25,000 jews live in Iran

[Shah-Jehan]

Depressing.

[YeshAtid]

he didn't say disgusting

[Shah-Jehan]

he didn't say disgusting

I said disgusting or something, it started with a D, so...

[YeshAtid]

I said disgusting or something, it started with a D, so...

delightful starts with a d

[Shah-Jehan]

delightful starts with a d

Depressing is still a negative comment...

[Sblast]

Jews maybe doing good relatively, in Iran, which isn't saying much. They live is such fear the'll vote for anyone who takes the elections, just to be on the winning side. Heads of Jewish communities receive "recommendations" who to vote for from the authorities. Israeli relatives that makes phone calls to Iran can only make short and benign conversations because they think the phones are tapped. When Israelis try to interview Jewish Iranians, they receive a typical short reply that they cannot talk.

"reality of Iranian civility toward Jews tells us more about Iran" , that's almost deliberately suppressing relevant evidence. So does the lashing and sentencing of a 13 year old girl for stoning among other.
I received a message from an Iranian girl on a forum, she with certain opinions but cannot voice herself in fear from 'Internet security'. My gf studies with Iranians, some according to them de-facto exiled over like being in contact with local European boys.

The Iranian Jewish community lives in fear in a fearful country.

[Gorštak]

Jews maybe doing good relatively, in Iran, which isn't saying much. They live is such fear the'll vote for anyone who takes the elections, just to be on the winning side. Heads of Jewish communities receive "recommendations" who to vote for from the authorities. Israeli relatives that makes phone calls to Iran can only make short and benign conversations because they think the phones are tapped. When Israelis try to interview Jewish Iranians, they receive a typical short reply that they cannot talk.

"reality of Iranian civility toward Jews tells us more about Iran" , that's almost deliberately suppressing relevant evidence. So does the lashing and sentencing of a 13 year old girl for stoning among other.
I received a message from an Iranian girl on a forum, she with certain opinions but cannot voice herself in fear from 'Internet security'. My gf studies with Iranians, some according to them de-facto exiled over like being in contact with local European boys.

The Iranian Jewish community lives in fear in a fearful country.

Why they don't go to live in Israel then?
And to be fair, with current Israel-Iran relationship I'm surprised that live isn't much worse for them in Iran.

[Formozgan]

Jews maybe doing good relatively, in Iran, which isn't saying much. They live is such fear the'll vote for anyone who takes the elections, just to be on the winning side. Heads of Jewish communities receive "recommendations" who to vote for from the authorities. Israeli relatives that makes phone calls to Iran can only make short and benign conversations because they think the phones are tapped. When Israelis try to interview Jewish Iranians, they receive a typical short reply that they cannot talk.

"reality of Iranian civility toward Jews tells us more about Iran" , that's almost deliberately suppressing relevant evidence. So does the lashing and sentencing of a 13 year old girl for stoning among other.


I received a message from an Iranian girl on a forum, she with certain opinions but cannot voice herself in fear from 'Internet security'. My gf studies with Iranians, some according to them de-facto exiled over like being in contact with local European boys.

The Iranian Jewish community lives in fear in a fearful country.

Iran is slowly moving away from extremist. However, I think international lobby manipulating Sunnis and Arabs to hate us and perceive us as a threat will make this step far harder. An Israeli should not be giving moral orders about this as history, first in Europe and then repelled by semi-Arabs in the Levant made them hardline their "nazi behaviour"

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said in his first speech to the nation as president that the country needs “national resolve to distance itself from extremism in policymaking and management.”

“The dialogue that won the majority vote in the election was moderation,” Rouhani said at his endorsement ceremony on Saturday. With senior Iranian leaders, including the supreme leader and former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, sitting at the rostrum, Rouhani promised “constructive interaction with the world.”

"Moderation does not mean deviating from principles and it is not conservatism in the face of change and development. Moderation is an active and patient approach in society in order to be distant from the abyss of extremism,

“In the international arena we will also take new steps to promote the Iranian nation towards securing national interests and removing sanctions. Although there are many limitations, the future is bright and promising,

“The priority of the (new) government is Iran's economic salvation, constructive interaction with the world, and a restoration of morality,” Rouhani said in his speech.
Rouhani said the June 14 election decreased social and political gap inside the country and strengthened national unity, strengthening Islamic Republic’s regional and international standing.
“The joy resulting from this trust [of the people] created a new social wealth for Iran that not only repelled various … threats from the country but also created new opportunities for [taking] a leap towards the country’s progress,” Rouhani said.

Sources: IRIB/Press TV/Reuters, 3 August 2013

The new president’s swearing-in ceremony will be held on Sunday with the participation of Iranian officials as well as foreign dignitaries.

Photo credit: President Hassan Rouhani speaking after confirmation of his election victory by the supreme leader, seated at left. Also present at the rostrum was Iran’s elder statement Ayatollah Rafsanjani, seated at right.

Also, the rest of your comment is just Zionist propaganda. Jews live happy in Iran. I have dated jewish girls. Another article:

An Iranian Jewish organization announced over the weekend that it rejected an initiative to compel Iran's Jewish community to immigrate to Israel using cash incentives.

"The money is inappropriate and politically immature," the group said in a statement that was carried by Western and Iranian news outlets.

It added Iran's Jewish community has remained loyal to the Islamic Republic and that their "Jewish Iranian identity is not a commodity that passes from the hands of one merchant to another in return for money."

The statment addressed an offer by expatriate Iranian Jews offering a sum of $10,000 to each individual to immigrate to Israel.

The $10,000 offer doubled the existing $5,000 allocated each Jewish Iranian upon arrival to Israel by the Ministry of Absorption and the Jewish Agency.

Iran's Jewish community has decreased from 80,000 before the Islamic revolution, to about 20,000 today.

It is represented in parliament by a Jewish lawmaker and is the largest Jewish community in the Middle East outside of Israel.

[Sblast]

Iran is slowly moving away from extremist. However, I think international lobby manipulating Sunnis and Arabs to hate us and perceive us as a threat will make this step far harder. An Israeli should not be giving moral orders about this as history, first in Europe and then repelled by semi-Arabs in the Levant made them hardline their "nazi behaviour"



Also, the rest of your comment is just Zionist propaganda. Jews live happy in Iran. I have dated jewish girls. Another article:

All your favorite catch phrases in once place?
It's very good that's it's moving away from extremism. I could be a militia-monkey and utter sentences that may or may not possess be truth regardless. If you don't get it, it's irrelevant to the truth value of my statement that I'm Israeli. You should refer to them, not to me. Would they pay me 10K for immigrating to Iran? And no, no one finds your quoted articles convincing for obvious reasons.