One fate, two paths. This is the moment of truth. While in Iran a people risks their lives to break the chains of a nuclear tyranny, the Gaza Strip sinks into relative insignificance.
Iranians overthrow their regime, Palestinians prop it up
One fate, two paths. This is the moment of truth. While in Iran a people risks their lives to break the chains of a nuclear tyranny, the Gaza Strip sinks into relative insignificance.
Maduro regime held 72-year-old Yaakov Harari for nearly 500 days on trumped-up charges of espionage.
“I live my life as a grateful person because of you,” Takudzwa Chitima tells Dr. Lior Sasson 14 years after undergoing complex pediatric heart surgery.
While images of brutal repression from Iran are circulating around the world and many are speaking of a possible turning point, Iran expert Eliyahu Yossian warns against dangerous illusions.
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One fate, two paths. This is the moment of truth. While in Iran a people risks their lives to break the chains of a nuclear tyranny, the Gaza Strip sinks into relative insignificance.
As Iran’s repressive regime weakens and its people bleed in the streets, the United States signals that this time, indifference is not an option.
While images of brutal repression from Iran are circulating around the world and many are speaking of a possible turning point, Iran expert Eliyahu Yossian warns against dangerous illusions.
When the blood of innocent Iranians is spilled on the streets of Tehran and the Western capitals fall into deafening silence, the mask of “mercy” has fallen.
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