Hadil Alshalchi
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1,923 appearances
241 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard today
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Some carried signs that said, kill Trump.
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The funeral comes during a fragile, on-again, off-again ceasefire between the U.S., Israel and Iran.
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U.S.
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and Iranian negotiators met separately this week with mediators from Qatar and Pakistan,
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The Strait of Hormuz continues to be a flashpoint in the talks, and the pivotal waterway remains Iran's strongest bargaining chip.
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Hadil Al-Shalji, NPR News, Istanbul.
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From Iranian state media, we saw massive crowds at the Imam Khomeini Grand Mosalla, which is a large prayer complex.
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People were viewing the casket of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, which was draped with the Iranian flag, as were the caskets of his four family members who were killed.
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Men and women wore black.
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They wept.
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Recitations from the Quran and mournful prayers echoed throughout the massive space.
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Men beat their chests in unison, which is a tradition in Shia funerals.
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There were also chants of death to America, death to Israel.
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Some people carried signs that said, kill Trump.
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The spokesperson for the funeral preparation said it was delayed this long because of, quote, the war conditions and what he called the brutal U.S.
invasion.
But really this week, the funeral is about Iran trying to show Israel
stability and power to Iranians and the world.
They're trying to send a message that the Islamic revolutionary power that leads the country is still popular.
People held up signs that read hashtag kill Trump.
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