Shiraz University, a bastion of the Iranian regime, has shockingly extended a welcoming hand to American students and professors entangled in controversy for their involvement in violent, pro-terrorist activities within the United States. This announcement came via PressTV, a notorious mouthpiece for Iranian propaganda.

Across American campuses, a disturbing trend of chaos and lawlessness has emerged, epitomized by the creation of so-called “liberated zones.” These zones, akin to lawless territories, are established by a motley crew of students and outsiders who disrupt campus life and intimidate those who refuse to join their cause.

Their ostensible motivation? Solidarity with Gaza, a troubled region in the Middle East under the control of Hamas, a notorious terrorist outfit sponsored by Iran. Hamas, in a brazen act of aggression, launched an invasion of Israel from Gaza, perpetrating heinous crimes against innocent civilians. They spared no one, from infants to the elderly, in their depraved onslaught.

In response to this wanton violence, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched a defensive operation to dismantle Hamas’ terrorist infrastructure in Gaza, a region long exploited by the terrorist group for its nefarious activities, all with Iran’s backing.

Yet, shockingly, leftist elements on American campuses have embraced the cause of Hamas, spewing anti-Semitic vitriol and resorting to violence to silence dissent. Undeterred by the atrocities committed by Hamas, these radicals chant slogans advocating for the destruction of Israel while attacking journalists who dare to report on their illegal activities.

Enter Mohammad Moazzeni, the head of Shiraz University, who extends an open invitation to these violent activists. In a brazen display of solidarity with the American leftists, Moazzeni offers refuge to those expelled or threatened with expulsion, asserting that Shiraz University stands ready to accommodate them.

Moazzeni’s remarks, made during an event in Fars province, underscore the regime’s endorsement of violence and terrorism under the guise of “solidarity.” Blaming the U.S. government for suppressing the “raging” pro-Hamas movement, Moazzeni condemns what he perceives as autocratic tactics aimed at stifling dissent.

In essence, Shiraz University’s offer serves as a troubling reminder of the global reach of Iran’s nefarious influence, as it seeks to exploit American campuses for its own insidious agenda.