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Third Day of Simay Azadi 29th Telethon: Strength in Unity

On January 19, 2025, the third day of Simay-e Azadi’s 29th telethon concluded with a powerful display of global solidarity and unwavering commitment to freedom. The event showcased the crucial role of Simay-e Azadi in amplifying the voices of Iranians resisting tyranny and provided a platform for heartfelt contributions and endorsements from across the globe. Key Contributions and Sacrifices Fakhri Lakzian from the Netherlands reflected on her determination, saying, “After two days on the line to support Simay Azadi, we proudly offer €8,400 in collective support.” Fakhri also honored her daughter, a MEK member, who passed away in 2013. From Tehran, Setareh shared her hopes for the future: “I donate 10 million tomans to Simay Azadi. I hope for the day we celebrate a Free Iran in our homeland. Simay Azadi has been the voice of Resistance Units and Iranian women. Thank you.” In an emotional statement, Roya from Germany, a kidney dialysis patient who works as a house painter, urged Samira from Kurdistan not to give up her medication money. She remarked, “I donate €7,000 to Simay Azadi because I know the value of health and want to support this vital channel on your behalf.” Amir Seifi from Ireland addressed  Samira’s sacrifice with compassion: “I heard my sister Samira’s sacrifice of her medication money for Simay Azadi. I tell her she shouldn’t do it. I help Simay Azadi on her behalf. Our collective support is 8,000 GBP.” Aras from Norway expressed pride in the Resistance Units, stating, “My family and I donate 28,000 NOK to Simay Azadi, hoping for a free Iran.” Sahar Sanaie demonstrated remarkable generosity, announcing, “We are the ones who need to fund Simay Azadi. I announce a collective support of 24,580 euros and pledge 12,000 euros myself.” Voices of Encouragement From inside Evin Prison, female political prisoners sent a powerful message: “Though we can’t join the telethon or donate, we urge our compatriots to support this national and independent TV. The people’s uprising is underway, and it will triumph.” Rebecca Malihi emphasized the resilience of the Iranian Resistance, stating, “What sets the Iranian Resistance apart is its readiness to pay the ultimate price. Simay Azadi stands out among TVs for the same reason.” Alayla Johnson, whose mother was a political prisoner, shared her perspective: “Simay Azadi keeps the hope of freedom alive for Iranians. To young Iranians, you show that hope can endure even in the darkest times.” Alayla also contributed $5,000. Speaking from the U.S., Yalda Bolurchi highlighted her responsibility: “My liberty in the U.S. comes with the responsibility to raise awareness. To young Iranians, I pledge to be your advocate. I donate $1,000 with my sister.” After learning more during the telethon, Bahman Ghourbani shared his realization: “I must double my efforts to support this movement. I donate 5,000 NOK, plus 11,000 NOK from my friends. Iran’s regime misuses Islam.” Iman Sharif underscored the urgency of the movement: “The Iranian people will not let another dictator come to power. We will not let the Shah’s offspring seize control. We shall free Iran soon and celebrate a Free Iran.” Negar Safa from the Netherlands celebrated the telethon’s achievements: “Congratulations to Simay Azadi on its 29th Telethon. It connects us to Iran’s youth, voices victims, and shows the path to the future. To keep INTV independent, I pledge €1,950 and await the day it broadcasts the regime’s downfall.” Notable Guest Appearances the Telethon of Simay Azadi Flore Sadoudi, wife of the late legendary singer Emad Ram, expressed her gratitude, saying, “We deeply thank Simay Azadi for its efforts. It highlights the vital work of the Iranian Resistance and reflects the plight of the Iranian people with dignity.” Ali Moghadam, a veteran cameraman and producer, reflected on the history of Simay Azadi and its formation, emphasizing its role in providing unfiltered news to the Iranian people. Hossein Abedini, a prominent NCRI member, recounted his survival of an Iranian regime terrorist attack: “While helping Iranian refugees in Turkey, I was targeted. One bullet penetrated my liver, and another hit just inches from my heart. This regime’s terrorism has not stopped, as evidenced by the recent attempt on Vidal Quadras’ life.” In a video message to Simay Azadi, Professor Ivan Sasha Sheehan offered his strong support, declaring, “Simay Azadi amplifies Iranian voices that champion democracy and human rights. It serves as an irreplaceable source of uncensored news and information on anti-regime protests. This channel is vital in challenging prevailing assumptions and advocating for principled strategies that align with democracy and human rights.” International Endorsements The Rt. Hon. David Jones acknowledged the importance of the telethon, stating, “Holding this telethon is very timely as Simay Azadi amplifies the voice of the Iranian people. The regime is in a very bad situation.” William Powell, a former Welsh MP, praised Simay Azadi’s dedication: “This independent TV station is crucial in exposing the regime’s actions and supporting the people’s struggle for freedom.” Robert Ward, a councilor from Croydon, added, “As an independent TV, Simay Azadi relies on the support of people to continue its efforts. I want to tell the Iranian people to continue their struggle and know that change can happen quickly.” Conclusion The third day of Simay Azadi’s 29th telethon concluded with an overwhelming display of solidarity, financial support, and powerful endorsements. Contributors from all walks of life, inside and outside Iran, reaffirmed their commitment to freedom, democracy, and the Iranian Resistance. Simay Azadi continues to inspire hope and courage, proving itself as the unyielding voice of the Iranian people and a beacon of truth in the fight against tyranny. Together, the dream of a free Iran draws closer to reality.

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Second Day of Simay Azadi’s 29th Telethon: A Global Call for a Free Iran

January 18, 2025 – The second day of Simay-e Azadi’s 29th telethon continued to showcase the unity and unwavering determination of Iranians and their supporters worldwide. The telethon highlighted the vital role of Simay-e Azadi as an independent voice for the Iranian Resistance, with messages of support and financial contributions flooding in from across the globe. Amplified Support and Participation The telethon witnessed an extraordinary wave of calls and donations, reflecting the profound dedication of supporters to the cause of freedom and democracy in Iran. Generosity and heartfelt messages marked the event, underscoring the solidarity of the Iranian diaspora and international allies. Maliheh Hosseini from France announced her support, contributing €1,560 and 10 million rials from a friend inside Iran. She expressed her gratitude, saying that Simay Azadi is truly the voice of the Iranian people. Razieh Ghodrati from Switzerland, a former political prisoner who lost her brother to the regime’s atrocities, shared her joy over recent developments in Iran, specifically regarding two criminal judges. She and her family contributed 7,760 Swiss francs in solidarity. Jamshid Adhami from England emphasized the importance of supporting Simay Azadi, stating that people give everything they have to help achieve a Free Iran. He pledged collective support amounting to £10,990. Hanif Mahootchian reflected on the significance of Simay Azadi’s tireless efforts, contrasting them with pseudo-alternatives that fail to act. He humbly donated €1,300 to the telethon. Arash Marandi from Sweden offered 3,500 Swedish krona, keeping his message brief but impactful, while Ryan Salami from the United States contributed $1,000, urging others not to remain indifferent in the face of the regime’s crimes. Azar Karimi from Italy expressed her solidarity, mentioning a touching story of Zahra from Tehran, who donated her savings meant for medication. To honor Zahra, Azar and her brother pledged €1,000 to support Simay Azadi. Omid Ebrahimi from the UK highlighted the channel’s role in portraying the struggles of the Iranian people, calling it the “light of our houses.” Shahin from Fars Province, despite limited resources, pledged to provide shelter to Resistance Units fighting against the regime. Elaheh, a young Iranian student in Sweden, shared that she had learned the value of sacrifice from the Iranian opposition. She donated €100 and vowed to continue raising awareness for Simay Azadi. Hasti Hesami from the United States shared her deep connection with the channel, recalling how she sold her paintings and offered birthday gifts in past years to support Simay Azadi. This year, she donated $500. International Endorsements Prominent international figures also voiced their support for Simay-e Azadi, acknowledging its critical role in the fight for freedom in Iran. John Perry, a former Irish government minister, stated: “We are here to say that it is indeed important to support the Iranian people. Simay Azadi broadcasts the Iranian people’s struggle. I compliment this independent TV that operates in the benefit of people.” He added: “Simay Azadi has a huge role in helping the Iranian people. The regime in Iran is at its weakest point following the fall of Syria’s dictator.” Mark Williams, a former Member of the UK Parliament, said: “I want to congratulate Simay Azadi for holding this telethon. Iran is at a critical juncture; the regime faces many crises but mounts repression of people. The regime exports terrorism across the world.” Steve McCabe, a member of the UK House of Lords, stated: “Simay Azadi continues to show the resilience of the Iranian people. It is a platform for truth and a voice for those who demand justice and freedom.” Simay-e Azadi: A Beacon of Independence A recurring theme throughout the telethon was Simay-e Azadi’s financial independence, sustained entirely by public contributions. This independence is essential for maintaining the channel’s credibility as a reliable and unfiltered source of news. As John Perry remarked, Simay Azadi operates solely for the benefit of the people. A Shared Vision for Freedom As the second day of the telethon concluded, the overwhelming participation reaffirmed the collective commitment to a free and democratic Iran. The sacrifices and solidarity of contributors exemplify the unwavering resolve to overcome tyranny and build a brighter future. Simay-e Azadi’s 29th telethon continues to inspire and energize the global movement for freedom, proving that united efforts can achieve the dream of a liberated Iran.

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First Day of Simay Azadi 29th Telethon: Shared Dream of Free Iran

First Day of Simay Azadi 29th Telethon: Shared Dream of Free Iran On January 17, 2025, Simay-e Azadi (Iran NTV) commenced its 29th telethon—a three-day event showcasing the unyielding determination of Iranians worldwide in their fight against the oppressive regime. Over several days, supporters from all walks of life shared heartfelt contributions and messages of solidarity, underscoring the pivotal role Simay-e Azadi plays as the voice of freedom and the Iranian Resistance. High Demand Reflects Widespread Support From the outset of the telethon, an overwhelming number of calls flooded Simay-e Azadi’s phone lines. Volunteers worked tirelessly to handle the sheer volume, yet many supporters faced long wait times to share their contributions and messages. This unprecedented demand highlighted the channel’s vast reach and its critical role as the independent voice of the Iranian people. Despite economic hardships, participants made extraordinary sacrifices to ensure the survival of this vital platform. Voices of Unity from Across the Globe Saeed Maghsoudi from Norway emphasized the importance of Simay-e Azadi:”Simay Azadi is the voice of freedom, the home of the people of Iran striving to break free from the tyranny of both the mullahs and the monarchy. It is a reflection of the nationwide resistance and a portrayal of the struggles of the resistance units, whose voices we just heard. I send my greetings to their fight and determination.”Behrouz announced a collective contribution totaling 260,500 Norwegian krones from himself and fellow supporters. From Germany, Afsaneh likened the telethon to the arrival of spring:”With our humble contributions, we strive to help others learn the truth about what is happening in Iran. Simay Azadi is the only source that keeps us informed about the harsh realities in our country.”She announced a collective donation of €27,600, including €18,000 from her son, Mahmoud. Sacrifices Amid Hardship From inside Iran, Sepideh from Mashhad shared her determination despite personal challenges:”I have two children, and my husband is unemployed, but since Simay Azadi is the light of our home, I want to contribute 80 million rials. As a member of the Resistance Units, I want to make the voice of the Iranian people heard around the world during this difficult situation.”Her message to the regime was resolute:”No matter how hard you try to maintain power, it is no longer effective. You have been exposed and called out by the Iranian people.” Similarly, Samira from Iran’s Kurdistan donated her monthly medication expenses of 2 million rials:”You are my heart, just as my beloved Iran is my heart. With God’s help and the leadership of my dear and honorable sister, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, we will reclaim our country from these godless mullahs.” Messages of Hope and Independence Mother Fatemeh from Tehran captured the spirit of the telethon in her heartfelt letter:”The tyrants’ night has come to an end; the bright dawn is on its way. At this pivotal moment in history, we must rise in support of this resistance—a movement built on the sacrifices of over 120,000 martyrs.”She announced a generous contribution of 510 million tomans, expressing hope for a brighter future:”May this be the last telethon held in exile. Inspired by the powerful words ‘We can and we must,’ I found the strength to achieve the impossible.” Volunteer reporters also emphasized Simay-e Azadi’s independence and critical role in amplifying the voice of the Iranian Resistance. Assad, a Simay Azadi reporter from the United States, announced a $30,000 collective contribution, and while addressing the Iranian regime’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, said:”See this amount of money, Khamenei, you murderous idiot! We earn this money and wholeheartedly support Simay Azadi.” Experts Pledge Support for a Free Iran A distinguished group of experts, university professors, and renowned figures joined the telethon, offering financial contributions and pledging their expertise to rebuilding a free Iran. Ehsan Ayatollahi, a mathematician, highlighted the importance of empowerment through knowledge:”I hope that we can soon see a free Iran and be able to use our expertise to rebuild Iran and make it prosperous. I wish that all Iranian youth could one day have the same facilities that I had.” Dr. Fouladvand underscored the significance of financial independence: “Financial independence is the most vital and valuable thing to protect.” Neda Amani, a political science expert, contributed 10,000 Swiss francs along with her second job’s salary:”This symbolic support is in memory of the martyrs of Ashraf and Camp Liberty in Iraq.” A Global Display of Solidarity This year’s telethon showcased contributions from individuals in over 40 countries, reflecting the global reach of the Iranian Resistance and the deep connections shared by Iranians everywhere. The messages of solidarity, sacrifice, and unwavering hope echoed a united belief: freedom for Iran is within reach. As the first day of Simay Azadi’s 29th telethon concluded, the overwhelming participation demonstrated that the fight for democracy and justice is not just a movement but a shared commitment, rooted in the sacrifices of countless brave souls.

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