I’m new to Twitter. I created this account during the 12-day war involving Iran, just to follow the news. At the time, I wasn’t active — I was simply trying to stay informed. I’m not a politician. I’m not a journalist. And I’m not a professional political activist. I’m just an Iranian. An Iranian who cannot stay indifferent. Who believes that this space — social media — has become part of the battlefield. So I do what I can. I post. I repost. I follow the news. And I amplify the voices of my people. After this revolution succeeds, this page will continue — but in the field where I truly belong: medicine. I will do my best to answer medical questions, especially for my fellow Iranians, and to share the knowledge I’ve worked so hard to gain over the years. And if the day comes when conditions allow me to serve inside Iran — to step into its operating rooms with my own hands — I will return without hesitation. In underserved and hard-hit areas, any care I provide will be free of charge. There’s no need to make grand promises. In the end, actions speak for themselves. But since I’m new here, I wanted you to know who stands behind this account. With hope for freedom. We will take Iran back. #JavidShah

Happy Birthday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu! 🇮🇱💙🤍 @netanyahu As a proud Iranian, I wish you good health, strength, wisdom, and many more years of blessings. May God continue to protect you and guide your steps. More than 2,500 years ago, Cyrus the Great, the King of Persia, helped free the Jewish people from captivity. Today, my heartfelt prayer is that history will come full circle, and that you will help the Iranian people break free from tyranny and reclaim the freedom and dignity they deserve. May 2026 be the year we finally witness a free Iran, and may the ancient friendship between the Persian and Jewish peoples rise again, stronger than ever. God bless you, Prime Minister Netanyahu. God bless Israel, and may God bless and free Iran! 🇮🇷🦁☀️🇮🇱🙏🏼💙 #KingRezaPahlavi #JavidShah

اسلام دینی هست بر پایه ی انتقام، خون ریزی و کینه ورزی. هرکسی غیر این رو باور دارد، نشانه ی آن هست که هیچ از قرآن و احادیث و نهج البلاغه و …. نمی داند یا می داند و انکار می کند. #جاويدشاه‌

Did you know one of the oldest churches in the world, if not the oldest, is in IRAN. The monastery of Saint Thaddeus stands in the mountains of the West Azerbaijan province in northwestern Iran. According to tradition, it was founded in 66 AD by Saint Thaddeus, one of the apostles, or ambassadors of Jesus, who was said to have brought Christianity to the region. The site itself is revered as one of the oldest places of Christian worship in the world. Christianity in Iran is far older than most people realize. The Magi, or the three wise men, who according to scripture followed the star to Bethlehem to visit infant Jesus, are widely regarded to be Persian Zoroastrian priests. And within a few centuries of Jesus’s birth, the Church of the East, based in the Persian Empire, was sending missionaries as far as India and China. And what I love the most is that Christian traditions in Iran are still very much alive today. Not just that, but they’re growing. Every year, Armenian pilgrims from Iran and across the world travel to this remote monastery in Iran as one of the most important Christian pilgrimages in the country. The site was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site in 2008. And Armenians are still the largest Christian community in Iran today. Some descend from families that Shah Abbas of the Safavid dynasty resettled in Iran in the 1600s, others from families who found refuge in Iran after fleeing the Armenian genocide carried out by the Turks in 1915. One notable Iranian Armenian is Andranik Teymourian, who captained the Iranian national football team and played in the Premier League in England. And today something remarkable is happening in Iran, in a country that has been taken hostage by one religion, Islam. The reports and surveys suggest that a growing number of Iranians are quietly converting to Christianity, many through underground churches. We don’t have an exact number, but some researchers describe it as one of the fastest-growing Christian movements in the world. So here we have a Christian monastery, nearly 2,000 years old, and it’s still standing today in a country that the world often sees in only one way. And Iran has always been home to many cultures, languages, people, faiths, and beliefs. Zoroastrians, Jews, Christians are all part of Iran’s history long before the Islamic occupation of 1979, and long before and after the Arab Muslim invasion of the seventh century. Cyrus the Great freed Jews from Babylon and founded the building of the Second Temple of Jerusalem, and Christian Iranian Armenians have worshipped in this monastery and, like Jewish Iranians, have called Iran home for centuries. This diversity is not an accident of history; it is the heritage of one of the world’s oldest civilizations, that of the Persian civilization. #KingRezaPahlavi #JavidShah‌‌‌‌‌

I STAND WITH BIBI! FOREVER AND EVER! 🇮🇱💙🤍 @netanyahu #KingRezaPahlavi‌

Bye-bye, Ms. Christiane Amanpour! 👋😂 Not that we ever said hello in the first place, so there’s really no need for a goodbye. But hey, your departure from CNN and the possibility of a new media outlet where lying isn’t part of the job description? Now THAT would be something worth celebrating! 😏🥂 #JavidShah #KingRezaPahlavi‌

Do you know why these protesters in France are attacking luxury stores like Louis Vuitton and others? You think it’s because they want to steal designer clothes or get their hands on free luxury goods? No. That’s not the point. They’re doing it because they want to destroy the symbols of wealth and success. They hate what those brands represent: private ownership, entrepreneurship, capitalism, and the differences between social classes. Instead of competing, working hard, and building something better, they’d rather tear down what others have built. It’s the exact same mentality we saw during Iran’s 1979 Revolution. And why? Because tearing something down is always easier than building it. Hatred is easier than ambition. Destruction is easier than creation. And for some people, destroying what others have achieved is far more appealing than achieving something themselves. #KingRezaPahlavi‌ #JavidShah

سخن همیشه حق از نتانیاهوی عزیز دل ها شیر مرد یهود 🙏🏼 #جاويدشاه‌ #KingRezaPahlavi‌

کلام حق از Hidden 😁 #جاويدشاه‌ #KingRezaPahlavi‌

تا ابد حق !!!!! #جاويدشاه‌ #KingRezaPahlavi‌