By Clare M. LopezThe Islamic Republic of Iran faces attack from multiple sides, none more threatening than from its own people.
The Iranian Parliament first passed strict new “Chastity and Hijab” laws, but then backed off, at least temporarily.
Women and girls in Iran still face brutal consequences for refusing to wear the hated hijab, but more and more are choosing to rebel.
The regime is losing its grip and the people know it.
Elsewhere, though, in supposedly Western Europe, women are being threatened in the streets by Muslims who’ve been allowed to flood into the continent.