The fallacies of Israel’s 'Octopus Doctrine'

The fallacies of Israel’s 'Octopus Doctrine'

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A United States missile strike destroyed a primary school in Minab, Iran. It killed more than 170 people, most of them young children. An Al Jazeera investigation suggests the attack may have been deliberate. As US officials deny responsibility and launch an internal probe, can A ...  Show more

Why Iranians are taking to Tehran's streets during war

As bombs hit cities across Iran, thousands take to the streets in defiance. From Tehran University to the protests in the capital, how Iranians are responding to US and Israeli attacks, and what it reveals about the next generation’s view of the world. In this episode: Foad Izadi ...  Show more

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