Breaking news: Daughter of Iranian head of judiciary system accused of spying for embassies of UK, New Zealand and Italy!

Source: al-Arabiya, Amad News

An Iranian website, Amadnews.org, published two documents in which it is written that Zahara Larijani, the daughter of Ayatollah Sadeq Amoli Larijani – head of Iranian Judiciary system – was a spy. In the documents it is written that Zahara, a supporter of the Green Wave Movement, has passed (for more than two years) important documents to the embassies of UK, New Zealand and Italy. Because of this reason, Zahara was arrested by the IRGC Intelligence division, and questioned about the details of her relations with foreign embassies (especially the relations with UK). It seems that this is also the reason of the regime’s intention to close the social network Telegram: despite the requests, Telegram refused to close a pro-Green Wave channels, which has also published information about the Zahara Larijani.
Clearly, all the Iranian political establishment denied the news, and called all the story a “big lie”. The information was also denied by the Intelligence Minister Alawi and the head of IRGC Intelligence Division, Hossein Taib.
This is the second big scandal for Ayatollah Larijani: one year ago he was accused by a reformist journalist of “financial corruption”, for having 63 personal accounts in different banks.

Famous Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Nourizad: “Hezbollah is a terrorist organization and Nasrallah is a murderer”

Source: Youtube

In an interview given to the reformist journalist Hussein Dehbashi – and published also on Youtube – the famous Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Nourizad, attacked again the regime and its foreign policy. In the interview, Nourizad said that, before the Iranian revolution of 1979, the Arabs never interfered in the Iranian internal policy. He said that it was the decision to export the Shiism, which caused the creation of the Sunni terrorists organizations like al-Qaeda and Boko Haram. Nourizad attacked also the Iranian intervention in Syria and described Hezbollah as a terrorist organization and its Secretary Hassan Nasrallah, as a murderer. For the Iranian filmmaker – well known for his anti-regime positions – the export of arms to Hezbollah for the fights in Syria is “haram”. Nourizad also said that the Saudi King Salman is more wise, intelligent and popular than thousands of Iranian leaders.

Iran: Six months in jail for the son of Mehdi Karroubi

Source: al-Arabiya

The son of Mehdi Karroubi, one leaders of the Green Wave Movement, was condemned to six months in jail by an Iranian Revolutionary Tribunal. Hossein Karroubi, was found guilty of having published the text of the letter that his father has sent to President Rouhani. In the letter, which was sent last year, Mehdi Karroubi asked to Rouhani to receive an open trial. It is important to remember that, since 2011, the two leaders of the Green Wave Movement, Mehdi Karroubi and Mir Hossein Mousavi, are under house arrest, for being “seditionist and traitors”. Despite the regime’s verbal attacks, no legal action was taken against them until now.

Protests in Iran Universities, in the occasion of the Student Day

Source: Freedom Messenger Youtube Channel; New Vision Youtube Channel

Below three videos of the protests inside the Iranian Universities, in the occasion of the Student Day. In the first video, the students of the University of Tehran chants slogans in support of Mir Hossein Mousavi, leader of the Green Movement. They also request the freedom of the political prisoners. In the second video, the people chants slogan against IRIB, the Iran State Television. In the third video, a brave student contested the Iranian policy in Syria. Protests were organized also in the Universities of Shiraz, Tabriz and Zahedan.

Khamenei’s representative to Basij: “The Supreme Leader wants the continuation of the house arrest for Mousavi and Karroubi”

Source: Digarban

Hojatoleslam Toyserkani, Iran Supreme Leader representative to the Basij, denied any change of ideas of Ali Khamenei on the destiny of the leaders of the Green Movement. Hojatoleslam Toyserkani added that the Supreme Leader, personally, supports the continuation of the house arrests for Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi, the two leaders of the protest movement, repressed by the regime between 2009 and 2011. The two are under house arrest since February 2011, without any formal charge and without a fair trial.

Iranian journalist attacks General Soleimani: “You are spreading Iran-phobia”

Source: Gooya.com

The Iranian journalist Babak Dad attacked directly the Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, commander of the Qods Force. Babak Dad wrote that the Iranian interference in Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Afghanistan, goes against the interests of the Islamic Republic. Instead of promoting the national interests, this strategy is damaging Tehran and it’s spreading Iran-phobia, it will provoke the continuation of the international isolation of Iran and it is aligning the positions of Israel and the Arab States. Babak Dad also denounced the arbitrary arrests of Iranians with dual citizenship, which is robbing all the diplomatic energy of the Iranian Government. Babak Dad lives today in Paris, after the crackdown of the Green Wave Movement in Iran.

Iran: President Rouhani implicitly asks to Khamenei to release Karroubi and Mousavi

Source: Instagram

In a post published on his official Instagram account, the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani provokes another time the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Rouhani published a picture, in which there are also the former Iranian President Khatami – Iran’s media has been banned from publishing his name and his imagine – and in which appears also Mehdi Karroubi (who is under house arrest since 2011). Implicitly the Iranian president it seems to ask for the release of the two leaders of the Green Wave Movement, Karroubi and Mousavi. For his part, Khamenei considers the so called “88 movement” an act of “sedition”.

Iran opposition leader Mehdi Karroubi sent an open letter to President Rouhani asking for a public trial

Source: Sham News, Iran Wire

Mehdi Karroubi, former Iranian Presidential candidate and actual leader of the opposition Green Wave Movement, sent an open letter to Hassan Rouhani from his house arrest. In the letter, Karroubi denounced the fact that now the Iranian regime is represented by only a single voice and denounced that the Presidential elections of 2005 and 2009 were “fraudulent”. He did not ask for his release from house arrest, but request a public trial – based on Article 168 of the Iranian Constitution.

He added that:

The outcome of this trial will show which side in the [2009] election dispute has turned its back on the revolution and which side is dishonorable. It will show which side continues in the path of the revolution and is honorable. “Allah is sufficient witness between me and you,” I emphasize that I will accept the verdict of this court without reserve and welcome it without asking for the right to appeal because the world is god’s court and his deputies on this Earth are the people. And there are no better judges than  God and the people (Iran Wire).

IRIB censors Iranian actress Pegah Ahangarani

Source: Gooya News, Dw.com

IRIB ordered the removal of the name and the imagine of the Iranian actress Pegah Ahangarani from the movie “Closer“. The news was confirmed also by the press agency ISNA, which was involved in the production of the movie. It is the second time, in the last period, that the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting acts against Miss Ahangarani. She is disliked by the regime because of her political positions.

Pega Ahangarani was arrested in July 2009, for her support to the Green Wave Movement and to Mir-Hossein Mousavi. She was arrested again in 2011, while she was planning a travel in Germany in order to report about the FIFA Women’s World Cup for the Persian page of the Deutsche Well.

Iranian Commander Ali Fazli: “Basij will mobilize 2350 battalions to fight enemies everywhere”

Source: Basij News

Brigadier General Ali Fazli, Lieutenant Commander of the Basij Force, announced that the Iranian militia will mobilize 2350 martial battalions ready to fight the enemies everywhere and in every arena. The Brigadier General announced this plan while he was speaking about the “events of 88” (also described by the Iranian regime as the “sedition”. It refers to the popular protests of the Green Wave Movement, after the re-election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejed as President of Iran in 2009).