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(Wall Street Journal) Asa Fitch and Aresu Eqbali - Iran's annual celebration of its 1979 Islamic Revolution found a new villain on Friday in U.S. President Donald Trump. The annual march in Tehran on Friday featured the ritual burning of American flags, augmented this year with shows of hostility such as an effigy of the American president hanging by a noose and a poster of Mr. Trump with rifle sights on his face. Such displays were also routine during the Obama administration. 2017-02-13 00:00:00Full Article
Iranians Vilify U.S. President in Annual Rally
(Wall Street Journal) Asa Fitch and Aresu Eqbali - Iran's annual celebration of its 1979 Islamic Revolution found a new villain on Friday in U.S. President Donald Trump. The annual march in Tehran on Friday featured the ritual burning of American flags, augmented this year with shows of hostility such as an effigy of the American president hanging by a noose and a poster of Mr. Trump with rifle sights on his face. Such displays were also routine during the Obama administration. 2017-02-13 00:00:00Full Article
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