Iranian Protester

presence in the Middle East, that's at least a kind of obstacle for the United States and Israel.

But that shouldn't mean that we deny the people of Iran what they deserve, which is freedom and a dignified life.

And if Iran has been an obstacle for Israel and Israel has been an obstacle for the Islamic Republic, all of that can be analyzed without being silent when people are being oppressed.

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Okay.

I'm hesitant to just give you my own opinion.

I'll tell you what I think and what I think people of Iran think, most of them.

I am anti-war.

I do not like airstrikes and I do not like foreign interventions.

They're always short-sighted and...

I'm not motivated by what I think is needed on the ground.

And I don't respect Donald Trump in any shape or form.

So my personal opinion is I don't trust what he says.

I don't trust what he does.

And if it was me, I wouldn't ask him for help.

And I don't know how airstrikes can lead to regime change.

I have no idea either.

I'm just a normal person.

I've never worked in politics.

But inside, on the streets, I think people were as divided as the Iranian diaspora outside of Iran.