Zeydabadi's reaction to Faezeh Hashemi's letter: "The voice of the voiceless has become real"

Ahmad Zeydabadi wrote on his Telegram channel:

Faezeh Hashemi, in a letter from prison, has touched upon issues that resonate deeply with any experienced and independent political prisoner. By writing this letter, she has demonstrated remarkable courage. Such a move requires bravery beyond merely challenging the most tyrannical governments, and only those who have had similar experiences can truly understand its value and significance.

The same was true in the prisons during the Pahlavi era, where victims of such practices often downplayed their struggles due to conservatism, masking it as pragmatism and a desire to prevent "regime exploitation." Consequently, when the prison doors were opened, ordinary people embraced political prisoners enthusiastically, unaware that months later, some of these "heroes," driven by personal and group ambitions, would turn against one another, plunging society into violence and bloodshed instead of delivering freedom, democracy, and justice.

Ms. Hashemi should brace for the most intense verbal attacks from all sides, but her moral and political courage, which has become the "voice of the voiceless," will not go unrewarded by God.