10.60 Massacres in Iran, Where Are the Protestors?

There are massive protests against Israel when it goes after the Hamas terrorist group but no protests in support of the Gazans when they are killed by Hamas.

Walter E. Block, and Oded J.K. Faran wrote:

According to Donald Trump’s 20-point peace proposal, Hamas was supposed to disarm, though nothing of the sort has occurred. Several Palestinian family clans, believing that Hamas was receding from power, attempted to take over policing functions and serve as an interim government. This was a fatal miscalculation. Hamas would tolerate no such challenge to its authority. Members of these Palestinian clans were forced to kneel in the street and shot execution-style in the back of the head. The message was clear: Any Palestinian who dared disrespect Hamas would suffer the same fate. As of mid-October 2025, multiple sources report that at least 33 men have been killed in these public executions...

A Pattern of Selective Outrage

This is hardly the first time Palestinians have been killed without provoking global protests. When King Hussein of Jordan invited large numbers of Palestinians into his kingdom, they repaid his hospitality by attempting to topple him from his throne in what became known as Black September. In September 1970, the Jordanian Armed Forces launched a massive assault on Palestinian refugee camps and strongholds. Thousands of Palestinians were killed in the resulting conflict. Estimates vary widely: Jordan’s official count was around 3,000, whereas PLO leader Yasser Arafat claimed that 25,000 Palestinians were killed. Most historians place the number between 2,000 and 3,400. Was there worldwide outrage? There was not. The event became notorious among Palestinians and led to the formation of the terrorist Black September Organization, but the international community largely remained silent about the Jordanian killing of Palestinians. The pattern is unmistakable: When Jews defend themselves against those who would annihilate them, the world erupts in condemnation. When anyone else kills Palestinians, silence reigns.

There are massive protests against Israel when it goes after the Hamas terrorist group but few protests in support of the people of Iran when they are massacred by the Islamic regime that oppresses them. The following is an essay from Pamela Geller's web site about this called Why Does The “Free Palestine” Mob Have No Interest In the Brutalized Masses in Iran Yearning to Be Free?

Jew-haters viciously attacked Israel for defending itself against Hamas. They accused Israel of genocide. They marched through the streets of every major city in the world to condemn Israel. They attacked Jewish sites. They demonstrated against Israel on college campuses. They condemned Israel at the UN. They took legal action against Israel at the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice, which would later result in the arrest warrant of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. Lowlife and bigoted podcasters such as Piers Morgan, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian, Megan Kelly, and many others demonized Israel. As did politicians who seeked the Jihad vote.

Yet these so called human rights advocates, feminists, peace activists and all the rest have been predictably silent and subdued when it comes to defending the courageous people of Iran, who are risking their lives to achieve freedom from the brutal Ayatollah regime. That is because ‘Palestinian’ movement does not care about human rights. It only cares about eliminating the only Jewish state.

Why? Because they are Jew haters, that’s why. And that is their cause – the dehumanization and annihilation of the Jew.

Over one million Iranians rallied across Europe, North America and Australia on Saturday (Feb 14? 2026) in response to a call by exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi, while nighttime chants echoed from rooftops and apartment blocks inside Iran in a coordinated show of solidarity.

We see you,

Why Does The “Free Palestine” Crowd Seem To Have No Interest In Freeing Iran?

By The Bronx Daily, Jan 11th, 2026

Across Western cities, university campuses, and social media platforms, one slogan dominates modern street activism: “Free Palestine.” The phrase appears on banners, murals, profile photos, and megaphones. It has become one of the most recognizable protest chants of the twenty-first century. Yet a striking contradiction exists inside this movement. Many of the same activists who claim to oppose oppression, colonialism, authoritarianism, and human rights abuses show little to no interest in the suffering of millions of Iranians living under one of the most repressive regimes on Earth.

Iran is not merely a country with political disagreements. It is a theocratic dictatorship where dissent can lead to prison, torture, or execution. Women are beaten or killed for refusing mandatory veiling. Journalists are jailed. Political prisoners are executed. Ethnic and religious minorities are persecuted. Internet access is shut down during protests. Entire families are punished for the actions of one member. Yet global protest culture rarely mobilizes under banners such as “Free Iran.”

UHaul drives into protest against Iranian regime in California.

More about the U Haul is here. "No Shah. No Regime. USA: Don’t Repeat 1953. No Mullah .

An Iranian woman explains in the video below why you don't see mass protests by the left against the persecution of the Iranian people by the Iranian regime while you do see mass protests against Israel when it fights in Gaza.

John Ondrasik: Why are pro-Hamas supporters quiet on Iran? | Elizabeth Vargas Reports

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Attack on protestors of Iranian regime

According to AI on google response to does Iran fund left wing organizations

Iran influences certain segments of the Western left primarily by fostering an "anti-imperialist" framework that prioritizes opposition to US and Israeli foreign policy over opposition to the Islamic Republic’s domestic repression. This alliance, sometimes termed "Islamo-leftism," results in some leftists rationalizing or ignoring Iran's human rights abuses, including the oppression of women and minorities.

Key aspects of this influence include:

Anti-Imperialist Solidarity: Iran is framed as a defiant, anti-Western power. This perspective leads some on the left to defend or excuse the regime, viewing it as a bulwark against Western influence in the Middle East.
Shifting Priorities: The focus on opposing Western intervention has led to a "perverse" dynamic where some Western progressives support the Iranian regime, despite its brutal treatment of workers, women, and the LGBTQ community, which contradicts typical left-wing values.
Proxy Support: Iran supports regional groups (e.g., Hezbollah) that are sometimes aligned with anti-Israel, anti-imperialist, or leftist narratives, reinforcing the idea of a shared, united front against the West.
Historical Context: The 1979 Revolution saw an initial, fatal alliance between some leftist groups and Ayatollah Khomeini, driven by a mutual anti-imperialist, anti-Shah goal, which ultimately resulted in the repression of those same leftists.

This influence creates an asymmetrical, "unholy" alliance where the ideological goal of opposing Western imperialism outweighs the commitment to supporting human rights within Iran.

There were leftist protesting America going to war with Iran.