According to Amnesty International, the authorities have begun desecrating the unmarked mass graves of those executed in different cities including in Mashhad northeast Iran and in Ahwaz in the south of the country, fearful of the spread of the call for justice campaign regarding the victims of the 1988 massacre.

According to Amnesty International, the vast majority of the executed were affiliated with the main opposition People’s Mojahehin of Iran

By: Dr. Majid Rafizadeh
Huffington post , Jun 9, 2017-- A resolution was recently introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives, condemning an atrocity that most Americans, and indeed most westerners, have never heard of: the 1988 killings of approximately 30,000 political prisoners in Iran.

Lawmakers led by Congressman Michael McCaul (R-TX), Ed Royce (R-CA), Eliot Engel (D-NY), and Pete Sessions (R-TX), and 42 of their colleagues from both sides of the aisle, 

chose to try to right that wrong, introducing legislation, H. Res. 188, deploring the murder of victims who “included thousands of people,

 including teenagers and pregnant women, imprisoned merely for participating in peaceful street protests and for possessing political reading material, many of whom had already served or were currently serving prison sentences.”

Daesh’s Amaq news agency claimed that “fighters with the Islamic State” carried out the attacks in Iran, a predominately Shiite Muslim country. Nevertheless, the claim has not been verified

Iran, ISIS, and the Twin Attacks: The Latest
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A pair of devastating attacks has shocked the capital of Iran. At least 12 people have been killed in twin attacks on the Iranian Parliament and Ayatollah Khomeini’s mausoleum, one of Iran’s most sacred places.

According to Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence, a third attack was foiled. Around 42 people have reportedly been injured; six assailants, two at the mausoleum and four at the Parliament, were killed.

Deputy Interior Minister Mohammed Hossein Zolfaghari pointed out on state television that the gunmen were armed with Kalashnikovs and were dressed as women when they stormed the parliament building and opened fire.
At about the same time, nearly 30 km away from the Parliament, the second attack was carried out, with shooting and a suicide bombing targeting Ayatollah Khomeini’s shrine.

Unusual targets and attacks
Daesh’s Amaq news agency claimed that “fighters with the Islamic State” carried out the attacks in Iran, a predominately Shiite Muslim country. Nevertheless, the claim has not been verified

ISIS attack on its godfather in Tehran at Khomeini’s tomb and mullahs’ parliament Cause for Khamenei’s joy at escape from impasse, regional and international isolation Shedding blood of innocent people under any pretext must be condemned;

ISIS practices clearly benefit clerical regime

Following the initiative launching a broad international coalition of Arab and Islamic countries and the United States against the clerical regime’s warmongering and terrorism, ISIS carried out unexpected attacks in Tehran against its own godfather, at Khomeini’s tomb and the regime’s parliament. It is noteworthy that ISIS has never acted against the regime in past years.

The Iranian regime’s President Hassan Rouhani claimed that “the incident was not unexpected” and Khamenei downplayed “these firework displays” as insignificant and ineffective.
The terrorist rivalry between the claimants of a Sunni Caliphate and the so-called Shiite Caliphate dubbed the velayat-e faqih in Iran, even if not tailor-made or staged, is the source of jubilation and elation for mullahs’ Caliph Khamenei.

Maryam Rajavi, condemned the shedding of innocent people’s blood under any pretext. “ISIS’s conduct clearly benefits the Iranian regime’s Supreme Leader Khamenei, who wholeheartedly welcomes it as an opportunity to overcome his regime’s regional and international impasse and isolation.

 The founder and the number one state sponsor of terror is thus trying the switch the place of murderer and the victim and portray the central banker of terrorism as a victim,” she added.

The history of the mullahs’ regime also shows their unwavering enmity to the countries in the region.

MARYAM RAJAVI ADDRESSES THE “INTERFAITH SOLIDARITY AGAINST EXTREMISM” GATHERING

Two weeks ago, at the Islamic Arab American Summit in Riyadh it was declared that the clerical regime has deprived the region and the world from tranquility and stability and its activities in the Middle East and throughout the world are destructive. The Saudi and U.S. 

leaders also reiterated that the people of Iran have been the first and longest-suffering victims of the regime.

Fortunately, the Arab world, the world of Islam and the United States have finally touched on the origin of terrorism, belligerence and fundamentalism in the region, which is the theocratic regime in Iran. This is a stance in the right direction and now it must be able to stop the regime’s belligerence and bloodshed.

Long years of experience have proven first, that it is vital for the Velayat-e Faqih regime to seek domination and invade other countries, without which they cannot preserve their rule. Therefore, the regime will not give up this behavior voluntarily.

Second, it has been proven that the regime feels most endangered by the power of the Iranian people and Resistance and views them as a de facto existential threat. Therefore, it tries with all its might to prevent this force from actively coming to the scene.

The history of the mullahs’ regime also shows their unwavering enmity to the countries in the region.

Therefore, I call on all Muslims to unite in solidarity over this principle, over rejection of compulsory religion and religious compulsion.

MARYAM RAJAVI ADDRESSES “INTERFAITH SOLIDARITY AGAINST EXTREMISM”

Maryam Rajavi and a number of prominent personalities from Arab countries and the Muslim community in France took part in a gathering on June 3, 2017, in Auvers-sur-Oise during the holy month of Ramadan. The meeting was entitled “Interfaith Solidarity Against Extremism.”

The participants initially visited a photo exhibition, “Carnage and mass killings, from Iran to Syria.” Photos of martyrs of the Iranian and Syrian resistance, as well as images from popular demonstrations in Syria against the Assad regime were on display.
In her remarks to the gathering, Maryam Rajavi said:

Distinguished guests,
Dear sisters and brothers, from Palestine, Syria, Yemen, and other countries, who have joined this Iftar reception hosted by the Iranian Resistance,And dear sisters and brothers who are attending this ceremony from different parts of France,Happy Ramadan!