Public Executions Will Not Save Iran’s Regime from Its Deepening Crisis

The public hanging of two young protesters in Isfahan reflects not a display of confidence but a regime increasingly dependent on terror as it confronts mounting domestic unrest and a growing legitimacy crisis. When governments...

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Public Executions Will Not Save Iran’s Regime from Its Deepening Crisis

The public hanging of two young protesters in Isfahan reflects not a display of confidence but a regime increasingly dependent on terror as it...

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Long before the executions began in the summer of 1988, Iran's prison system underwent systematic preparations that reveal the massacre was a carefully organized...

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Iran’s Regime Expanding Execution Campaign Reaches New Level

The public hanging of two January 2026 protesters in Isfahan underscores an escalating execution campaign as human rights groups warn that hundreds of political...

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