The Washington Times on November 26, 2019, reported on a conference held by the ; stop the regime’s Internet terrorism by providing uninterruptible access to the people; investigate the killings; recognize the right of the Iranian people to overthrow the regime. pic.twitter.com/VBu7UbQNIa
— Alireza Jafarzadeh (@A_Jafarzadeh) November 26, 2019
“The NCRI report also claimed at least 4,000 protesters were injured and at least 10,000 have been arrested by Iranian authorities.”
Mr. Jafarzadeh concluded that a strategy of “Resistance units and rebellious cities” announced by the Resistance’s leader several years before the 2017 uprising has proven its efficacy and legitimacy. The protests have demonstrated not only the desire of the Iranian people for change but also a strong manifestation that the firm US policy on Iran, including the imposition of sanctions, has not rallied people behind the regime. The protests show that people’s anger is directed at the regime as solely responsible for their suffering.