Following Monday’s general strike that closed the Tehran bazaar, Iranians once again took to the streets demanding economic reforms amid a tanking economy, rampant corruption, and stifling U.S. sanctions. But what they’re chanting may surprise you:

MUST-WATCH: Crowds in Iran are chanting "Death to Palestine!" Not to Israel. Not to America. But to Palestine.

Hamas and Hezbollah and Palestinian Jihad can kiss their Iranian funding goodbye if the regime falls. https://t.co/XM5CFAvjEH

— Sohrab Ahmari (@SohrabAhmari) June 25, 2018

That’s right: Not “Death to Israel.” Not “Death to America.” But “Death to Palestine.” And why are they peeved at the non-state? Because the Powers That Be in Iran—the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world (Hello? Earth to Obama)—are funding jihad against Israel via terrorist organizations in Palestine, rather than tending to the economic needs of the Iranian people:

Yes. For most Iranians, Gaza is a meaningless abstraction. The thinking is: Why is our oil money going there instead of feeding us here?

— Sohrab Ahmari (@SohrabAhmari) June 25, 2018

Good question. It’s one we could ask our own “leaders” in D.C. who continue to send our tax dollars to countries who hate us, and hand out freebies to those who sneak into our country illegally.

Some chants:
"Not Lebanon, not Gaza. My life is devoted to Iran."
"Death to Syria."
"Palestaine, [and] Syria, is the cause of [our] misery."
"Death to Dictator."
"Death to Khamenei."
"Reza Shah, blessed be your soul."
"Long live the Shah!"
"O honorable Iranian, support, support"

— Bardia W Asadi (@BardiaWAsadi) June 25, 2018

#Tehran bazaar protests target Khamenei: “We don’t want an incompetent Supreme Leader, we don’t want it.” #بازارتهران pic.twitter.com/1qABjtuvyF

— Farnaz Fassihi (@farnazfassihi) June 25, 2018

In what may be a Transformative Step to Free #Iran from #Khamenei and the failing economy, protesters in the streets, malls and Parliament shouting Death to #Palestine, Help us, not #Gaza," and Leave #Syria alone. It’s all about helping the people of Iran, not the dictatorship. pic.twitter.com/uV3WzorLkU

— Ben (@benghand) June 25, 2018

Iran's currency is dropping like rock

— David Ben Joel (@The68gote) June 25, 2018

Sohrab, I have heard that the average Iranian, especially the avg young person, does not share the regimes Ill will towards the US. How about towards Israel?

— Erik (@erikbiz) June 25, 2018

That’s a question we’d all like answered. And wouldn’t it be revolutionary to usher in new Iranian leadership that would respect Israel’s right to exist, and stop lobbing rockets at them via their proxies in Palestine? Hey, a girl can dream.

To reporters everywhere: Please pay attention to what is happening in Iran now. I know foreign bureaus are almost non-existent these days, but keep a close eye on this story – and report it. https://t.co/l3cRsfxy1C

— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) June 25, 2018

And why should this uprising be widely reported? Because Iran is a threat to the entire world, and currently waging a proxy war against Saudi Arabia via Yemen, while sticking its nose into other nations as well, destabilizing the entire region. And they remain an imminent threat to the very existence of Israel. And while skepticism is healthy, even North Korea seems to be embracing the idea that bullying your neighbors is so last year, and economic stability should be the focus of regimes like itself going forward.

But don’t expect the CNN’s of the world to give a rat’s patootie about economic unrest amid the Iranian people, because Israel is a terrorist state, and Barack Obama is the equivalent of Heaven on Earth to the media and their useful idiots.

Iranian protesters chanting, 'Death to Palestine!' The MSM won't report this because they side with anti-Israeli factions the great majority of the time. They have panels on Trump's dietary habits and his wife's shoe choices, but not on unrest in Iran. https://t.co/nfRfKagHIU

— Nancy (@mzappropriated) June 25, 2018

Yes, the majority of our media has become that pathetic.

This is yet another opportunity for reform in Iran. During the “Green Revolution” in the summer of 2009, Barack Obama—in love with his worshiped Iran Deal—while fanning the flames of “revolution” elsewhere, ignored the grassroots uprising in Iran that could have ushered in a new era in the Islamic theocracy. Rather than do whatever he could to help pave a road toward freedom, Obama remained silent while the brutal Iranian government violently put down the movement, not wanting to offend the mullahs with whom he hoped to haggle.

They also protested and cried out to Obama for help but he. As usual ignored them

— patricia (@PatriciaKamir89) June 25, 2018

While we saw a welcome wave of protests late last year demanding freedom from oppression, those too eventually subsided following brutal crackdowns at the hands of the regime. But they never completely ceased as handfuls of frustrated Iranians took to the streets every couple of days in various parts of the country. And the economic malaise afflicting the Iranian citizenry—which President Trump has had a hand in via sanctions following his crap-canning of Obama’s Worst Deal In History—has not subsided. And the people are rightfully angry at a regime that continues to ignore them in pursuit of aggression and power expansion elsewhere.

I support the right of Iran’s people to continue protesting the Iranian terror-sponsoring regime’s corruption, criminality and economic mismanagement. https://t.co/WJEdUJlzjc

— Senator Rubio Press (@SenRubioPress) June 25, 2018

And remember:

5,000 Iranians arrested in January’s protests. 30 women jailed for protesting the hijab. Hundreds of Sufi dervishes, dozens of environmentalists, 400 Ahwazis, 30 Isfahan farmers – all imprisoned by #Iran’s criminal regime. Iranian people deserve respect for their human rights. pic.twitter.com/evH3lmfSjl

— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) June 21, 2018

So will this president continue to support and encourage a regime change in Iran? Or will he stand idly by as his predecessor did while people were slain in the streets as they demanded better from those who brutally oppress them? I’m hoping for the latter, because, regardless of what Barack Obama and his compliant parrots would have us believe, little on this Earth is a greater threat to peace and stability in the world than Iran. And there’s no better time for change when so much good news is emerging from the summit with North Korea.