Actors and directors from around the world have taken to social media to condemn the recent assault on Iranian schools, call for an end to the killing of children, and denounce the war‑like policies toward Iran.
Vanessa Vesquez (U.S.) – “Iranian Girls Matter More Than Aggressors”
Vesquez highlighted that over 250 Iranians, half of them children, were killed in twelve hours and urged an immediate stop to the massacre of youngsters. She expressed that Iranian schoolgirls are far more valuable than any American invader.
Mark Ruffalo (U.S.) – “Stop the War with Iran”
Ruffalo appealed for citizens to contact senators and representatives, asking them to prevent a war with Iran. He pointed out two crucial votes in Congress aimed at halting what he called Trump’s illegal and destructive war plans.
Nicol Gens (Spain) – “Children Victims Exceed 100”
Gens reported that the death toll from the Minab school attack has risen beyond 85 children, with some estimates suggesting over 100 are still buried under the rubble.
Liam Cunningham (Ireland) – “Justifying the Massacre Is Psychotic”
Cunningham, known for his role in Game of Thrones, condemned the killing of elementary schoolgirls, stating the number has reached 185 and anyone who tries to rationalize this horror is mentally ill.
Laura Harring (U.S.) – “Fake Freedom Rhetoric”
Harring mocked the claim that the U.S. seeks to free Iranian women, noting the irony of bombing a school full of girls as a supposed act of liberation.
Jane Fonda (U.S.) – “War Against Iran Is Forbidden”
Addressing a protest in Los Angeles, Fonda likened the current attacks to the Vietnam War, urging Americans to take to the streets and stop funding the killing of Middle‑Eastern children for the profit of billionaires. She demanded healthcare, housing, and education for Americans and declared war against Iran unacceptable.
From: IRNA