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Tag Archives: Ayatollah Khomeini
“Neda was among the millions of Iranians of all walks of life who had taken to the streets of Iran to protest the regime representative’s false claims of victory”
GATESTONE Iranian Women Defy the Mullahs; Western Feminists Nowhere in Sight by Giulio Meotti January 19, 2020 In October 1979, in a rare interview with Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the late Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci charged that the veil was symbolic … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayatollah Khomeini, Iran, Neda Soltan
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“Iran’s Islamist regime, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary today, scores highest in the world when it comes to executing people per capita”
GATESTONE The 40th Anniversary of the Islamic Republic of Iran by Majid Rafizadeh February 10, 2019 …It therefore came as a shock to those who had put their faith in Khomeini’s radical party, that soon after its rise to power, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayatollah Khomeini, Habib Elghanian, Iran
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How Iran Kept its Jews
TABLET MAG by Roya Hakakian December 30, 2014 It was with a murder that the most critical moment in the modern history of Iranian Jewry took shape. And in what followed, Tehran’s policy toward the local Jewish community, still precariously … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayatollah Khomeini, Habib Elghanian, Iran, Persia, Qom, Tehran
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