Iran is not our enemy

The transcript discusses the definition of 'enemy' and its implications, particularly in relation to Iran. It highlights the negative impact of labeling Iran as an enemy, affecting women's education and access to resources in the Middle East. The political stance of Iran, especially towards England, is examined, along with a historical comparison to Saudi Arabia. The consequences of misclassifying Iran, such as sanctions affecting healthcare, are emphasized.

In what way does the speaker relate the situation of Iran to that of Saudi Arabia?

What does the speaker imply about the impact of labeling a nation as an enemy on its people?