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Hector Flores retweeted
This is Najmeh Amini, 23.
The Islamic regime has sentenced her to death by hanging for an Instagram post.
Her life can still be saved.
Hector Flores retweeted
Iran executed someone every 4.3 hours in the past year, according to the Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA). That’s 2,003 executions in 12 months.
These are young people. Every single one of them is a whole lifetime.
So many of us say that if we had lived through the Holocaust, we would have done something. We would have taken action. This is that same kind of moment.
Hector Flores retweeted
🚨A 23-year-old Iranian student named Najmeh Amini has been sentenced to death for a social media post the regime calls “insulting the prophet.”
She was beaten and arrested during protests, held for months in Vakilabad Prison with no real lawyer, and now faces the gallows, plus 12 more years for daring to speak against the regime.
This is what Islamic theocracy does to young women who refuse to stay silent. Where is the United Nations? Where are the liberal feminists who march for every other cause?
Be her voice before they hang her.
Hector Flores retweeted
CAUGHT RED-HANDED: In my new investigation @FoxNews Digital, I lay bare the invisible (red) hand behind the communist-led protests spreading from France to Belgium. Next: India. I encourage you to read the full story so you can know all of the players: foxnews.com/world/behind-fra…
A Fox News Digital investigation traces how France's student protests over education cuts are being hijacked by a sprawling network of communist activists, labor unions and far-left political parties — all amplified by a transnational propaganda machine funded by Neville Roy Singham, an American-born tech tycoon based in China who supports the Chinese Communist Party.
Fox News Digital's senior editor of investigations @AsraNomani tracked 50 groups in a 'red-green alliance' involved in a transnational network organizing, promoting and amplifying the student protests in France.
– Only 15 groups, or 1 of 3, is a youth student group
The 35 other groups for adults are all left-leaning.
– 12 labor groups
– 8 communist or socialist organizations
– 5 civil-rights and human-rights groups
– 5 groups focused on issues from taxes to media
– 4 political parties, including La France insoumise and French Communist Party
– 1 Palestinian advocacy group
On the ground in Paris, the hammer and sickle flies alongside Palestinian flags. The French Communist Party's national secretary poses with protesters. Far-left politicians from La France Insoumise pose for photos with students.
Groups like the Young Communists Movement of France march behind bright red banners reading "Class War" and demanding an end to "Imperialist Wars."
"What we're seeing here is the same Red-Green ecosystem that disrupts infrastructure chokeholds in our country such as the Brooklyn Bridge, college campuses and congressional hearings," says Heritage Foundation senior fellow Mike Gonzalez @Gundisalvus.
In the U.S., BreakThrough News — a pro-communist outlet in the Singham network — pushes the protests to a global audience, racking up hundreds of thousands of likes, including from influencer Hasan Piker, on dramatic anti-police clips while laying the groundwork for the next student explosion, this time in India.
Hector Flores retweeted
We will take revenge for every innocent person the filthy Islamic Republic has killed. Today, at sunrise, they executed two more protesters. They do this every day.
#stopexecutions
Hector Flores retweeted
Alireza Sepahi was executed this morning by hanging.
He was an innocent Iranian man who took to the streets in January. Alireza's execution had been delayed because he suffered a heart attack from stress and panic on the way to the noose last time.
Western leftists and most muslims will tell you he deserved it, because they are demons.
Hector Flores retweeted
They married by phone from separate prison cells. They executed a groom the morning after his wedding.
Alireza Sepahi and Mahshad Kashani were engaged before they were arrested during Iran’s January uprising. Mahshad, just 22, was sentenced to five years in prison. Alireza was sentenced to death.
The day before his execution, they were married over the phone. Their fathers listened as the vows were read.
No embrace.
No kiss.
No holding hands.
Just two voices saying “I do” through a prison telephone, while the Islamic Republic was preparing the gallows.
This was not the first time they tried to kill him. In July, Alireza was taken to be publicly hanged. Minutes before reaching the gallows, under enormous psychological pressure, he suffered a heart attack. They rushed him to hospital.
Then they sent him back to prison.
Today, they came back for him.
This morning, the Islamic Republic hanged Alireza Sepahi.
He was 25 years old.
For one day, he had a wife.
He never got to hold her as his wife. He never got to kiss her goodbye.
Think about the cruelty of a regime that is so terrified of young people that it cannot even tolerate their love.
💔
Hector Flores retweeted
He walked from the street to the gallows in just a few months.
Siavash Jamshidi Kheirabadi, arrested during the January uprising , was executed at dawn this morning.
The regime says fired at agents. But which court? Which lawyer? No answers. Just one official statement, and a human being who no longer exists.
This is the same regime that told the UN General Assembly that protesters were armed. . Meaning: any Iranian who takes to the streets and chants can now end up on the gallows.
Silence has a price, and it will be paid by the next one.
#StopExecutionsInIran
Hector Flores retweeted
What a shameful bow, Mr. Fletcher!
In January, the Iranian regime massacred thousands of my people. Today you, the UN's humanitarian chief, bow to their killers. This is not diplomacy. It is surrender to murderers.
Are you the world's humanitarian representative, or the host of January's killers?
@TomFletcher @UN_OCHA
Hector Flores retweeted
Mahboubeh Shabani has been transferred to solitary confinement in Vakilabad Prison following her death sentence.
Her life is in immediate danger. Be her voice 💔
#MahboubehShabani
#Iran
Hector Flores retweeted
Surreal. public hanging is OK in Iran but hugging someone in public can become a crime
Actress Fatemeh Masoudifar rested her head against Mehrdad Sedighian during a play. Tehran prosecutors opened a case over violations of “social norms.” And here’s the punchline: they were playing brother and sister.
Women have also faced flogging sentences for singing without compulsory hijab.
And what still shocks me is how many people in the West can look at all of this and treat the Islamic Republic as if this is somehow normal.
Some on the left and in liberal circles say, “This is their culture, and it must be respected.” But believe me: this is not Iranian culture. This is the ideology of ISIS, the Taliban, and the Islamic Republic.
Hector Flores retweeted
One minute. That is all it takes to listen to this beautiful voice. One minute to become her voice.
Parastoo Ahmadi, one of Iran's most beloved singers, has reportedly been sentenced to 74 lashes simply for singing. Her musicians and production team face the same punishment. In the 21st century, a woman will be lashed on her body because she dared to sing.
I want to scream. I want to shout in the street and sing loud and tell everyone: this government is killing innocent people, executing them, lashing them. This is not a normal government.
So I am calling on every famous singer, every big name, every artist with a stage and a microphone: be Parastoo's voice. Sing for her until she can sing again.
#ParastooAhmadi
Hector Flores retweeted
President Pezeshkian said in New York that they did not shoot at the protesters. I’d like to draw your attention to this video, which shows IRGC, Basij, and other forces directly shooting at people.
Hector Flores retweeted
Let me introduce you to Mahboubeh Shabani, a 33-year-old woman from Mashhad received death sentence.
During the January uprising, when protesters were shot and wounded in the streets, Mahboubeh used her motorcycle to take injured people to hospitals.
For this, she was arrested, beaten, held in solitary confinement and imprisoned in Vakilabad Prison.
Now Sepideh Gholian, who was imprisoned with her, says Branch 1 of the Revolutionary Court in Mashhad has sentenced Mahboubeh to death.
Her crime? Helping the wounded.
We still have time to act before another life is taken.
#StopExecutionsInIran
Hector Flores retweeted
The judiciary system in Iran has confirmed 74 lashes for Parastoo Ahmadi for the “crime” of singing.
She sang without compulsory hijab. She hurt no one. She simply used her voice.
Now she faces 74 lashes, a two-year travel ban, and a two-year ban from audiovisual activities.
This should not be only an Iranian women’s issue. Every singer, every artist, every woman, every man who believes in basic human dignity should stand with Parastoo.
Say her name. Share her story. Use your platform. 74 lashes for singing should outrage all of us.
Parastoo said:
“I am Parastoo, a girl who cannot stay silent and refuses to stop singing for the people she loves. This is my right, one I will never surrender. I sing for this land I adore, for the soil of my homeland. Here, in this sacred corner of our beloved Iran, listen to my voice in this imagined concert, and dream of a free and beautiful nation.”
Hector Flores retweeted
Islamic regime just blocked the Instagram of Setayesh Sadeghzadeh, a 13-year-old Iranian folk singer and dotar player with over a million followers.
Her videos were deleted.
Official excuse: “criminal content.”
She sang traditional music.
She also remembered the January martyrs in her songs and posts.
The grown men running the Islamic Republic were so afraid of a 13-year-old girl that they needed a court order to silence her.
When a child’s voice makes the foundations of the regime shake, it tells you everything about how weak they really are.
Hector Flores retweeted
Mr. President Trump and Mayor Mamdani,
You seem to have found common ground in your recent meeting. So I have one request: can you find a common ground on this too help us stop the execution of these innocent Iranian protesters?
Let me introduce these women to you.
They joined an uprising with empty hands. No guns. No weapons. They demanded freedom, dignity, and the right to live their own lives.
President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Pezeshkian is now telling the UN and Fox News, that protesters killed during the January uprising were armed. Look at these faces. Please don’t believe him. I constantly talk to the relative of those who have been killed and those who are waiting to be hanged. These women are not terrorists.
They are like women everywhere they just don’t want an oppressive government.
I reject the attempt to portray peaceful protesters as armed enemies in order to justify killing them.
So I am asking President Trump, Mayor Mamdani, European leaders, and democratic governments everywhere: use your voices now. Say the names of those facing death sentences. Demand that the executions stop.
And to Kaja Kallas: you met with regime’s s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi at the United Nations. But, please keep pressing. Please say the names of those at risk and demand concrete answers.
There is also a painful reality that women around the world should understand: female officials can sit across from Islamic Republic officials with their hair uncovered, while women in Iran have been beaten, imprisoned, shot, and killed simply for showing their hair or wearing inappropriate hijab.
That freedom should not end at the doors of a diplomatic meeting.
Use your platform. Use your political power. Use your voice before another Iranian woman or man like Ali Zarei the blinded protester is taken to the gallows.
Help us save them while they are still alive and make their executors accountable.
Is that too much to ask?
@realDonaldTrump
@NYCMayor
@kajakallas
#StopExecutionsInIran
Hector Flores retweeted
As I walked off the CBS set this morning, a young producer stopped me backstage. She was shy. She hesitated. Then she asked: "Did you say a woman were blinded… intentionally? What do you mean?"
I showed her the picture of Kosar. I showed her the picture of Ali. I said: yes. This is not a stray bullet. The snipers of the Islamic Republic aim for the eyes. A pellet gun fired point blank at a face. They want the world to stop watching, so they take away the eyes of the ones who watched.
Kosar was shot in the eye during the Woman Life Freedom uprising. Her friend Ali Zarei was blinded the same way. Now Ali sits on death row, waiting to be executed. Kosar asked me to tell CBS about him. So I did.
More than 10,000 people have been blinded, intentionally, during the Woman Life Freedom and the recent uprisings. This is the real Handmaid's Tale. Yes, you’re fiction is our reality.💔
I carry this burden every time I walk into a studio or when I go on the stage, because some people in the West cannot believe this is happening In the 21st century. Believe it. And say their names.
#StopExecutionsInIran
Hector Flores retweeted
The killers get the microphone at the United Nations. This brave woman got a bullet in her eyes.
Another protester blinded just like her is about to be executed in Iran. Two blinded protesters. One voice from Iran. She asked me to send this message to the world.
Today on CBS I'll say what no one at the UN will: the negotiations have a regime on one side and Washington on the other. Where are 80 million Iranians? Our innocent people are in prison, not at the table. The voice of dissidents is missing. A deal over our heads will never bring peace.
@kosareftekharii
Hector Flores retweeted
President Trump was right to ban Politico from the White House. And I want to tell you why, and about a specific situation this morning involving my stepson, David Milstein.
David is a young man who is about to get married in Israel in October. He works for Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee. In the first Trump term, David worked for David Friedman, the former ambassador to Israel. David is earnest and, hard working. Today, on Yom Kippur, my family and I awakened to one of the most outrageous and disgusting hit pieces written by Politico's Adam Wren. And I must briefly respond to this character-assassination..
First, if David wasn't my stepson, I've no doubt he wouldn't be treated like this. Attacking him like Wren did this morning, weeks before his wedding and on Yom Kippur is truly contemptible. Second, David is not controversial. He does his job professionally, carrying out the administration's policies in his support position to Ambassador Huckabee. He has been accused of multiple lies over the last 17-months, including about a meeting with Pollard -- in which David had no role whatsoever but was asked to attend. And he has been targeted by some of the most reprehensible individuals on the Internet and elsewhere.
Third, David did not "solicit cash gifts from Israeli citizens to celebrate his upcoming wedding." David was asked by family members, who live all over the world and throughout the country, about gifts for his upcoming wedding and if he was registered anywhere. David responded to requests by sending an email-message that there was no registration for gifts and suggested an alternative option. The email-message was intended for family and close friends but went to the larger email list of guests. As soon as he realized it went to the larger list, literally in less than 48-hours, he sent another email making clear he would not and could not accept gifts of any kind from the larger group. It is that simple. He was not soliciting cash gifts from Israelis, as Wren sought a hook for his story.
Wren then went to cherry-picked anonymous sources to create an entirely false narrative and impression to promote a non-existent controversy about David's clearance, etc. It is a truly unconscionable thing to do, and he did it to further embellish his story, Wren also claims people are afraid of David because I'm his stepfather -- according to more anonymous sources. This is pathetic like the rest of his hit piece.
I've been around a long time. I've dealt with the press for decades. This has to be the most appalling and dishonest story of all. Wren knows exactly what he's doing, and he's doing it to one of the most honorable and decent people I know -- my stepson -- who has more integrity in his pinky than Wren will ever have.