The “Who is Imam Mahdi” campaign hosted the second nationwide “Palestine Scream” uprising in Chitgar Lake, Tehran, on June 13, 1404.
This event was held in support of the ideals of the oppressed Palestinian people and to protest Israel’s boundless crimes. “It is too late” was a slogan that rose from the west like the sun of Islam and had to be kept alive. For this reason, we shouted for the freedom of Palestine at the same time as the Chitgar Lake ceremony in 15 other places in the country, right on the first day of the child-killing regime’s war and its brutal attack on residential areas of the capital.
The campaign’s booths were busy serving with their unique products and productions, as usual. While distributing cultural items and creating a suitable space for dialogue with our beloved audience, we witnessed scenes of the confrontation between right and wrong in the sky of Tehran.
We did not only look through the camera lenses; We showed the world the commendable and unstoppable zeal of the Iranians and looked powerfully at the sky that was for a short time the playground of the Israeli Magsan. And despite all the threats and even damage to some of the infrastructure around Lake Chitgar, we continued the ceremony with the enthusiasm and courage of the people.
We knew that defending the oppressed people of Gaza was a human and moral duty. And we showed that the Iranian people would not back down for a moment in defending the Palestinian cause, even under the shadow of threats and direct attacks. The nationwide uprising of the “Palestine Cry” at Lake Chitgar reminded us that resistance is not a local event; rather, it is a global movement that is rooted in the innate human desire for justice and will continue until absolute justice emerges.