Mohammed Hijab – Turning The Tables on Piers Morgan on Iran

Mohammed Hijab
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The speaker discusses the potential damage Iran may be to the United States, including attacks on Israeli civilian and Iran's old nuclear program. They question whether Iran has a right to defend themselves and provide mixed responses, including support for Iran and a moral opinion. The speaker also talks about Iran's involvement in Israeli civilian strikes and the potential damage it may cause.

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			Asalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh, how are you guys
		
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			doing?
		
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			Before we begin the video, make sure you
		
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			click the link below for the people in
		
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			Lebanon.
		
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			It's one thing raising awareness, it's another thing
		
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			giving charity.
		
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			We've got people on the ground for one
		
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			ummah, they're doing a fantastic job.
		
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			A hundred pound will feed an entire family
		
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			for a month.
		
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			Asalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
		
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			Let's talk about Iran.
		
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			Let's talk about Iran.
		
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			Fantastic, okay.
		
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			Do you support Iran?
		
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			Okay, well let me answer your question.
		
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			Iran was attacked on April the 1st, right?
		
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			It was attacked, the embassy of Iran was
		
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			attacked in Syria by Israel.
		
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			After that, on the first occasion, they then
		
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			sent missiles and drones, correct?
		
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			Now my question to you is, does Iran
		
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			have a right to defend itself?
		
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			And if so, what is a proportionate response?
		
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			Because you see, I've been getting, I've been
		
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			having a moral quandary about the issue.
		
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			Er, Piers Morgan, what's a proportionate response for
		
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			Iran?
		
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			I'll tell you what I think about Iran.
		
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			I think Iran is an unbelievably nefarious place,
		
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			which has been fuelling Hamas, the Houthis, Hezbollah,
		
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			for many years, with a joint ideology that
		
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			they want to eradicate Israel in any way
		
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			they can.
		
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			So I think Iran is one of the
		
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			most despicable regimes in the world.
		
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			I also think that right now, the Iranian
		
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			regime is in serious danger of- You
		
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			look completely discombobulated.
		
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			What do you mean?
		
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			You look dishevelled.
		
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			I'm telling you what I think of Iran.
		
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			I'm asking you, do they have a right
		
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			to defend themselves?
		
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			Do you think they have a right to
		
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			defend themselves?
		
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			Both of you can answer the question.
		
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			Do they have a right to defend?
		
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			They were attacked.
		
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			The sovereign nation was attacked.
		
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			My question is, does it have a right
		
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			to defend itself?
		
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			Iran has been fuelling attacks on Israel now
		
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			for, what, 40 years?
		
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			I've been having a moral quandary about this.
		
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			What?
		
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			I've been having a moral quandary about Iran.
		
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			Have you?
		
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			Yeah, moral quandary.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Moral quandary.
		
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			I don't know.
		
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			Do they have a right to defend themselves?
		
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			And if so, what is a proportionate response?
		
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			You're supporting Iran, to be clear.
		
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			I'm asking you- No, I'm not supporting.
		
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			I'm not supporting.
		
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			I'm antithetical to many of these organisations for
		
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			my own purposes.
		
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			But my question is- Do you support
		
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			the Iranian regime?
		
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			Not unconditionally, but I support their right-
		
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			What conditions do you agree with them about?
		
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			Their right to defend themselves.
		
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			Do you believe they have a right to
		
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			defend themselves?
		
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			No, because they're a terrorist.
		
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			Oh, so they don't have a right to
		
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			defend themselves?
		
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			Iran does not have a right to defend
		
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			itself.
		
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			They do, but they're not the ones-
		
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			So what is a proportionate response?
		
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			They're not the ones- What's a proportionate
		
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			response?
		
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			OK.
		
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			No, I asked- Can I answer you?
		
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			You asked this question to the people.
		
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			You're just going to keep talking.
		
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			Can I answer you?
		
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			What's a proportionate response?
		
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			A proportionate response to Iran is to stop
		
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			them trying to destroy Israel through their proxies.
		
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			Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Hamas.
		
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			It's what they've been trying to do for
		
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			many years.
		
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			What is a proportionate response of Iran after
		
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			the embassy was smashed and destroyed in Syria
		
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			and 16 people were killed?
		
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			What's a proportionate response?
		
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			Well, what about the proportionate response to everything
		
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			Iran's done?
		
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			Which is against the Vienna Conventions.
		
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			What about the response to everything Iran has
		
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			been doing?
		
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			What did Iran do to Israel?
		
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			Who did they kill?
		
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			Who did they- Because they never killed
		
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			anybody in Iran.
		
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			Who did they- How deluded are you
		
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			about it?
		
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			No, no.
		
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			Excuse me.
		
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			Hold on.
		
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			Which Israeli civilian have Iran successfully targeted?
		
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			Give me one name, please.
		
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			You don't think Iran's doing a response of
		
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			any Israeli civilian dying?
		
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			I'm not.
		
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			I'm asking you to edify me.
		
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			What about the way they funded Hamas?
		
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			I can't give you- You can both
		
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			edify me.
		
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			I can't give you some names in Israel.
		
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			Iran in particular.
		
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			I'm not talking about Hamas.
		
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			We've spoken about Hamas at length.
		
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			We're talking about Iran.
		
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			I can't give you some specific names.
		
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			We're talking about Iran's old news.
		
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			You're talking about Hamas.
		
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			Let's let Alan respond.