A group of 47 Persian Jews arrived dancing and singing with joy upon landing in Israel, completing their aliyah with their families after having fled Iran following the revolution and later moving to America.

Jewish rituals were carried out in secret, including prayer and kosher food preparation, while public life conformed to Islamic practice.

One Jewish detainee remains in custody, and efforts are underway to secure his release.

Several Jews have been detained on suspicion of involvement in the demonstrations.

Sameh publicly aligned himself with the Iranian government’s position during last year’s war, when he wished Iran victory over Israel.

The congressman said that Hekmati’s imprisonment 'has deeply alarmed my constituents.'

Iranian YouTuber Navid Ansari interviews Nova Festival Survivor Natalie Sanandaji about her survival and combating hate and extremism.

Last week, the Islamic Republic arrested some 600 people across the country after an announced ceasefire between Iran and Israel.

Dr. Sameh, an Iranian Jewish lawmaker who frequently expresses anti-Zionist views, gave a stern warning to his brethren.

Overnight, Saper had to give up her career and lifestyle and conform to Iran's strict rules until she and her family managed to escape to the US. 

Ghahremani's judgment appears to be influenced by the preferential treatment of Muslims over Jews, which is common in Iran. 

While we commemorate the events of Purim, take a moment to remember the miraculous escape of Persian Jews in 1948 and 1979.

Rabbi Jacob Yisrael Herzog toured Jewish sites and met with members of the Iranian Jewish community.

After Iran’s General Soleimani was assassinated in 2020, the Chief Rabbi felt that he needed to publicly condemn the assassination and pay a condolence call to his family in order to protect the Jewish community.

Iranian General Qasem Soleimani set up a network to spy on Iran's Jewish community.

In similar fashion to Fauda, creators said they aimed to present a nuanced narrative to a deep-seated conflict that would resonate with all sides.

The Scroll of Esther was read at the tombstone of Purim heroes Esther and Mordechai in Iran.

While historians disagree over exactly where Shushan is today, Iran's Jewish population is certain that it's the modern city of Hamadan.