German Government to Stop Funding Iran Regime Groups

Mehdi Hosseini
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German Government to Stop Funding Iran Regime Groups
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier welcomes Chairman of Islamic Community of Germany Sheikh Mahmood Khalilzadeh and Dawood Nazirizadeh

By Mehdi

The German government will end public funding for radical pro-Iranian-regime, the Islamic Community of Shi’ite Communities of Germany, which is filled with anti-Semitic representatives who call for the destruction of Israel, but not until the end of 2019.

On Thursday, German paper Bild reported that Germany’s interior ministry had sent a letter detailing their removal of funds for the Shi’ite umbrella organization, including the Islamic Center in Hamburg, which is funded by Germany’s family ministry and the European Union. The German federal government said that the Shi’ite umbrella organization was “influenced by extremists”, that the chair of the Shi’ite umbrella group Mahmud Khalilzadeh is “a member of the political and religious establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran”, and that all important positions within the group were held by pro-Iranian regime and pro-Hezbollah members.

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Regime Scared of MEK Internet Influence

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Regime Scared of MEK Internet Influence
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By Pooya Stone

The Iranian Regime is terrified that the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) is becoming increasingly popular on the internet, especially on social media sites that are officially banned in Iran, and thus have increased the ability to mobilise the Iranian people, in particular, young people.

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G7 Denounces Iran’s Destabilizing Role in the Region

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G7 Denounces Iran’s Destabilizing Role in the Region
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By Jubin Katiraie

At the end of their meeting in France, the G7 Foreign Ministers issued a final joint communique, insisting on their deep concern over Iran’s “continuing support for terrorist organizations and armed militias.”

At the end of their meeting in St. Malo held on 5th and 6th of April, in their communique, the G7 countries said they are determined to prevent Iran from reaching a nuclear weapon and asked UN member states to make voluntary contributions to the IAEA to ensure it has the resources necessary to fulfill this vital role.

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Iran Threatens Retaliation If US Designates IRGC as a Terror Group

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Iran Threatens Retaliation If US Designates IRGC as a Terror Group
Iran Threatens Retaliation If US Designates IRGC as a Terror Group

Iran Focus

London, 08 April – Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Chief Commander Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari threatened US forces in western Asia on Sunday, saying that if the US designates the IRGC as a terrorist organization then those troops would “lose peace and quiet”.

Jafari said: “If the US takes this step and endangers our national security we will take reciprocal measures, based on the policies of the Islamic Republic.”

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Iran Linked to Cyber Attacks Against the UK

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Iran Linked to Cyber Attacks Against the UK
Iran Linked to Cyber Attacks

Iran Focus

London, 07 April – As the UK geared up for the Christmas holiday, Sky News reported about a number of cyberattacks that involved local government networks as well as the post office. On December 23rd, some 10,000 pieces of data records were stolen, including email addresses, postal addresses, company positions and many phone numbers, such as the mobile number of Post Office chief executive Paula Vennells and at least ten peers and MPs.

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Iran’s Nuclear Program Remains Concerning for the United States

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Iran’s Nuclear Program Remains Concerning for the United States
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By Mehdi

The U.S. Congressional Research Service has published a report on the status of Iran’s nuclear program. It highlighted that Iran’s nuclear program has been a concern since the seventies when it became clear that Iran might work towards obtaining a nuclear weapon.

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Iran Musician Record Album About Oppression While on Prison Release

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Iran Musician Record Album About Oppression While on Prison Release
Mehdi Rajabian, 29, who was first arrested in 2013, alongside his brother Hossein, for the vague charge of “spreading corruption” for participating in Iran’s underground music scene and working with women.

By Pooya Stone

An Iranian musician has hit back at the Regime’s music ban by releasing an album about oppression under the mullahs while on temporary bail from the notorious Evin prison.

Mehdi Rajabian, 29, who was first arrested in 2013, alongside his brother Hossein, for the vague charge of “spreading corruption” for participating in Iran’s underground music scene and working with women.

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Iran’s Belligerent Actions Against the US

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Iran’s Belligerent Actions Against the US
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By Jubin Katiraie

When Donald Trump entered the White House, he withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, citing Iran’s cheating and other malign behaviours, and reimposed sanctions on the country.

That was a bold step, but it seems most people in Washington still want to appease the mullahs so they would prefer engagement at all cost. Even the Pentagon and the State Department seems to think that it is too dangerous to challenge Iran. But all of these appeasement voices miss one thing: Iran is at war with the US, which it calls the “great Satan”, and has been since its inception.

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Khamenei’s Role in Plundering Iran Resources

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Khamenei’s Role in Plundering Iran Resources
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Iran Focus

London, 06 April – In Iran, everyone is looking for somebody to blame for the recent inclement weather that was unplanned for — the floods and the ensuing disasters — while the most important and powerful figure in Iran, the Supreme Leader, has thus far failed to help the people who are suffering from the damage.

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Iran’s Leading Officials Named as Human Rights Violators

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Iran’s Leading Officials Named as Human Rights Violators
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By Jubin Katiraie

Justice for Iran (JFI), a human rights organization, published the first volume of their series of books, entitled “The Face of Crime,” on the fortieth anniversary of the referendum that established the Islamic Republic. According to JFI, this volume covers the cases of 100 human rights violators in Iran.

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