“Authorities accuse a range of prominent figures of fomenting protests as it seeks to reassert control” …
- Iran Seizes Properties and Businesses in Crackdown After Unrest (Financial Times)
… adding to the pressure on Iran’s already suffering businesses:
Israeli war crimes continue:
- Live: Israel Launches Strikes as Netanyahu Joins Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ (Aljazeera)
- B’Tselem Says at Least 84 Palestinians Killed in Israeli Torture Camps (Middle East Eye)
- Palestinians in Gaza Confront Reality Behind Ceasefire’s Second Phase (Aljazeera)
“The veteran journalist, who had spent more than a decade in exile, traveled to Iran to see and care for his aging parents.Six months later, he was in solitary confinement in Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison”:
- Concerns Mount over Iranian-American Journalist Reza Valizadeh, Wrongfully Detained in Iran (CBS News)
The Zionist war on free speech — and the resistance — continues:
- Muslim Advocacy Group Gives UNC a D in Free Speech Response, Hoping to Spark Improvement (Daily Tar Heel)
“Concessions and demands for monopolies remain a raw nerve in Iranian society”:
- Why Making Iran ‘Pay’ for Regime Change Would Backfire Fast (Middle East Forum)
“Syria’s government said more than 200 detainees had escaped from one prison and a Kurdish-led militia guarding another camp said its forces had withdrawn under fire”:
- Clash Between U.S. Allies in Syria Threatens ISIS Detention Centers (Washington Post)
“The uprising has left the country reeling from the deaths and destruction — and has exposed deep divisions”:
- Iran’s Protest Movement and Diaspora Politics (New Lines Magazine)
Trump did nothing after 5,000 protesters were killed, but warned “on Tuesday that if Iran attempts to assassinate him, he would make the ‘order to wipe it off the face of this Earth’” …
- If Iran Tries to Kill Me, Country Gets ‘Blown Up,’ US President Donald Trump Declares (Jerusalem Post)
A “crypto analytics company, said it had traced at least $507m … that appear to be controlled by Iran’s central bank … [in] Tether stablecoins, … pegged to the dollar so it can easily be exchanged for hard currency”:
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