Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn Pinterest Reddit Email PrintThree-minute readOn July 22, the clerical regime in Iran hanged Mehdi Khanki at Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj. Most of those being hanged belong to a generation born long after the MEK’s organized cadres were driven underground or into exile. Harrowing video shows Iranian protesters sing before being hanged https://t.co/t188p28wt2 pic.twitter.com/mrjiz0ZRIU — New York Post (@nypost) May 1, 2026Consider the comparative frame. The execution tempo has accelerated — but so has the tempo of Resistance Unit operations, the wall writings, the solidarity acts for hanged prisoners, the organized disruptions appearing city after city. The clerical regime has spent a fortune ensuring no Iranian ever encounters a credible model of resistance.