Callection poster: The Islamic Revolution From the West Viewpoint 2

Henry Kissinger: Ayatollah Khomeini, through a well-thought-out plan, created a crisis in the western world. He made plans with such lightning speed that political analysts and leaders had no time to make counter-plans. Nobody could foresee Imam Khomeini's decisions. His words and deeds differed from the standards prevailing in the world. He got inspiration from somewhere else. The Imam Khomeini's enmity with the West, too, had to do with the Islamic teachings and in his enmity, too, he had good intentions.

Michel Foucault: The Iranians aspired to alter their essence during the revolution, and the Islamic Revolution of Iran is for spiritualism.

Bernard Lewis, a British American historian med Til mio specialized in Oriental studies: sei fuori con In the early years of the Islamic Republic, Islam was the expressed foundation of identity and loyalty.The purpose of foreign policy, as well as administration policy in general, was the revival of Islam, the re-establishment of Islamic power and reatness by expanding the scope of the Islamic Revolution, and the revival of Islamic faith and rights.