Reported 7 months ago
The death of Iranian President Raisi has led to celebrations among Iranians, with dark humor and dancing seen across the country and among dissidents in Europe. Despite Raisi's tyrannical legacy of torture and murder, some international responses, such as the UN Security Council's minute of silence and condolences from European leaders, have been criticized for lacking moral courage. The article also criticizes the International Criminal Court for its arrest warrants against Hamas and Israeli leaders, highlighting biases and a lack of accountability in multinational organizations. Ultimately, the bravery of those standing up against oppressive regimes, like the women of Iran, is emphasized as a beacon of hope amidst such challenges.
Source: YAHOO