WATCH: Iranian Muslim tells woman she 'deserves rape' for not wearing hijab
By Pamela Geller - on November 3, 2018
Women all over Iran are taking off their hijabs, despite the immense risk in doing so, while in the West "feminists" are celebrating the hijab. Do those "feminists" care about the women who have been imprisoned, beaten and even killed in Iran for not wearing the hijab? Do they care about its underlying idea, that women are responsible for preventing men from being tempted, and that if a woman is sexually assaulted or raped anyway, it's her fault? They do not. They only care about pandering to the growing and restive Muslim communities in Western countries, which won't be as solicitous of them when Muslims are in power.
"WATCH: Iranian harasser tells woman she 'deserves rape' for not wearing hijab," Al Arabiya English, October 28, 2018:
An Iranian man unleashed a tirade of abuse against an unveiled woman on the streets of Tehran, telling her that she "deserved to be raped."
Iranian activist Masih Ali Nejad, who has been living in the United States for years, told Al Arabiya English that she filmed her encounter with the man and posted it to Instagram, garnering more than 1 million views.
In the caption, Nejad wrote: "This pro-regime vigilante in Iran harassed me in the street. He said women like me who don't wear hijab are a dishonorable. This is how I filmed his insults. We women of Iran have had to endure these people for 4 decades. I asked him "Am I the one who is dishonorable or Saeed Tusi, a famous Quran preacher, who molested young kids in Iran, but still roams free because he is connected to the regime"? #MyCameraIsMyWeapon"
She said the daily harassment by such "pro-regime vigilantes" on the streets of Iran championed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's recent controversial comments on the international #MeToo campaign….