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Fact-Check: Uncovering the Truth Behind the Viral Iran Azad University Incident
Recent reports have claimed that a woman was arrested at Tehran’s Islamic Azad University after undressing on campus in protest against the dress code, alleging harassment by university security. However, investigations reveal a different story: the incident was unrelated to any political protest. The university confirmed the woman has a history of mental health challenges, and video evidence shows no signs of aggression or confrontation by security. This incident highlights the dangers of misinformation and the importance of verifying facts before drawing conclusions.
European Legacy of Violence Continues with Support for Israeli Genocide in Palestine
Europe positions itself as a leader in human rights, yet its history of violence and oppression reveals a stark contradiction. Recent comments by political leaders defending actions against Palestinians echo a troubling legacy. The continent’s past, marked by wars and atrocities, challenges its current moral authority, necessitating self-reflection over lecturing others.
4 Deceptions Israel Is Spreading to Justify War Crimes in Palestine, Lebanon and Syria
One year after October 7, 2023, disinformation and war crimes persist in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria, with over 50,000 civilian deaths caused by Israeli strikes. Fabricated reports falsely justified these attacks, violating international humanitarian law. Palestinian resistance is wrongly labeled as terrorism, while Israel’s self-defense narrative misleads. Global complicity allows these atrocities.
Better to Die Standing: The Legacy of Hassan Nasrallah’s Resistance
Lebanon recently lost iconic leader Seyed Hassan Nasrallah, martyred in an Israeli attack. Nasrallah led an 18-year struggle against Israel’s occupation, symbolizing resistance and freedom. Born in 1960, he rose to lead Hezbollah, forcing Israel’s 2000 withdrawal. His vision included justice for Lebanon and Palestine. Nasrallah’s legacy endures.
Mabina Nematzadeh: Iran’s Golden Girl Shines on and Off the Field
Mabina Nematzadeh, a 19-year-old Iranian Taekwondo athlete and scholar, secured a bronze medal at the Paris Olympic Games while balancing rigorous training and higher education. Her achievements inspire a new generation of Iranian girls to pursue their dreams without limitations.
Global Alert: Your Country Next in Israeli State Terrorism’s Sights
The assassination of Palestinian leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran by Israel highlights a persistent pattern of state terrorism and extrajudicial killings dating back to 1972. These actions violate international law and threaten global stability and national sovereignty. The international community must unite to condemn and prevent further violations for global peace.
Pezeshkian’s Win and the Future of Iranian Diplomacy
Masoud Pezeshkian, a reformist and former Minister of Health, won Iran’s presidential election with 16.4 million votes. This election signals potential reforms and a pro-Western foreign policy shift. Pezeshkian, backed by prominent figures, succeeds the late Ibrahim Raisi. His presidency could strengthen Iran’s regional and international relations.