In the United States, the Iranian Diaspora Deeply Divided over the War
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3D artist and host, he arrived in the United States about ten years ago. Since the beginning of the war on February 28, he remembers altercations with friends, and even his brother and sister-in-law about the conflict. He claims to hate Iranian leaders, but believes that "nothing will get better" thanks to the war. "People (in Iran) will lose friends, family members. They will lose their jobs and savings," he says to those who support the confli…
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coastaltvnews.comIran war sows bitter divisions for diaspora in US
The Iranian-American community in the US has experienced divisions since the war on Iran began, with some finding themselves ostracized based on their views. Many feel conflicted between their disdain for the regime and opposition to war.
There are 750,000 in the United States, almost all of them hostile to the power of Tehran, but deeply divided on the war launched on February 28th. Seven months more... Read more... Read more Among Iranians in America, war broke families first appeared on Le Singulier.
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