Whenever I visit a foreign country, one of my primary interests is always its people—their culture, their spirit, and their daily lives.
Fourteen years ago, when I arrived in Iran, my amazement knew no bounds. Since then, I have traveled to numerous countries, yet nowhere else have I witnessed such a scale of mass education, such warmth, and such genuine hospitality.
The Iranian people have remained in my memory forever, which is why my heart still aches for their fate.
Truly, perhaps no one loathes radical Islamism and the repressive rule of the Islamic Republic as much as the majority of the Iranian people themselves.
Today, Iran is a country occupied by Khamenei and his extremist group, while the world is often fed distorted and false information about its citizens.
It is baffling that those who present themselves as guardians of human rights almost never speak out in support of the Iranian people. Their 'indignation' rarely concerns actual freedom, dignity, or universal values.
When women in Iran are physically assaulted, imprisoned, and killed by the Islamist regime, we do not see large-scale marches in the Western world to support them.
Now that the Iranian people have entered an active phase of their struggle for liberty, the time has come for the civilized world to stand by a brave nation that is fighting tirelessly to reclaim its dignity. ✌🏻