From Coup to Bombing; Human Rights a Major Victim of US Hostility Against Iran

Mizan News Agency has reviewed historical events related to Iran-US relations ranging from the coup to bombing, characterizing human rights as a casualty of these hostilities. In this context, the Jerusalem Post, citing Israeli politician Yair Lapid, has called for the United States to join a war against Iran and has also raised the possibility of using Iranian-American soldiers for operations against Iran.

• Mizan News Agency has referenced the 1953 coup and American support for it.
• The news agency has referenced the attack by a US naval destroyer on an Iranian passenger aircraft in 1988.
• Mizan News Agency has referenced American sanctions against Iran and termed them "unjust sanctions."
• The news agency has referenced the assassination of Qasem Soleimani by the United States.
• Mizan News Agency has referenced American support for groups opposed to Iran.
• The Jerusalem Post, citing Israeli politician Yair Lapid, has stated that the United States should join a war against Iran.
• The Jerusalem Post has raised the possibility that the United States could use Iranian-American soldiers for operations against Iran.
• The outlet has referenced these soldiers' proficiency in the Iranian language and culture.
• The Jerusalem Post has referenced the experience of these soldiers in the US military.. Coverage difference: Mizan News Agency has focused on the historical and human rights aspects of American hostility toward Iran, presenting American actions as violations of human rights and injustice. In contrast, the Jerusalem Post focuses on military and security dimensions, calling for the United States to join a war against Iran and has also addressed the potential for using Iranian-American soldiers in operations against Iran.