Shahab Esfandiary

Zohreh Shahriari was a school teacher at the Minab school. She was pregnant when the US military targeted the school and killed her and her unborn baby. Artwork by Zeinab Ranjbar, digital arts student at @irib_uni.

As Iran's government buried its fallen heroes, its supporters came out in strength | @DominicWaghorn eyewitness trib.al/xLx8XMx

With Ali Larijani I had very long philosophical conversation but not about Kant. About Sohravardi and his theory of Tenth Intellect, about Malakut and about Purple Archangel. Translator was exhausted finding the adequate words with great difficulty. Larijani was wise and deep.

Shoppers in a market in Tehran’s Tajrish area prepared for Nowruz celebrations despite the impact of war, saying they will mark the Persian New Year with even greater spirit despite hardship and sorrow reut.rs/4bzF9xn

I’ve arrived in Iran along with several foreign journalists. Reason2Resist will be reporting on the ground here in the week ahead. Stay tuned. #IranWar‌ #Iran

@KZiabari @UrOrientalist The artist who created this has a name. Her name is Zeinab Ranjbar. x.com/i/status/20345…

Iranians have created an artwork commemorating Zohreh Shahryari, a 34-year-old teacher who was killed in US airstrikes on the Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school in Minab, killing more than 150 Iranian schoolgirls. She was pregnant. "Madam Teacher," the illustration reads

🚨Weeping and sorrow over the homes in Tel Aviv

Iran announced that they’ve hit the Haifa refinery with “Nasrallah” ballistic missiles. Even in his death, Nasrallah is still striking Israel

The moment Israel targeted British journalist Steve Sweeney in southern Lebanon.

Has Donald Trump betrayed America First? @TuckerCarlson thinks so. In an interview with @zannymb, Mr Carlson argues the war on Iran was launched on Israel's timetable, not America’s. Watch the full interview on The Insider at 6pm London time: econ.st/4rCV3gj

Iran is now being blamed for *not* having a nuclear bomb

The reckless campaign against Iran will weaken America’s president. That will make him angry. Be warned: he makes a very bad loser econ.st/4lA7lEQ

Breaking News: The Pentagon asked the White House for $200 billion to fund the war in Iran, according to two officials with knowledge of the matter. The sum is nearly a quarter of the entire U.S. annual defense budget. nyti.ms/4tfRhuP

The US is winning war so much - they're going to unsanction Iranian oil.

In Memory of Mary Turner as a Silent Protest against Mob Violence- Meta Fuller, 1919 (Museum of African American History, Boston and Nantucket)

America/Israels idea of ‘rescuing Iranian women’ With bombs.

You’ve lost your soul if you think this is somehow necessary.

Iran is ready for the new year, and for the new world 🌸🪻☘️

It will be written in history that the Iranian diaspora never once filled Western streets to demand an end to the illegal sanctions and siege on ordinary Iranians (put in place by the West), but gathered in their thousands to chant for the return of a so-called prince through bombs dropped on their own people, all while spewing hatred toward Muslims and Palestinians. The core demand of the original protestors, before their movement was hijacked by Pahlavist and Mossad-aligned armed actors, was relief from economic pressure and collapse. US and Israeli officials themselves proudly claimed the currency fall was of their doing and boasted of placing operatives next to protestors inside Iran. Economic warfare, followed by relentless information warfare, has twisted the reality of what Iranians are suffering from and now pushes military warfare as the “solution”, demanding to turn a slow death into a rapid one for those living inside Iran. This nation has survived much and will survive this too. The only outcome of all this will be the eventual irrelevance of a failed Pahlavi identity project built on hate, racism, and a profound lack of concern for the lives of Iranians inside Iran.

Notice how mainstream media moved on from the Iranian women’s team the moment many chose to return home and turned down asylum. The story only mattered when it fit the narrative.

"The largest shipping groups, including MSC, Maersk, CMA CGM and Hapag-Lloyd, have told customers they reserve the right to invoke a 19th-century rule to allow them to leave containers at the nearest available port at their client’s expense." as.ft.com/r/4aef04f9-e9d…