How much more blood must soak the Iranian soil before the cries of the people are heard? How many more lives must be bent, broken, or silenced before mercy outweighs fear? Enough of the killing. Enough of the suffocating control over the lives of millions of Iran’s people. Seventy-six years after the revolution, the people of Iran still struggle to breathe freely, to build families, and imagine futures untouched by dread.

A nation with such ancient beauty and brilliance should not be a place where hope is rationed and fear is abundant. The problems facing Iran are not insurmountable. They are human-made, and therefore human-solvable. The people deserve a life without terror, without confusion, without the constant shadow of violence.

The time has come. Not tomorrow. Not someday. Now. Let the people live the lives they have been denied for far too long. For many years, the people of Iran have endured profound hardship, fear, and restrictions that have limited their ability to live freely and safely. The continued loss of life and the tight control over personal freedoms have created deep pain across generations. It is time to bring this chapter to an end.

The Iranian people still face significant barriers to building stable families, secure futures, and peaceful lives. Yet Iran remains a nation with extraordinary potential, culturally, economically, and socially. The challenges Iran faces are complex but not beyond resolution. The Iranian people deserve a future built on dignity, safety, and trust. The people of Iran deserve the opportunity to live without fear, without violence, and without confusion.

Choosing a path of openness and humanity would not only strengthen the nation but also honor the resilience and aspirations of the Iranian citizens. The Iranian diaspora worldwide is longing to come home and smell the soil of the historical birthplace. They hope to see their beloved country take steps toward a more peaceful and prosperous future for all its people. The ongoing violence, repression, and control over the lives of the Iranian people must end.

No government has the right to deny its citizens safety, dignity, or the freedom to live without fear. The killing, the bloodshed, and the suppression of basic human rights cannot continue. After years of struggling, the people of Iran still struggle to form families, pursue opportunities, and live without intimidation. These are fundamental human rights that are not privileges to be granted or withheld.

Dropping bombs on Iran, killing scores of innocent people, is not the answer. Therefor, I believe it’s time to revisit the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). For those who forgot, in 2015, Iran and the P5+1 (US, UK, France, Germany, Russia, China) reached the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Iran agreed to limit its nuclear program, reduce enrichment, and accept intensive inspections. In return, the world would lift nuclear-related sanctions, opening the door to economic recovery and global trade. Many inside and outside Iran saw this as a path to peace, prosperity, and normalization. It’s time for PEACE:

Therefore, I am sure that all intelligent nations and people would like the return of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. I believe that the majority of global leaders stand ready to support a path that prioritizes human rights, stability, and the well-being of the Iranian people and all others. It is time for change, meaningful, lasting, human-centered change.

PEACE