Iran: Mullah Regime Threatens: “Confiscating property is nothing… we will make your mothers mourn you”

The mask is off.

The thugs of the mullah regime threaten the people openly with torture & death if they resist.

IRANIAN STATE TV THREATENS OPPOSITION

Disturbing rhetoric is emerging from Iranian state media. During a broadcast, presenters reportedly issued direct threats against anti-regime Iranians, warning that opponents of the government could face severe consequences both inside and outside the country.

In one chilling line aired on state television, the message included the warning: “Confiscating property is nothing… we will make your mothers mourn you.”

Human rights groups have long warned that Iranian authorities and affiliated groups have targeted dissidents abroad through intimidation, surveillance, and alleged assassination plots. As tensions escalate, the threats are likely to deepen fears among Iranian activists, journalists and opposition figures living overseas.

IDF, Iran Mullahs, regime change

IDF: Regime Change Was Never Our Goal

The IDF has now said that Israel’s goal was never to change the regime in Tehran itself, but to so weaken the regime’s power to repress its citizens as to create the conditions for the Iranians themselves to change the regime. There is a difference. More on Israel’s goal can be found here: “Senior Israeli defense sources: Iran regime change not military goal, creating conditions for it is,” by Yonah Jeremy Bob, Jerusalem Post, March 11, 2026:

The IDF has killed the supreme leader, and wounded his son who was chosen by the Assembly of Experts to be his successor. It has also killed about 50 members of he senior leadership, both civilian and military. But regime change was never the objective for the IDF, even if Prime Minister Netanyahu has suggested otherwise. Creating the conditions for regime change — meaning so weakening the regime militarily that it will no longer be able to frighten would-be protesters from going back on the streets by the millions — is quite enough for the IDF. And that is what the IDF is hoping to achieve before well-appareled April takes its bow.