Iranian Jews March in Isfahan to Show Loyalty to Regime
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
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Originalמצעד תחת עין המשטר: יהודי איספהאן מפגינים נאמנות למשטר האיראניPlus
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- Iranian Jews marched in Isfahan to show loyalty to the regime.
- The march was called 'Jan Fada,' meaning 'Life for the Leader.'
- Participants carried a Hebrew banner condemning Israel.
- The banner also called for international intervention.
- The event included waving Iranian flags and media interviews.
Dozens of members of the Jewish community in Isfahan, Iran, participated on Tuesday in a "Jan Fada" (Life for the Leader) march, an event intended to demonstrate loyalty to the country and willingness to sacrifice for the Iranian homeland. Images circulated from the event show community members marching with a large banner displaying Hebrew text that condemned "the crimes of the Zionist regime" and called for international intervention. They also waved Iranian flags and gave interviews to local media covering the procession. The march took place under the observation of the regime, according to the report.
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