The UN and EU’s Horrific Appeasement of the Iranian Regime’s Tyranny, Betrayal of the Iranian People

The UN and EU’s Horrific Appeasement of the Iranian Regime’s Tyranny, Betrayal of the Iranian People

The number of executions in Iran has surged dramatically in 2026, accompanied by widespread human rights violations: torture, sham trials, and the systematic repression of dissent.

Iranian authorities have carried out hundreds of executions so far, and it is only August. There were more than 100 in June, with the total climbing past 420 by late July, according to Iran Human Rights and other monitors. Recently a gallows was erected in Isfahan’s public square. Many of these executions appear to be politically motivated, targeting participants in the January 2026 protests that challenged the regime.

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On the Iran War, NATO Chief Agrees With Trump — The Media Buried the Lede

On the Iran War, NATO Chief Agrees With Trump — The Media Buried the Lede

Why do so many Americans oppose the war against Iran?

The biggest reason is that they do not believe Iran was close to obtaining a nuclear weapon. If Iran was nowhere near a bomb, President Donald Trump’s decision to use military force looks unnecessary, even reckless. But if Iran was close, as Trump claims, the debate changes dramatically.

That is why NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte’s recent assessment should have been a major news story.

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Iranian Regime’s Insatiable Drive to Wipe Out Jews, Christians, Minorities: World Turns a Blind Eye

Iranian Regime’s Insatiable Drive to Wipe Out Jews, Christians, Minorities: World Turns a Blind Eye

Despite sanctions and military setbacks, Tehran’s ideological commitment to the destruction of Israel, and targeting Jewish, Christian, Baha’i and other worldwide minority communities, remains a core pillar of its foreign policy and proxy strategies.

In Iran, far from being “just” rhetoric, this antagonism is daily seen in a pattern of terrorist operations, including plots against synagogues, Jewish sites, Christians, Baha’i and other “infidels,” which exposes the regime’s transnational reach.

When, however, anyone says that Iran is doing this, the so-called international community and United Nations are completely silent.

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Noah Shack: Iran’s terror-crime nexus is a growing threat to Canadians

Noah Shack: Iran’s terror-crime nexus is a growing threat to Canadians

On July 18, 1994, a suicide bomber drove an explosives-laden truck into the Jewish community centre in Buenos Aires, killing 85 people and injuring hundreds in the deadliest terror attack in Argentina’s history.

In the devastating aftermath, Argentina’s Jewish community — the largest in South America — was left questioning its safety and future in their country. Deepening that sense of fear was the fact that those responsible remained unidentified for more than a decade. Prosecutors ultimately identified the suicide bomber as a 21-year-old Lebanese member of Hezbollah and concluded that the attack had been directed by the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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The Islamic Republic of Iran’s War on Christians

The Islamic Republic of Iran’s War on Christians

A new 2026 annual report, “Scapegoats: Rights Violations Against Christians in Iran,” published by Article18 in partnership with Open Doors, Christian Solidarity Worldwide and Middle East Concern, sheds an alarming light on the persecutions of Christians in Iran.

According to the report, at least 21 Christians have received custodial sentences in 2025 related to their alleged involvement in the distribution of Bibles in Iran, in addition to other forms of punishment, such as fines, exile, and social deprivation.

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Iran may have ‘directed’ recent attacks in Canada, intelligence report says

Iran may have ‘directed’ recent attacks in Canada, intelligence report says

Iran’s intelligence services may be behind recent attacks in Canada, according to a top-secret government report obtained by Global News.

The threat assessment said it was a “realistic possibility” that Iran had used local criminal networks to target Canada’s Jewish community.

The report said “actors who may be directed by Iranian Intelligence Services” were also suspected of threats to the Israeli and Iranian communities and interests.

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As U.S.-Iranian relations thaw, Ottawa must remember the Islamic regime is not our friend

As U.S.-Iranian relations thaw, Ottawa must remember the Islamic regime is not our friend

Last week, the United States and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding meant to end the war that began in February. It extends a ceasefire, reopens the Strait of Hormuz and, most consequentially, clears the way for Iran to resume oil sales. The nuclear questions that started the war are intended to be addressed over the next two months. What Tehran gets now is a reprieve, a free hand to crush dissent at home, a nuclear program left intact for now and money. What Tehran will do with that money should concern us all.

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Media Mourns Defeat of Iran’s Soccer Team

Media Mourns Defeat of Iran’s Soccer Team

The media has gotten to the point where you can’t tell if a story had been written by Iranian or American and British mainstream media. The only obvious difference would be that the Iranian outlets would probably have mentioned Allah more.

And that will change within 5 years or so as the media here becomes even more Islamized.

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Ottawa student flagged as security threat over research helpful to Iran’s weapons program

Ottawa student flagged as security threat over research helpful to Iran’s weapons program

Mohammadreza Pakatchian said he chose to study aerospace engineering at Carleton University because it was a “great opportunity” to further his skills and knowledge.

In its acceptance letter to the Iranian, Carleton University offered him a scholarship, while an MP’s office spoke with immigration officials about his student visa.

But Canada’s national security agencies aren’t so keen on the 41-year-old doctoral student.

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CSIS increases operation to combat Iranian state-directed activity, warns of continued threats

CSIS increases operation to combat Iranian state-directed activity, warns of continued threats

Canada’s spy agency, CSIS, says it has stepped up operations to combat possible Iranian state-directed activity here, warning that threats from Tehran’s theocratic regime are expected to continue this year.

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service declined to provide details of its operations Monday. It said it was increasing activities focused on violent extremism in Canada.

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Political executions surge in Iran since start of war

Political executions surge in Iran since start of war

The line is crackly. But the voice of Mehrab Abdollahzadeh is clear and, given the circumstances, surprisingly steady.

He’s on death row in western Iran. He speaks quickly – as if time is running out. And his message is desperate.

“You are hearing my voice from Oromiyeh Central Prison, and this may be the last time you hear it,” he says in a voice note obtained by the Kurdistan Human Rights Network.

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U.S. links Toronto consulate shooting to alleged Iranian-backed commander

U.S. links Toronto consulate shooting to alleged Iranian-backed commander

An Iraqi national charged in the United States with terrorism offences has been linked by prosecutors to the March shooting outside the U.S. consulate in downtown Toronto back in March.

U.S. prosecutors allege Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi and others were behind the Toronto attack, as well as a second attack targeting a synagogue in Canada, while also coordinating nearly 20 attacks across Europe tied to an Iranian-backed militant network.


Another instance of the US informing Canadians of Muslim terror activity in our country.

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IRGC Proxy Commander Directed Attack on United States Consulate in Toronto, Plotted to Bomb New York Synagogue, and Paid for Terrorist Strikes Across Europe Through Mafias

IRGC Proxy Commander Directed Attack on United States Consulate in Toronto, Plotted to Bomb New York Synagogue, and Paid for Terrorist Strikes Across Europe Through Mafias

WASHINGTON — A senior commander for Kata’ib Hizballah — the Iraqi proxy militia of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — directed a sprawling international terrorist campaign that included an attack on the United States consulate in Toronto, paid operatives across Europe and Canada to carry out bombings and arsons against Jewish and American targets, and attempted to hire what he believed was a Mexican cartel operative to set fire to synagogues in New York, Los Angeles, and Arizona, according to a federal criminal complaint unsealed Friday in the Southern District of New York.

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Inside Canada’s sluggish process for deporting senior Iranian officials

Inside Canada’s sluggish process for deporting senior Iranian officials

On the first day of his recent deportation hearing, Abbas Omidi found himself at loggerheads with the government lawyer arguing for his removal from Canada.

At issue was not his loyalty to the repressive Iranian regime, his employer for nearly 27 years. And no one was suggesting he was involved in violent crackdowns on protesters.

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