YÜKSEL DURGUT | COMMENTARY In recent months, the mood of a city has changed many times and frequently. I'm watching images from the Gulf Television camera as it travels through the streets of Tehran. The first frame is a pitch-black and crimson tableau where mourning and revenge are intertwined. Millions of people are dressed in black, the classic symbol of blood and martyrdom, carrying red flags. The religious leaders killed at the end of Febru…
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YÜKSEL DURGUT | COMMENTARY In recent months, the mood of a city has changed many times and frequently. I'm watching images from the Gulf Television camera as it travels through the streets of Tehran. The first frame is a pitch-black and crimson tableau where mourning and revenge are intertwined. Millions of people are dressed in black, the classic symbol of blood and martyrdom, carrying red flags. The religious leaders killed at the end of Febru…