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October 7th, A Day When Humanity Burned in the Fire of Hatred

The second anniversary of October 7th is a reminder of a day when humanity burned in the fire of hatred…

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“Faith in Chains, Justice in Silence,” New Wave of Bahai Persecution in Iran

A new wave of persecution against Bahais in Iran has once again targeted justice, freedom of faith, and human dignity.…

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Amir Hossein Mousavi Behind Closed Doors of Justice in Iran

Amir Hossein Mousavi’s forced confession is a sign of the continuation of governmental case-building behind the closed doors of justice.…

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Political Activists and Christian Citizens in Turkey Face Threat of Deportation to Iran

As the Turkish government has expanded its security cooperation with Tehran, the process of detention and deportation of Iranian refugees,…

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Tremors in Tehran’s Power Structures, with Military Rifts and Collapse of the Islamic Republic’s Foreign Arm

Rising waves of insubordination in the military, thousands joining the “national cooperation” campaign, and weakening of the Islamic Republic’s foreign…

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Georgia Closes Doors to Refugees in Shadow of Relations with Tehran

While human rights organizations warn of continued persecution of Iranian Christians, Georgia, prioritizing political and economic relations, has severely restricted…

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Fresh Threat from Tehran’s Acting Friday Imam: ‘We Will Plow Tel Aviv and Haifa’

Tehran’s acting Friday imam, responding to Western pressures regarding Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, stated: “We will plow Tel Aviv…

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First Woman Appointed as Archbishop of Canterbury, Making Historic Choice

With the selection of the first woman as Archbishop of Canterbury, one of England’s most traditional religious institutions entered a…

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