@SinaMihandoost انقلاب واقعی رو مردی به راه انداخته که ۴۵ سال شجاعانه و صادقانه بر روی اصولی که روز اول به اون سوگند خوردند وفادار و پایدار مانده.
شاهنشاه رضا شاه دوم پهلوی برای ما ایرانیان الگوی شجاعت ، صداقت، صبر و ایستادگی بر اصول اخلاقی هستند.
#جاویدشاه#KingRezaPahlavi
Growing up in a Jewish household, I often found the relentless emphasis on documentation exhausting. Every life event births, brit milah, bar and bat mitzvahs, weddings, aliyot laTorah was recorded with meticulous care. Synagogue records, family trees, pinkasim (community ledgers), and endless discussions in the Talmud preserved not only laws but debates, minority opinions, and even rejected arguments. As a child, it felt redundant, almost obsessive. Why bother writing down every detail when life seemed secure and straightforward?
With time, I came to see this habit not as neurosis, but as the most sophisticated survival strategy a small, scattered people could devise in an infinite game where the rules are written by the powerful and the stakes are existence itself.
False narratives have always been the sharpest weapons aimed at Jewish survival. Accusations of deicide, blood libels, well-poisoning, dual loyalty, and modern distortions of history all share one trait: they rely on the absence of counter-evidence. When a people is exiled, dispersed, and repeatedly stripped of power, the easiest way to erase them is to erase their story. The sword of the accuser is the claim that “it never happened,” “they weren’t really there,” or “they don’t truly belong.” Jews don't have a PR problem, we never even had a say by pure numbers multiplied by endless bot farms theses days.
Jewish culture made an antidote: document everything. Record the chain of tradition, the presence in the land, the continuity of practice, the names and dates of ordinary lives lived in ordinary towns across centuries. The Talmud does not merely declare a law; it preserves the voices of those who disagreed, ensuring that no future generation can claim the tradition was fabricated or unanimous. Community records list every birth and circumcision, every marriage and burial, creating an unbreakable thread of lived experience. These are not mere administrative notes; they are acts of defiance against erasure.
Nothing our haters says can scratch that documented chain. No revisionist historian can convincingly argue that Jews appeared in Europe out of nowhere when pinkasim from the Middle Ages list families by name. No propagandist can deny an ancient connection to the Land of Israel when archaeological finds, Roman records, and uninterrupted liturgical longing corroborate the biblical and post-biblical presence. The words of hatred become hot air against the weight of parchment, stone, and memory.
Yet this obsessive documentation produced an unexpected and profound byproduct: it elevated truth itself to the highest pedestal. When a community spends millennia treating accuracy, evidence, and intellectual honesty as sacred obligations, truth ceases to be an abstract virtue and becomes the compass for navigation through the darkest nights. In exile, under persecution, during pogroms and expulsions, the commitment to truthful record-keeping preserved not only identity but sanity. In times of prosperity, it prevented complacency and self-deception.
This reverence for truth born of necessity became a moral force greater than survival alone.
It shaped a culture that argues fiercely yet fairly, that values the dissenting voice, that demands sources and evidence. In the brightest days, it drives excellence in scholarship, science, law, and ethics. In the darkest, it offers orientation when all other landmarks have been destroyed and the world gone mad.
What began as a defensive strategy against erasure transformed into an offensive commitment to clarity in a world vulnerable to falsehood.
We outlived empires and ideologies not because we were stronger in arms, but because we refused to let lies stand unchallenged and made truth itself the object most regarded and appreciated above all else, there is no option to lie to ourselves.
Our enemies have to deal with the truth and they can't change that because our documents predates their existence.
Am Israel Chai MF's.
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VANCE: THE U.S. HAS EARNED THE TRUST OF THE REGION
VP JD Vance blasted what he called an Israeli “freakout” over the US-Iran MOU, arguing critics are driven by “mistrust” and “misinformation.”
Vance: “You’re a country of nine million people. You can’t just kill your way out of solving every single national security problem that you have.”
He also said there is a “weird panic” in Israel over the deal and claimed the US has “earned the trust” of the region.
NYT
شاهزاده رضا پهلوی درباره دیدارش با پریتی پتل، وزیر خارجه دولت سایه بریتانیا، گفت در این دیدار بر ناکارآمدی چهار دهه سیاست مماشات با جمهوری اسلامی تاکید کرده است.
او افزود که به باورش، این سیاست نه به تغییر رفتار جمهوری اسلامی منجر شده و نه امنیت منطقه و جهان را افزایش داده است.
شاهزاده رضا پهلوی همچنین گفت در این دیدار تاکید کرده است که مردم ایران باید در مرکز هرگونه سیاستگذاری درباره جمهوری اسلامی قرار گیرند.
او جمهوری اسلامی را تهدیدی علیه مردم ایران و امنیت کشورهای دموکراتیک، از جمله بریتانیا، دانست و افزود حمایت از ملت ایران و ایستادگی در برابر شبکههای سرکوب و تروریسم جمهوری اسلامی، موثرترین راه برای دستیابی به ثبات، امنیت و صلح پایدار است.
https://t.co/LkfKjGhSLp
In his interview with @AndrewMarr9 on @LBC, Prince @PahlaviReza stressed that the Iranian people will not abandon their fight for freedom.
Highlighting the courage and sacrifices of Iranians, he said that the regime will ultimately become a victim of its own nature and that no amount of appeasement, concessions, or sanctions relief can reform it.
I think this version is more comprehensive:
“The more I think U.S. negotiators either knew a final deal was impossible,” or they are planning a full capitulation and think they can get Congress, UNSC, and Europe to with them (I think it us actually likely to happen) or they were just desperate for a deal before midterm, gave Tehran whatever Tehran wanted without thinking about its consequences and how it can be implemented.
Putting aside the oil waiver/license and no-new sanctions concerns, the more I try to understand what it would take to actually implement Para. 6 ($300B reconstruction fund) and Para. 7 (terminate all sanctions), the more I think U.S. negotiators either knew a final deal was impossible.
This MOU is kicking the can.
Here's what "full implementation" would actually require beyond nuclear concessions:
Para. 6 — $300B fund:
Presidential waiver of IFCA §1245 mandatory sanctions on Iran's construction sector (180-day renewable, Congressional notification required, every cycle)
IRGC FTO delisting, or investors face criminal material support exposurem no general license fixes that
ISA national interest waiver for energy/petroleum investment
Result: no institutional investor commits billions on rolling 6-month waiver cycles.
Para. 7 — Terminate ALL sanctions:
CISADA §104: no presidential waiver authority — mandatory sanctions, requires Congressional repeal
NDAA §1245: 120-day renewable waiver, mandatory Congressional reporting each cycle
§311 PATRIOT Act designation of Iranian financial sector as money laundering concern: separate FinCEN rulemaking, not solved by OFAC
Terrorism + human rights + Russia-overlap designations: each requires independent legal action
All sanctions isn't a switch but a multi-year legislative and regulatory project, and Congress has a vote. How would you get EU to drop Iran's sections under Russia files.
به عنوان کسی که از یکسال قبل منتظر خیانت کثیف ترامپ به مردم ایران بودم الان بیشتر از قبل مطمئن شدم که با این خیانت ما مردم ایران این بار طوری رژیم کثیف ج.ا رو سرنگون خواهیم کرد که هیچ کس حتی ترامپ و معاون اول حرومزاده اش قادر به حفظ اون نباشن.
این خط و این نشان حرومزاده های بی اصل و نسبِ دزد پدرِ یانکی.
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@WhiteHouse and Iranians are being executed by an emboldened Islamic regime. Aren’t you proud?
I guess gas prices are more important than human lives to you.
There are legitimate, serious disagreements about the MOU. Trashing its critics only hardens divisions to the detriment of American interests.
Going forward, those who care about US national security (regardless of what they think of the MOU) should focus on:
1. Denying the regime all pathways to a nuke;
2. Preventing it from rebuilding its terror network;
3. Stopping it from getting long-range ballistic missiles;
4. Denying it control of the Strait; and
5. Rebuilding the trust we lost with our allies in the region and around the world. Some may be applauding publicly now, but in private they are hedging their bets on America. We can’t fight every battle alone. Friends make us stronger. Yes, it’s a two-way street, but treating them like shit undermines our own interests and gives away our competitive advantage.
To the Iranian people:
The US and the free world let you down. You spilled your blood for freedom and, while the journey will take a little longer, you will be free in the end. And America will be there with you. As Churchill said, “You can always count on the Americans to do the right thing, after they have exhausted all the other possibilities.”
هفت دانشجوی دانشگاه «آریامهر»(شریف) اخراج شدند
- فریبرز کهنزاد، پرنیان خدابخشی، سپنتا سعیدی، حسین شادمان، فاطمه خاکپور، مسیحا باقری و آریانا کوچکی، دانشجویان دانشگاه صنعتی «آریامهر» (شریف) در ارتباط با انتشار مطالبی در فضای مجازی و پروندههای مرتبط با اعتراضات سراسری دیماه ۱۴۰۴، با حکم بدوی کمیته انضباطی این دانشگاه اخراج شدند.
- رضا دالمن، دانشجوی کارشناسی ارشد دانشگاه صنعتی «آریامهر»(شریف) نیز که عروسک موش به عنوان نمادی از «موشعلی»[علی خامنهای] را در دانشگاه نصب کرده بود پیشتر با حکم اخراج روبرو، و این حکم در شورای استیناف انضباطی نیز تأیید و قطعی شده است.
- موج فشارهای انضباطی و قضایی بر دانشجویانی که در اعتراضات دی۴۰۴ شرکت داشتند پس از اعلام آتشبس جنگ میان جمهوری اسلامی و آمریکا و از اواخر فروردینماه شتاب یافته است.
https://t.co/I0OCwbPjOW