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The article highlights the double standards of the Iranian regime in dealing with domestic and foreign affairs. It presents itself before the international community as a victim appealing for condemnation of American and Israeli crimes, while internally continuing to suppress freedoms and execute opponents. The article discusses how the regime uses images of civilian victims and references to international victimization, whereas history shows that the regime has invested in a selective bloodbath, killing those who do not serve its interests, thereby losing moral legitimacy as a victim. The article concludes by emphasizing that the bloodshed within Iran is equally sacred, regardless of which side is expected to raise it.
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