Iranian opposition figure and activist Vahid Beheshti, will arrive in Israel to voice support for the Jewish State at the Knesset on Tuesday, the Israel Victory Project announced in a press statement on Monday.
Beheshti, an independent journalist and Iranian human rights activist based in London, completed a 72-day hunger strike followed by a sit-in last month, calling on the British government to proscribe Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps as a terror organization.
The Israel Victory Project release noted that the hunger strike and sit-in were also conducted in protest of the Ayatollah regime.
Beheshti will speak as part of the “Enhancing Awareness of the Israeli Victory” conference, which will center on the question of what Israel’s victory will look like at the end of the war.
The conference includes members of both the coalition and the opposition and is led by MK Ohad Tal of the Religious Zionist Party and Yifat Shasha-Biton of National Unity in collaboration with the Israeli Victory Project.
The Israel Victory Project’s website states that the organization opposes Islamism and protects Western values from “Middle Eastern threats.” Further, its stated mission is to steer US and Israeli policy toward supporting an Israeli “victory over the Palestinians to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict.”
Fighting Iran’s regime, not just its arms
According to the Project, Beheshti is coming to express support for Israel on behalf of the Iranian people and to urge Israel to focus its attention on the Iranian regime rather than just its proxy arms, terror organizations such as Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis.
The “Enhancing Awareness of the Israeli Victory” conference will feature Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel and National Missions Minister Orit Struck, as well as other government and security officials.
The Israel Victory Project added that during the conference, four separate plans and perspectives for building a different reality in Gaza after the war will be presented.
