It's time to throw our support behind Iran's brave protesters - The Jewish World

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : On Sept. 13, a beautiful 22-year-old Kurdish woman, Mahsa Amini, was arrested in Tehran and brutally beaten by "morality police" for wearing her hijab "too loosely," perhaps allowing a few strands of hair to show through.
41% : In Tehran, thousands of people have taken to the streets, with hundreds shouting "Death to the Dictator!"
41% : The regime-appointed governor of Tehran ominously warned, "We have identified 1,800 agitators."
40% : There is no body that embodies that paper-thin veneer better than the United Nations.
39% : Teachers there have been imprisoned by the regime simply for teaching the Kurdish language, which is outlawed in Iran.
38% : What made Mahsa's story go viral is that someone filmed it and posted it on Twitter, causing protests to flare up throughout Iran and prompting some international sympathy.
38% : Rage against the regime has now engulfed much of Iran, extending through most provinces and becoming increasingly violent.
38% : The money earmarked for Iran as a "signing bonus" to a nuclear deal should instead go directly to Iran's dissidents, who are so courageously putting their lives on the line to overthrow their savage rulers.
32% : Most of the civilized nations of the world are engaged in perhaps the worst foreign policy blunder since Neville Chamberlain felt he could trust the word of Adolf Hitler -- trying to cut a deal with Iran over its nuclear program.

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