Iran’s Streets Erupt as Protests Turn Deadly
January 3, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The PDB Situation Report:
- Anger spills into the streets of Tehran as nationwide protests turn deadly, transforming economic despair into open defiance of Iran’s clerical regime. Shirin Nariman, a human rights advocate and former political prisoner in Iran, joins us to share her personal story and provide insight into the situation on the ground.
- Israel closes out a turbulent 2025, marked by war in Gaza and open conflict with Iran, with major questions looming about what comes next. We’re joined by Edmund Fitton-Brown for a look ahead at the challenges Israel faces in the year to come.
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