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Iranians aren’t “attacking religion.” They are rejecting a state ideology that has been forced on them at gunpoint for 45 years. When people in Iran tear down regime-controlled mosques, Islamic banners, or clerical offices, they are not targeting God — they are tearing down the symbols of a theocratic...

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