Claudia

🏳️‍🌈 | Here to support Iranians and the #IranRevolution2026 #MahsaAmini

[GéoPersia @GeoPersiaMedia]

In 1945, other criminals also tried to destroy the evidence of their mass crimes…

This has all the signs of the end of their rule.

[Hamidreza @justchangingun]

یه نفر یه جای دنیا جلوی مادرش چهارتا تیر خورد، مادرش کتک خورد و بازداشت شد، به خودش حکم اعدام دادن، به مادرش پنج سال زندان، پسرعموش رو جلوی خودش اعدام کردن، خودش تا پای اعدام رفت و دچار حمله قلبی شد، در همون زندان عقد کرد و کمتر از ۱۰ ساعت بعد اعدام شد.
این قصه‌ها مگه برای فیلم‌های ترسناک نبود؟ پس چرا ما داریم زندگی‌شون می‌کنیم؟

[David J Harris Jr @DavidJHarrisJr]

🚨BREAKING: A British court jailed an ex-boxer for saying, on video, that young white girls are being raped by grooming gangs.

Derek Heggie, 41, from Carlisle, was sentenced to 10 months and two weeks for two YouTube videos posted in August 2024, during the unrest after Southport. One video had nearly 500,000 views.

The BBC reports the court heard that, in videos referring to Muslims, Heggie said “young white girls are being raped by these grooming gangs.” The judge called the comments ill-informed and potentially dangerous, and said he wanted them heard by many.

He pleaded guilty to sending a grossly offensive communication. Britain has spent years documenting grooming-gang cases. He still went to jail for saying it out loud.

[Iran International English @IranIntl_En]

Iran executed two protesters detained during the January 2026 protests, Alireza Sepahi and Alireza Raisi, on Monday morning, the judiciary’s media center said.

The Islamic Republic had previously executed Abolfazl Sepahi and Amirhossein Safari, two other protesters, in the case known as the “Alikhani Square” case in Isfahan.

Mahshad Kashani, Alireza Sepahi’s wife, was sentenced to five years in prison in the same case. Lawyer Amirsalar Davoudi had officiated the couple’s marriage ceremony.

Iran’s Supreme Court upheld death sentences for 12 defendants in the Alikhani Square case in July.
https://t.co/5y8XgDiz5A

[Mossad Commentary @MOSSADil]

🚨 HAMAS NUKHBA TERRORIST HID BEHIND ‘HUMANITARIAN AID’ ROLE

The IDF says it eliminated Saqr Nabil Musa Qaisi in Khan Younis — a Hamas Nukhba terrorist who invaded Israel on October 7 and simultaneously served as director of Turkish “humanitarian” organization Deniz Feneri.

According to the IDF, Qaisi “worked to regularly employ numerous terrorists and provide financial support to Hamas terrorists.”

The military accused the organization of using humanitarian activity as cover for Hamas fundraising, calling it the “cynical exploitation of the humanitarian sphere to support terror activity.”

Qaisi was recently advancing attacks against Israeli troops and civilians and rebuilding Hamas capabilities “in systematic violation of the ceasefire,” according to the IDF.

[حبه @Habeh2023]

Erzählt der Welt von ihm
#AlirezaSepahi

[Afshine Emrani MD FACC @afshineemrani]

At 10 days old, his parents tucked him into a safe-room windowsill while their home burned and terrorists tried to tear down the door. His mother took a photo with one thought: “If we don’t survive, at least the world will know we tried.”
​For nine hours, they held the line. They breathed through smoke. They refused to let darkness win.
​Kai survived blood poisoning, an oxygen tank, and the unimaginable.
​Now, he is back.
​Baby who became symbol of Oct. 7 terror returns home to Israeli kibbutz: https://t.co/gq4wW2Zm2v
​They brought fire, but they could not burn out the light. Three years later, life returns where terror struck.
​Never forget. Never again. We shall dance again.

[C3 @C_3C_3]

This French student just wants new textbooks.

[Savakzadeh @Savakzadeh]

@manototv can you release your 8 hour video on 𝕏 as well? It will be easier to share. Thank you.

[Jewish Zionist @SpoiltheG5]

Sick Culture

[Jason Brodsky @JasonMBrodsky]

According to HRANA, the death sentence of Alireza Sepahi, arrested during the January 2026 protests and one of the defendants in the case known as the “Isfahan Alikhani Square” case, was carried out at dawn today in Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan, #Iran.

"According to a source close to the family, surveillance-camera footage and other evidence show that Alireza Sepahi was not present at Alikhani Square when the incident cited in the case occurred and was instead at another location. Nevertheless, Morteza Barati, the judge presiding over the case, sentenced him to death on four counts without effectively examining this evidence."

https://t.co/2DeI3i4Nqz

[Hengaw Organization for Human Rights @Hengaw_English]

Four women executed in September 2026

At least four women were executed in prisons across Iran during September. Two had been sentenced to death on charges of "murder," while the other two were convicted of "drug-related offenses."

The identities of the executed women are as follows:

1 - Fatemeh Jahangard, from Mashhad, was executed at Vakilabad Prison in Mashhad on charges of "murder."

2 - Mahrokh Mirzaei, from Khomeyni Shahr, was executed at Central Isfahan Prison (Dastgerd) on charges of "murder."

3 - Rezvan Asgharzadeh, from Isfahan, was executed at Central Isfahan Prison on charges of "drug-related offenses."

4 - Zeinab Rajabi, from Isfahan, was executed at Central Isfahan Prison on charges of "drug-related offenses."

[Hengaw Organization for Human Rights @Hengaw_English]

Iranian authorities have executed Alireza Sepahi and Alireza Raisi, two protesters arrested during the widespread January 2026 protests and defendants in the case known as the “Isfahan Alikhani Square” case.

Reports received by the Hengaw Organization for Human Rights show that Sepahi and Raisi were executed at Isfahan Central Prison on the morning of October 5, 2026. Mizan, the Iranian judiciary’s official news agency, confirmed the executions.

Sepahi, 25, was arrested during the January protests after being wounded by four gunshots. His mother was also sentenced to five years in prison. His cousin, Abolfazl Sepahi, was arrested in the same case, sentenced to death, and publicly executed on July 28, 2026.

https://t.co/1KEHPGhcdV

[Hengaw Organization for Human Rights @Hengaw_English]

Breakdown of arrests by national and ethnic groups

Hengaw documented the detention of at least 70 Kurds in September, accounting for approximately 49% of all verified arrests across Iran. The figures also include 30 Arabs and 21 Persians.

Kurds – 70
Arabs – 30
Persians – 21
Gilaks and Mazanis – 5
Baloch – 3
Lors – 3
Turks – 2
Qashqai – 2
Ethnic identity not verified – 7

[Claudia @InfiniteEmpath]

https://t.co/lmyWrqqqrS

[Iran International English @IranIntl_En]

Hamid Kouhsari was carrying a wounded woman on his back through the streets of Gorgan on January 8 when security forces shot him from behind. He spent the next eight months in hiding with his leg untreated, before leaving Iran.
https://t.co/jhH6Q4sqeV

[Zoe Kyoto🎗️🇮🇷 🇯🇵🇺🇸🇩🇪 @ZoeKyoto]

Vor zwei Monaten sagten europäische und französische Journalisten zu Reza Pahlavi:
„Das iranische Volk ist noch nicht bereit für Demokratie.“

Frankreich, das uns einst Chomeini serviert hat, darf heute selbst erleben, was Islamismus anrichtet. 😂

Bon appétit! 😆

[Mossad Commentary @MOSSADil]

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM THE ISRAEL SETTLER LEADERSHIP TO THE WORLD:
There is no violent migrant uprising in France.
None.
Never.
Please ignore the burning streets, attacks, riots and destruction.
If President Macron can look at Judea and Samaria and declare, “Hamas has never operated there,” then apparently this is how foreign policy works now:

[Dimond Sama @DimondSama]

@PahlaviComms @Jerusalem_Post @AlexWinston89 47 years of bl** oodshed of terr** orist Islamic Republic-IRGC occupation must End
King Reza Pahlavi‌ For Iran #IranEmbassiesToPahlavi #JavidShah‌‌‌‌‌

[BK @BK_Lajevardi]

@PahlaviComms @Jerusalem_Post Javid Shah