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The United States Has No Right to Speak About Human Rights

by faeze mohammadi


Turkish researcher Fatma Betül Sayuz emphasized that the United States of America, with its long history of military interventions, the killing of thousands of people, and even the cruel murder of children, has no right to speak about human rights.

According to the International Affairs Department of Taghrib News Agency, in the international webinar titled “The Muslim Woman: The Killing of Women and Children by the Criminal America and the Occupying Zionist Regime—A Clear Violation of International Human Rights Law”, held this Thursday morning by the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought, Sayuz stated:

“I extend my respectful greetings to all the oppressed people of the world and the persecuted nations—especially the people of Yemen, Lebanon, Gaza, and Palestine, as well as my brothers and sisters who are currently engaged in difficult struggles.”

She continued:

“America’s unjust and baseless attack on Iran is not only a clear violation of international law, but also an insult to the dignity and sovereignty of a nation with thousands of years of cultural and civilizational heritage.”

Sayuz noted: “This attack is not merely an act of aggression it also raises the question: Why do countries that claim to defend human rights remain silent? While Iran is under attack, they demand ‘restraint’ from Iran! Should one really show restraint in the face of aggression? Is this the justice they speak of?”

The Turkish researcher added: “Those who claim to protect human rights should be calling the aggressors to account, not urging restraint from the victims. The United States must be asked why innocent lives—even children—are treated as worthless. And the countries that call themselves Muslim yet allow their lands to be used by invaders must be questioned as well. Is this the Islamic brotherhood they speak of? Is supporting an aggressor against a Muslim nation consistent with Islamic values?

” She stressed that: “The United States, with its long record of military interference, massacres of thousands of people, and the ruthless killing of children, lacks any qualification to speak about human rights. Their hands are stained with the blood of innocents. One cannot ignite the fire and at the same time claim to be just. It must be said clearly: this war was started by them, but it will be ended by Iran. The Iranian nation is resilient, faithful, and unyielding. We fully stand by our right to defend our homeland, our people, and our values.”

Sayuz called on all nations to raise their voices and not let this injustice go unanswered: > “People of the world, ask your governments to condemn this attack and stand on the side of justice. History will judge, and we believe that truth will prevail. History will not forget those who spoke out, nor those who remained silent. Let us support the oppressed nations and be their voice. People of Iran, we stand with you and condemn this injustice.”

Taghrib News Agency

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Pink Bags, Silent Witnesses of a Tragedy

by خانم هاشمی

In the wreckage of the Shajareh‑e‑Taybeh primary school, a pink backpack, a child’s notebook, and a broken seal became haunting symbols of lives shattered in an instant.

A Rescue‑Room Question That Weighed More Than Words

A rescued child stared wide‑eyed at the devastation, asking for the name of a friend no one could answer. A rescuer handed a water bottle; the child’s simple question, “Where is my bag?” felt heavier than any statement.

Yesterday’s Ordinary Morning

Just hours before, the pink bag had held a school uniform, a notebook, and a hopeful “Sad‑afarin” for a clean page of homework. One of the 108 girls had been hugging her mother, chatting about recess games that were supposed to repeat tomorrow.

The Day the Sky Changed

Before noon the sky stayed calm, classes went on, and the schoolyard smelled of sunshine. Then a crash shattered routine, rubble fell, dust lingered like choking fog, and the school fell into a heavy silence broken only by cries.

Parents’ Search Among the Rubble

A father arrived, shouting “Fatemeh!” while digging through cement for a familiar pink bag. A frantic mother clutched every colorful fragment she could find, hoping for the white veil with pink flowers her daughter had folded the night before.

The Pink Bag as a Testament

The bag now lay among soil and blood, its zipper half‑open, a notebook peeking out. On the first page a child’s hand wrote “Fatemeh Abdullahi.” Nearby, a broken seal—perhaps used daily for prayers—lay shattered.

A Tiny Hand Still Reaching

A small hand emerged from the rubble, still trying to grasp a pencil, a notebook, or a friendly touch. Rescuers paused, breathing held, as someone whispered “slowly,” and the world seemed to stop for a heartbeat.

Names That Echo Across a Nation

The 108 little girls’ names—Zahra, Shabnam, Zeynab, and many others—now reverberate beyond a single city, turning the ruined school into deeper roots of collective grief.

Solidarity From the Streets

Voices rose from nearby neighborhoods: hands joined, blood shed, tears poured, prayers spoken. A mother who had been running stopped, embraced a piece of cloth, and whispered, “She said she would cook pasta for iftar,” leaning against a half‑collapsed wall.

The Uncapturable Truth

Reporters arrived, cameras whirred, but no lens could capture the entire truth. It lives in silent tears, the blood‑stained pink bag, the broken seal, the torn white shawl, and the small hand still pointing toward the sky.

Martyrs Live On

It said that the martyrs are alive. Today the names of the 108 little girls echo not just in one city but across an entire nation—names that have moved from small classrooms to great horizons. Though Shajareh‑e‑Taybeh’s building collapsed, its roots grew deeper in the hearts of the people. Every branch that broke gave rise to another sprout in this land—a sprout of sacred anger, shared sorrow, and a covenant written in blood.

Candlelit Darkness

Tonight the darkness of loss in Minab is lit by candles: one beside a pink bag, one beside a science notebook, one beside a white prayer shawl. Tiny lights stand tall against the night.

The Night Minab Stayed Awake

As darkness fell, Minab did not sleep. Names were read aloud, photographs passed from hand to hand, short stories were told—about unfinished drawings, promises made for tomorrow, and dreams just beginning to bloom. Amid all these narratives a common question rose: how can a school become a target? How can a notebook and a pencil be seen as enemies?

The Unspoken Answer

Perhaps no report can contain the answer. What remains is the image of girls who, in self‑stitched coats and colorful bags, began the morning, and by evening had their names etched into history. Shajareh‑e‑Taybeh is no longer just a school’s name; it is the mark of a tree watered with blood. Every time a school bell rings in this land, a fragment of that sound may recall today’s morning—when the world heard a bitter lesson from children’s mouths.

Mothers’ Open Arms

Mothers still standing at doorways keep their arms wide open, nurturing hope that springs from the soil itself. Because even when dreams lie beneath the rubble, they still find a way to the sky.

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Iranian Girls Targeted: US‑Zionist Missiles Strike Lamerd Sports Hall

by خانم هاشمی

In the U.S. and Zionist regime’s attack on Iran, missiles struck a sports hall in Lamerd, killing at least 18 people and injuring over 80, including many children and teenagers. Governor Ali Alizadeh condemned the attack and vowed a decisive response from Iran’s armed forces.

Ali Alizadeh, Governor of Lamerd, said: “The U.S. and the Zionist regime fired missiles at the sports hall where female students were training. Two missiles also hit residential homes, and one projectile struck a school. So far, 18 martyrs have been recorded and more than 80 people are injured.”

Iranian Girls Targeted

The attacks occurred in urban, residential and non‑military areas while girls and children were exercising and playing inside the Shahid Na’imi Sports Hall. Approximately 18 people have died, and the death toll may rise due to the severity of injuries. Over 80 innocent civilians, including children, teenagers and youngsters, have been wounded and are currently receiving treatment in Lamerd hospitals.

The people of Lamerd, who honor the martyrdom of their region, are listening to the Supreme Leader’s command. Iran’s armed forces will deliver a hard and decisive response to these aggressions, and vengeance will be taken against those responsible, including Trump and Netanyahu, for shedding the blood of innocent children.

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Zionist Regime’s Attack Targets Girls’ Elementary School in Minab

by خانم هاشمی

The political, security, and social deputy of Hormozgan Governorate announced that today’s Zionist assault directly hit a girls’ elementary school in Minab, claiming the lives of dozens of young students.

The deputy stated: so far, 85 martyrs have been recorded. All the martyrs are students, and a number of teachers are among them, though the exact count of martyrs is not available.

History, record this:
Those who boasted of “woman, life, freedom” and claimed to support Iranian girls—today they rained missiles upon the little girls of Shajareh‑ye Taybeh elementary school in Minab!

The perpetrators, who once claimed to support Iranian women’s freedom, have now bombed the school, killing 85 girls whose families held countless hopes for them. If their blood does not awaken the deceived, there will be no hope for their reform!

A father standing next to his daughter’s blood‑stained backpack

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Soghra Ashouri

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Iranian Muslim Women Condemn Zionist-U.S. Aggression

by خانم هاشمی


Statement from the Jahanbanou Analytical News Agency Against the United States and the Zionist Regime

The agency condemns the recent direct aggression by the occupying Zionist regime and the United States reaffirming the steadfast resistance of Iranian Muslim women.


“Today the direct and invasive attack by the occupying Zionist regime and the world‑devouring America started, and we, the Muslim women of our dear Iran, stand firm—resilient, patient, and brave.”

“Our slogan is ‘Allahu Akbar,’ seeking help from the One who is greater than all fleets, powers, and the arrogant weapons of the world.”

“We, Muslim women alongside our families, view this as the last rightful battle against falsehood.

“In this blessed month of Ramadan, we will recite Surah‑Fath and the prayer for relief, intending the emergence and ultimate victory.”

“Indeed, the victory of Allah is near.”

    Jahanbanou Analytical News Agency

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    Society

    Iranian Families Sue U.S. and Israel Over 2026 Unrest

    by خانم هاشمی

    Families of those killed during the January 2026 unrest formally file a complaint against the United States, the Zionist regime, and their internal and external collaborators

    The official ceremony unveiling the legal petition filed by the families of those killed during the unrest of Dey 1404 (January 2026) was held at the Islamic Revolution University, with the participation of the families of the victims and senior judicial officials.

    The petition is directed against the Government of the United States, the Zionist regime, and their affiliated internal and external agents. Relying on documented evidence and materials, the complaint seeks the legal and judicial prosecution of those who planned, directed, and carried out these events through domestic courts and international legal mechanisms.

    A Persistent Pattern of Hostility Toward Iran and Its People

    Since the victory of the Islamic Revolution and the establishment of the Islamic system in Iran, the American-Western and Zionist system of domination has remained in continuous confrontation with the Iranian state and nation. This confrontation has taken many forms, including the design of multiple failed coups, efforts aimed at the territorial fragmentation of Iran, the imposition of war through encouragement of Saddam Hussein’s Baathist regime, and sustained support for armed and terrorist organizations.

    Among these groups are the Monafeqin (MEK), separatist organizations such as Komala, the Democratic Party, PJAK, Jund al-Shaytan, Jaish al-Zulm, and others. These actions have also included economic warfare through sanctions, sustained economic pressure, and the deliberate creation of insecurity and unrest.

    At every stage, these policies have imposed severe material and moral costs on the Iranian people. Nevertheless, despite the continuation of both overt and covert conspiracies, the Islamic system has not deviated from its path of development. On the contrary, Iran’s independence and national capacity have continued to strengthen.

    From Negotiation Tactics to Direct Military Aggression

    Faced with its inability to contain Iran through political and economic pressure, the system of domination escalated toward direct military confrontation. While publicly engaging in negotiations over Iran’s peaceful nuclear program, it simultaneously prepared for armed conflict.

    In Khordad 1404 (June 2025), a twelve-day American-Zionist war was launched under the direct leadership of U.S. President Donald Trump. This aggression constituted a clear violation of fundamental principles and peremptory norms of international law. Its outcome was the killing of civilians—including women and children—and the destruction of vital infrastructure, relief facilities, and cultural institutions.

    Despite these damages, broad public support for the Islamic system and the consolidation of national unity prevented the aggressors from achieving their military and security objectives. As a result, the enemy was forced to seek a ceasefire and unilaterally halt its military actions.

    Shift Toward Internal Destabilization and Organized Street Violence

    Following its failure in direct military confrontation and its inability to create a strategic divide between the people and the state, the American-Zionist system advanced to the next phase of its hybrid war. This phase relied on activating internal and external mercenary networks and investing in organized riots, street violence, and civil disorder.

    Armed groups trained and organized by American, Zionist, and Western intelligence services were mobilized outside Iran’s borders. These groups were financed using wealth plundered from Iran by the Pahlavi family, with the participation of remnants of the former Pahlavi regime—most notably Reza Pahlavi—alongside the Monafeqin and separatist organizations.

    Through deception and manipulation of some uninformed individuals, their leaders entered the country and began recruiting from groups such as PJAK, the Democratic Party, Komala, HDKA, Jund al-Shaytan, Jaish al-Zulm, and imported ISIS elements from neighboring states. Their objective was the killing of civilians and the execution of terrorist and destructive operations at a chosen moment.

    Economic Protests as a Platform for Security Escalation

    Protests related to rising prices and instability in currency and capital markets were exploited as an opportunity to operationalize this plan. Mercenary and terrorist elements infiltrated gatherings of protesters who were unaware of the underlying objectives of these groups.

    In this way, the American-Zionist military-security scenario—supported by exiled monarchists and other armed groups cultivated abroad—was activated against the country and the Islamic system.

    The Second Phase of the Twelve-Day War: Psychological and Economic Warfare

    After failing to impose its objectives through military force, the enemy initiated a second phase of the conflict through coordinated psychological, economic, and livelihood-based pressure. The aim was to provoke widespread street confrontation and political conflict with governing and security institutions, thereby preparing the conditions for renewed foreign military and security intervention.

    In this context, Donald Trump, despite his openly hostile record toward the Iranian nation—including withdrawal from the JCPOA and the imposition of maximum-pressure sanctions—claimed to support the Iranian people while explicitly backing rioters and armed terrorist groups. Through this approach, the second phase of the hybrid war was launched. Once again, however, these calculations proved mistaken.

    Public Awareness and the Collapse of the Violent Strategy

    Iranian citizens, including market protesters, rapidly recognized that armed groups were acting as ground forces for the United States and the Zionist regime. These groups sought to create chaos, conduct mass killings, and destroy public and private property in order to facilitate broader foreign intervention.

    Consequently, the public separated itself from these elements and, by supporting Iran’s military and security institutions, rendered the armed groups and their American, Zionist, and regional sponsors ineffective.

    Mass Killings and the Escalation of Terror

    When armed groups realized that their true nature had been exposed and that they stood isolated from the population, they resorted to extreme violence. The killing of civilians became a central tactic for expanding unrest.

    Statements made by Donald Trump prior to Thursday, 18 Dey 1404 are notable in this regard. In a post on X, he stated: “If the Iranian system kills its people, we will defend the people through military intervention.” On that same day, the largest number of killings of civilians and security personnel occurred.

    Acts included the killing of passersby, beheadings, burning individuals alive, attacks on security personnel, arson against mosques and religious centers, burning of the Holy Qur’an, assaults on hospitals and medical facilities, and the destruction of emergency and firefighting equipment. These actions caused extensive physical casualties, massive financial losses, and deep psychological trauma across Iranian society.

    These events generated a nationwide demand for decisive judicial action without leniency. Calls were made for the prosecution of all individuals and entities directly or indirectly responsible, including U.S. leaders, Zionist officials, fugitive monarchists, and the leaders of armed terrorist groups.

    During nationwide demonstrations on 22 Dey 1404, citizens explicitly demanded that the judiciary accelerate criminal proceedings and impose punishment on those responsible for these crimes.

    Named Foreign Officials and Direct Responsibility

    The killing of civilians and security personnel is attributed to armed terrorist groups operating under the direct guidance of Donald Trump, with the involvement of senior U.S. officials including Lloyd Austin, General Dan Caine, Admiral James Kilby, General David W. Allvin, and Admiral Brad Cooper, as well as members of both U.S. political parties.

    These actions were carried out with intelligence and operational support from senior officials of the Zionist regime, including Benjamin Netanyahu, Eli Cohen, Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel Katz, Bezalel Smotrich, David Barnea, and Eyal Zamir.

    Reza Pahlavi and the Financing of Armed Violence

    Reza Pahlavi’s cooperation with the United States and the Zionist regime, and his explicit endorsement of bloodshed as a prerequisite for political change, aligns with the operational logic of terrorist organizations previously active in Syria and Iraq.

    In an interview with CBS News, when asked whether he considered his actions responsible, he stated: “This is war, and war has costs.” This statement constitutes an implicit acknowledgment of advocating war inside Iran.

    The broader role of the Pahlavi family—including Farah Diba—is also emphasized. The family, which removed more than $35 billion from Iran at the time of the Shah’s departure according to documented reports, has used this wealth to finance, arm, and organize terrorist groups. All individuals involved bear criminal and civil liability toward the Iranian people.

    Violations of International Law

    The killing of women, children, and security personnel, along with the destruction of religious sites, markets, businesses, public property, and humanitarian infrastructure, constitutes a clear violation of international humanitarian law and human rights norms.

    The United States’ long record of military aggression, coups, war crimes, and support for armed terrorist groups—particularly against independent states—forms the broader context in which these crimes were committed.

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    From: Mizanonline

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    Conference and Meetings

    Women Inspire the Future Path

    by خانم هاشمی

    In a gathering of the Women’s Delegation of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) in Geneva, Elham Āzād, a member of the IPU Executive Council, emphasized the transformative role of women — both within Iran and globally. She declared: “Free Iranian women and girls are among the most inspiring today, standing united with unprecedented wisdom against the aggression of the Zionist regime.”

    The Power of Solidarity and Inspiration

    In her address titled “Solidarity and Inspiration: Supporting Women on the Path to Progress,” Ms. Āzād traced the historical lineage of Iranian women — from Fatimah al-Zahra (SA) and Zaynab bint Ali (SA) to Parvin E’tesami and the heroines of the Iran–Iraq War — as enduring symbols of faith, courage, and justice. She stated that these women serve not just as cultural icons but as a source of inspiration for our generation.

    Rejecting any political instrumentalization of women’s movements, she affirmed:

    “The steadfastness of Iranian women sends a clear message to nations that misuse the banner of freedom to exploit women for nefarious political ends.”
    She described gender equity not as a battle, but as “a human covenant for building a just future,” and urged accomplished women to shoulder their social responsibility in clearing paths for others.

    Calls for Institutional Support and Ethical Leadership

    As she addressed structural supports available to women in Iran, Ms. Āzād called for equal opportunities, the fostering of intergenerational dialogue, and the enhancement of women’s roles in national development. She suggested that authentic progress depends on three pillars: solidarity, self-belief, and ethical conduct. “Solidarity teaches that no woman is alone,” she noted, “self-belief knows no ceiling, and ethics means leading based on human values.”

    Iran Delegation at the 151st IPU Assembly

    The Iranian parliamentary delegation, led by Hamid-Reza Haji Babaee, Vice-Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, is participating in the 151st IPU Assembly in Geneva, focusing on themes such as “Upholding Humanitarian Norms and Supporting Humanitarian Actions in Times of Crisis.”

    During related sessions, Mr. Haji Babaee passionately urged the international community not to let any temporary ceasefire in Gaza become an excuse to sideline true justice, emphasizing urgent and lasting accountability for war crimes.

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    The Crushed Debris Could Not Bury the Truth… The Cry of Justice Echoes

    by faeze mohammadi

    The Brother of Fatemeh Siyeh-Poush, a Martyr of the Zionist Regime’s Attack on Evin Prison, Speaks: “My Sister Was Just an Ordinary Employee – Unarmed and Without Rank. She Was Martyred by a Regime That Claims It Does Not Target Civilians!”

    At the end of a quiet alley in Khomein, I arrived at a house where a crimson banner fluttered at the entrance, bearing a notice that read: “This is the home of lovers who have twice sent their dearest to the heavens.”

    Inside, portraits of the Ahl al-Bayt (AS) adorned the walls, but what shattered my heart was a framed photo of a teenager martyred years ago in defense of the homeland—and now, his sister had joined him. Fatemeh, a 40-year-old martyr, left behind a son but also an eternal legacy: the love of martyrdom.

    A Mother Who Stood Like Zaynab (AS)

    The martyr’s mother, her eyes brimming with tears yet her posture unbroken, turned to me. Her voice trembled, but her words cut like blades:
    “Fatemeh served for 22 years… 10 of them in Evin… The last time I heard her voice was half an hour before her martyrdom…”

    She hid her tears, but pride radiated from her gaze:
    “I have offered two children to Islam… But my pain is nothing compared to the calamities of Lady Zaynab (AS)!”

    Then she spoke of Fatemeh—a woman always at the forefront of charity, who even in her will remembered the needy… And of her son, who at fourteen chose the battlefield over school, leaving without his parents’ knowledge…

    A Farewell That Never Ended

    The last time I saw Fatemeh’s radiant face was five days before her martyrdom… She was visiting us in Khomein when I left for Tehran. Every day, her warm voice over the phone soothed my heart—but that day, half an hour before the attack, I heard her final “Salaam.” Unaware that this greeting was an eternal farewell…

    At noon on the day of the attack, her sister spoke to her. Fatemeh said:
    “There was a strange commotion in her room… as if angels had descended to take her away… That was the last echo of her voice in our home.”

    When we heard the news of the missile strike on Evin, our hearts sank… We called her number again and again—no answer. Hours later, we rushed to Tehran, her son beside us. We spent the entire night near Evin under a cold sky, praying for news… but as time passed, the silence grew heavier.

    At dawn, when I knew for certain my daughter had ascended to heaven, my entire being trembled… The grief of losing two children crushed my heart… But suddenly, I remembered Lady Zaynab (AS)… What is my sorrow compared to hers? I wiped my tears and gave thanks… “O God, You have granted my Fatemeh the drink of martyrdom!”

    Fatemeh: An Angel in Human Form

    She was always the first to help the needy. Even in her last visit, she asked us to care for an elderly man she had been supporting… As if she knew it was her final will.

    And my martyred son—when he left for the battlefield, he did not wear his combat uniform, fearing it would break our hearts. He even hid from his father, afraid that if he begged him to stay, he wouldn’t be able to say “no.”

    A Prayer Mat Still Warm

    The mother of the martyr, her eyes both weeping and shining, declared:
    “I have given two martyrs… But before mothers who have sacrificed five, twelve, or even more loved ones, I bow my head.”

    Her daughter Fatemeh loved the Wilayah (Guardianship of the Islamic Leadership). Every day, after prayers, she would pray for the Leader on the prayer mat that now remains as her relic. That mat is still spread out… as if Fatemeh’s fingers still move along her tasbih… as if her whispered prayers still resonate through the house.

    The Message Written in the Blood of Martyrs

    Hajj Khanum, her voice rising from the depths of a nation’s heart, declared:
    “Let the Zionist regime know—we do not fear martyrdom! We do not dread death! Every drop of blood spilled is an eternal stain on Israel and America!”

    She continued:
    “We, the families of martyrs, expect nothing from the government—but the government must know that the people of Iran are the noblest and most resilient in the world. Care for the poor… Tend to the deprived, for these are the same people who send their children to the jaws of death with a smile!”

    A Blessed End: Our Only Wish

    At the end, her eyes fixed on the heavens, she whispered:
    “O God, I thank You—my children’s lives were spent in the path of the Quran, prayer, and helping the needy. What end could be better than this?”

    The mother of martyr Fatemeh, her voice unshaken, locked eyes with me and said:
    “This attack was not just against the system—it was against all of Iran! These martyrdoms did not divide us; they bound us tighter, like links in a chain! Let the world know: When Iran is at stake, we—from every ethnicity and belief—will unite under the banner of Islam! The blood of our martyrs is the thread of unity for the Iranian nation, and every drop is a seal on the eternity of this path—until the day we avenge our last martyr!”

    The Brother’s Tears: A Silence Full of Screams

    Pain surged in his eyes, yet he stood firm like a cypress tree. A tear rolled down his cheek, but like his mother, he was an ocean of patience. Only one word could soothe this pain: martyrdom.

    The Lie of the Zionists

    “My sister was just an ordinary employee—she had no weapon, no rank… Yet she was martyred by a regime that claims it does not target civilians! Fatemeh’s blood is their eternal disgrace!”

    The Legacy That Guides

    Her brother continued:
    “Fatemeh left behind a notebook—names of all the needy she helped monthly. And her prayer mat, still waiting for her midnight devotions… Just as her modest scarf still carries the fragrance of faith…”

    A Crime That Mocked Humanity

    His voice shook with fury:
    “If these Zionist savages had even a shred of humanity, they would spare defenseless women, innocent children, even pregnant mothers! But they show no mercy—not even to a fetus in its mother’s womb. This is the true face of Zionism!”

    The Lesson of History: Compromise Emboldens the Enemy

    With the resolve of a warrior who has studied history well, he warned:
    “Every time we gave these bloodthirsty beasts a chance, they multiplied their crimes! They burned Gaza, destroyed Lebanon, drowned Syria in blood—and now, Iran? Never!”

    The Generation of Martyrs: Heirs to Their Path

    Fatemeh’s brother declared:
    “My sister’s son carries the same thirst for justice in his veins as we do. If the call comes tomorrow, my family and I will be the first to…” He paused, gazing at the sky, then finished: “…the first to rush toward martyrdom!”

    Martyr Fatemeh: A Symbol of National Unity

    “My sister was just an ordinary employee—unarmed, without rank. Yet this oppressed woman exposed the great lie of the enemy!”

    Fars News Agency

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    The Silence of Nobel Peace Prize Winners

    by خانم هاشمی

    The silence of anti-revolutionary figures, particularly women who have remained mute in the face of the massacre of Iranian women and children, has sparked various protests, even within the anti-revolutionary camp.

    Tragic Events Following Attacks by the Zionist Regime

    Recent attacks by the Zionist regime on our homeland have resulted in heartbreaking incidents, including the martyrdom of several compatriots. Notably, a building was targeted, leading to the tragic death of 10 children. In other acts of sabotage and terrorism, more women and children lost their lives. However, during this period, there has been no voice from “Shirin Ebadi” and “Narges Mohammadi,” both Nobel Peace Prize laureates. Although the political nature of these awards was evident from the beginning, what has further discredited these two anti-revolutionary figures is their complete lack of compassion for their fellow countrymen. They seem to act according to the political guidelines that earned them these awards rather than adhering to a humanitarian approach or opposing a regime notorious for child murder.

    Criticism from Within the Anti-Revolutionary Camp

    This behavior has also faced significant criticism from parts of the anti-revolutionary camp. The anti-revolutionary channel “Zamaneh” pointed out the actions of these so-called Nobel puppets, stating: “It has been almost three days since Israel’s aggression against Iran, yet to our utmost surprise, Narges Mohammadi, the latest Nobel laureate, remains silent! Previously, she has also shown a passive stance towards the violence and war crimes occurring worldwide!”

    This anti-revolutionary media outlet emphasized: “A serious question arises: What does defending peace mean to her? Does she view human rights activism as an action based on affirmative positions and human values that oppose all forms of violence and war, or is it conditional upon a political perspective in dealing with the Islamic Republic of Iran and involving political considerations?” Additionally, a former BBC Persian journalist sharply criticized Narges Mohammadi, stating: “The reason for Narges Mohammadi and Shirin Ebadi’s silence is that they do not want to offend Israel and its supporters.”

    The Silence of Nobel Peace Prize

    Social Media Users Voice Their Concerns

    One social media user highlighted the mechanical and self-serving nature of the Nobel Peace Prize in alignment with Western interests and the Zionist regime, writing: “Narges Mohammadi is a Nobel Peace Prize winner. She received this award to defend global peace. She is out of prison and has access to Twitter. In these two days, she condemned the detention of an activist but has not uttered a word against Israel’s military aggression or the deaths and injuries of thousands of Iranians, including several children.” Masi Alinejad, known among opposition figures as a political opportunist, also remained silent amid the killings of Iranians—children, women, elderly, and youth alike. She was nominated by anti-revolutionaries for the Nobel Peace Prize but faced public outrage for her silence on this matter.

    The Silence of Nobel Peace Prize

    The Unmasking of Anti-Revolutionary Figures

    The one-dimensional and anti-Iranian nature of anti-revolutionary figures has become increasingly clear. However, following the attacks by the Zionist regime, many discredited anti-revolutionaries—who previously claimed to support Iranian nationalism, patriotism, peace, and the rights of women and children—are now facing severe backlash for their anti-Iranian behavior and silence in the face of this regime’s atrocities.

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    West Asia

    American Actress Raises Voice Against Israeli Atrocities

    by خانم هاشمی

    Jenna Ortega, the American actress known for the hit series “Wednesday,” has spoken out against the Israeli regime’s aggressive attacks on Iran, emphasizing the urgent need for global attention to “humanitarian catastrophes.”

    A Plea for Humanity Amidst Conflict

    In a message posted on Instagram, Ortega wrote, “Innocent citizens of Iran are caught in the middle of a war.” She added that “from every corner of the world, cries of injustice are rising,” and warned against allowing the international community’s focus to be diverted from such critical issues. The rising star stressed, “How can we care about anything else when human freedom across the seas is being trampled with such violence?”

    Escalation of Violence and International Reaction

    The Israeli regime launched extensive airstrikes on various areas in Tehran on Friday morning. This aggression led to the martyrdom of several commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and a large number of civilians, including women and children, triggering a wave of international reactions.

    Standing with Palestine and Calling for Awareness

    Ortega, who has previously made headlines for her support of Palestinians, continued in her message, stating, “The voices of Palestinians are still being buried in the media. People in Los Angeles have been uprooted from their normal lives.” She warned that to say “what is happening in the world does not concern us is an abuse of the privilege we enjoy.” She then emphasized that people should be as informed as possible about world events and show solidarity through shared pain. “Listen to each other and love; but also be angry. Be as informed as you can.”

    A Voice for a New Generation

    Ortega, who gained fame for her roles in the “Scream” horror film series and was nominated for a Golden Globe for her portrayal of Wednesday Addams in Netflix’s “Wednesday,” had previously withdrawn from the “Scream” franchise in protest of the dismissal of her co-star Melissa Barrera due to Barrera’s support for Palestine.

    The 23-year-old actress, who has become a popular figure in the horror and teen drama genres in recent years, is now recognized not only for her artistic endeavors but also as one of the conscious and influential voices of the younger generation—a generation that refuses to be silent and demands to be heard in the face of global injustice.

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