The only real way for a Faili Kurd to travel out of Iran is by using a False (not fake, which are forgeries but false ones which are real ones but not carried by the legal/true passport holder) passport. This means obtaining one illegally. Obviously another one is to cross the border illegally in hiding. As you said, Faili Kurd have no passport as they are no recognised as full Iranian citizen. Note that I am not advocating the use of a false passport, but simply stating the facts.
The nation that provides the majority of the anti-Israeli military power is not Arab; it is Iran. If the nation has to be Arab, then it would be Syria, which receives most of its funding from Iran.
To date, no Iranian has been elected Prime Minister of Israel. Former Israeli President Moshe Katsav (born in Yazd, Iran), and former Israeli Minister of Defense Shaul Mofaz (born in Teheran, Iran) are prominent Jewish Iranian-Israeli politicians.
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Currently, all countries accept EU passports. However, if you have a stamp from a country B that has bad relations with country C, or vise versa, the country C or B may deny you entry. Example, if you enter Israel, then you cannot enter Iran or some other Arab nations using that passport. Also, if you enter Iran or those Arab nations, you may be denied entry when you go to Israel.
No, Israelis are generally not allowed to travel to Iran due to political tensions between the two countries.
It is a question of size vs. weaponry. The Iranian military is much larger than the Israeli military but the Israeli military is more alert and better equipped. However, in a head to head confrontation, Iran would have the upper hand because its technology is advanced enough that it could overwhelm the much smaller Israeli army.
To travel directly from Iran to Saudi Arabia you would cross the Persian Gulf
Travel to Iran for vacation is possible, but it is important to check the current travel advisories and requirements before making plans.
It's not illegal, but why create a problem for yourself you don't need to. Why would you not want to use your Iranian passport to enter the UK? Sounds fishy already. If you don't have anything to hide, stick on the one passport. On the other hand, if you have don't want Iran to know where you've been, then you're probably have a valid reason for doing this. Just keep in mind that UK tracks/matches passport entries and exits. You may be setting yourself up for trouble if you travel to the EU or UK in the future.
As of now, travel to Iran is possible, but there are restrictions in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is important to check the latest travel advisories and entry requirements before planning your trip.
Yes, you can travel to Iran, but there are current travel restrictions in place due to political tensions and the COVID-19 pandemic. It is recommended to check with your government's travel advisory and the Iranian government for the latest updates before planning your trip.