This is a very wrong impression that iranian women are protesting only just for obligatory hijab. In fact, Iranian people are fighting for women's rights;Human rights and a democratic Iran. Thank you for covering Iranian news.
@@josefabuaisheh6262 "I just hope whatever happens can happen without ending in chaos and poverty." Your comment can apply to anything on earth. Literally any situation on earth. You are just as indifferent as the Palestinians in this video. Because you WANT women to wear hijab. Thanks for supporting WOMEN'S RIGHTS...🙄 I can really feel your support for women over here...🙄🙄🙄
They are also protesting the arabization/islamization of the Iranian culture. Iranians true culture and religion is not Islamic and in fact they fought the invading arab armies for decades before being subjugated by islam which is why today this is really a continuation of that struggle. The Persian people were originally Zoroastrian and they had a very tolerant and open culture but that sadly ended with Islam being forced upon them especially the brand of Islam that arose after the Islamic revolution in 1979.
A little surprising that they aren't aware of the protests, but then I need to remind myself that most people are apolitical and unaware of current events.
True, but I avoid politics and even I know about the protests. There are some stories that are so big that you tend to hear at least something even if you aren't following the news. Maybe things are different over there, though? Maybe news doesn't spread the same way as it does in the West?
It's also very likely that it's not being covered by Palestinian media outlets, because Iran is one of the largest supporters of the PA and Hamas, so there is a strong bias to portray Iran in a positive light. They might not know about it unless they watch Israeli news channels.
palestinians are pretty much the opposite of apolitical. what you are referring to are privilged white dudes who have all the rights of the country they live in and just decide to not get involved bc they dont want their lalaland vision destroyed. most of the people say they are with the people bc they know what that means.
Greetings from Egypt to our brothers and sisters in Israel, Palestine and Iran. I hope peace will prevail in the Middle East and the whole world. 🇪🇬♥️🇮🇱♥️🇵🇸♥️🇮🇷
Shalom, Salam, Peace. Quran [Last Testament]: Do Not Take The Religion Of God, Too Much To The Left Or Right, But Always Follow The Middle Path. Quran [Last Testament]: Do Not Take Life Which God Has Made Sacred, Except By Way Of Law Or Justice [No Extremism, No Forms Of Terrorism, No Murder].
On a side note Corey, Iranians are against the islamic republic and not just mandatory hijab. Iranians want to claim their country back and they want to END the islamic theocracy. Mandatory/forced hijab is a main pillar of the islamic republic. Hijab was not and is not part of Iranian culture. The islamic regime is against Iranian culture.
@Bonbony Cema *Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
@Bonbony Cema Both Baluchis (not paloshi) and Ahvazi Arabs are *Iranians.* *Religion does not define Iranian nationality as there are Iranian christians, Iranian Jews and majority of Iranians who are agnostic or athetists* and non-Iranians from the region can never understand the complexity of Iran nor the identity of Iranians because most of these countries were either colonies and/or created by Western powers, while Iran has been a nation for 2600 years that has never been colonized and that was defined by something larger and more ancient than islam. It is the Islamic Republic occupying Iran since 1979 that is brutally forcing Islam on Iranians. the mullahs and ayatollahs, kill, rape and torture in the name of Islam, not in the name of "shia". Iranians don't want these Islamic occupiers anymore. Also to most Iranians, sunni and shia doesn't matter. It's islam to Iranians. All Iranians today are fed up with Islam. Islam was never compatible with Iran and Iranians.
@Bonbony Cema i understand what you say sir, but if you do not mind the question how are you so sure that islam is The Truth ? about the bible prophecies speak of GOD restoring The Jewish people back to The Land of Israel (Ezekiel chapter 37) and that through THE MESSIAH (which we both agree IS Jesus or Isa) will unite both Jew and Gentiles to worship THE GOD of Israel together and be one group instead of two and now all make it to paradise only through believing in Jesus/Isa. so plenty of bible prophecies speak of Israel and THE MESSIAH but none of the bible prophecies speak of saudia arabia this way. so if don't mind me asking how are you so sure that islam is The Truth ?
@@marmary5555 How disgusting are these comments. You're surely just a Zionist Israeli troll that wants to spit on Islam and openly hate the religion to cause division. The Quran warns us : You join Islam with the attention of leaving it just after and then proclaim everywhere that you, as an 'ex-Muslim', decided to leave because you found problems in the religion. Just again, so you can spread hate. PS : Don't speak for most Iranians, not all Iranians live in delusion and prostate to the West. It is by showing that you do not let your country to be under others' occupation, that you truly love your country.
Shalom, Salam, Peace. Quran [Last Testament]: Do Not Take The Religion Of God, Too Much To The Left Or Right, But Always Follow The Middle Path. Quran [Last Testament]: Do Not Take Life Which God Has Made Sacred, Except By Way Of Law Or Justice [No Extremism, No Forms Of Terrorism, No Murder].
@@dogbert52 good question . Does Judaism or Christianity allow atheism or should does the bible allow atheism? For me personally believe is from your heart.
@@lev9086 Because I've spoken to hundreds of Iranians online who hate their government, want democracy and don't have any problem with Israel. I empathize with their struggle for freedom, 400,000 of our own people are Persian and they were our ally for far longer than they were our enemy. Before 1979 Iran was our strongest ally, probably even stronger than the U.S. I also see them as a natural ally against pan-Arab hegemony.
A lot of people in Palestine fear sharing opinions to a foreign language speaking camera crew since they know their opinions might be used against them. For example this is an Israeli RUclips channel if it was meaning to twist the word of a Palestinian to use it in Israeli media they simply can take it out of context and then easily make this person look the way the want. Again I am not saying in anyway or form that this is the intention of this particular channel, from what I saw this is a respectful channel that's trying to ask questions that might be super interesting to get answers and I personally -as a Palestinian- enjoyed watching some of the videos here in the past and I didn't feel they were taken out of context at all. So a Palestinian saying "I don't care about politics" is most likely "I am not sure I can share my opinion with you" or they simply don't :D. The second part about Palestinians being not informed, and I wrote a very long comment in one of the replies but I will sum it up in a different way. If you are in an occupied country you are basically sick of the news because it never carried a glimmer of hope after over 70 years of occupation. You turn on the news it's nothing but deaths caused by IDF, strikes and retaliations in responses to the deaths, more illegal settlements and a some outdated threats from some random party against Israel. Social media is not better at all it's even worse as it's full of fake and false news that does not help the situation at all. Should Palestinians be aware about what's happening in Iran and support Iranians? I mean of course, Iranians supported Palestinians, and even if they did not, they are humans who are seeking their freedom from a dictatorship. So if anything Palestinians should support the people. But what about the money this system in Iran sends to Palestinians you might ask? As someone who lived in Palestine 30 years of my life I can assure you that all the international funding never fully reaches those who really need it! most of it lands in the pockets of PA and NGOs AND YET people are thankful for whatever crumbs they get, the gesture matters the most. Now to end this, yet another, long rant to you dear internet strangers. I wish for the wonderful people of Iran to get the freedom they long for. And I really hope all of us humans get rid of all those corrupt governments ALL OF THEM without any exception and start treating each other as humans for once before this planet turns into ashes someday because of the human arrogance, greed and ego.
"I support only the Palestine problem" fair enough. why should anyone outiside care about the Palestine problem? Another side to this protest is the woman was Kurdish.
As an Iranian I'm happy to see my Palestinian brothers and sisters being reasonable people and almost all of them agreeing hijab is a personal choice that comes from within and nobody else's business. I'm hoping for peace and freedom for both Iran and Palestine
@@mfhu4496 We Iranians have one thing to tell you... Fuck western globalists, Putin, China CP and most of all Islamic regime and islamists! We have no friends in this world, we despise all of the above, is it clear??
@@mfhu4496 Up until the fuel crisis, then they even turned their back on Shah and paved the way for Khomeini and the islamist clerics to seize power! All for the continuation of cheap oil during the crisis, they held the Iranian army back from stepping in. Shah gave the U.S too much control and they predictably betrayed him. The interest of the West, Russia, China etc. will only benefit them, leading sometimes to the detrimental of a whole nation and the future of its people. Also let's not forget operation Ajax coup 1953 and the exploitation and invasion of Iran well before that (Russia, UK). We love people, but we despise governments causing destruction, misery and death worldwide! 💚🤍💔🕊️
@@mfhu4496 They're not uniting anything, this regime has only sown division. Why do you think that a secular Iran won't care about the Palestinian or Yemeni cause?? All you care about is funding and weapons, right? At the cost of Iran's prosperity and Iranian lives and our future! This Islamic regime has to go, the people have had their say!
Greetings from USA . I support any citizens of any country regardless of race or religion when it comes to citizens being free. I tell people it's not the citizens that are the issue it's these governments
Shalom, Salam, Peace. Quran [Last Testament]: Do Not Take The Religion Of God, Too Much To The Left Or Right, But Always Follow The Middle Path. Quran [Last Testament]: Do Not Take Life Which God Has Made Sacred, Except By Way Of Law Or Justice [No Extremism, No Forms Of Terrorism, No Murder].
@@omarlittle-hales8237 so to me that sounds like more libertarian than republican and democrat. Forgive my ignorance because I'm not familiar with middle eastern politics nor do I know if they have similar parties like the US but libertarian means less government intrusion
@@Paul-se4wc Shalom, Salam, Peace. 1. Both The Torah & Gospel Have Been Tampered With. 2. I Challenge You To Bring Any Verse Before Me, I Will Inform You If It Is From Our Lord And Creator. 3. Jesus Son Or Mary Was Never Crucified, But He Is Due To Return To The Children Of Israel. 4. He Will Correct The Jews, On The Usury And Corruption Of The Torah, Straying From Spirituality Towards Festivals And Holidays. 5. He Will Instruct The Christians He Is The Devout Servant And Messiah To God, But Not His Son, As God Has No Partners Or Kinship, Only He Creations Can Have Kinship. 6. He Will Instruct The Muslims On Hadith, Over 1 Million Books Written By Mullahs, Not From God. 7. Also Correct Jews, Christians And Muslims On Sects, God For Forbids All Forms Of Sects.
@@Paul-se4wc Shalom, Salam, Peace. Quran [Last Testament]: The Jews Say The Christians Are Gentiles, The Christians Say The Jews And Muslims Are Heavens. Whilst The Quran Confirms All Books, God Alone Decides Whom He Should Forgive Or Punish. Tell Them If They Are Truthful, Wish For Death, As To Ascertain The Truth With God. Never Will They Wish For Death, As They Cling Onto Life.
@@josefabuaisheh6262 I was thinking the same thing. I neither agree with Marie Le Pen's ideas about forcefully removing hijab nor Khamenei's law forcing women to wear hijab. The same law that protects Orthodox Christian nuns' rights to wear the full habit, protects Muslim women's rights to wear hijab, but NOBODY has a right to force women to wear hijab, it should be a choice.
This video leaves me with a very mixed impression. On the one hand I appreciate a lot that most people advocated for free choice of women to wear a Hijab or not. On the other side I´m taken aback how many people are uninformed. These are massive protests, people in a close country fighting and dying for their freedom, and so many don´t know or don´t care?!? I wonder what the media in Palestine report, don´t they cover what is going on in other countries?
Agreed, but remember that Israel has no real press freedom when it comes to informing Palestinians or any dissenting opinions. May’s Gaza bombing of building housing media outlets and the murder of Shireen was 100% proof. The apartheid state and Bibi choosing extremist nationalist who just stated he’s for ethnic cleansing to serve in his gov’tshows exactly what Bibi will do if he can form a government. A politician still facing corruption charges for over a year already shouldn’t be allowed to run for PM or any political office unless he’s cleared of all charges. Even then, people should think twice before voting for him.
It is so interesting to see that Palestinians overall do not care or have not much concern with what is going on in Iran despite the Islamic Republic spending billions on Palestinian groups and Hezbollah and overall in the Arab countries. They seem to be wasting their hard earned oil money that could be used internally!
thats one of the main reasons why we want khomeyni and his regime go . he is arab and only cares about them not persian people. he denies our 6000 years of civilization and cares about the hussein child that was killed 1500 years ago. and yet he killed 400 of our youth this month
Kind of like the US wasting hard earned money on Israel
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Yeah but it’s all political isn’t it? The Iranian regime isn’t spending the money on the people but rather on its political allies for its own interest. Also, I’m positive if we roam the streets of Iran and ask questions about what happens in Palestine, many people wouldn’t know or be interested in knowing.
It's ironic how everyone in the comments is saying "their answers don't seem honest" but when Corey asks other type of people and you hear different and conservative answers, you'll start hating and blaming everything on hamas and "they're teaching them to think like this in kindergarten" or "they're gonna make Israel an Islamic country" y'all aren't open to hear different opinions and just wanna stick to the stigmas and prejudices you have on people, and when it's not "matching" they're definitely lying!
Most of them said they knew nothing. I don't think they are lying about that. ;) Jokes aside, it's easy to say what you think is pc. As it was worded, it was clear what the pc answer is, even there. However, Iran supports their "cause" (and shares their goals for Israel). Had it been worded emphasizing that part, it may have elicited a different response.
@@starhopper1706 Because most of them knew nothing and Mon Amie told them what's happening there in front of us, you can be sure that it's their honest opinion and not "what they're told to say". About Iran supporting Palestine, the people and the government are two separate things, and Iran supports the Palestinian government (authority) not the people, so Palestinian citizens have no interest in defending Iran's gov. And they did NOT in the video, it's a clear evidence that they're not afraid to say their honest opinion, which the government may not like it and could get them in trouble for saying that.
Iran forces women to wear hijab .. France forces women to take off the hijab... similar situation different coverage ( and I mean on national scale not your channel specifically)
do Muslim get shot in iran because of it? do they get arrested because of it? do they receive tickets or get punished by lashes? are they treated like criminals and less than animals? oh right they don't
@Hassan Ibrahim but does UK whip Muslims like how Muslims whip others in Muslim countries? over 1000 women were arrested‚ killed and blinded by Muslims in my country the numbers are not even comparable over the past 1000 years. at this point I don't believe anyone who has a religion ( specially Muslim looking at how the have managed things in middle east) should have power because they tend to make other people's lived harder I get attacked by Muslims every f day I don't think it's even comparable anymore
In Israel we had women protesting here in show of support for women protest in Iran. We hope the Iranian people achieve their dreams for freedom of expression, free speech, women rights, true freedom of religion, and an end to the evil fascist ayatollah regime. We wish them well.
@@mgigachad3170 The Arabs that are not citizens get their rights, or lack thereof, from the PA or Hamass, not Israel. And no one is trying to abolish al aqsa. Arabs have been claiming that to incite their pop for over 100 years. Was b s back then, and still is.
@@starhopper1706 Except hundreds of thousands of Palestinians live under military and/or administrative "Israeli" brutal rule, which is "Israel" is considered an apartheid state.
@@starhopper1706 All these years one rocket or a few charges in the right place. When they want to take down a building in any city, controlled demolitions don't even effect the next property, it could implode on itself. Israel could have gotten rid of al Aqsa any time. They don't need the headache!!
I love the apparent irony that the women wearing hijabs all support the women in Iran to have a choice, but the woman who is not wearing one says she doesn't have an opinion as she is "not political"
@@ExplicitSpirit Wellll let's not get carried away. Stereotypes exist for a reason. This is an extremely rare W for Palestinians on social issues. Most of the time they are pretty fundamentalist, and these questions were asked in the West Bank, I imagine we'd get VERY different answers in Gaza (which according to what I've been told, is also Palestine).
@@trollnerd You're making that sweeping assumption that Gazans will have vastly different responses. We don't know that, and that is the issue here in this comment section. We can only guess how they will react. It is true that Gaza is more conservative than the West Bank, but that does not mean that the same conservative people over there don't believe that people can choose whether or not to wear certain things. Lots of Israelis love to chime in with the "they are lying" statement because their answers don't fit their narrative about who Palestinians are. It really is sad when I see this. You need to look past what you think people are, and see how they really are. The vast majority of Palestinians simply want self autonomy. That does not make them religious extremists or whatever else people want to label them as. These people have been painted as terrorists, intolerant extremists, racists etc. because it helps making them less human as an opponent. I was not at all surprised to hear their responses about women and hijabs, I was more surprised that a lot of commenters are where surprised.
I love the translator and Corey's relationship. Wonder if she talks sense into Cory when the camera is not rolling! No offense Corey, all power and love to you, your videos are great.
as an iranian i wish our government stop its financial and military support of palestine , let them deal with israel alone , iranian people dont care abt palestine or palestinians in general , its just our government
Your country supports Palestine for their own agenda The people never get your money Your government is all pissy with israel and they use the poor Palestinian to mess with them We don’t want your money Or your support Palestinians in gaza literally have more rights than ya’ll
Since iranian government strongly supports palestine people assume that anti government iranians would be pro israel. But it's wrong. We actually understand Palestinians more.
hijab may be the smallest part of it but it takes a lot of energy from us to explain but in short dictators are ruling our country that should be enough.
Yes. Suck it up boy. The world doesn't revolves around you. I'm from the Far East country, most people here don't give a damn of what's happening in Iran. It is hardly covered in the news and we are more concern with pressing issues like inflation, rising cost of living, unemployment, rents, mortgage, and when is our next meal going to be.
The indifference of these interviewed Palestinians towards the suffering of the Iranian people is appalling. The next question should be: "Why should others care for your problems if you don't care for the problems of others?".
They're not indifferent. They support the Iranian government. They just can't OPENLY say this. They will not openly say anything against Iran, who is their biggest ally and funder. So, they seem indifferent because they're not being honest. They're saying what they think sounds good 😘 "I'm not into politics" is code for saying they just won't speak openly/honestly. Welcome to the middle east 😘
Almost all of them either supported the supporters or didn't know, is it indifference to not know something? do you expect people to know everything that's going on everywhere?
The Iranian government shouldn't really be called "Islamic" because if they were really following the laws of Islam they would already know not to force women to wear hijab They call themselves Islamic while almost everything they do is un-Islamic
Bullshit. breeding age women are obligated to cover "Juyubihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms)" before the idea of the nation state was adopted by muslims this was enforced by threat of violence. that is the islamic way, it's as backwards and evil as one would expect from islam.
It is Islamic. perception of being holy gave them the right to kill people. You should face it. this is the face of real Islam or any other religion dude. But some religions like Jew and Islam are more extreme and hence more dangerous. Fortunately, based on recent research, now only 1 out of 3 Iranians call themselves Muslim. TBH the only religion I could find fully peaceful is Zoroastrian which is Iranian (there might be plenty more that I am not aware of).
@Bonbony Cema Lol reading Quran is enough to get familiar with Islam as it is the core book of the religion. I have read it but I doubt you did so too.
Honestly baffled by the people in the comments saying most here supported the government - or, if they didn’t say so, that’s what they REALLY believe. As if you could… know?? Why even watch the video if you’ve already decided what every Palestinian is like? Not even saying, “disappointed by the people saying xyz,” or giving a specific example of people who DID say something objectionable - just “everyone said xyz, how sad 😔”. And acting like that’s a Palestinian thing, when honestly I’ve seen a similar range of opinions (‘of course I support the people,’ ‘I don’t care about politics,’ ‘well…….. stability, chaos, you know’) on similarly controversial issues in every country I’ve ever been to. (The US especially, actually, so you can’t even say it’s a middle eastern thing - except Israel, for some reason). What the fuck.
The only people saying that in the comment section are Palestinian-hating "Israelis". Everyone else knows the truth and is praising the Palestinian people.
Tbh I get the impression some watch the vids just to write hateful comments..or just write comments and not watch at all..and it is always the same. When the majority confirm their prejudice, they say."look how bad they are"..when they dont, they go "liars"..some just write the same comment below every vid, and theyre not bots! I wonder if they even realize how they are destroying Zionists'reputation
Thank you! I have no idea what they were talking about. Maybe they couldn’t actually hear what people were saying because they were clouded by their prejudice. I, myself, was delighted to see that in Palestine the notion that wearing hijab must be a personal choice was unquestioned. As was the near unanimity of the idea that one should always support the people.
It's just people raised from birth to be an IDF soldier that have extreme prejudice against the people they are stealing land from. Not worth listening to, their angle is beyond obvious
And if the Palestinian "problem" was solved - this dude wouldn't change. He's a selfish prick, I'm sure that if someone would need help on the street (even a Palestinian) he would ignore him. "Your problem is not my problem" type of guy.
To those Palestinian who said that they only care about their problems, but you expect the world to care for your issues...Iranian women go in the streets to defend your rights often and it is an eye opening to see how you don't even care for them...Amazing!
All the Iranian protesters are Zionists , the Iranian government is too much tolerant to just force them into Hijab , Iranian gov should force them into ovens .
@@alawitemuslimdefenceleague8792 Fine, but it looks like some of these Palestinians don't care period. Government or people 🤔 After all the help Iran provides them. But when it is their problem they want the world to express concerns...
@@zahrag3466 Cory meets the 48 Palestinians , they hold Israeli citizenship and far from Gaza , Iran helps the ones in Gaza not the 48 Palestinians , I'm Syrian I do care about Iran yet I'm secular and there is no forced Hijab in Assad's Syria , even though there is a forced Hijab in the western backed rebel held areas , the west is fine with them since the rebels are Zionists , the same west attack us because we aren't , the same west support the protesters in Iran because they are Zionists not because of any Hijab as the western media claims .
Keep in mind that Iranians are NOT Arabs. But the Ayatollahs in Iran are Arab descendant Lebanese and Iraqis. Iran is NOT an Arab nation. Most Palestinians supported Saddam during Iraq and Iran war. Arabs in general believe in Islam. Iranians don’t. Iranians are Muslims by force. The real Arabs came from Arabian Peninsula. Islam was spread by used of sword and force. People were forced to convert. That’s what the Arab Muslims did to Iran.
What kind of drugs was the last woman taking? She is suggesting that the IRANIAN government is forcing women to TAKE OFF their hijabs and not the other way around? The fk 😂
Israelis really like forcing their opinion on other, most of the people said they support the protests and yet they're trying to somehow convince other's in this comment section that they're with the Iranian government, pathetic
@@mazenadel7905 what does israel have to do with the religion of peace mur dering its own adherents by the millions? Why are you people so obssesd with israel?
@@dogbert52 my man you can literally find people in this comment section with Hebrew names or the Israeli flag as a pfp trying to push their agenda of the Palestinians in this video "lying" As to why we care about Israel, it might be because we don't support apartheid states you see
It is not about Hijab . It is about basic human rights and their dignity. For your information they have killed more than 100 people after Friday prayer in Zahidan. People put their life in risk for freedom of chose , better future and human rights. Iran’s regime have killed more than 40 kids during these days. IT IS NOT FOR OR AGAINS ANY RELIGION
Really interesting video. Fun fact: When asked if she was Christian or Muslim, the last woman said "Mus--sorry, Christian." This might seem funny, but may be because she'd just been speaking in Arabic and the Arabic word for Christian is "meseeHee" (related to the word for messiah). So she might've still just been in Arabic mode...
I am Iranian in Europe and I am so glad and proud to hear that Palestinians stand with us for freedom of choice. Of course I am with the people warms my heart 💜🙏🏽 Also, by the way, ths hijab is a symbol, it's not really about that. If the hijab falls, the regime will fall and they know that. That is why the mollahs are so crazy about it and clamp down on dress code. These protests have turned into a revolution. We demand nothing less than freedom to be who we are, love who we are, we demand economic prosperity, we demand intact international relations, we want to travel, we want ro be able to pay our bills, we want pur nature to flourish and not die -- all the demans of the song Baraye!!! Please don't push the narrative that this is about the headscarf!
@@hasan2198 I'm sorry to hear that -- I don't know much about that. All the Iranians I know in Europe (including myself) are critical of the racist apartheid dealings of the state of Israel today. -- It's possible that Iranians in Iran are so disgusted with the "death to Israel/America" stuff that the regime pushes on them that they have become uncritical of the current system's inhumane injustice towards Palestinians. Palestinian rights are human rights. Your fight is our fight is humanity's fight for dignity and accountability.
Thank you so much corey As an Iranian woman who is fighting in the streets, your tendency and sensitivity about women rights is really encouraging. Such an on point content. There was always a political gap between Iran and Palestine and our governments weren't trustable sources to rely on what people think about another. That's also shocking that they didn't know and some of them just dont care. Cause the Islamic Republic Regime is feeding iranian people's money to "Palestine's Poverty" for years.
Its not their fault they dont know, they are ruled by hamas which is funded by the IR do ofcourse they dont show it on tv, those who know support the protests tho
Well the next time I get asked about the Israeli-Palestine conflict I will say: I don't know, I don't watch the news, I don't care, I side with my western brothers from Ukraine.
exacly mate. hijab is fraction of what we are fighting here. the list is so long i cant even type it here ( watch "baraye" song by shervin ) even palestinians answers are some of the things we are fighting for (not caring about the hands that fed them)
hijab is a symbol of oppression, that's what people are fighting against in Iran, the freedom to choose NOT TO WEAR THE DOGLEASH that hijab is Go ahead and tell me women are free to not wear hijab in saudi arabia
I personally think the solution is to abolish iran moral police and any law that impose certain religious practice to the people. give people more freedom.
They can't even defeat bashar al-asad. You know al-asad background is from tyrannical minority heretics. Never mind the tyrannical majority regime and the one and only defender of shia islam. and to be honest, we don't need anymore lawless state like Libya.
I don't think Iranian protests are just about hijab! There are so many reasons for them no to be happy and angry! For example, for 40 years they've been told that it's a right thing to get involve in what is happening in-between Israel and Palestine while they could be focusing on what is happening in their own country and yet more that 98% people you talk to were not even aware of current events! Frankly, I liked the guy who said he doesn't care and that he is more concern about Palestinian problems. I watch a lot of videos these days about this event and I'm happy to see that Iranian people finally have found out that if anything needs to be done about dictatorship running their country, is them, putting faith in other outside forces considering that almost every countries going through some sort of political and/or financial crises, would not be wise! At the end I also want to thank you for your effort to project what is happening in Iran.
I find people like at 3:56 really ignorant. Sure, care about your domestic problems but if someone abroad doesn't support your cause, you'd be all up in arms.
Sorry Corey but this is very wrong. The Iran issue is not a ‘hijab’ issue. It’s a women’s rights issue. Stop making the hijab the problem. The problem is men controlling women and this exists anywhere around the world. In America women are still fighting for equal pay. It’s always about blaming the hijab and honestly, as muslim woman, it’s incredibly revolting and sickening
You're also wrong, so let me make it clear. The protests were triggered by a woman's rights issue, but they are not only for women's rights. Western media loves to spin everything, everyone is oppressed by the regime. If you think this is a women's rights issues, go look at the women on the regime's side.
@@ArcanumArcanorum17 i’m sure that’s true too. As a muslim woman who is not Iranian, i’m just saying i hate that people make it a ‘hijab issue’ because It’s more complicated than that. It’s also not a religious issue (how westerners like to paint it) but about exercising control on people.
@@fuschiacandy it's people like you that makes me support the Iranian government. Seeing the destruction you cause in society and the lies that you're spreading. There is no boundaries to this victimhood. You're certainly no Muslim either.
@@MartinMartinm lol, someone’s really a bitter troll for no reason. I have no clue what destruction caused in what society you’re talking about and who are you to judge anyone a Muslim? Only God knows who is a real Muslim. You’re just a keyboard warrior with problems. Good luck to your mental health with that anger.
@@fuschiacandy you're spreading lies. For example you say that woman get paid less than men when the statistics are the polar opposite. Woman aren't doing the same hours, the same careers and the same work ethic as men. Yet you have the audacity to say they don't get paid the same? You are nothing more than a misinformed corporate mouthpiece. Why would iran want people like you running rampant in society?
All of them said the right unswer I don't know why you people say such shit in the comments ...the Palestinians in general are calm Are supposed to talk loud and shout ? They seemed so nice and polite and calm people❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
To all you guys.I am Iranian and we dont want islamic laws in our country hijab is just a minor problem, this regime must go and we will bring it down. Long live the king.
and the rest goes to other countries. seriously our people are hungry we can't help those who don't even care about us in the first place. we have our own people to feed
You are telling the hijabi lady the wrong information about the iranian protests . I dont know you have bad intention or what! I think You want her to say that shes is against the protests so she would look like she supports the iranian govt .. by taking advantage of her not knowing about the protests and giving her the wrong information . By saying that the iranian protesters want to remove the hijab (they are against the hijab) and thats it! But this is not the truth . The iranian protests much more than that .. and when it comes to the hijab The truth that they dont want the govt to force it. And there is big difference between someone against the hijab and someone who is against forcing the hijab . Anyways thanks to your translator that she clarify it to the hijabi lady and told her the correct information that you didnt say it.
Saying "i don't care for politics" in the Arab world is code for they don't want to speak openly/honestly. That's why they seem bored of their own answers... they're not real answers. They don't support the women protesting. That's the sad, shameful truth.
The other side to this protest is that the woman was Kurdish. The opposite of love does not hate, it's indifference. - Elie Wiesel When the Islamic Republic hanged the Iranian Jews, Baha'i, Kurds, Baloch and other minorities we kept silent, now they are killing women for their hair… This time our unity will end Islamic Republic dictatorship. Masih Alinejad SAY HER NAME, JINA AMINI
@@oladay4682 funny how the story keeps shifting from ar abs to pastalinis to ancient hebrews ..... why are the 22 ar ab is la mic states so afraid of accepting back their is lamic settlers?
As an Iranian who doesn't want either Israel or Palestine to get destroyed, from what I've seen so far, I think Israeli people are more close to Iranians in terms of thoughts
Palestinians wake up each morning trying to figure out how they're gonna make it alive through the day. If you're saying Israelis and Iranians do not share this struggle, then yes I agree with you.
@@almi726 everyone watching those videos can realize how the standard of living of the Palestinians is the highest of all the Arab populations in the region: nice buildings, nice cars, nice clothes…
These ppl in the video seem indifferent because they are not saying what they actually think. They support the Iranian government, which funds them. They don't support the protestors. They just won't SAY this on camera. So instead, they say what they think sounds acceptable... which is "i support the people"... with zero enthusiasm at all...🙄
When the Islamic Republic hanged the Iranian Jews, Baha'i, Kurds, Baloch and other minorities we kept silent, now they are killing women for their hair… This time our unity will end Islamic Republic dictatorship. Masih Alinejad exiled Iranian journalist The opposite of love does not hate, it's indifference. - Elie Wiesel “It’s never been like this, all minorities and ethnicities fighting together for basic human rights. I have many friends in the streets whom I talk to daily. Kurdish woman
@@user_mll374 typical lying jew LOL. Most Palestinians don’t even know iran is funding them. We are indifferent because Iran is not close to Palestine in terms of culture, language and even religious sect. Most people in Palestine don’t support forced hijab.
@@Cortirr I'm a minority from the mideast and yes, many of us support Israel. Not ONLY Jews support Israel, genius 🙄 Maybe it's all the violence in my own country from psychos like you, that made me and SO MANY in Arab world turn to support 🇮🇱 You are absolutely dillusional if you think everyone in Arab world support Palestine, at the detriment of our own countries. Those days are over!!
Thank you for this amazing video. Earlier this month some Palestinian celebrity on twitter posted a tweet about Israelis supporting the protests in Iran and she said how disgusting it was so I kinda wanted to know what the majority thinks and I think its a no brainer even though some of them do not care or kinda support the Regime which may be due to the lack of information. As an Iranian we see every video and hear what’s going on so can’t really blame them for not knowing how cruel this Regime is. I know you generally was asking about the hijab but it’s not even the hijab anymore it’s our human rights. This Regime is against people dancing, having fun and anything you can think of and there is only one way forward and that is the Revolution.
Hi. Hijab or no hijab is not the important part. At the end we shall all be judged on the Judgement Day. But, for the moment the most important underlying fact is your country is one of the key players among Muslim nations for stability of the entire Ummah irrespective of whether Sunni or shia. Please endure the boring life (without dance, party, booze etc that you may crave for) to maintain the stability in your country for the sake of the larger cause of this Ummah and for yourself. Just a humble request. Hope you are not offended. Please 🙏🏼
@@alamjonaed First of all im just gonna put this out there that Iran was never an Islamic country. We may had some roots but our main Religion and beliefs come from Zoroastrianism. And I also do not understand what im supposed to endure. Endure seeing my people getting killed? I feel like so many people do not know what’s going on in Iran and think it just the women wanting to be free of Islam and Hijab which we are certainly right now beyond that point. I suggest you follow the news more closely and then comment on such stuff.
@@Armarefat1you don't speak for all of us, Shia Islam is still the identity of at least half the population. I don't support the regime but some Iranians are still religious with my family being one of them. Your argument also doesn't make sense, Indonesia was Hindu once so should they revert back. Yeah Zoroastrianism came before Islam but many will not go back. Shiite culture is still alive if not the religion. Just because the government is oppressive should not give a negative view of Islam. Other Muslim governments are better but Shia Islam will never leave us.
When this revolution succeeds everyone from Palestine and around the world are welcome to come and visit our beautiful and peaceful country. But first this regime must go and we should seek justice for all our martyrs
I love how the near-universal Muslim support for the women leading the Iranian protest is single-handedly debunking the bizarre, paternalistic way that Muslims are framed by the west.
I mean why would a women want to wear anything else that sexy mini skirt and go out, get drunk in clubs, etc. This is the only way to be happy and all a girl would want. If they are wearing hijabs instead then surely they are being forced. Right?
Yes, I agree, although we shouldn't forget that a lot of muslim people who are living in the west are far more conservative than a lot of the modern muslim communities living in the countries from which they originated.
no people think universally. Goplay's comment misses the point about the law. The iranians are protesting for the freedom to choose. There is no law requiring women in the west to go out to clubs or wear miniskirts.
The other side to this protest is that the woman was Kurdish. The opposite of love does not hate, it's indifference. - Elie Wiesel When the Islamic Republic hanged the Iranian Jews, Baha'i, Kurds, Baloch and other minorities we kept silent, now they are killing women for their hair… This time our unity will end Islamic Republic dictatorship. Masih Alinejad SAY HER NAME, JINA AMINI
It is really an irony; in France, a non muslim country, Muslim women are forced to take of their hijab, but they don't want to; on the other hand, Muslim women in Iran are forced to wear it, but they don't want to.
It’s because Iranian regime is using your money to put problems in Arab countries and hide always by using our name.. Palestinian people and the Palestinian cause. And we’re just not too fool to fall into that. I am Palestinian, and I support the Iranian people and women’s rights, I feel deeply touched by the struggle of Iranian people for freedom and young people who lost their lives just because they want to live the way they want. I struggle and aim for my freedom, I know what freedom means. I will always be with Iranian people.
Agree , I am mad of the government because of this, I saw a man here in iran suicide himself because of poor economy issues we are in pressure ... Because iran support Palestine now look at this.....
@Bonbony Cema we wont do it by our choice mate. khomeyni (who licks arabs balls before bed ) robs our wallets to support while our people are dying in poverty
I personally support Iranian women and all the women in the world, no one, a state, a person, or a government has the right to force a woman what to wear ,it is our choice. they should focus on making peace and leave women alone.
I wish somehow i could dhow this video to Iranian hardliners and government supporters that even Palestinians are with us and they do believe in freedom of choice . As an Iranian i have to Thank you and all those who stand and support freedom ✌️
@@Bear_Arms even if we care the situation isn't gonna get any better, bc everyone hates each other in the middle east as you can see from the comments. And it's not just a Muslim world problem, it's bigger then that.
You see a 11 minute video and assume the Muslim world in whole has lack of knowledge when in reality you have lack of knowledge also there was Christians and Muslims in the video
We live in the information age, and its crazy how ignorant some of these people are. I think they are choosing to be ignorant because its Iran and they are not Sunni.
ahhh damn If people world wide know about what is happening somewhere in this world and then all will go against it then no suffering would be in this world.. People have different interests and different way of living .. not following the news DOES not make somebody ignorant. And pls keep your opinions for yourself and not wrongly judge others based on your background.
uff. you really need balls to call a people that has been fighting for their freedom for two generations now ignorant bc lack of interest in "information age". telling a dying person why they dont care for the death of another human. what are you doing?
@@pumasixtysix first of all, whenever Israel gets into a confrontation with Palestine, they are so quick to advertise it to the whole damn world begging for help, I don't buy this whole concept of 'dying people'. I simply expected to see some humanity from their side as well. Also, they look very alive to me, in fact so alive that they have time to promote sectarian division and look down on the struggles of the Iranian people. If i were you, i would immediately delete this IGNORANT comment. Palestinian people (at least the people in this video) are IGNORANT of the pain of others, especially non-sunnis and ungrateful. Iran is the only country in the middle east that genuinely supports Palestine and this is how Palestinians pay back their respect. I am so appalled.
@@mamonzanona488 To be honest, not following the news kinda does make you ignorant, unless you are living some time of nomadic life. I agree with you on people having different interests, as it is evident in this video, but one's humanity should rise above such interests, which the people in this video failed to do. It is not feasible to go against all suffering, but it is your duty as a human being to educate yourself and spread awareness. Also, very bold of you to assume I wrote this comment because of my background. Unlike your response, my comment comes from an objective stance. If you are in favour of not expressing your opinion, then you shouldn't have responded to me in the first place. Let's make this comment section a safe place for all views to be expressed.
I'm glad that the sisters said, it is against Islam to force someone to wear hijab, because it actually is! I don't know when and where it started that some countries began to force sisters to wear hijab, but this is actually forbidden! If this was the actual teachings of Islam, the religion would not have survived millenia! It has to come from within you! The hijab is something beautiful, but it has to come from the heart!
Islam hasn't survived milenia plural. Islam is only 1400 years old. But yes, thankfully, most Muslim countries don't force women to wear a Hijab. I don't know how common this was before the 20th century.
@@burnin8orable Islam isn't 1400yrs old.its the same faith that was given to the mankind at its beginning and was going on till now and will continue until the judgemental day.
@@josefabuaisheh6262 That is a theological argument which you believe. Islam was founded in the 7th century CE. Adam is fictional, and he originates from the Torah, the Jewish holy book. Judaism was founded during the bronze age roughly 3500 years ago. Most of Islam is derived from Judaism.
Good interview, but we are not protesting only for hejab! I think it'd be better to emphasize that it's about human rights, which includes the hijab issue also.
What people don't understand is iran follow something called shia religion, it was first a political party in ancient times morphed into deviated religion within islam. It's like asking christian about Mormons and the Mormons call themselves Christian republic . Iranians used to be Muslims until 15 century when a fella from Azerbaijan cult attacked iranians and forced them into shia religion. Orginal Iranians was coerced and many fled to Tajikistan and other regions. Complex history.
@Bonbony Cema i know right. Iam east African with arab heritage. But don't even claim to be Arab and we have indian mullah (Khomeini)claiming to be Arab from our prophet heritage. The Khomeini has internal issue while being obsessed taking over Muslim states in middleast, while his population are becoming atheist liberals and Trinitarian worshippers 🤣😂
what you don't get is that iranians hate islam so the safavids had to make up another version, now iranians wanna be completely free of the islamic cult of death even the shia religion
The real iranians are not muslim. and this whole situation is not only for hijab. people don't want an Islamic regime that's all. they love everything before Islam bcz it's their culture and history.
@@parsarustami774 i know Iranian was Zoroastrians , but they accepted islam in 7 century . You are conflating mainstream islam with shia religion. Besides islam doesn't enforce hijab , it has to come from within a individual lady to wear. Look at all 56 muslim countries around the world, No force. The ayatollah is actually making Iranians to become a apostate population by harsh punishment and no freedom which makes Iranians to hate islam. They don't know islam and shia is huge difference . By the way iran is not islamic state/republic it's fundamental shia republic. Furthermore the western governments wants regime change in Iran for cheap oil and gas, they don't care about human right abuses. Remember when your prime minister nationalised the oil in 1950s , they overthrow him. The west wants only a puppet state like Egypt and Iraq. Never forget that.
Great content as always. Curious to hear your thoughts about the awareness of the issue in general (or lack thereof). I found it interesting how few of the interviewees actually knew about the protests but maybe this is normal for 'person-on-the-streets' perspective on current events, anywhere in the world?
This is a very wrong impression that iranian women are protesting only just for obligatory hijab. In fact,
Iranian people are fighting for women's rights;Human rights and a democratic Iran.
Thank you for covering Iranian news.
Yes, and the Iranian protests have been going on for a few years. Mahsa Amini's arrest & death has added to them.
I just hope, whatever happens, can happen without completely ending in chaos and poverty!
I think most of the world's people wishes for them to be free and self governing (maybe not the majority of the worlds politicians though).
@@josefabuaisheh6262 "I just hope whatever happens can happen without ending in chaos and poverty."
Your comment can apply to anything on earth. Literally any situation on earth. You are just as indifferent as the Palestinians in this video. Because you WANT women to wear hijab.
Thanks for supporting WOMEN'S RIGHTS...🙄 I can really feel your support for women over here...🙄🙄🙄
They are also protesting the arabization/islamization of the Iranian culture. Iranians true culture and religion is not Islamic and in fact they fought the invading arab armies for decades before being subjugated by islam which is why today this is really a continuation of that struggle. The Persian people were originally Zoroastrian and they had a very tolerant and open culture but that sadly ended with Islam being forced upon them especially the brand of Islam that arose after the Islamic revolution in 1979.
As a Muslim I will stand with Iranian people with their protest for freedom. Women are free to choose what they wear.
we still never think Islam is a peaceful "religion".
As a mus lim , are those women free to leave islam and become atheists?
Good job. The Iranian government is pure evil.
@@dogbert52 aaaaaaand he's gone!
What are your thoughts about Muslim women and interfaith dating and marriage? Not going to lie I'm very attracted to Arabic women
As an iranian who loves your channel, thanks for this video
Shalom
@@Evantrop shalom!!
How are things for you in Iran currently? I hope you and your family are safe and that everything turns out for the best for the people of Iran.
@@maedemirkarimi fuck ishiteal 🐖💨🇮🇱💩🇮🇱💩🇮🇱 don’t support genocide
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A little surprising that they aren't aware of the protests, but then I need to remind myself that most people are apolitical and unaware of current events.
True, but I avoid politics and even I know about the protests. There are some stories that are so big that you tend to hear at least something even if you aren't following the news. Maybe things are different over there, though? Maybe news doesn't spread the same way as it does in the West?
No, they're lying.
It's also very likely that it's not being covered by Palestinian media outlets, because Iran is one of the largest supporters of the PA and Hamas, so there is a strong bias to portray Iran in a positive light. They might not know about it unless they watch Israeli news channels.
@@EzraB123 That's an interesting possibility.
palestinians are pretty much the opposite of apolitical. what you are referring to are privilged white dudes who have all the rights of the country they live in and just decide to not get involved bc they dont want their lalaland vision destroyed. most of the people say they are with the people bc they know what that means.
Greetings from Egypt to our brothers and sisters in Israel, Palestine and Iran. I hope peace will prevail in the Middle East and the whole world. 🇪🇬♥️🇮🇱♥️🇵🇸♥️🇮🇷
Peace to you brother.
Ana ayez di bardo, my love to Egypt, umm ad dunya. Peace to you!
Shut up ya zbala. Ya khayn.
I hope that Secularism prevails.
Religion poisons everything.
I hope there will be peace but sadly we have a long way to go
Good to see most of them side with the Iranian people, appreciate it.
are we watching the same video????🤣🤣🤣
Ignorance is siding with them? The Christian woman saying that the government is making the people remove hijabs??
@@nnokki Yes, who sided with the govt?
@@nnokki u r a moron, who in the video sided with the govt tell me?
Maybe u watched a different video .
Idiot
Shalom, Salam, Peace.
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Quran [Last Testament]: Do Not Take Life Which God Has Made Sacred, Except By Way Of Law Or Justice [No Extremism, No Forms Of Terrorism, No Murder].
On a side note Corey, Iranians are against the islamic republic and not just mandatory hijab. Iranians want to claim their country back and they want to END the islamic theocracy. Mandatory/forced hijab is a main pillar of the islamic republic. Hijab was not and is not part of Iranian culture. The islamic regime is against Iranian culture.
@Bonbony Cema *Salvation* can be found in no other name under Heaven other than THE NAME of Jesus THE CHRIST/BSHEM *YESHUA* HA MASHIACH. for HE alone IS THE ONLY WAY THE ONLY TRUTH and THE ONLY WAY to Eternal life and no one gets to HASHEM/GOD ecept through HIM. so i only ask all who are here if not already to please choose this day to trust in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that HE died in your place to make atonement for your sins that was seperating you from GOD so that by believing this and trusting in HIM that HE rose from the grave that you too by believing in HIM will one day rise from the dead and have eternal life and be saved from The Terrifying Wrath of HASHEM that is to come to all who reject YESHUA as THE MESSIAH of Israel and SAVIOR of The Whole World that HE rightly, truly IS. i ask please do this so that even today will be your *Day of Salvation*
Fuck them and their shah
@Bonbony Cema Both Baluchis (not paloshi) and Ahvazi Arabs are *Iranians.*
*Religion does not define Iranian nationality as there are Iranian christians, Iranian Jews and majority of Iranians who are agnostic or athetists* and non-Iranians from the region can never understand the complexity of Iran nor the identity of Iranians because most of these countries were either colonies and/or created by Western powers, while Iran has been a nation for 2600 years that has never been colonized and that was defined by something larger and more ancient than islam.
It is the Islamic Republic occupying Iran since 1979 that is brutally forcing Islam on Iranians. the mullahs and ayatollahs, kill, rape and torture in the name of Islam, not in the name of "shia".
Iranians don't want these Islamic occupiers anymore.
Also to most Iranians, sunni and shia doesn't matter. It's islam to Iranians. All Iranians today are fed up with Islam. Islam was never compatible with Iran and Iranians.
@Bonbony Cema i understand what you say sir, but if you do not mind the question how are you so sure that islam is The Truth ? about the bible prophecies speak of GOD restoring The Jewish people back to The Land of Israel (Ezekiel chapter 37) and that through THE MESSIAH (which we both agree IS Jesus or Isa) will unite both Jew and Gentiles to worship THE GOD of Israel together and be one group instead of two and now all make it to paradise only through believing in Jesus/Isa. so plenty of bible prophecies speak of Israel and THE MESSIAH but none of the bible prophecies speak of saudia arabia this way. so if don't mind me asking how are you so sure that islam is The Truth ?
@@marmary5555 How disgusting are these comments. You're surely just a Zionist Israeli troll that wants to spit on Islam and openly hate the religion to cause division.
The Quran warns us : You join Islam with the attention of leaving it just after and then proclaim everywhere that you, as an 'ex-Muslim', decided to leave because you found problems in the religion.
Just again, so you can spread hate.
PS : Don't speak for most Iranians, not all Iranians live in delusion and prostate to the West. It is by showing that you do not let your country to be under others' occupation, that you truly love your country.
Thank you Corey for shedding light on this.
Shalom, Salam, Peace.
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Quran [Last Testament]: Do Not Take Life Which God Has Made Sacred, Except By Way Of Law Or Justice [No Extremism, No Forms Of Terrorism, No Murder].
As a Muslim, hijab should be personal choice. The state should not involve in it . Neither impose it like Iran 🇮🇷 nor Ban it like France 🇫🇷
I think it's the face-veil that is banned.
As a mu slim , can atheism be also a personal choice?
@@dogbert52 good question . Does Judaism or Christianity allow atheism or should does the bible allow atheism?
For me personally believe is from your heart.
@@stians.6912 not much better…especially considering the fact that the burkini was banned for explicitly stated anti religious reasons
@@dogbert52 sure… if you’re in an Islamic country just keep it personal.
G-d bless the people of Iran 🇮🇷
Hashem loves Palestine 🇵🇸
@hodia shani 😂😂😂 ZioShitism & poopism 💩✡️💩 are the reason you don’t have anything in your life
@hodia shani
The only way to G-D is through Islam ahot!
why bless someone who wants to kill you and says death to israel ?
@@lev9086 Because I've spoken to hundreds of Iranians online who hate their government, want democracy and don't have any problem with Israel.
I empathize with their struggle for freedom, 400,000 of our own people are Persian and they were our ally for far longer than they were our enemy. Before 1979 Iran was our strongest ally, probably even stronger than the U.S.
I also see them as a natural ally against pan-Arab hegemony.
A lot of people in Palestine fear sharing opinions to a foreign language speaking camera crew since they know their opinions might be used against them. For example this is an Israeli RUclips channel if it was meaning to twist the word of a Palestinian to use it in Israeli media they simply can take it out of context and then easily make this person look the way the want. Again I am not saying in anyway or form that this is the intention of this particular channel, from what I saw this is a respectful channel that's trying to ask questions that might be super interesting to get answers and I personally -as a Palestinian- enjoyed watching some of the videos here in the past and I didn't feel they were taken out of context at all. So a Palestinian saying "I don't care about politics" is most likely "I am not sure I can share my opinion with you" or they simply don't :D.
The second part about Palestinians being not informed, and I wrote a very long comment in one of the replies but I will sum it up in a different way. If you are in an occupied country you are basically sick of the news because it never carried a glimmer of hope after over 70 years of occupation. You turn on the news it's nothing but deaths caused by IDF, strikes and retaliations in responses to the deaths, more illegal settlements and a some outdated threats from some random party against Israel. Social media is not better at all it's even worse as it's full of fake and false news that does not help the situation at all.
Should Palestinians be aware about what's happening in Iran and support Iranians? I mean of course, Iranians supported Palestinians, and even if they did not, they are humans who are seeking their freedom from a dictatorship. So if anything Palestinians should support the people. But what about the money this system in Iran sends to Palestinians you might ask? As someone who lived in Palestine 30 years of my life I can assure you that all the international funding never fully reaches those who really need it! most of it lands in the pockets of PA and NGOs AND YET people are thankful for whatever crumbs they get, the gesture matters the most.
Now to end this, yet another, long rant to you dear internet strangers. I wish for the wonderful people of Iran to get the freedom they long for. And I really hope all of us humans get rid of all those corrupt governments ALL OF THEM without any exception and start treating each other as humans for once before this planet turns into ashes someday because of the human arrogance, greed and ego.
Thank you for taking the time to share this w us
Palestine is not real
"I support only the Palestine problem" fair enough. why should anyone outiside care about the Palestine problem? Another side to this protest is the woman was Kurdish.
She was Kurdish and Sunni, so it has added fuel to the sectarian fire as well.
@@adamashelanu wasn't aware of that, thanks for filling it in!
@@principal_optimism Bevakashah, al lo davar
How do Palestinians feel about Kurds?
They always demand everyone care about their problem, but they don't care about Kurdish problems or Kashmir for example. Quite selfish.
Good question. Interesting answers. Great video
As an Iranian I'm happy to see my Palestinian brothers and sisters being reasonable people and almost all of them agreeing hijab is a personal choice that comes from within and nobody else's business. I'm hoping for peace and freedom for both Iran and Palestine
Shame on those who support Iranian government.
@@mfhu4496 گوه نخور
@@mfhu4496 We Iranians have one thing to tell you...
Fuck western globalists, Putin, China CP and most of all Islamic regime and islamists!
We have no friends in this world, we despise all of the above, is it clear??
@@mfhu4496 Up until the fuel crisis, then they even turned their back on Shah and paved the way for Khomeini and the islamist clerics to seize power!
All for the continuation of cheap oil during the crisis, they held the Iranian army back from stepping in.
Shah gave the U.S too much control and they predictably betrayed him.
The interest of the West, Russia, China etc. will only benefit them, leading sometimes to the detrimental of a whole nation and the future of its people.
Also let's not forget operation Ajax coup 1953 and the exploitation and invasion of Iran well before that (Russia, UK).
We love people, but we despise governments causing destruction, misery and death worldwide!
💚🤍💔🕊️
@@mfhu4496 They're not uniting anything, this regime has only sown division.
Why do you think that a secular Iran won't care about the Palestinian or Yemeni cause??
All you care about is funding and weapons, right? At the cost of Iran's prosperity and Iranian lives and our future!
This Islamic regime has to go, the people have had their say!
@@sepehr.javaheriKeep dreaming
Greetings from USA . I support any citizens of any country regardless of race or religion when it comes to citizens being free. I tell people it's not the citizens that are the issue it's these governments
Shalom, Salam, Peace.
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Quran [Last Testament]: Do Not Take Life Which God Has Made Sacred, Except By Way Of Law Or Justice [No Extremism, No Forms Of Terrorism, No Murder].
@@omarlittle-hales8237 so to me that sounds like more libertarian than republican and democrat. Forgive my ignorance because I'm not familiar with middle eastern politics nor do I know if they have similar parties like the US but libertarian means less government intrusion
@@Paul-se4wc Shalom, Salam, Peace.
1. Both The Torah & Gospel Have Been Tampered With.
2. I Challenge You To Bring Any Verse Before Me, I Will Inform You If It Is From Our Lord And Creator.
3. Jesus Son Or Mary Was Never Crucified, But He Is Due To Return To The Children Of Israel.
4. He Will Correct The Jews, On The Usury And Corruption Of The Torah, Straying From Spirituality Towards Festivals And Holidays.
5. He Will Instruct The Christians He Is The Devout Servant And Messiah To God, But Not His Son, As God Has No Partners Or Kinship, Only He Creations Can Have Kinship.
6. He Will Instruct The Muslims On Hadith, Over 1 Million Books Written By Mullahs, Not From God.
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@@omarlittle-hales8237 mae alsalama shukran
@@Paul-se4wc Shalom, Salam, Peace.
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Tell Them If They Are Truthful, Wish For Death, As To Ascertain The Truth With God.
Never Will They Wish For Death, As They Cling Onto Life.
The last Christian woman doesn’t know sh*t about the situation 🤦🏼♂️
LOL She had it backwards!
Yeah it was weird listening to her answer...like...should we tell her? Should we not? 😅
Yeah I think she was confused and mixed what is happening in France and Iran!
@@monamie691 Hi Mon Amie many many thanks for your work. Really appreciate it. ❤
@@josefabuaisheh6262 I was thinking the same thing. I neither agree with Marie Le Pen's ideas about forcefully removing hijab nor Khamenei's law forcing women to wear hijab. The same law that protects Orthodox Christian nuns' rights to wear the full habit, protects Muslim women's rights to wear hijab, but NOBODY has a right to force women to wear hijab, it should be a choice.
This video leaves me with a very mixed impression.
On the one hand I appreciate a lot that most people advocated for free choice of women to wear a Hijab or not.
On the other side I´m taken aback how many people are uninformed. These are massive protests, people in a close country fighting and dying for their freedom, and so many don´t know or don´t care?!? I wonder what the media in Palestine report, don´t they cover what is going on in other countries?
The media across the entire Arab world is not reporting about the event in Iran.
Only a little, Theyre mostly busy with covering the trillionth report on how idf shot a palestinian during a protest 😬
Agreed, but remember that Israel has no real press freedom when it comes to informing Palestinians or any dissenting opinions. May’s Gaza bombing of building housing media outlets and the murder of Shireen was 100% proof. The apartheid state and Bibi choosing extremist nationalist who just stated he’s for ethnic cleansing to serve in his gov’tshows exactly what Bibi will do if he can form a government. A politician still facing corruption charges for over a year already shouldn’t be allowed to run for PM or any political office unless he’s cleared of all charges. Even then, people should think twice before voting for him.
The worst part is that even the interviewer explains it very poorely...
Have you heard of Palestine before?
It is so interesting to see that Palestinians overall do not care or have not much concern with what is going on in Iran despite the Islamic Republic spending billions on Palestinian groups and Hezbollah and overall in the Arab countries. They seem to be wasting their hard earned oil money that could be used internally!
What do you expect? They hate the Saudis who spent billions on them and went to war for them.
thats one of the main reasons why we want khomeyni and his regime go . he is arab and only cares about them not persian people. he denies our 6000 years of civilization and cares about the hussein child that was killed 1500 years ago.
and yet he killed 400 of our youth this month
Kind of like the US wasting hard earned money on Israel
Yeah but it’s all political isn’t it? The Iranian regime isn’t spending the money on the people but rather on its political allies for its own interest.
Also, I’m positive if we roam the streets of Iran and ask questions about what happens in Palestine, many people wouldn’t know or be interested in knowing.
Ok idf
It's ironic how everyone in the comments is saying "their answers don't seem honest" but when Corey asks other type of people and you hear different and conservative answers, you'll start hating and blaming everything on hamas and "they're teaching them to think like this in kindergarten" or "they're gonna make Israel an Islamic country"
y'all aren't open to hear different opinions and just wanna stick to the stigmas and prejudices you have on people, and when it's not "matching" they're definitely lying!
Most of them said they knew nothing. I don't think they are lying about that. ;) Jokes aside, it's easy to say what you think is pc. As it was worded, it was clear what the pc answer is, even there. However, Iran supports their "cause" (and shares their goals for Israel). Had it been worded emphasizing that part, it may have elicited a different response.
bt3arfshmeeninta? leh?
@@Alborzhakimi7010 The interviewer is a liberal, secular, pro-Palestinian Canadian Jew, so I'm not sure why you would think such a thing.
@@Alborzhakimi7010 Yes, it's a big plot and Corey is the mastermind! 🤣🤣🤣
@@starhopper1706 Because most of them knew nothing and Mon Amie told them what's happening there in front of us, you can be sure that it's their honest opinion and not "what they're told to say".
About Iran supporting Palestine, the people and the government are two separate things, and Iran supports the Palestinian government (authority) not the people, so Palestinian citizens have no interest in defending Iran's gov. And they did NOT in the video, it's a clear evidence that they're not afraid to say their honest opinion, which the government may not like it and could get them in trouble for saying that.
Iran forces women to wear hijab .. France forces women to take off the hijab... similar situation different coverage ( and I mean on national scale not your channel specifically)
do Muslim get shot in iran because of it? do they get arrested because of it? do they receive tickets or get punished by lashes? are they treated like criminals and less than animals? oh right they don't
@Hassan Ibrahim but does UK whip Muslims like how Muslims whip others in Muslim countries? over 1000 women were arrested‚ killed and blinded by Muslims in my country the numbers are not even comparable over the past 1000 years. at this point I don't believe anyone who has a religion ( specially Muslim looking at how the have managed things in middle east) should have power because they tend to make other people's lived harder
I get attacked by Muslims every f day I don't think it's even comparable anymore
In Israel we had women protesting here in show of support for women protest in Iran. We hope the Iranian people achieve their dreams for freedom of expression, free speech, women rights, true freedom of religion, and an end to the evil fascist ayatollah regime. We wish them well.
And give more right to Palestinians and not abolish al aqsa.
Good on you guys
@@mgigachad3170 The Arabs that are not citizens get their rights, or lack thereof, from the PA or Hamass, not Israel. And no one is trying to abolish al aqsa. Arabs have been claiming that to incite their pop for over 100 years. Was b s back then, and still is.
@@starhopper1706 Except hundreds of thousands of Palestinians live under military and/or administrative "Israeli" brutal rule, which is "Israel" is considered an apartheid state.
@@starhopper1706 All these years one rocket or a few charges in the right place. When they want to take down a building in any city, controlled demolitions don't even effect the next property, it could implode on itself. Israel could have gotten rid of al Aqsa any time. They don't need the headache!!
I love the apparent irony that the women wearing hijabs all support the women in Iran to have a choice, but the woman who is not wearing one says she doesn't have an opinion as she is "not political"
A heck of a lot better then expected! Good on the folks adovcating for freedom of choice!
Thank you for saying that!
All of us need to shed stereotypes. I expected their answers but I fully get why you don't, and that is the tragedy in human relationships.
For real, a rare W for Palestinians on social issues.
@@ExplicitSpirit Wellll let's not get carried away. Stereotypes exist for a reason. This is an extremely rare W for Palestinians on social issues. Most of the time they are pretty fundamentalist, and these questions were asked in the West Bank, I imagine we'd get VERY different answers in Gaza (which according to what I've been told, is also Palestine).
@@trollnerd You're making that sweeping assumption that Gazans will have vastly different responses. We don't know that, and that is the issue here in this comment section. We can only guess how they will react. It is true that Gaza is more conservative than the West Bank, but that does not mean that the same conservative people over there don't believe that people can choose whether or not to wear certain things.
Lots of Israelis love to chime in with the "they are lying" statement because their answers don't fit their narrative about who Palestinians are. It really is sad when I see this. You need to look past what you think people are, and see how they really are. The vast majority of Palestinians simply want self autonomy. That does not make them religious extremists or whatever else people want to label them as. These people have been painted as terrorists, intolerant extremists, racists etc. because it helps making them less human as an opponent.
I was not at all surprised to hear their responses about women and hijabs, I was more surprised that a lot of commenters are where surprised.
I love the translator and Corey's relationship. Wonder if she talks sense into Cory when the camera is not rolling! No offense Corey, all power and love to you, your videos are great.
@@yusefkhan1752 What? I'm not sure what you're talking about or what that has to do with my original comment.
as an iranian i wish our government stop its financial and military support of palestine , let them deal with israel alone , iranian people dont care abt palestine or palestinians in general , its just our government
Your country supports Palestine for their own agenda
The people never get your money
Your government is all pissy with israel and they use the poor Palestinian to mess with them
We don’t want your money
Or your support
Palestinians in gaza literally have more rights than ya’ll
Very good answers from the people not at all how the media portrays them
Since iranian government strongly supports palestine people assume that anti government iranians would be pro israel. But it's wrong. We actually understand Palestinians more.
Do people from other countries really think this whole thing is for hijab???????
Seriously???????
SERIOUSLY??????
hijab may be the smallest part of it but it takes a lot of energy from us to explain but in short dictators are ruling our country that should be enough.
Yes. Suck it up boy. The world doesn't revolves around you. I'm from the Far East country, most people here don't give a damn of what's happening in Iran. It is hardly covered in the news and we are more concern with pressing issues like inflation, rising cost of living, unemployment, rents, mortgage, and when is our next meal going to be.
The indifference of these interviewed Palestinians towards the suffering of the Iranian people is appalling.
The next question should be: "Why should others care for your problems if you don't care for the problems of others?".
They're not indifferent. They support the Iranian government. They just can't OPENLY say this.
They will not openly say anything against Iran, who is their biggest ally and funder.
So, they seem indifferent because they're not being honest. They're saying what they think sounds good 😘
"I'm not into politics" is code for saying they just won't speak openly/honestly. Welcome to the middle east 😘
Almost all of them either supported the supporters or didn't know, is it indifference to not know something? do you expect people to know everything that's going on everywhere?
The riots in Iran are sponsored by the West. They're not genuine protests
@@arnebarnet9614 Spoken like a true Iranian government official...😒🙄
CONGRAGULATIONS FROM TURKEY
Moderate & balanced, progressive responses from Palestinian Arabs must drive the arch conservatives haters crazy. 🇵🇸
Don't care lol
@Whe Wjej Go back to stone age and live nude . barbarian
@Whe Wjej says a wokeist degenerate
The Iranian government shouldn't really be called "Islamic" because if they were really following the laws of Islam they would already know not to force women to wear hijab
They call themselves Islamic while almost everything they do is un-Islamic
Fuckin mongol turk
Bullshit. breeding age women are obligated to cover "Juyubihinna (i.e. their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms)" before the idea of the nation state was adopted by muslims this was enforced by threat of violence. that is the islamic way, it's as backwards and evil as one would expect from islam.
It is Islamic. perception of being holy gave them the right to kill people. You should face it. this is the face of real Islam or any other religion dude. But some religions like Jew and Islam are more extreme and hence more dangerous. Fortunately, based on recent research, now only 1 out of 3 Iranians call themselves Muslim. TBH the only religion I could find fully peaceful is Zoroastrian which is Iranian (there might be plenty more that I am not aware of).
@Bonbony Cema Lol reading Quran is enough to get familiar with Islam as it is the core book of the religion. I have read it but I doubt you did so too.
iranians don't want islam. Free iran from islam
Honestly baffled by the people in the comments saying most here supported the government - or, if they didn’t say so, that’s what they REALLY believe. As if you could… know?? Why even watch the video if you’ve already decided what every Palestinian is like? Not even saying, “disappointed by the people saying xyz,” or giving a specific example of people who DID say something objectionable - just “everyone said xyz, how sad 😔”. And acting like that’s a Palestinian thing, when honestly I’ve seen a similar range of opinions (‘of course I support the people,’ ‘I don’t care about politics,’ ‘well…….. stability, chaos, you know’) on similarly controversial issues in every country I’ve ever been to. (The US especially, actually, so you can’t even say it’s a middle eastern thing - except Israel, for some reason). What the fuck.
The only people saying that in the comment section are Palestinian-hating "Israelis". Everyone else knows the truth and is praising the Palestinian people.
Tbh I get the impression some watch the vids just to write hateful comments..or just write comments and not watch at all..and it is always the same. When the majority confirm their prejudice, they say."look how bad they are"..when they dont, they go "liars"..some just write the same comment below every vid, and theyre not bots! I wonder if they even realize how they are destroying Zionists'reputation
Thank you! I have no idea what they were talking about. Maybe they couldn’t actually hear what people were saying because they were clouded by their prejudice. I, myself, was delighted to see that in Palestine the notion that wearing hijab must be a personal choice was unquestioned. As was the near unanimity of the idea that one should always support the people.
It's just people raised from birth to be an IDF soldier that have extreme prejudice against the people they are stealing land from. Not worth listening to, their angle is beyond obvious
Because they are a racist bunch, most of the people here come to see their views vindicated.
"I support only the Palestinian problem" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's bizarre that many Palestinians want/expect support from Muslims in other countries, but don't want to do anything for them.
And if the Palestinian "problem" was solved - this dude wouldn't change. He's a selfish prick, I'm sure that if someone would need help on the street (even a Palestinian) he would ignore him. "Your problem is not my problem" type of guy.
That is the whole problem, that ppl support the problem and not the Solution
At least they know they are a problem!!
@@shainazion4073 No they mean "Israel" is Palestine's problem.
To those Palestinian who said that they only care about their problems, but you expect the world to care for your issues...Iranian women go in the streets to defend your rights often and it is an eye opening to see how you don't even care for them...Amazing!
All the Iranian protesters are Zionists , the Iranian government is too much tolerant to just force them into Hijab , Iranian gov should force them into ovens .
@@alawitemuslimdefenceleague8792 Fine, but it looks like some of these Palestinians don't care period. Government or people 🤔
After all the help Iran provides them. But when it is their problem they want the world to express concerns...
@@zahrag3466 Cory meets the 48 Palestinians , they hold Israeli citizenship and far from Gaza , Iran helps the ones in Gaza not the 48 Palestinians , I'm Syrian I do care about Iran yet I'm secular and there is no forced Hijab in Assad's Syria , even though there is a forced Hijab in the western backed rebel held areas , the west is fine with them since the rebels are Zionists , the same west attack us because we aren't , the same west support the protesters in Iran because they are Zionists not because of any Hijab as the western media claims .
They are scared , why do you feel that these Palestinians show support for Iran, publicly in a place where they are threatened on a daily basis.
Keep in mind that Iranians are NOT Arabs. But the Ayatollahs in Iran are Arab descendant Lebanese and Iraqis. Iran is NOT an Arab nation. Most Palestinians supported Saddam during Iraq and Iran war. Arabs in general believe in Islam. Iranians don’t. Iranians are Muslims by force. The real Arabs came from Arabian Peninsula. Islam was spread by used of sword and force. People were forced to convert. That’s what the Arab Muslims did to Iran.
The first guy gave an amazing response.
What kind of drugs was the last woman taking? She is suggesting that the IRANIAN government is forcing women to TAKE OFF their hijabs and not the other way around? The fk 😂
she was completely CLUELESS, like most Arabs are about Iranians and Iran. Sadly.
She was prolly talking bout France
Let’s talk about how the cia Mossad and mi-6 is behind a lot of the unrest in iran and a lot of the unrest in the world.
Sure, what would you like to talk about? Would you like to talk about how the West is actually behind the oppression of women in Iran?
Israelis really like forcing their opinion on other, most of the people said they support the protests and yet they're trying to somehow convince other's in this comment section that they're with the Iranian government, pathetic
The question is about iranians , not israelis habibi
@@dogbert52 If you read my comment you will realize I'm talking about this video's comment section not the video itself
YOU ISLAMNAZIM LIAR YOU LIE ALL THE TIME LIKE CRAZY MONSTERS
@@mazenadel7905 what does israel have to do with the religion of peace mur dering its own adherents by the millions? Why are you people so obssesd with israel?
@@dogbert52 my man you can literally find people in this comment section with Hebrew names or the Israeli flag as a pfp trying to push their agenda of the Palestinians in this video "lying"
As to why we care about Israel, it might be because we don't support apartheid states you see
It's a whole revolution against a murderous theocratic regime and not just a 'protest against enforced hijab' though.
It is not about Hijab . It is about basic human rights and their dignity.
For your information they have killed more than 100 people after Friday prayer in Zahidan.
People put their life in risk for freedom of chose , better future and human rights.
Iran’s regime have killed more than 40 kids during these days.
IT IS NOT FOR OR AGAINS ANY RELIGION
We Iranians should not support hamas and hezbollah. Let the Palestinians govern themselves
Really interesting video. Fun fact: When asked if she was Christian or Muslim, the last woman said "Mus--sorry, Christian." This might seem funny, but may be because she'd just been speaking in Arabic and the Arabic word for Christian is "meseeHee" (related to the word for messiah). So she might've still just been in Arabic mode...
I am Iranian in Europe and I am so glad and proud to hear that Palestinians stand with us for freedom of choice. Of course I am with the people warms my heart 💜🙏🏽
Also, by the way, ths hijab is a symbol, it's not really about that. If the hijab falls, the regime will fall and they know that. That is why the mollahs are so crazy about it and clamp down on dress code.
These protests have turned into a revolution. We demand nothing less than freedom to be who we are, love who we are, we demand economic prosperity, we demand intact international relations, we want to travel, we want ro be able to pay our bills, we want pur nature to flourish and not die -- all the demans of the song Baraye!!! Please don't push the narrative that this is about the headscarf!
iranians in the west side with israel and i have even heard them say they palestians are terror
@@hasan2198 I'm sorry to hear that -- I don't know much about that. All the Iranians I know in Europe (including myself) are critical of the racist apartheid dealings of the state of Israel today. -- It's possible that Iranians in Iran are so disgusted with the "death to Israel/America" stuff that the regime pushes on them that they have become uncritical of the current system's inhumane injustice towards Palestinians. Palestinian rights are human rights. Your fight is our fight is humanity's fight for dignity and accountability.
@@dr.florence Yeah true its all a political mess
From Palestine 🇵🇸, Thank you ❤️
May iranian women and people be free and happy ❤️
Thank you so much corey
As an Iranian woman who is fighting in the streets, your tendency and sensitivity about women rights is really encouraging.
Such an on point content. There was always a political gap between Iran and Palestine and our governments weren't trustable sources to rely on what people think about another.
That's also shocking that they didn't know and some of them just dont care.
Cause the Islamic Republic Regime is feeding iranian people's money to "Palestine's Poverty" for years.
Its not their fault they dont know, they are ruled by hamas which is funded by the IR do ofcourse they dont show it on tv, those who know support the protests tho
Iranian money sent to Palestine mostly goes to hamas . Not to fight poverty in Palestine .
Iranian are fighting for their fundamental rights not just for Hejab. Thanks for coverage .
#mahsa
#masihalinejad
✌✌✌✌
#jessicaamini
people of Iran?? You are not one percent at best, but you have maximum illusion
Palestinians didn’t know or didn’t want to know!!!
Well the next time I get asked about the Israeli-Palestine conflict I will say: I don't know, I don't watch the news, I don't care, I side with my western brothers from Ukraine.
Unfortunately the question focused on hijab, not what the protests are about. The hijab is but a symbol of freedom.
exacly mate. hijab is fraction of what we are fighting here. the list is so long i cant even type it here ( watch "baraye" song by shervin ) even palestinians answers are some of the things we are fighting for (not caring about the hands that fed them)
@@brawler8811 I can only support you with my thoughts from the distant shores of New Zealand.
@@PhillipCGordon it still means a lot for us ❤
wish for peace for all mankind
hijab is a symbol of oppression, that's what people are fighting against in Iran, the freedom to choose NOT TO WEAR THE DOGLEASH that hijab is
Go ahead and tell me women are free to not wear hijab in saudi arabia
I personally think the solution is to abolish iran moral police and any law that impose certain religious practice to the people. give people more freedom.
How about getting rid of the entire 7th century regime....
They can't even defeat bashar al-asad. You know al-asad background is from tyrannical minority heretics. Never mind the tyrannical majority regime and the one and only defender of shia islam. and to be honest, we don't need anymore lawless state like Libya.
@@Linda43 fuck israhell
@@Linda43 how about getting rid of these whores and send them to ocean .
I don't think Iranian protests are just about hijab! There are so many reasons for them no to be happy and angry!
For example, for 40 years they've been told that it's a right thing to get involve in what is happening in-between Israel and Palestine while they could be focusing on what is happening in their own country and yet more that 98% people you talk to were not even aware of current events!
Frankly, I liked the guy who said he doesn't care and that he is more concern about Palestinian problems. I watch a lot of videos these days about this event and I'm happy to see that Iranian people finally have found out that if anything needs to be done about dictatorship running their country, is them, putting faith in other outside forces considering that almost every countries going through some sort of political and/or financial crises, would not be wise!
At the end I also want to thank you for your effort to project what is happening in Iran.
But the dress code was the last straw.
Point to be noted
People speak up for palasteine
But palasteinians don’t give a s*** about our problems
Actually many of them care about human right protesters
I find people like at 3:56 really ignorant. Sure, care about your domestic problems but if someone abroad doesn't support your cause, you'd be all up in arms.
Free Palestine
FREE ISRAEL FROM ISLAMNAZIM
Free iran🖕
fakestine not real
@@lkbandz5982 you islamnazim d3m0ns have ug17 body shape and long long nose you are d3m0ns from satan allah smael home H311
@@lkbandz5982 100% support
Thanks for this, informative!
Sorry Corey but this is very wrong. The Iran issue is not a ‘hijab’ issue. It’s a women’s rights issue. Stop making the hijab the problem. The problem is men controlling women and this exists anywhere around the world. In America women are still fighting for equal pay. It’s always about blaming the hijab and honestly, as muslim woman, it’s incredibly revolting and sickening
You're also wrong, so let me make it clear. The protests were triggered by a woman's rights issue, but they are not only for women's rights. Western media loves to spin everything, everyone is oppressed by the regime. If you think this is a women's rights issues, go look at the women on the regime's side.
@@ArcanumArcanorum17 i’m sure that’s true too. As a muslim woman who is not Iranian, i’m just saying i hate that people make it a ‘hijab issue’ because It’s more complicated than that. It’s also not a religious issue (how westerners like to paint it) but about exercising control on people.
@@fuschiacandy it's people like you that makes me support the Iranian government. Seeing the destruction you cause in society and the lies that you're spreading. There is no boundaries to this victimhood. You're certainly no Muslim either.
@@MartinMartinm lol, someone’s really a bitter troll for no reason. I have no clue what destruction caused in what society you’re talking about and who are you to judge anyone a Muslim? Only God knows who is a real Muslim. You’re just a keyboard warrior with problems. Good luck to your mental health with that anger.
@@fuschiacandy you're spreading lies. For example you say that woman get paid less than men when the statistics are the polar opposite. Woman aren't doing the same hours, the same careers and the same work ethic as men. Yet you have the audacity to say they don't get paid the same? You are nothing more than a misinformed corporate mouthpiece. Why would iran want people like you running rampant in society?
All of them said the right unswer I don't know why you people say such shit in the comments ...the Palestinians in general are calm
Are supposed to talk loud and shout ? They seemed so nice and polite and calm people❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
As iranian i support syrian people for freedom of their land
Good to hear the opinions of the Palestinian people.
4:04: "I don't care [about either side]. I only care about the Palestinian problem." unbelievable! and yet so unsurprising.
To all you guys.I am Iranian and we dont want islamic laws in our country hijab is just a minor problem, this regime must go and we will bring it down. Long live the king.
We dont care buddy
@@ryc5636 u cared enough to reply
@@ryc5636 it is ok man... i'm talking to humans. you can continue living the life of a parasite.
@@ryc5636 you're a miserable parasite.
Iranian are not only protesting for hajub dode
Its funny how 30% of our country’s income goes to defending them
and the rest goes to other countries. seriously our people are hungry we can't help those who don't even care about us in the first place. we have our own people to feed
You are telling the hijabi lady the wrong information about the iranian protests . I dont know you have bad intention or what! I think You want her to say that shes is against the protests so she would look like she supports the iranian govt .. by taking advantage of her not knowing about the protests and giving her the wrong information . By saying that the iranian protesters want to remove the hijab (they are against the hijab) and thats it! But this is not the truth . The iranian protests much more than that .. and when it comes to the hijab The truth that they dont want the govt to force it. And there is big difference between someone against the hijab and someone who is against forcing the hijab . Anyways thanks to your translator that she clarify it to the hijabi lady and told her the correct information that you didnt say it.
iranians hate islam, free iran from islam
A few "I don't care" responses. Imagine if muslims around the world said "I don't care about the Palestinians and their problems with Israel." 😂
Saying "i don't care for politics" in the Arab world is code for they don't want to speak openly/honestly.
That's why they seem bored of their own answers... they're not real answers.
They don't support the women protesting. That's the sad, shameful truth.
They do say that!!! They don’t care, Palestinians are ancestrally Hebrew.
The other side to this protest is that the woman was Kurdish.
The opposite of love does not hate, it's indifference.
- Elie Wiesel
When the Islamic Republic hanged the Iranian Jews, Baha'i, Kurds, Baloch and other minorities we kept silent, now they are killing women for their hair…
This time our unity will end Islamic Republic dictatorship.
Masih Alinejad
SAY HER NAME, JINA AMINI
@@oladay4682 funny how the story keeps shifting from ar abs to pastalinis to ancient hebrews ..... why are the 22 ar ab is la mic states so afraid of accepting back their is lamic settlers?
@@loveandmercy9664 Shut up you Bot
As an Iranian who doesn't want either Israel or Palestine to get destroyed, from what I've seen so far, I think Israeli people are more close to Iranians in terms of thoughts
Yeah we support you guys! But im sorry that we can not do too much for iran. But still.. just don't give up on your freedom
True muslims cant be close to israel
Yeah they are so close they want to bomb Iran.
Palestinians wake up each morning trying to figure out how they're gonna make it alive through the day. If you're saying Israelis and Iranians do not share this struggle, then yes I agree with you.
@@almi726 everyone watching those videos can realize how the standard of living of the Palestinians is the highest of all the Arab populations in the region: nice buildings, nice cars, nice clothes…
I'm gonna edit this so you won't know what got this many comments lol
These ppl in the video seem indifferent because they are not saying what they actually think.
They support the Iranian government, which funds them. They don't support the protestors.
They just won't SAY this on camera. So instead, they say what they think sounds acceptable... which is "i support the people"... with zero enthusiasm at all...🙄
When the Islamic Republic hanged the Iranian Jews, Baha'i, Kurds, Baloch and other minorities we kept silent, now they are killing women for their hair…
This time our unity will end Islamic Republic dictatorship.
Masih Alinejad exiled Iranian journalist
The opposite of love does not hate, it's indifference.
- Elie Wiesel
“It’s never been like this, all minorities and ethnicities fighting together for basic human rights. I have many friends in the streets whom I talk to daily.
Kurdish woman
@@user_mll374 typical lying jew LOL. Most Palestinians don’t even know iran is funding them. We are indifferent because Iran is not close to Palestine in terms of culture, language and even religious sect. Most people in Palestine don’t support forced hijab.
Of course we support you. Most news in Palestine is about the arab world.
@@Cortirr I'm a minority from the mideast and yes, many of us support Israel. Not ONLY Jews support Israel, genius 🙄
Maybe it's all the violence in my own country from psychos like you, that made me and SO MANY in Arab world turn to support 🇮🇱
You are absolutely dillusional if you think everyone in Arab world support Palestine, at the detriment of our own countries.
Those days are over!!
Thank you for this amazing video. Earlier this month some Palestinian celebrity on twitter posted a tweet about Israelis supporting the protests in Iran and she said how disgusting it was so I kinda wanted to know what the majority thinks and I think its a no brainer even though some of them do not care or kinda support the Regime which may be due to the lack of information. As an Iranian we see every video and hear what’s going on so can’t really blame them for not knowing how cruel this Regime is. I know you generally was asking about the hijab but it’s not even the hijab anymore it’s our human rights. This Regime is against people dancing, having fun and anything you can think of and there is only one way forward and that is the Revolution.
Hi. Hijab or no hijab is not the important part. At the end we shall all be judged on the Judgement Day. But, for the moment the most important underlying fact is your country is one of the key players among Muslim nations for stability of the entire Ummah irrespective of whether Sunni or shia. Please endure the boring life (without dance, party, booze etc that you may crave for) to maintain the stability in your country for the sake of the larger cause of this Ummah and for yourself. Just a humble request. Hope you are not offended. Please 🙏🏼
@@alamjonaed First of all im just gonna put this out there that Iran was never an Islamic country. We may had some roots but our main Religion and beliefs come from Zoroastrianism. And I also do not understand what im supposed to endure. Endure seeing my people getting killed? I feel like so many people do not know what’s going on in Iran and think it just the women wanting to be free of Islam and Hijab which we are certainly right now beyond that point. I suggest you follow the news more closely and then comment on such stuff.
@@alamjonaed Footage: 05:27
@@alamjonaed fuck islam and Muslims
We are Iranian
Not Muslim
Fuck Islamic country
Fuck Mohammed
@@Armarefat1you don't speak for all of us, Shia Islam is still the identity of at least half the population. I don't support the regime but some Iranians are still religious with my family being one of them. Your argument also doesn't make sense, Indonesia was Hindu once so should they revert back. Yeah Zoroastrianism came before Islam but many will not go back. Shiite culture is still alive if not the religion. Just because the government is oppressive should not give a negative view of Islam. Other Muslim governments are better but Shia Islam will never leave us.
You totally baited out those two kids who wanted to smoke but didn’t do it
Someone should send the link of the video to their father. lol
@@Rabolisk very peaceful 🤣
Thanks for your documentary
No one else matters to the narcissism to the utmost extreme Palestinian advocates for Khamenei.
Man, Palestine ppl never supported Iranian folks. Why you should ask 'em about " HIJAB"??
When this revolution succeeds everyone from Palestine and around the world are welcome to come and visit our beautiful and peaceful country. But first this regime must go and we should seek justice for all our martyrs
I wish people also supported women in France to wear the hijab. They are banned from wearing it.
I love how the near-universal Muslim support for the women leading the Iranian protest is single-handedly debunking the bizarre, paternalistic way that Muslims are framed by the west.
I mean why would a women want to wear anything else that sexy mini skirt and go out, get drunk in clubs, etc. This is the only way to be happy and all a girl would want. If they are wearing hijabs instead then surely they are being forced. Right?
@@rolfen It's embarrassing to know that I live in a world where other people really do think like that unironically.
Yes, I agree, although we shouldn't forget that a lot of muslim people who are living in the west are far more conservative than a lot of the modern muslim communities living in the countries from which they originated.
@@ThePathOfEudaimonia Sure but I don't see how western Muslims are relevant here.
no people think universally. Goplay's comment misses the point about the law. The iranians are protesting for the freedom to choose. There is no law requiring women in the west to go out to clubs or wear miniskirts.
The other side to this protest is that the woman was Kurdish.
The opposite of love does not hate, it's indifference.
- Elie Wiesel
When the Islamic Republic hanged the Iranian Jews, Baha'i, Kurds, Baloch and other minorities we kept silent, now they are killing women for their hair…
This time our unity will end Islamic Republic dictatorship.
Masih Alinejad
SAY HER NAME, JINA AMINI
hopefully
Thank you for mentioning her ethnicity
@@kardelensimsek7316 I spent sometime in the Kurdish region of Turkey so I will always have a special place in my heart for the Kurdish people.
@@loveandmercy9664 This comment made my day. Thank you so much for the love you have for my people.
Lol 😂 😂
It is really an irony; in France, a non muslim country, Muslim women are forced to take of their hijab, but they don't want to; on the other hand, Muslim women in Iran are forced to wear it, but they don't want to.
taking of hijab is symbol for all kinds of freedom , and hijab is just small part of it
from IRAN
Irani regime wasted our money for 40 years in ordor to find fans in palestine and now watch😂😂😂
It’s because Iranian regime is using your money to put problems in Arab countries and hide always by using our name.. Palestinian people and the Palestinian cause.
And we’re just not too fool to fall into that.
I am Palestinian, and I support the Iranian people and women’s rights, I feel deeply touched by the struggle of Iranian people for freedom and young people who lost their lives just because they want to live the way they want.
I struggle and aim for my freedom, I know what freedom means. I will always be with Iranian people.
Agree , I am mad of the government because of this, I saw a man here in iran suicide himself because of poor economy issues we are in pressure ... Because iran support Palestine
now look at this.....
If the iranian people were living well , would it then be ok to fund genocidal jih adi ar ab muz settlers ?
@@dogbert52 I never support war and hatting in any shape with Israelis, there is no reason for It.
Our government policy acting so silly .
As a Persian I learned only one thing from this video: I shouldn't care about the problems and protests etc. in Palestine anymore.
The ones who say they don’t care or don’t know are truly pathetic and cold human beings
Do you care about the Palestinians and what they had to go through
Definitely no Palestinian will comment here.
Wait why?
@@Goodman52325 You here?
@@iamaformerhistorystudent They will comment on your mother's big fat smelly behind instead.
And no unicorns for the same reason.
@@matejfele9971 You are definitely uncle minded
This is the definition of biting the hand that feeds you.
So what? The Palestinian people are in the same fight as the Persian people
well said man
@Bonbony Cema we wont do it by our choice mate. khomeyni (who licks arabs balls before bed ) robs our wallets to support while our people are dying in poverty
@Bonbony Cema - There is 0 proof that khomeini was Indian. It’s just a way for racist Persian nationalists to try to discredit him.
@@danzan1798 I never heard he was indian but he's definitely not Persian and doesn't care about us or our lands. it's in his f name
I personally support Iranian women and all the women in the world, no one, a state, a person, or a government has the
right to force a woman what to wear ,it is our choice. they should focus on making peace and leave women alone.
I want beautiful women to wear bikinis in public ;)
Amen!
Spot on
@@The_Wallachian YOU PIECE OF SHIT JEWS HATERS YOU MONSTER
@@The_Wallachian YOU ARE JEWS HATERS ARE FROM SATAN YOU WILL BURN IN H3LL SOON
We know who is going to benefit from the chaos
"at least we live in a free and democratic country!!!!!!!"
oh really??😂😂😂
What a shame…they really don’t care…
Did you watch the full video?
I wish somehow i could dhow this video to Iranian hardliners and government supporters that even Palestinians are with us and they do believe in freedom of choice .
As an Iranian i have to Thank you and all those who stand and support freedom ✌️
We stand with you .. stay strong ❤
No, they’ll claim it is a biased video because the uploader is a Jew. There is no convincing those hardliners.
@@shahd7295 ✌️✌️🧡
@@MichaelCorleone654 sadly it's true there's no convincing them ✌️🧡
We must support rights of Palestinians.
I support the government of Iran
The lack of knowledge of current events in the Muslim world is alarming.
We are so used to conflicts and wars and protests that we don't care anymore
@@lmao5070 well, unless you start caring, all that stuff is going to continue.
@@Bear_Arms even if we care the situation isn't gonna get any better, bc everyone hates each other in the middle east as you can see from the comments.
And it's not just a Muslim world problem, it's bigger then that.
You see a 11 minute video and assume the Muslim world in whole has lack of knowledge when in reality you have lack of knowledge also there was Christians and Muslims in the video
We live in the information age, and its crazy how ignorant some of these people are. I think they are choosing to be ignorant because its Iran and they are not Sunni.
ahhh damn If people world wide know about what is happening somewhere in this world and then all will go against it then no suffering would be in this world.. People have different interests and different way of living .. not following the news DOES not make somebody ignorant. And pls keep your opinions for yourself and not wrongly judge others based on your background.
uff. you really need balls to call a people that has been fighting for their freedom for two generations now ignorant bc lack of interest in "information age". telling a dying person why they dont care for the death of another human. what are you doing?
@@pumasixtysix first of all, whenever Israel gets into a confrontation with Palestine, they are so quick to advertise it to the whole damn world begging for help, I don't buy this whole concept of 'dying people'. I simply expected to see some humanity from their side as well. Also, they look very alive to me, in fact so alive that they have time to promote sectarian division and look down on the struggles of the Iranian people. If i were you, i would immediately delete this IGNORANT comment. Palestinian people (at least the people in this video) are IGNORANT of the pain of others, especially non-sunnis and ungrateful. Iran is the only country in the middle east that genuinely supports Palestine and this is how Palestinians pay back their respect. I am so appalled.
@@mamonzanona488 To be honest, not following the news kinda does make you ignorant, unless you are living some time of nomadic life. I agree with you on people having different interests, as it is evident in this video, but one's humanity should rise above such interests, which the people in this video failed to do. It is not feasible to go against all suffering, but it is your duty as a human being to educate yourself and spread awareness.
Also, very bold of you to assume I wrote this comment because of my background. Unlike your response, my comment comes from an objective stance. If you are in favour of not expressing your opinion, then you shouldn't have responded to me in the first place. Let's make this comment section a safe place for all views to be expressed.
Because you know about all conflits going on in the world right?
I don't believe those that say they don't know about what's happening in iran
Lovely responses as usual ❤️🇵🇸
My people will always stand with freedom 🇵🇸🇵🇸
lol!!!
@@m0ckingB1rd42 zion
dood what was the last woman smoking?
Palestinians are awesome
I'm glad that the sisters said, it is against Islam to force someone to wear hijab, because it actually is!
I don't know when and where it started that some countries began to force sisters to wear hijab, but this is actually forbidden! If this was the actual teachings of Islam, the religion would not have survived millenia!
It has to come from within you! The hijab is something beautiful, but it has to come from the heart!
Islam hasn't survived milenia plural. Islam is only 1400 years old. But yes, thankfully, most Muslim countries don't force women to wear a Hijab. I don't know how common this was before the 20th century.
@@burnin8orable Islam isn't 1400yrs old.its the same faith that was given to the mankind at its beginning and was going on till now and will continue until the judgemental day.
@@maryanruunhaaji1806
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@@burnin8orable Arabic Islam is 1400 years old... But Islam for us humans began with Prophet Adam, peace be upon him
@@josefabuaisheh6262 That is a theological argument which you believe. Islam was founded in the 7th century CE. Adam is fictional, and he originates from the Torah, the Jewish holy book. Judaism was founded during the bronze age roughly 3500 years ago. Most of Islam is derived from Judaism.
Good interview, but we are not protesting only for hejab! I think it'd be better to emphasize that it's about human rights, which includes the hijab issue also.
چرا گل به خودی میزنین؟ حجاب تنها چیزیه که داره این رژیمو سرجاش نگه میداره اصلا دلیل معروف شدن اعتراضات بخش حقوق زنان بود مسئله ی اصلی اتفاقا حجابه
The fact that people think the protests are only because “Women want to take off hijab” makes me sick.
What people don't understand is iran follow something called shia religion, it was first a political party in ancient times morphed into deviated religion within islam. It's like asking christian about Mormons and the Mormons call themselves Christian republic .
Iranians used to be Muslims until 15 century when a fella from Azerbaijan cult attacked iranians and forced them into shia religion. Orginal Iranians was coerced and many fled to Tajikistan and other regions. Complex history.
@Bonbony Cema i know right. Iam east African with arab heritage. But don't even claim to be Arab and we have indian mullah (Khomeini)claiming to be Arab from our prophet heritage. The Khomeini has internal issue while being obsessed taking over Muslim states in middleast, while his population are becoming atheist liberals and Trinitarian worshippers 🤣😂
It dosnt matter what type of cancer it is. It is still an ideology of cancer. From malmo to sanaa . A hate filled ps ychotic cult.
what you don't get is that iranians hate islam so the safavids had to make up another version, now iranians wanna be completely free of the islamic cult of death even the shia religion
The real iranians are not muslim. and this whole situation is not only for hijab. people don't want an Islamic regime that's all. they love everything before Islam bcz it's their culture and history.
@@parsarustami774 i know Iranian was Zoroastrians , but they accepted islam in 7 century . You are conflating mainstream islam with shia religion. Besides islam doesn't enforce hijab , it has to come from within a individual lady to wear. Look at all 56 muslim countries around the world, No force.
The ayatollah is actually making Iranians to become a apostate population by harsh punishment and no freedom which makes Iranians to hate islam. They don't know islam and shia is huge difference . By the way iran is not islamic state/republic it's fundamental shia republic. Furthermore the western governments wants regime change in Iran for cheap oil and gas, they don't care about human right abuses. Remember when your prime minister nationalised the oil in 1950s , they overthrow him. The west wants only a puppet state like Egypt and Iraq. Never forget that.
Great content as always. Curious to hear your thoughts about the awareness of the issue in general (or lack thereof). I found it interesting how few of the interviewees actually knew about the protests but maybe this is normal for 'person-on-the-streets' perspective on current events, anywhere in the world?
why worry about Iran, when the israeli government demolishes their homes, builts new settlements in the west bank?