Dear spirasol,

I think I understand your perspective. But keep in mind that there is an enormous amount of content with the views of groups banding together to criticize Jews and/or what they refer to as Zionists. We will continue to look for and translate all points of view. We just want to present Americans with what's being said in the international press about our nation and things that impinge upon it. I assure you that when we find content that defends or criticizes Ahmadinejad and it involves America – we will be quick to translate and post it.

Certainly we continue to work on getting a more varied diet of content out of Iran – and nothing would please me more than to find columns in Iranian newspapers describing Jewish displeasure with Ahmadinejad.

However, I would point out that we have had content about Iran's mistreatment of Christians and other minorities, such as this article from German headlined 'Christian Converts in Iran Face Increasing Hostility from Regime'

http://worldmeets.us/rheinischermerkur000001.shtml

Have I addressed your comment?

“Argentina expressed outrage over Iran's nomination of a man wanted in connection with a 1994 Buenos Aires bombing that killed 85 people as the next defense minister.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tapping Ahmad Vahidi for the post is “an affront to Argentine justice and the victims of the terrorist attack” on the Jewish community center, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.”

http://www.ynet.co.il/english/articles/0,7340,L…

We translate and post foreign-language articles that involve the United States – plain and simple. Furthermore, over recent years the author of this article, Sérgio Malbergier, has written on a variety of topics that have never touched on Judaism or Israel. So the odds on this being 'Israeli Propaganda' are extremely low. More likely, the man simply finds Ahmadinejad to be offensive, which is by no means an exclusively Israeli preoccupation. I would note, however, that if you'd like to see real propaganda, we have also posted the Iranian government write-thru on Ahmadinejad's visit to Brazil: http://worldmeets.us/kayhan000022.shtml