‘I do not want Tehran to become Gaza’: Iranians are on holidays of Israel

Long shifts at gas stations and bakery. Long cars trying to escape capital. And long, frightening nights.

Tehran residents – a sudden attack on Iran in the early morning of Israeli early morning – a sense of fear and confusion, and confrontity.

“We have not slept at night,” 21-year-old music student told me with an encrypted social media application.

“Everyone is leaving, but I’m not. My father says that he is more honorable to die in his own home,” he said. “

‘Donya’ – does not want to disclose the original name – now is one of the many Iranians caught in the war between Israel in Gaza and Israel.

“I don’t really want my beautiful Tehran to become Gaza.”

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has a strong response to the advent of Iranians against the clerical leadership.

“We do not want Israel to save us. No foreign country is not caring for Iran,” he said. “We do not want the Islamic Republic.”

Another woman first thought that Iran would live forever, seeing Iran’s military officials to kill Iranian military officials.

“Suddenly he was broken by the image of the power,” said BBC Persians.

“But since the second day, the people I do not know regularly, people I love, and I felt sadness, fear and sorrow.”

And when the south Pars heard the south Pars was shot, he heard that Israel was trying to turn Iran into ruins.

For the first time in his life, he said he began to prepare for the idea of ​​dieing.

According to the Iranian government, most of them were women and children, many women and children have been killed since Friday.

The Israeli government says that Iranian missiles have killed at least 24 people in Israel in the same period.

Unlike Israel, Iran has no warning of inevitable attacks and there is no shelter.

Even some of the supporters of the regime are also released that the very vounted defense is exposed so well.

Among the many Iranians are deeply distrusting in power.

Donya, hair is used to deny untouched mode and hard clothing code.

Now it was postponed to the next week with university exams, remains at home.

“I’m very terrible at night.” “I get some pills to help you relax and try to sleep.”

The Iranian government has proposed to take refuge in mosques and metro stations.

However, it is difficult when the explosions are not going out of anywhere.

“Tehran is a big city, but somehow from every neighborhood was affected by the damage,” he said.

“Everything we do now checks the news every hour and calls friends and relatives to make sure that the neighborhood is still alive.”

Now the known government has taken off their homes home to stay in an area without buildings.

But never, in a country like Iran can live by your side.

Israel’s aggression divided Iranians, while others celebrate the loss of the regime, and others are angry with those who delight.

Many Iranians continue to change their thoughts about what they think. Sections are even bitter among some families.

“The situation felt like the first hours after the Titanic hit the iceberg,” he said.

“Some people tried to escape, some said that it was not a big deal, and others continued to dance.”

He always protested Iran’s clerical rulers, he said that he saw the BBC, but Netanyahu sees what he did as “unemployed”.

“Although everyone’s life supports attacks, it was changed forever.

“Most of Iranians, even those who oppose the government, did not come from Israeli bombs, which fell into the cities of free civilians.”

He added: “We are afraid of most of us and are concerned about the following. The bags were worse than the first aid, food and water.”

Israel says the Iranian armed forces deliberately placed command centers and weapons in civil buildings and areas.

The members of the Great Diaspora of Iran are also concerned.

“It’s hard to deliver what is Iranian, now it’s hard to be an Iranian,” said Lidreeh Khatibi-Hill, Leeds-Based Women’s Rights and Researcher.

“You are happy to have the members of the regime to be tortured and killing people.

“But we know that civilians are dead. This is a destructive humanitarian disaster.”

It is not clear what the Iranians are happening, he said.

“The main person in Iran – the higher leader – is still alive, while the Iranians flee for their lives,” he said.

“No one wanted Iran to become another Iraq, Syria or Afghan. None of us want this war. We do not want the regime.”