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[Romina @allefuerallee]

Maryam Mohammadzaheri was 27 when she was shot twice and killed by Islamic Republic forces in Tehran on January 9.

Her sister wrote:

“You were everything I had. Now I have nothing left. I don’t want to have anything anymore.”

Don’t forget her.

#IranMassacre‌2026

[Persian Phoenix🇮🇷🇮🇱✡ @vmulci]

Never forget, she was only
19 years old
On January 9
the Islamic Republic regime’s forces shot her💔
Diana Bahador

[Fott @FOTTyranny]

@ailanyus So long

[Romina @allefuerallee]

Yalda Mohammadkhani was only 16, a vibrant girl full of energy who dreamed of becoming an animator.

She was shot nine times by Islamic regime forces on January 8 and died in her mother’s arms.

Don’t forget Yalda.

#IranMassacre2026

[נועה מגיד | Noa magid @NoaMagid]

Rotem Levi was only 22 when she was brutally murdered by Hamas while fleeing the music festival on October 7.

Don’t forget her.

[Israel Heart 🇮🇱 @heart_ISR]

This is for a beautiful person, Bar Tomer a German-Israeli. 💔

She was brutally killed by Hamas on October 7th after attending the Nova Music Festival.

She remained unidentified for seven days following the massacre.

The last message she sent to her family was:

“We are in the south. We have been under fire for two hours. I love you all very much. I’ll keep you updated. The IDF is here, but we are trapped.”

May her memory live on forever. 🕯️

[Fott @FOTTyranny]

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[Romina @allefuerallee]

Maliheh “Mahsa” Firouzeh, 32, was shot with pellets, arrested, and tortured by the Islamic Republic.

Her body was returned to her family bearing signs of burns and other injuries, and they were told to report her death as suicide.

Don’t forget Mahsa.
Don’t let her story be erased.

#IranMassacre2026

[azar jahangiri @JahangiriAzar]

🚨 She is facing execution for saving wounded protesters.

Mahboobe Shabani reportedly used her motorcycle during the January 8 protests to transport wounded protesters to hospitals so they could receive medical care.

Now she has been sentenced to death — and she has been on hunger strike for five days, protesting her situation and the conditions she is facing.

She helped save lives. Her reward must not be a death sentence.

Mahboobe Shabani’s life is in immediate danger. The world must speak up before it is too late.

@weimers @HillelNeuer @MarkusWiechel @EUCouncilPress @UN_HRC @UNWatch @VivTeitelbaum @MatthiasInbar @ChrisCBNNews @i24NEWS_FR

#IslamicRepublicHangs

[Mazelit Airaksinen 🎗🇺🇸 🇮🇱 @Mazelit_]

My name is Sarah Milgrim, and I was murdered by a pro-Palestine terrorist last year outside of the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC, USA.

My killer's mugshot has never been released.

Prosecutors are trying to enact the death penalty on him, while Elias Rodriguez, my killer, has pleaded not guilty.

When he entered the museum after shooting me and my boyfriend to death, Elias wore a keffiyeh and shouted, "I did it for Palestine. I did it for Gaza," and "shame on Zio-nazi terror" at the people inside before being arrested.

He now faces life in prison.

I was the first American Jewish woman killed in a terror attack inspired by Israeli Derangement Syndrome after October 7th.

My killer must face justice.

Please don't forget me.

[Israel Heart 🇮🇱 @heart_ISR]

On October 7, Eden Nimri (22) bravely confronted Hamas single-handedly. At the time, she was wearing pajamas and stood at the entrance of a bomb shelter, protecting the people inside. She saved 17 girls.

According to a Ynet report, all 17 girls survived safely.

Survivors recounted that when Eden ran out of ammunition, she fought the terrorists unarmed, using only her bare hands.

She sacrificed her life while defending Israel and her friends. Eden was only 22 years old. Her bravery will never be forgotten. Her memory will always remain with us 🎗️

[Fott @FOTTyranny]

@Zestify66 It's a wrist watch pin to attach the leather strap to the watch

[Masih Alinejad @AlinejadMasih]

URGENT: Sepehr Amirzadeh, a young medical student in Iran, has reportedly been sentenced to death after treating wounded protesters.

I am calling on every doctor in Iran and around the world: please help save your fellow future doctor.

His name is Sepehr Amirzadeh. He is a medical student. He reportedly faces execution in Iran.

His “crime”? He treated wounded protesters during January uprising. He tried to save lives.

When people were bleeding, Sepehr did not ask about their politics. He did what medicine demands: he helped the wounded.

For that act of humanity, security forces raided his home, arrested him and now he may be sent to the gallows.

Doctors of the world, please do not let him face the executioner alone. Be his voice. Save Sepehr.
#SepehrAmirzadeh
#StopExecutionsInIran

[נועה מגיד | Noa magid @NoaMagid]

Amit Man was 22 years old - a talented singer, an outstanding paramedic, and a young woman who dreamed of becoming a doctor. On the morning of October 7, as terrorists stormed Kibbutz Be'eri, Amit took her medical kit and ran under fire to the clinic to treat the wounded. For more than seven hours, she stayed there caring for them as the gunfire and explosions drew closer.

When the ammunition ran out, people in the clinic suggested that Amit try going outside with her hands raised, hoping the terrorists would see that she was a paramedic and a woman and spare her. Amit stepped outside. They immediately shot her in the leg. She managed to get back inside, crying, “They shot me, they shot me. Please, I don’t want to die,” and put a tourniquet on herself.

Then the terrorists began throwing grenades into the clinic and stormed inside. They went through the clinic, shooting everyone to make sure they were dead. Amit was still on the phone with her sister when she said, “They shot me. They murdered everyone. I’m not going to survive this. They’re on me.” Moments later, they shot her in the head.

The terrorists never reached Amit’s apartment that day. Had she stayed there, she might have survived. But Amit did what she believed in, with extraordinary devotion, and it cost her her life.

This is a story about courage. About a young woman who brought light to so many people around her, and who believed, until her final moments, in the sacredness of life.

- These are the last selfies Amit sent to her family from the clinic.

[Rabbi Poupko @RabbiPoupko]

PLEASE HELP MAKE THIS YOUNG MAN FAMOUS

Yotam Budnik is a 12th-grade student from Rehovot 🇮🇱 just won a gold medal at the International Olympiad in Informatics in Uzbekistan but was not allowed to compete under the Israeli flag.

When Yotam was awarded his medal 🏅 stepped onto the podium, pulled an Israeli flag out of his pocket and wore it in defiance of the Anti-Semitic discrimination.

While the medal 🏅 was revoked from him for his courage, he has no regrets

"The law that prevents me from waving the flag is based only on politics, and I thought there was no place for that in a scientific competition", he said.

The organizers demanded that he return his medal.

Yotam said no.

Organizers took away his certificate and removed his ranking from the website.

Please help make sure the world knows the name Yotam Budnik and that he is not only a world class computer science genius, but also a man of courage and pride of the Jewish people 💙

[Christina Hoff Sommers @CHSommers]

Horrifying.

[Fott @FOTTyranny]

https://t.co/5LCiFTQaqH

[Fott @FOTTyranny]

@Haqiqatjou @Ayaan Daniel, way to go, you refuted her argument so intelligently. I am now convinced that Ayaan's information is false.

[Fott @FOTTyranny]

@dkealey @adamlevick @davidfrum David, I am unclear on your post. Who are the people who did nothing wrong?

[Fott @FOTTyranny]

https://t.co/W4BHf4977I