Rayan Amiri, an Iranian opposition leader, fled to Turkey after filming violent crackdowns on anti-regime protests and now advocates replacing Islamist rule with secular nationalism.

The idea that Iran's beleaguered people will suddenly, somehow, with no weapons whatsoever, magically rise up and take back their country from a regime armed to the teeth and with a rich record of mass murder is beyond delusional.

Universities produce skilled labor and future administrators, but they also concentrate young people with time, grievances, and the capacity to organize.

Having survived wars, sanctions, and internal unrest for nearly half a century, it calculates that patience can defeat even the most determined external pressure.

Tehran has carefully weighed the risk of a U.S. military strike against Trump’s demands and concluded that it cannot afford to give up its missile arsenal or its capacity for regional disruption.

Two ideologies converge in him: resentment toward Western power and the medieval antisemitism embedded in political Islam.

As Iran’s internet blackout drags on, reports are slowly emerging of widespread violence and mass killings across the country—prompting messages of support from Iranian Jews living in Israel.

Iranian-born William Mehrvaz explains how Iran’s regime is violently crushing nationwide protests through mass killings, arrests, and total communication blackouts.

Rita Jahan-Farouz, the iconic Jewish Persian-Israeli artist, delivered a message to the Iranian people voicing her solidarity as nationwide protests continue to shake the regime.

As the U.S. quietly pulls back from bases and Israel ramps up readiness, signs point to a looming U.S. decision on Iran—while leaving the world guessing if, when, or how a strike might hit.

The same audience that turned out in the tens of thousands to protest the war in the Gaza Strip or to broadcast their identification with Palestinians has zero interest in the Iranian struggle.

Throughout its history, the mullahs have always relied on their allies, both witting and unwitting, in the West, to bail them out.

For nearly two weeks, the Western media either buried the story or, worse, reframed it using the regime’s own talking points.

If large numbers of protesters are killed and the rest retreat to their homes, the Islamic Republic will survive once again and turn to revenge—both against its people and against its regional adversaries.

Faced with the fire now spreading through most Iranian cities, the world appears gripped by a kind of collective hypnosis.

After eight consecutive days of nationwide protests in Iran, President Trump vowed to protect demonstrators from the oppressive regime, marking a significant step in supporting innocent citizens as they seek to reclaim their country.

For three straight days, Iran has seen protests across multiple cities, with citizens increasingly upset over rising inflation, deteriorating living conditions, and the regime’s systemic oppression.

As of now, Hamas officials have not issued a formal response to the protests.

At a bustling intersection, Nir sits blindfolded and bound, using only his body to send a message of solidarity with the abductees.

According to social-media accounts and local reporting, the university and city police were absent from the increasingly violent scene at UCLA.

Reservist soldiers and families of hostages held in Gaza embark on a five-day march titled 'Victory March: Keep Going Until IDF Victory.'

‘This is New York, Not Palestine, Not Gaza!’ Angry New Yorkers Confront Anti-Israel Protesters Across City

Holiday travel disrupted as pro-Palestinian protests block airport roads, leading to 62 arrests and chaos in New York and Los Angeles.

Massive protests in Berlin and Brussels condemn rising antisemitism post-Hamas pogroms, with leaders emphasizing the urgent need to stand against bigotry.

'Somebody needs to get the message out that we American Jews support Israel and its democratically elected government.'

“Many components of the country’s resilience are trending negatively, and the harm to national resilience could result in harm to national security."

A poignant moment between anti and pro-reform protesters reminds us that beyond our differences, the Jewish people remain one family.

"There is no example in the world of a sweeping reasonableness standard which completely replaces the discretion of the elected echelon," says Minister Yariv Levin.

'I call on all the demonstrators, on the right and the left, to behave responsibly and not to act violently. We are brothers,' the prime minister said.

The mural features four women who were killed by Iran, including Mahsa Amini whose death in September 2022 sparked nation-wide anti-government protests.

Sarsour and Omar continue to glorify their wearing of the hijab as a protest against white racism and alleged 'Islamophobia.'