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What do I do with this heart-wrentching sick and rage I feel as I move about the world? Everyone going about their business as if we're not actively and in real-time, complicit in a genocide? It's surreal. It's bewildering.

Head of Iranian Red Crescent Society said on the national TV that Israel have bombed the Iran's Red Crescent field hospital in Syrian-Lebanese border.

Nukes pls:
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☢️|🇮🇷 More details about the letter from 39 MPs to the national security council (SNSC).

The letter called for a revision of Iran’s defensive doctrine and requested permission and resources to develop nuclear weapons.

Hasan Akhlaqi Amiri, an Iranian MP & signee of the letter, explained: "Today, no international organization or even the so-called European and American countries can control the Zionist regime, as this illegitimate regime commits any crime it wishes. Based on this, around 39 members of parliament wrote and signed a letter addressed to the SNSC, requesting that the defensive doctrine of the Islamic Republic of Iran be reconsidered."

Amiri, referring to the Leader's fatwa declaring nuclear weapons forbidden, which serves as the defensive doctrine of the Islamic Republic, said:

"The Leader's fatwa remains valid, however in the jurisprudence of Shia Islam, time and place play a role in changing rulings, and secondary rulings can replace primary rulings [in time of need].”

Mohammad Reza Sabbaghian, another MP, also called for the possibility of developing nuclear weapons, stating:

"We will ask the Leader of the Islamic Revolution to consider changing the strategy and fatwa regarding the development of nuclear weapons if deemed appropriate. Building 'nuclear weapons' will be easy for us. In the current situation, to establish deterrence and ensure national security, developing the capability to build nuclear weapons is necessary."

He added: "If the Zionist enemy and its supporters believe that by targeting our peaceful nuclear facilities they can hinder the country's progress in the nuclear field, they are making a mistake. Our request to the authorities is to change the nuclear doctrine of the Islamic Republic. For our self-defense and the nation's security, we will, with the Leader's discretion, change our nuclear approach and pursue the very same weapon they possess; building nuclear weapons is Iran's option for creating deterrence."

While another MP, Sayyid Salman Zaker, said: "I have not seen the letter, but our basis in matters of peace and war is the country’s overarching policies and the statements of the Leader. We consider his guidance to be both authoritative and religious. We will act based on that." He added, "If such letters are reviewed by the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) and a decision is made on them, we should not deviate from that decision."