Nik Kowsar, an award-winning Iranian-Canadian political satirist and former reformist politician now based in Washington, D.C., discusses Israeli technology’s potentially positive impact on Iran’s water crisis.
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WATCH: Iranian praises Israeli anti-drought technology, in Persian
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