Honey trap and televised confession
She reveals the regime’s cruel tactics.

May 7, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 18 segments
In this powerful and deeply insightful conversation, Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi shares her extraordinary journey and offers a rare perspective on Iran’s past, present, and possible future…
Shekhar NatarajanHostRimaGuestThis is a war that is between three countries, the Islamic Republic, the United States, and Israel.
And there is something I need to point out, that this war did not actually begin in 2026.
It actually started in 1979 with the revolution in Iran, with the Islamic Revolution, as a result of which an Islamic republic was established
establishedSince its inception, the Islamic Republic adopted a foreign policy, and this official foreign policy, uh, was that Israel must be annihilated and the forces of the United States must be evicted from the region.
This foreign policy, although it was very wrong, it was ensured by the United States and Israel until the Islamic Republic decided to embark on enriching uranium up to 60% and, uh, banning the IAEA inspectors from visiting the nuclear sites.
And that is why currently we see this war, and, uh, Iran is, uh, being damaged and civilians are being killed.
This is a war that is between three countries, the Islamic Republic, the United States, and Israel.
And there is something I need to point out, that this war did not actually begin in 2026.
It actually started in 1979 with the revolution in Iran, with the Islamic Revolution, as a result of which an Islamic republic was established
establishedSince its inception, the Islamic Republic adopted a foreign policy, and this official foreign policy, uh, was that Israel must be annihilated and the forces of the United States must be evicted from the region.
This foreign policy, although it was very wrong, it was ensured by the United States and Israel until the Islamic Republic decided to embark on enriching uranium up to 60% and, uh, banning the IAEA inspectors from visiting the nuclear sites.
And that is why currently we see this war, and, uh, Iran is, uh, being damaged and civilians are being killed.
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Honey trap and televised confession
She reveals the regime’s cruel tactics.
I backed a lie
She admits a hard-earned realization.
Announcing transitional justice role
She outlines a concrete path forward.
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