The publication date of this post was a day before Netanyahu's speech in the US Congress.
Iran International is one of the few Persian news channels abroad to have published this video, but without indicating the details of these events. These protests are linked to the group Jewish Voice for Peace before Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to the US Congress. This group presents itself as anti-Zionist and against Israeli policies. The entire group's t-shirts read "Jews say stop arming Israel" and "Not in our name." These details are important.
Israel and its propaganda networks attempt to discredit people who oppose Israeli policies under various labels, including agents of the Islamic Republic, leftists, communists, and especially anti-Semitists, and show them as deserving to be punished.
Israel's policy justifies its policies by using Jews as a tool. Such protests from the Jewish community are very effective and important. Criticism of Israel by Israel, its networks and lobbies, or by corrupt politicians like Emmanuel Macron is qualified as anti-Semitism to repress these demonstrations. Avi Shlaim, an Anglo-Israeli Jewish historian of Iraqi origin, explains this instrumentalization. It is very important to pay attention to these issues and instrumentalization. These events and their understanding are directly linked to Iranian politics.
The regime of the Islamic Republic is also an instrumentalized regime. It is guided by Israel and the Zionists and implementing their dictated policies. From the beginning, this regime has played the role of Israel's enemy to serve Israeli interests, and the Iranian people are paying the price. Do not be fooled by the mullahs' regime's anti-Israeli propaganda or Israel's false support for the Iranian people. Let us ask ourselves the reason for the presence of Israeli media in the Persian-speaking world. How is it that Catherine Shakdam, known as a secular Zionist, or Carrefour, sanctioned by Palestine defense organizations for having participated in the occupation of Israel, appeared in Iran under the name Hyperstar and with the investment by Bernard Arnault since Ahmadinejad's presidency?