Iranian Jews Contradict American Zionists’ Claim that Iran is Seeking to Commit Genocide Against Jews with Another Holocaust
Top photo left to right: Israeli Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel, Yasmine Pahlavi, Reza Pahlavi – Crown Prince of Iran in exile, Sara Netanyahu, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on June 6, 2023. Source. Bottom photo: Reza Pahlavi Crown Prince of Iran at wailing wall in Jerusalem in 2023. Source.
Comments by Brian Shilhavy Editor, Health Impact News
The current narrative in the United States regarding the current country of Iran is that they are the enemy of Israel, and want to “wipe Israel off the face of the map”, starting another Holocaust.
Evangelical Christian leaders are among the most vocal in calling for the U.S. military to start bombing Iran, allegedly to protect Israel and the United States.
Televangelists Invoke Holy War to Push for Weapons for Israel, Strikes on Iran
Pastor John Hagee, joined by Israeli diplomats and lawmakers, cited End Times prophecy to call for military support for Israel, U.S. strikes on Iran.
Pastor John Hagee of the Christians United for Israel advocacy group and head of the Cornerstone Church, brought a focused message to his congregation and millions of viewers around the world.
Hagee discussed the horror of the Hamas attacks on Israel, then quickly turned his attention. “The righteous rage of America must be focused on Iran,” he thundered, flanked by Israeli diplomatic officials and joined by several members of Congress, who recorded pretaped messages of support for his cause.
The pastor called for increased military assistance to Israel and said the U.S. should ratchet up sanctions, block oil shipments to Iran, and strike at Iranian ships. “Let me say it to you in plain Texas speech,” Hagee continued, “America should roll up its sleeves and knock the living daylights out of Tehran for what they have done to Israel. Hit them so hard that our enemies will once again fear us.”
Another “inconvenient truth” about Iran that does not fit the current political and religious narratives in the U.S., is that Iran has been the home to millions of Jews for over 3000 years. You can read much of their ancient history in the Old Testament section of the Bible, when King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon, which later became the Persian empire, captured many Jews of nobility in Jerusalem in the 580s BC bringing them to Babylon.
The book of Daniel in the Bible shows how some of these Jews became leaders in the government of Babylon and then Persia, as did future Jewish government officials in Persia when the Jews began to rebuild Jerusalem, as recorded in the book of Nehemiah in the Bible.
And while there are fewer Jews living in Persia (Iran) today, they are still a part of the Persian Iranian culture.
Brian McGlinchey recently wrote about the Jewish population living in Iran on his Substack page.
Iran’s Jewish Population Belies Claims Of Tehran’s Genocidal Intent
Iranian Jews at a Tehran synagogue (Reuters/Raheb Homavandi/TIMA)
For decades, Israeli government officials — chief among them, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — have accused Iran of plotting a new Holocaust against the millions of Jews who call the Zionist state home. Netanyahu has said Iran is “planning another genocide against our people,” and wants to “destroy another six million plus Jews.”
Western journalists are quick to quote these claims, yet slow to publicize contradictory evidence — such as the fact that Iran is home to the Middle East’s second-largest population of Jews, who freely practice their faith, peacefully coexist within the Islamic republic and even have a seat in the legislature.
It’s said that “charity begins at home.” If we’re to believe Netanyahu and his confederates in America, wouldn’t an Iranian genocide against Jews begin there too?
Having long been subjected to the genocidal-Iran narrative, the average American probably assumes there’s no such thing as an Iranian Jew. (Full article.)
After the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1979, many Persian Jews left Iran, and one the largest Persian Jewish communities is in Los Angeles, in the San Fernando valley area, a place where I have previously lived and met many of these Persian Jews. I have met them in restaurants and other businesses, and have even worked with some of them professionally.
They are Iranian Jews, although they refer to themselves as Persian Jews, and they lived in Iran/Persia for over 1,000 years before the start of Islam. When you read about the Magi who visited the baby Jesus near the time of Jesus’ birth in the “Christmas story”, these were Persians, and probably Jews who were descendants of the Davidic line of Kings in Israel. Daniel himself was at one time the head of this order referred to as “Magi” in the Christmas story from the Bible.
There is a man in your kingdom who has the spirit of the holy gods in him. In the time of your father he was found to have insight and intelligence and wisdom like that of the gods. King Nebuchadnezzar your father—your father the king, I say—appointed him chief of the magicians, enchanters, astrologers and diviners. This man Daniel, whom the king called Belteshazzar, was found to have a keen mind and knowledge and understanding, and also the ability to interpret dreams, explain riddles and solve difficult problems. (Daniel 5:11-12)
These Persian Jews have more of an ethnic history back to Abraham than do most modern Jews, who are not even ethnic Jews, but Turkic people from the area of Kazakhstan.
The son of the former King (Shah) of Iran who was deposed from his throne in 1979 is Reza Pahlavi, the Crown Prince of Iran who now lives in exile.
He is a Zionist Persian, and he and his wife even visited Israel last year. Take a look at the photos in the lead image I created for this article.
When is the last time you saw a Muslim, a Shia Zionist Muslim, praying at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem?!
As millions of people took to the streets to denounce Israel’s brutal assault on Gaza that has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians, demanding justice and peace, support for Israel emerged from a surprising quarter: Iranian monarchists.
They are supporters of Reza Pahlavi, son of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Iran’s last shah who was toppled by the Islamic Revolution of 1979. At pro-Israel rallies, they have waved the old Iranian flag and chanted praise of Israel and its leader, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Their confrontations with pro-Palestinian protesters, whom they accuse of being government proxies, reveal their stark divergence from the mainstream Iranian opinion, which has historically supported the Palestinian cause.
Yet, the current Gaza war evokes complex reactions in Iran, as many Iranians avoid being associated with the government’s unpopular foreign and domestic policies that have caused widespread discontent. Regardless, many Iranian civil society activists and dissidents try to balance criticism of their government with solidarity with Palestinians. The monarchists’ alignment with Israel, therefore, raises questions about their motives and how big a portion of the opposition they represent.
The Iranian opposition movement comprises various factions, including republicans and monarchists. However, their ideological differences have hindered their unity and led to bitter conflicts and splits among them.
The root of this hostility lies in the deep political and ideological rifts between the Iranian monarchists and the Iran-based pro-democracy activists like Mohammadi. The monarchists, who regard Reza Pahlavi as the crown prince and the opposition leader, want the Iranian opposition movement to unite under his leadership. They also support a hardline US approach towards Iran, including increased intervention and harsh sanctions.
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, who ruled until 1979, had a cordial but complex relationship with Israel, trying to balance it with ties to the Arab world. He cooperated with Israel on energy, security, and regional stability, while also at times voicing support for the Palestinian cause and Islamic and non-aligned movements — though he never fully embraced them and was decisively in the US camp in the Cold War.
He tried to maximise Iran’s strategic options and leverage in the region while working to position it as the leading Gulf state.
His son, Reza Pahlavi, and his supporters, however, have been more and more overly supportive of Israel over the years, seeing it as a critical partner to their cause and ignoring the domestic and regional implications of their stance.
Their pro-Israel stance became much more pronounced and vocal after Reza Pahlavi and his wife visited Israel in April 2023, where they were warmly received and hosted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel.
During their visit, the couple toured the country with Gamliel and the self-proclaimed Iranian crown prince prayed at the Western Wall, avoiding the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The last Shah with his wife Farah and their son, current crown prince in exile, Reza Pahlavi. Source.
As I have previously reported, it is common knowledge that the United States toppled the Iranian government in 1953 and replaced it with a new one through the CIA.
In 1953, the government of prime minister Mohammed Mossadeq was overthrown in a coup organized by the CIA and MI6. Many liberal Iranians believe that the coup and the subsequent U.S. support for the shah proved largely responsible for his arbitrary rule, which led to the “deeply anti-American character” of the 1979 revolution.
One result of the 1953 coup was that the U.S. took about 40% of Britain’s share of Iranian oil, as part of the wider transition from British to American dominance in the region and worldwide.
So is it so far-fetched of a “conspiracy theory” to think that the CIA and Mossad will possibly again topple the Iranian government and put the Zionist Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi into power to bring Iran under the influence of the Zionist Satanists?
People in the West, especially American Christians, better wake up soon and realize they are on the wrong side of the beginning stages of WW III when they advocate mass genocide against the Muslim populations of the world, such as the Iranians and Palestinians, who are not all Muslims to begin with.
This is a war against Satan and his Zionist servants, no matter what country or religion they belong to.
I know your afflictions and your poverty—yet you are rich! I know the slander of those who say they are Jews and are not, but are a synagogue of Satan.
Do not be afraid of what you are about to suffer. I tell you, the devil will put some of you in prison to test you, and you will suffer persecution for ten days. Be faithful, even to the point of death, and I will give you the crown of life. (Revelation 2:9-10)
