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Iranian Jews March in Isfahan to Show Loyalty to Regime
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By חני לוין
What happened
Members of the Jewish community in Isfahan, Iran, participated in a "Jan Fada" march to express loyalty to the Iranian regime. Participants carried a banner in Hebrew condemning "the Zionist regime" and calling for international intervention.
- 01Iranian Jews marched in Isfahan to show loyalty to the regime.
- 02The march was called 'Jan Fada,' meaning 'Life for the Leader.'
- 03Participants carried a Hebrew banner condemning Israel.
- 04The banner also called for international intervention.
- 05The event included waving Iranian flags and media interviews.
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The coverage
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