During the operation in Gaza, an interview was conducted with Professor Trita Farsi, who was presented as an "expert and commentator on Middle Eastern affairs."

He harshly criticized Israel and the backing the Biden administration provides to Israel. 

Beneath the guise of an expert hides who is could be considered the No. 1 lobbyist in the U.S. of the ayatollahs' regime.

Farsi is a member of an Iranian family from Ahvaz who fled before the Khomeini revolution to Sweden, and from there came to the United States. He has Iranian and Swedish citizenship and lives in the United States with a Green Card.

His pro-Iranian activities began in Sweden, when he founded an organization in 1997, called "Iranians for International Cooperation" whose stated goal was the removal of sanctions from the ayatollahs' regime.

Upon moving to the United States in 2002, he established the "Iranian-American National Council" designed to promote dialogue between the two countries. According to some reports, this organization received generous funding from Tehran. 

Not surprisingly the council opposed moves made by the Trump administration including the attempt to declare the Revolutionary Guards a terrorist organization.

In 2018, Percy left the council. This happened at a time when Republicans were beginning to question the legality of its activities in the United States.

After the closure of the "National Council", Farsi began to head a new research institute that, of course, advocated the lifting of sanctions on Iran and the heavier pressure on Israel.