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• Why the West Ignores Iran’s Brave Protesters

  

  The streets of Tehran tell a story the Western establishment refuses to hear. Young women burn their hijabs in defiance of a theocratic regime that murdered Mahsa Amini for showing her hair. Students chant “Death to the Dictator” in university courtyards, risking torture and execution. Protesters face live ammunition from security forces, yet Western campuses…

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  January 12, 2026

  Antisemitism and white hatred, History, Islamification, Politics, The west

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