Has Iran suspended the morality police? No one knows, but perhaps curtailed would be a more precise word:
- Confusion over Iran’s Religious Police as Women Drop Hijab (Washington Post)
- What Iran Has Planned for Its Morality Police (NPR)
The games have “pierced the illusion that the Abraham Accords are anything more than agreements between an apartheid state and brutal dictatorships”:
“Recent testimony before the Senate confirms multiple reports that exposed the CRA’s disproportionate auditing of Muslim charities, under the guise of preventing terrorist financing”:
- Tim McSorley: Canada’s Persecution of Muslim Charities Must Stop (National Post)
An official admits that a security officers mistakenly shot at people “who were not even near the police station, killing some men, women, and children who were not even protesting”:
- Leaked Audio: 80 Iran Protesters Face Execution On Trumped-Up Charges (Iran International)
The video shows Israel’s claim that their murder of a civilian was a response to someone in the incident throwing a Molotov cocktail is false …
… while the incoming national security minister praising what human rights groups describe as the “execution” of an unarmed man in “broad daylight:
- Israel: Ben-Gvir Hails ‘Hero’ Soldier Who Shot Youth at Point-blank Range for Job ‘Well Done’ (Middle East Eye)
“[R]eligious leaders are picked without following the legal process and detained incommunicado”:
- Muslim Parliamentary Caucus Demands Release of Sheikhs (African Business)
Israel’s denial of its brutality is not directed only at fictional depictions such as “Farha” but includes factual accounts such as reports of human rights organizations:
Will the Taj Mahal be the next target in the RSS campaign against India’s Muslim heritage?
- Muslim Heritage in India Under Threat (Global Village Square)
Raids “are conducted with no need for a search warrant, whenever and wherever the military chooses in keeping with its sweeping arbitrary powers”:
