Iran's new president is the radical Ebrahim Raisi. Extremist Ibrahim Raisi is the chief justice of Iran's Supreme Court. 60 years old Raisi is currently one of the most influential figures in the country's ruling government. With this, he has joined the election race for the second time. He had earlier voted once in the 2016 presidential election when he lost to Hassan Rouhani.
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Khamenei and Raisi, Iran's preeminent profound pioneer, were brought into the world in a similar spot, in the northeastern city of Mashhad. In contrast to Khamenei, notwithstanding, his fame and acknowledgment are boundless among the country's hardline Shia greater part.
Like Khamenei, Raisi claims that he is a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He always wears a black turban as he is the blood heir of the Prophet.
However, his popularity in Iran's pro-democracy circles is quite low. Because, during the Iran-Iraq war in the eighties, pro-democracy activists were active in the country, who were opposed to the ruling Islamic extremist government. Hundreds of pro-democracy activists were arrested at the end of the war for anti-state activities, and most of them were sentenced to death after a brief trial by the Tehran Revolutionary Court. Raisi was the chief judge of the Revolutionary Court at that time.
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It was only after that trial that he emerged as a confidant of Khamenei.
In 2019, Khamenei appointed Raisi as the head of the Astan Quds Razavi Foundation, an important Iranian political and economic organization. In addition to maintaining the shrine of Imam Reza, a holy shrine for Iran's Shia Muslims, the foundation also runs charitable activities and most of the country's companies.
Khamenei appointed him head of the judiciary in 2019 after three years of successful leadership of the Astan Quds Razavi Foundation. During his tenure, his popularity in the country increased due to his firm stand against corruption. Raisi, a staunch opponent of "corruption, incompetence and the elite", is a political supporter of Shia Islamic extremismNotwithstanding the nation's liberals, he is likewise a wild pundit of the United States and Western nations. However, he acknowledged that their numbers were not enough to defeat Iran's economy, which has been crippled by recent sanctions.
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Born on December 14, 1970, in Mashhad, Iran's second-largest province, Ibrahim Raisi is a highly educated and conservative Iranian. However, the good news for Iran is that it is getting a radical president. Ibrahim will take charge of Iran from next August.
After the rejection of Ahmadinejad's candidacy in this year's election in Iran, Ibrahim Raisi is considered the most deserving and now he is considered the most deserving president of Iran. Ibrahim Raisi, who was elected president with 72 percent of the vote, said he would be the president of all Iranians and would rid Iran of corruption. Besides, the national interest of Iran will be given utmost importance.
Ebrahim Raisi is expected to be a much better and worthy president than the current president of Iran, Hassan Rouhani. For an Islamic-minded country, I think any extremist leader is more qualified. Because during the rule of Hassan Rouhani, Iran could not achieve much success without failure. Especially under Hassan Rouhani, Iran's economy has weakened. And the radical citizens of a Muslim country become real patriots and put the interests of the country above everything else. So the extremists of any country want and can hold on to the values and culture of that country.
Especially in Muslim countries, religious and social extremist leaders are most urgent and deserving. And those who do not remember religious and nationalist extremists will conspire against their religion and state if their interests are harmed by joining hands with their so-called foreign fathers.
Several Western countries, including Israel, have expressed deep concern over the recent election of Iran's new president, Ebrahim Raisi, calling him the most extremist president. David Bernia, a former commando who was appointed head of the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad this month, said he would take tougher action against Iran in the coming days and continue all efforts to deter Iran from pursuing a nuclear program.
Meanwhile, another former commando, Naftali Bennett, has officially taken over as Israel's prime minister. Naftali Bennett, a radical leader, has said so, at least in the election campaign. He also wants to suppress Iran in the same way. The most important thing for Ibrahim Raisi is how he will deal with Israel in the coming days.
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