The speaker reflects on their personal journey and motivation to address the issue of hostages in Iran, emphasizing the importance of human rights over political deals. They call for international action, urging the EU and others not to sign a nuclear accord with Iran until hostages are released. The speaker highlights the progress made in negotiations and the significance of prioritizing human issues. They also discuss the impact of their efforts, including a hunger strike, to support those affected and maintain hope.

What motivated the speaker to take action against the suffering of hostages?

• A recent personal experience

• A conversation with a friend

• A realization of the ongoing suffering

• A news article they read

What does the speaker believe should be prioritized over political deals?

• Economic growth

• Human rights

• Technological advancement

• Military strength

What condition does the speaker insist on before signing any agreements?

• Economic sanctions

• Release of hostages

• Diplomatic recognition

• Military intervention

What is the speaker's view on negotiating with a party holding hostages?

• It is a necessary evil

• It is a normal practice

• It is unacceptable

• It is a strategic move

What percentage of their objective does the speaker claim to have achieved?

• 90%

• 100%

• 70%

• 50%

What action did the speaker take to support those affected by the hostage situation?

• Organized a protest

• Started a hunger strike

• Wrote a book

• Held a press conference

What does the speaker hope to achieve with their hunger strike?

• To gain media attention

• To support those in need

• To raise funds

• To influence political leaders