فائزه هاشمی: به رابطه با آمریکا رای می‌دهم

In the 24th episode of the program "Dideh‑ye Andisheh," former university professor and political activist Faizeh Hashmi discusses the comparative draft of the 58th Constitution with the current enacted law. He explains his support for a ten‑year leadership term, his opposition to a religious government, and his belief that the draft would make Iran a developed nation. Hashmi highlights the draft’s provisions for the dissolution of the parliament by the president, democratic selection of Guardian Council members, and gender equality, contrasting them with the present constitution. He also reflects on the legacy of the late Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani, noting that while Hashemi was influential, he was not the sole architect of Iranian politics. Hashmi concludes that a republic, not a religious regime, is preferable, and he expresses willingness to vote for a referendum on the constitution and on relations with the United States.