Who was the 16-year-old girl who is said to have cursed Iran?

Iran-Israel War: Who was the 16-year-old girl who was said to curse Iran?

Considering that the ongoing ascension between Israel and Iran has entered the seventh day today, on June 19, when an Iranian missile hit the Soroka Hospital, the Jewish regime, Tehran’s superior leadership, said Ayatullah Ali Khanenei should not be allowed to exist. ”

A Human Rights Group said that Israeli strikes have killed at least 585 people throughout Iran and injured 1,326 people. Moreover, several nuclear scientists and key military officials were killed in Israel’s strikes on Iran. As chaos continued, an old story of an Iranian girl faced again on social media.

Years ago, we are talking about the story of 16 -year -old Ateheh Sahaaleh, who sent shock waves throughout the world. Social media publications claim that Iran has the curse of the girl’s soul. But what is the story behind the claim? Let’s dive into details.

Who was Atteh Sahaaleh?

Atefeh Sahaaleh was born in Iran’s Neka. His family lived with his mother after separating his way. However, after her mother died in a traffic accident and died in a river, her whole life collapsed in front of her. Sahaaleh was alone and sent to his 80 -year -old grandfather.

Sahaaleh’s grandfather did not pay much attention to him, he left his longing and love. At the age of 13, according to media reports, Sahaaleh was caught by a child in a car and the police. He was accused of “chastity with chastity.”

Sahaaleh was shot repeatedly with a whip and was raped while imprisoned in prison as recommended by the media reports. Later in 2003, Sahaaleh was arrested again by the police based on charges of a physical relationship with a 51 -year -old man.

It was produced in court and the case was heard by Justice Haji Rezai. After questioning, Sahaaleh confessed his relationship with the man. However, while realizing that he had lost the case, he took out him alignment And he threw his slippers to the judge. Justice Rezai despised the court and sentenced him to death.

Hanged to death in 2004

On August 15, 2004, Sahaaleh was killed in Neka, which led to widespread anger among human rights groups. In an agreement made within the scope of the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights, it was guided that Iran would not announce the death penalty for non -disregard (under the age of 18).

According to reports, Sahaaleh’s objection to the Iranian Supreme Court expressed his age as 22 years. However, birth and death certificates mentioned the age of 16 years of age. It is said that Iran will not live in peace after Sahaaleh’s death.