we no one can ignore [09:41] civilian suffering. I'm not here to do [09:44] that. But also a photograph cannot erase [09:47] Iran's direct missile attacks. all these [09:49] photographs that he showed. It cannot [09:51] erase the civilians hit by Iranian [09:54] weapons. It cannot turn an anti-regime [09:57] uprising into support for the regime. [10:00] This is the method. Show one painful [10:02] image, remove the history around it, [10:04] then demand that grief replace judgment. [10:06] No, we don't buy these lies. President [10:09] Pzeskim, who represents the evil regime [10:12] in Iran, your own speech exposed the [10:15] problem. You said Iran never attacked [10:17] another country. The record shows direct [10:20] Iranian attacks across multiple borders. [10:22] You said Iran did not hit civilians. The [10:24] record shows Iranian weapons hitting [10:26] civilian areas and civilian objects. You [10:29] presented Isma Hania as a victim without [10:32] telling the world that he led Kamas's [10:34] political bureau and was invited to your [10:35] inauguration by your regime. You called [10:38] Hamas resistance. You called an uprising [10:42] support. You called treatybased nuclear [10:46] verification a double standard. Stop [10:49] threatening Israel. Stop arming groups [10:51] that turn other countries into [10:52] battlefields. Release political [10:54] prisoners and protest related [10:57] executions. Let the Iranian people speak [10:59] without shooting them, arresting them or [11:02] cutting them off from the world. Until [11:04] then, this is not a defense of Iran. It [11:07] is public relations for the Islamic [11:10] Republic. The Iranian people are not [11:12] Israel's enemy. We all know this. But [11:16] the regime wants Iranians and Israelis [11:19] to believe the lie that we are enemies. [11:21] But we don't buy that lie. Iran is an [11:24] ancient civilization. The Islamic [11:26] Republic is a political system that [11:29] sacrifices Iran's future to its war [11:31] against Israel and against anybody that [11:33] thinks [11:35] anything or opposes this radical [11:38] ideology. its regional armed network and [11:41] its grip on power at home. Anybody that [11:44] opposes that is an enemy of this regime. [11:48] And let me say that the Iranian people [11:50] deserve freedom. Israel deserves [11:52] security. And those goals do not compete [11:54] with each other. They point to the same [11:56] obstacle. Iran's president tried to use [11:59] Iran's suffering to put Israel on trial. [12:03] But instead, his own words expose the [12:06] regime he came to defend. [12:08] Let me say that Iran deserves better. [12:11] Iranian people deserve better. Israel [12:13] will defend itself. And the Islamic [12:15] Republic does not get to rewrite [12:18] history. From Israel, from here as an [12:21] Israeli Jew, I wish to see the Iranian [12:25] people free. I wish to travel to your [12:27] country and you are most welcome to [12:30] travel to our country, the ancestral [12:32] homeland of the Jewish
