Middle East on Fire – Pakistan, Iran border skirmishes signal a new anti-terror alliance

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My recent conversation with Twice Told Tales – Setareh Sadeqi in Iran and Chris Weaver

Twice Told Tales – We had the renowned independent journalist @journalistvanessabeeley back on our show to discuss the recent developments in the region, including the Pakistan-Iran missile exchange that happened last week and its implications, the genocide in Gaza, resistance forces and who supports who?

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