«شما نوری هستید که حتی تاریکترین شبها هم توان خاموش کردنتان را ندارند؛ نوری که از دل امید میتابد، پردهی ظلمت را میدرد و به دلهای خسته نوید طلوع دوباره میدهد. بعضی نورها فقط روشنایی نیستند، خودِ امیدند…
#جاويدشاه#KingRezaPahlaviForIran#KingRezaPahlavi
7/11/2026
#FreeIran! Bayern steht zu den Bemühungen um Freiheit und Frieden des iranischen Volkes. Heute war Reza Pahlavi zu Gast in der Staatskanzlei – er ist Sohn des letzten Schahs von #Iran und Stimme der iranischen Opposition im Exil. Menschenrechte, Demokratie und insbesondere auch die Rechte der Frauen sind nicht verhandelbar. Alle Menschen im Iran sollen frei sein. Dazu muss der jahrzehntelange Terror des aktuellen Regimes endlich aufhören. Die Iraner sollen selbst und ohne Unterdrückung über ihre Zukunft entscheiden dürfen. Bayern zeigt dafür klare Haltung und Solidarität. Großen Respekt an die iranische Exil-Community, die unermüdlich für Freiheit und Demokratie in ihrer Heimat eintritt.
بیتفاوت نباشیم
ساکت نباشیم
در طوفان توییتری شرکت کنید
و به جهان اعلان کنیم
که قطر و کشورهای منطقه دارن خون ریخته شده
مردم ایران رو میشورن
#QatarFundsTerror#ExposeQatarLobby
اسم و نامی که اولین بار اینجا آمده
وشنیده میشود
فرزند ایران و جانفدای جاویدنام #آروین_آبسالان ۲۲ساله دانشجوی پزشکی و اهل شیراز بود.
پرواز ۱۹دی با شلیک به گردن قلب
پدر آروین در روایتی دردناک می گوید:
برای تحویل پیکر آروین ۹۱۰میلیون تومان از ما گرفتند تا تحویل دادند
«امنیت، امنیت، امنیت»
میگم مگه ما @PahlaviComms نداریم؟
مگه ویدیو و عکسهایی که دریافت میکنن رو با حفظ امنیت پخش نمیکنن؟
چه دلیلی داره بریم یجای دیگه؟!
نه تنها برای «وحید آنلاین» بلکه برای هیچ شخص و رسانهی دیگری هیچی نفرستیم. تا راهش هست چرا باید چاهش رو انتخاب کنیم؟
سونیا دهقانی، فرزند جاویدنام سجاد دهقانی، در پیامی ویدئویی از بندرعباس خطاب به شاهزاده رضا پهلوی، میگوید:
«امیدوارم هر چه زودتر به ایران بیایید و یک بار بغلتان کنم. پاینده ایران و تا همیشه جاوید شاه.»
My Personal Impressions of a Leader: Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi
For many years I have brought leaders to Auschwitz. I have stood in that terrible place with hundreds of presidents, ministers and parliamentarians. This week I want to share something more personal.
I spent many hours with Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and Princess Yasmine Pahlavi: at the press conference, side by side at dinner, and during the long walk through Auschwitz and Birkenau. From the first moment it was clear that he had not come for public relations, nor simply to fulfil an obligation. He came to learn and to understand. He asked about the details. He asked good questions. So did Princess Yasmine.
I was deeply impressed by the man: his charisma, his wisdom and his clarity of speech. He is a strategist who thinks far ahead, a leader devoted to his people, and a brave man who takes real personal risks every single day. Above all, I was moved by his determination and by how much he cares. He believes that the great majority of Iranians want peace, brotherhood and reconciliation between peoples. I have met many leaders in my life, but few with such greatness of spirit. Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi is a great leader, with the vision, the moral courage and the dignity of a true statesman. There is a rare nobility of soul in him. He treats every person, whatever their rank, with the same respect. He is a man of great talent: he speaks with clarity and precision, he sees far ahead, and he understands both the history of his nation and the realities of today's world. His determination is unshakable. For decades he has carried the cause of a free Iran, at great personal risk, without ever losing hope or bending his principles. And above all, his heart belongs to his people. Everything he does comes from his deep care for them: for their suffering, their courage and their right to live in freedom and dignity.
And for all his stature, I saw humility and modesty, in him and in his wife. More than once I saw tears in his eyes. He is a man of deep feeling, who cares about every human being.
I hope with all my heart that the Iranian people will soon have such a leader.
@PahlaviReza@PahlaviComms@EJAssociation
Thank you, @MargolinRabbi , for these deeply generous words and, above all, for guiding Yasmine and me through Auschwitz and Birkenau with such care and insight.
Walking through these sites was a profound reminder of our shared duty to remember the victims, confront denial and antisemitism, and ensure that hatred is never allowed to prevail again. I look forward to the day when a free Iran once again stands openly for peace, friendship and human dignity.