US orders Americans to leave Iran as protests escalate and internet blackout spreads
In unusually blunt language, Washington told American citizens to get out immediately, citing growing violence, mass arrests, flight cancellations, and a widening communications blackout.
As Iran burns, Israeli rabbis issue prayers, see divine vengeance and the footsteps of the Messiah
For Rabbi Eliyahu and others, the chaos was not merely a geopolitical event but a moment requiring urgent spiritual intervention and scriptural interpretation.
How to Recognize and Expose Fake Iranian Opposition and Reformists
As Iranians have taken over the streets, calls for the death of the ayatollahs and the “Supreme Leader” echo alongside calls for Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi to return.
A Persian Report
Today and throughout the week, there is a powerful opportunity for pastors and churches to pray for the freedom of the Iranian people.
As Iran burns, Ayatollah eyes Moscow exit while Trump and Netanyahu plan strike
While demonstrators fill the streets demanding freedom, intelligence reports reveal that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has prepared an escape plan to Russia, complete with a handpicked entourage of family and aides.
Encouraging words in Farsi must be backed by action
I hope that President Trump has something up his sleeve vis-à-vis Iran. I hope that maybe in between the posts and rhetoric, there’s a plan that’s being hatched, just waiting for the green light.
Iranian protesters rename Tehran street for President Trump in defiance of regime
President Donald Trump has been an unprecedented voice of direct support for protestors in Iran this year.
IDF strikes across seven fronts, thwart terror attacks, and responds to Iran’s growing unrest in 2025
In 2025, the IDF conducted over 20,000 strikes across seven fronts, targeting terrorist operations in regions like Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran. Meanwhile, protests in Iran intensified, reflecting growing public demand for political and economic change.
Protests in Iran today bring hopes for Iranians tomorrow
Iranians are having it no more. The current protests are because all Iranians are hurting economically and are unable to meet the basic needs to live. The current crisis has exposed new depths of the evil of the Islamic regime.
Iran’s annual plague: Rivers turn blood red
On Tuesday, rain-filled wadis turned blood red on Iran’s Hormuz Island, turning the usually blue Persian Gulf into a scene reminiscent of the first plague that led to the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt.