Winston, the editor of the news section of the Jerusalem Post, referred to the importance of solidarity with the people of Iran and recent developments in the country at the fifth Iran conference of the Novdi Institute held in Washington. He called for more attention to the issues of Iran and the conditions faced by its people.
Recent Developments and Changes in the Focus of Discussions
Winston described this year's Novdi conference as "completely different" from previous years, stating: "The developments of recent months in Iran have changed the subject and direction of discussions." He referred to the events of December 2024 and the beginning of protests, noting that the focus of discussions has significantly shifted.
This editor also emphasized the need to address issues such as internet shutdowns and media restrictions, adding: "The importance of such gatherings is now greater than ever, as we must talk about Iran and recount the truth of what is happening in this country." He described the role of Novdi in bringing together individuals with diverse views and experiences to create a suitable environment.
Netanyahu's Speech and Its Impact on Iran-Israel Relations
Another part of this conference was dedicated to the speech of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, at the United Nations General Assembly. Winston referred to Netanyahu's aggressive stance against critics and opponents of Israel, stating: "The Prime Minister of Israel attempted to defend his country's positions in this speech." He also emphasized the importance of the section related to Iran in Netanyahu's remarks, viewing it as a sign of solidarity between the people of Iran and Israel.
Winston also mentioned the presence of Israeli flags alongside Iranian flags at gatherings of Iranians abroad, stating that Netanyahu spoke directly about the people of Iran from the podium of the United Nations and conveyed his message to the officials of the Islamic Republic: "They fear their own people. Israel stands with the people of Iran."
In conclusion, Winston emphasized that he and his colleagues are working to convey the narrative of the people of Iran to audiences outside the country, particularly highlighting the fate of families who have lost loved ones during the protests.
