Tehran: The Iran Activists Network held a gathering on May 14, 2026, in Tehran's Rafinia Synagogue, which was bombarded and destroyed in the terror attacks conducted by the Israeli and American regimes, to honor those killed in the war of aggression against Iran. Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Reza Salehi-Amiri took part in the event. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the gathering aimed to promote a message of unity and remembrance amidst the ruins of the synagogue, which stands as a testament to the violence endured by the Iranian community. Participants included various community leaders and activists who shared stories and paid their respects to the victims of the attacks. The event highlighted the resilience of the Iranian people and their commitment to preserving cultural heritage despite adversity. The presence of Minister Salehi-Amiri underscored the government's support for such initiatives and its dedication to restoring and maintaining sites of cultural significan ce affected by past conflicts.
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