Iranian jews
After 12 days of war, Iran finds itself more isolated than ever
Tehran reels from new sanctions, diplomatic pressure, and internal unrest following conflict with Israel.
Inside enemy territory: A former IDF soldier's journey from Tehran to a Beirut jail cell
24 Iranian Jews remain in prison as government launches internal crackdown, sources say
Iran’s Jews pledge loyalty to regime as chief rabbi hails ‘our homeland’
Iran arrests at least 700 nationals for alleged ties to Israel - report
Six additional people have been executed on suspicion of collaborating with Mossad, Israel's public broadcaster KAN News noted.
Mossad announces establishment of urgent medical center for Iranians via WhatsApp, Telegram
The Mossad recommended that those interested reach out through a VPN.
Iran’s sole Jewish MP says he has ‘no trust for Zionists,’ warns ceasefire could snap
He accused Israel of “seeking to breach the truce to regain lost deterrence.” In an Interview, he said, “There is no trust that the Zionist regime will keep the ceasefire."
The Cyrus Cylinder: Archaeological treasure that connects Ancient Persia and the Jewish people
The Cyrus Cylinder is often considered the first charter of human rights, inscribed with the words of King Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Achaemenid Empire.
Iranian Jewish leaders urge 'daily missile salvos' against Israel
“The Zionists’ brutality, which is far from any human morality and has caused the martyrdom of a number of our beloved compatriots, including innocent children, has hurt all of our hearts."
Tehran Jewish Committee says Iran Jews live in 'complete security,' despite sanction, scrutiny
Annual report of Iran’s largest Jewish community outlines budget shortfalls, kashrut efforts, youth programs, and loyalty to Islamic Republic.
A voice of kindness: Iranian-born Maureen Nehedar finds her own melody in a new album
Nehedar will bring her new music to life in a performance on June 19 at FeelBeit in Jerusalem.
How losing homes in the Los Angeles wildfires re-traumatized Jews who escaped Iran
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: 42 years ago, Mahnaz, Firouz, and their then-small children had escaped the fanatic violence and persecution of Iran in the middle of the night.
Trump's refugee ban is keeping out 700 persecuted Iranian Jews
“We knew this was coming, so we tried very hard to promote exceptions, particularly for Iranian religious minorities,” Mark Hetfield, the president of HIAS, said in an interview.
The Persian winter solstice tradition of Yalda pairs perfectly with Hanukkah
Erev Yalda: Merging Hanukkah and Persian solstice traditions for a festive celebration of light and community.
Iran’s Jewish question is ancient suspicion and the “dual loyalty” - opinion
