Ahmadinejad’s Online Campaign: Paving the Way for a Political Comeback?
Raz Zimmt analyzes the social media campaign of former Iranian President Ahmadinejad as a possible precursor to an upcoming run for office.
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Virtual Election Campaigns: Social Media in the Iranian Electoral Process
Raz Zimmt analyzes the role of social media in the recent Iranian elections.
The Revolution Devours its Grandchildren: Responses to the Disqualification of Hassan Khomeini as a Candidate for the Assembly of Experts
Raz Zimmt analyzes the disqualification of Hassan Khomeni from running for the Iranian Assembly of Experts, and how it was reflected on Iranian social media.
Telegram: The Most Popular Social Network in Iran
Raz Zimmt examines the use of the "Telegram" text messaging application in Iran.
Campaign to Increase the Representation of Women in the Iranian Majlis
Raz Zimmt analyzes the efforts on Iranian social media to increase the number of female representatives in the Iranian Majlis.
"Arab Lizard and Grasshopper Eaters:" Incitement and Expressions of Racism on Iranian Social Media
Raz Zimmt examines racism and incitement against Arabs on Iranian social media.
Consumer Boycott of Iranian Automakers on Social Media
Raz Zimmt examines the consumer boycott of Iranian cars on social media.
Hajj Tragedy in Mina – Saudi Social Media in the Service of the “Great Game” against Iran
Nachum Shiloh analyzes the place of Saudi social media in the Kingdom's rivalry with Iran.
Triangular Politics in Syria: Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia
MDC Researcher Dr. Brandon Friedman analyzes the roles of Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia in the ongoing Syrian conflict, and argues that Russia's increased military presence in Syria has placed Moscow as a pivotal regional power broker.