The hardest and easiest question to ask any Jew in their right mind, anywhere around the world, is "what were you doing on October 7th 2023, 6:30 in the morning?" The real question here is not "what was your life interrupted in the middle of?" - it's "how were you influenced? How were you changed?" I, personally, felt this terrible, twisted, evil sense of triumph. See? I told you so! I told you, world! I was right! But it also threw me into depression, because even I wasn't so cynical as to genuinely believe my theories will become reality. But the most important change that occurred in me was that I realized why we constantly get pushed to the side when we ask for justice. Because the world doesn't actually want justice - they want the version of justice they're comfortable with. They want to burn the witch in the town's square and not even think about whether she was ever a real witch or not. Meanwhile, the real witches walk free more often than not - just because they're 'respected members of the community' or something of the sort. Nothing has really changed since the Middle Ages, when you think about it - only the packaging. P.S. this is my first time posting here so guys, cut me some slack please 😅

Omid Behzad and Pouria Safvat. May they rest in eternal peace 😔

I would give Ukraine to Russia in exchange for Russia to stop supporting Iran and support USA in finishing. Ukraine is Russian anyway. It is time to make friends and allies with Russia. I would also have USA supply ships and boats amd ICE like agents and train more to scoop up migrants to return and Russia supply seed, agricultural equipment and supply to the landing countries of the remigrants AND agricultural supply to farms and gardens to Britain and Europe which EU has destroyed. Don't give money-give help and stuff to help rebuild. Give part of Greenland to USA. EU buy Russian oil again but whoever destroyed the pipeline (USA) pay to rebuid that. Time for Russia and USA to work together and assist people to start their life over.

Hengaw – Monday, August 3, 2026 Two Kurdish men from Javanrud, identified as Mohammad Mostafaei and Pouyan Ahmadi, have been arrested by Iranian security forces and taken to undisclosed locations. According to information obtained by the Hengaw Organization for Human Rights, Mohammad Mostafaei, a 20-year-old religious activist from Javanrud, was arrested on the evening of August 1, 2026. Separately, Pouyan Ahmadi, 18, was arrested by Iranian security forces on July 30, 2026, and transferred to an undisclosed location. Sources familiar with the case said repeated inquiries by the families of the two men regarding their condition and whereabouts have so far yielded no information. The reasons for their arrests, and the charges against them remain unknown.

Hengaw – Monday, August 3, 2026 Iranian authorities have secretly executed Omid Behzad and Pouria Safvat, two prisoners who were arrested during the 40-day war and sentenced to death on charges of “spying for Israel (Mossad).” According to information obtained by the Hengaw Organization for Human Rights, the executions were carried out secretly at dawn on August 3, 2026. Iran’s judiciary-affiliated Mizan News Agency confirmed the executions but did not disclose where the sentences were carried out. The arrests, prosecution and executions of the two men were conducted in complete secrecy, without public disclosure or independent legal scrutiny. Prior to the announcement of their executions, no information regarding their arrests or death sentences had been made public. Iranian state media alleged that the two men transmitted the coordinates and images of military and security sites to Israel’s Mossad and the television network Iran International during the recent war. Authorities also claimed that Behzad used location-based applications to transmit coordinates. These allegations raise serious questions given the widespread internet shutdowns during the conflict and the authorities’ failure to present any publicly verifiable evidence in court. Based on a video of the men’s televised confessions released by Mizan, Hengaw believes they may have been Kurdish arrested during the 40-day war. The two men were held in an undisclosed location from the time of their arrest until their execution. They were denied access to legal counsel of their choice, family visits and a fair trial. The televised confessions were extracted under torture and severe pressure while they were held in solitary confinement. No information had been released regarding the prison where they were held, the location of the executions or whether their bodies had been returned to their families.