When the Gaza war filled global headlines, protests erupted across cities and university campuses worldwide. Human rights slogans echoed loudly.

But as Iranian citizens take to the streets — only to be arrested, executed, and massacred by their own regime — the world remains largely silent. No mass demonstrations. No global outrage.

Why is the international community failing to stand with the Iranian people? Why do human rights voices grow quiet when the victims are Iranians facing brutal repression?