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Texas Republican sen. Ted cross Escaled his word war with a former Iranian regime officer, who, as a faculty member in Princeton, reported Jewish students uncomfortable in global tensions.
“I don’t try to be in space with people who are connected to Iranian terrorists who have murdered dozens of dissidents.” Cruz wrote in response For a lengthy contribution to X, formerly Twitter, from the former Iranian ambassador to Germany Seyed Hossein Mousavian.
“Your books are illegible, and the only debate you should have are DHS agents at the end of which they should be deported,” joked Cruz.
Mousavian reacted For a digital story of Fox News, in which Cruz asked Princeton, to dismiss him from his role as a specialist in security and nuclear policy in the Middle East. Mousavian was a spokesman for Iran during the nuclear negotiations in the 2000s.
Cruz calls on Princeton to act against professor who is accused of pro-Iran loyalities
Senator Ted Cruz and Princeton faculty member Seyed Hossein Mousavian (Getty)
Mousavian had invited Cruz too public Debate it so that the American people could assess the facts of the matter.
“If you do not accept this offer, I ask you to read some of the books and articles that I wrote academic work at Princeton University in my 15 years,” he wrote.
“You will see that everyone focuses on creating peace between Iran and the United States, involving a peaceful solution to the Iranian nuclear crisis on the basis of NPT to avoid drawing America to another devastating war in the Middle East, promoting peace, stability and security in the Persian Gulf and making the Middle East free of weapons of weapons of mass destruction.
The ex-Tehran official said he was arrested by Iran in 2007 and was forced from the country in 2009.
Fox News Digital turned to Cruz, Mousavian and Princeton University for a comment.
Mousavian previously expressed support for the Hamas and the Hisbollah and took part in the funeral of the terrorist Qassem Soleimani – who was killed in an attack that was arranged during the president Donald Trumps First administration.
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In 2023, several top Republicans, including the chairman of the home supervisory board, James Comer from Kentucky, and the current chairman Aaron Bean from Florida, the now trained chairman, Florida, wrote to Princeton With her concerns about Mousavian’s term.
The letter pressed out [it] served as the headquarters for planning the murder of four Iranian dissidents from 1992 in a Greek restaurant in the capital.
“Did Princeton advise himself to hire Mousavian with the US government officials?” They asked.
Benjamin Weinthal from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
