Fouad Izadi: Don't be strict about hijab, young people won't be shot

Fouad Izadi: We have a group of young people who if there is a problem for the country, they will have to go to the firing station, there is no choice and they will leave. What do they go for? Because the emotions are this, this is the Islamic Republic, these young people are religious, they know the government as their own, they volunteer to go in front of the bullets.
If this person feels that the government is no longer very Islamic, why should he go to the front of the bullet? We ask the authorities not to do anything to create this mentality of the youth of Hezbollahi in the society, which is similar to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
If this mentality is created, the people who are supposed to defend the country will not defend it, and Iran will turn into Syria, its army will not fight. This discussion of the hijab creates a foreign policy dimension.