🇮🇷 Tara تارا

Iran is not the Islamic Republic. Iran’s civilian infrastructure belongs to the Iranian people and to the future of a free Iran. The Islamic Republic’s infrastructure is the machinery of repression and terror used to keep that future from becoming reality. Iran must be protected. The regime must be dismantled. I ask President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu to continue targeting the regime and its apparatus of repression, while sparing the civilian infrastructure Iranians will need to rebuild our country. With the support of the US and Israel, and above all the sacrifice of Iranian patriots, the hour of Iran’s freedom is at hand. Long live Iran!

May the colors of our fallen paint the sky with compassion and courageous, rather than the streets with blood. Spring is coming. The time is now.

A message to all Iranians, and especially those missing a hero at the table this Nowruz.

The Islamic Republic executed Saleh Mohammadi, along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoudi, this morning. A day before Norooz.

To the day our people’s phoenix rises from the ashes, spreads its wings of fire, and reclaims its homeland. May the fire take the loss, the tears, the bloodshed, and transform them into the light and love in which we will power our cities with in our beautiful Iran. Payandeh Iran, Javid Shah, and Charshanbe Suri Pirooz.

نور بر تاریکی پیروز است.

Google Maps restoring Pahlavi Street in Tehran to its rightful pre-1979 name ♥️

The fate of Iran will only be in the hands of the people under the transitional leadership of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi.

On this International Women’s Day, I want to shed light on two of the courageous women that encouraged my activism journey. They are Nika Shakarami, and Farrokhroo Parsa, respectively. When Nika Shakarami was murdered by the Islamic Republic in Iran, she was only sixteen. When I learned about her murder, I was fourteen. Now I’m seventeen, and Nika is still sixteen—forever immortalized as a vein of Iran’s torn, but continuously beating heart. Farrokhroo Parsa was my grandmother’s school principal, executed to death by the Islamic Republic for championing young girls’ education and rights. Growing up, I’d listen to stories about her wise and incredible influence on my grandmother’s life, and how she never once backed down. These two women—despite being from different generations—held sheer resolve in opposing a regime that actively thirsts for blood. To me, and hundreds of thousands, their bravery will serve as a memento. A memento of those who were killed, but whose flaming swords continue to pierce the roots of the regime even after their dying breaths.

Incredibly powerful words seated in hearts of Iranian people, yet often left unheard.

Fireworks in Tehran, celebrating the news of Khamenei's death!

This is the best news we have received in a very long time. Now it’s time to take our beautiful country back with the leadership of transitional leader, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi.

@emilykschrader @FleurHassanN @skjask @sogandsf @JNS_org So kind of you, Emily! Thank you so much for covering my story. I’m honored to be your hero of the week :)

My hero of the week on #TheQuad: the courageous @Tarakb0 ✌️ @FleurHassanN @skjask @sogandsf @JNS_org

@NoorPahlavi @RoKhanna @RepThomasMassie @gghamari @ArminNavabi @NUFDIran @MahsaAdvocacy @MahyarTousi Honored by your kind words and encouragement, Your Highness. Generation “V” stands with you! 💖

Well said 🤍. Washington has spent billions combating the symptoms through military deployments and endless crisis management, while leaving the disease untreated. True stability in the Middle East requires targeted action against the source rather than indefinitely mitigating the chaos it creates. By targeting the regime’s apparatus of terror, Washington could shift from a posture of perpetual crisis management to one of strategic partnership.

My question to @RoKhanna at his town hall meeting today on behalf of all Iranians: where is the obstacle?

This is not a war, Representative Stansbury. This is greatly needed assistance to the Iranian people in their too-long plight for freedom. My family members in Iran actively want these strikes—exclusive to military and IRGC bases—and many would be relieved to see them. These strikes will cause far less chaos than if the U.S. enables this horrid regime and simply does nothing to help the people on the streets of Iran, fighting for their lives.

No new wars! Not in Iran, not anywhere else. The American people do not want this. But, you know what they do want? Healthcare, housing, good-paying jobs, and accountability. Bombing Iran is not that.

Congressman, it’s vital to understand that using force against a deadly regime that has been slaughtering Iranian people for decades now is hardly a war. Instead, it’s urgently needed assistance to the innocent blood streaking the streets. There are no room for “discussions,” or “briefings” when literal lives are on the line. Unless you want to enable the murderers of countless individuals yearning for freedom, this resolution is not the way to go.

Every member must go on the record. This vote will be like the Iraq war vote. How about @RepMikeLawler @RepJoshG a public debate with @RepThomasMassie on whether we should get into another war in the Middle East?

Iran’s future in a single picture: @NoorPahlavi, alongside her father, @PahlaviReza. The fate of Iran shines brightly in the hands of the Pahlavi family—a unit compromised of compassion, graciousness, and love. Love amongst themselves, for their country, and their people. As an Iranian-American member of Gen Z, I yearn for a future where my country is graced by such a humane presence. Only in this future, can I return to my homeland.