As anti-government protests in Iran enter a third consecutive day, journalists, activists, and commentators are questioning why the pro-Gaza protest movement that dominated Western streets and campuses has remained largely silent as Iranians confront an Islamist dictatorship at home.
The nationwide demonstrations, driven by economic collapse and anger at the Islamic Republic’s leadership, have seen shop closures, street demonstrations, and heavy security deployments in Tehran and other cities. Iranians have openly chanted against the ruling clerics — a rare and dangerous act under the regime.
Iranian outlets and activists have reported…
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