Farzaneh Javaherian, 68, from Parand near Imam Khomeini Airport, lost her life on the first day of Israel’s assault. The terrifying blast wave and noise triggered a fatal asthma attack and heart failure. Her family and neighbors rushed her to hospital, but it was too late.

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Abolfazl Niazmand, a young cleric from Gonbad-e Kavus and imam of a mosque in Tehran’s Chamran district, was killed alongside his wife and three young children: Fatemeh, Alireza, and little Motahareh, when an Israeli strike reduced their home to rubble.

Known for his service to the poor in Golestan province, Niyazmand dedicated his life to faith and community. From beneath the ruins, only fragments of the family’s bodies were recovered.

Now, they rest as martyrs, forever remembered in the heart of Iran.

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Nima Rajabpour, 54, senior news editor at IRIB, was due to retire in less than two years and return to his hometown of Lahijan. During Israel’s strike on the broadcaster’s glass building, he ensured colleagues evacuated safely before leaving himself. Struck by shrapnel on his way out, he succumbed to his wounds in the hospital.

A devoted father and journalist, Rajabpour’s sacrifice is remembered as a war crime against the press. Iran honors his memory.

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Farhad Fallahi, an employee at Evin Prison, chose to remain in Tehran during Israel’s assault, often covering extra shifts for colleagues. He was killed alongside dozens of others when the prison was struck, so violently that DNA testing was needed to identify the victims.

His elderly father, Haj Gholamreza, unable to bear the loss of his only son, passed away soon after. Fallahi leaves behind a grieving wife and teenage son.

Iran honors their memory and condemns Israel’s so-called “symbolic” strike that cost so many real lives.

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Dr. Davoud Eyvazi Khamemeh, a respected Iranian physician, was among the victims of Israel’s strike on Tajrish Square in Tehran. He was killed around 3 p.m., leaving behind a grieving family and community.

Known for his calm strength and compassion. Friends and mourners remember him not only as a skilled doctor but as a man of dignity and kindness.

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Hossein Yousefkhani, a staff member at Tehran’s Evin Prison, was among the victims of Israeli strike that killed more than 70 people, including employees, conscripts, detainees, and nearby residents.

Yousefkhani, remembered by colleagues for his dedication, was buried on July 1 in Behesht-e Zahra Cemetery, Plot 42, following a funeral procession attended by family, friends, and fellow prison staff.

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Head of the Martyrs Foundation: In the 12-day imposed war; we have lost 1,064 dear ones.

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Mojtaba Bokhzhiri, a young conscript from Abadan, was among those killed in Israeli attacks on military sites in Khuzestan. He served at Al-Hadid Barracks in Ahvaz, where he was martyred.

His funeral was held at Abu al-Fadl al-Abbas Mosque and attended by hundreds of residents before burial in the Martyrs’ Section of Abadan Cemetery.

Born in the war-scarred city of Abadan, Mojtaba’s calm strength reflected the spirit of Iran’s South — proud, patient, and unbroken. Now, every warm wind from the Persian Gulf carries his memory.

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Mehdi Marefati, a young conscript, was martyred in Israeli attacks while standing firm at his post. His body was laid to rest in his hometown, Kandolaj, among the martyrs of Azerbaijan.

From Sattar Khan to the Baqeri brothers, Azerbaijan has given countless heroes to Iran — and now, Mehdi Marefati’s name joins them.

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Erfan Talebi, born in Yazd — the city of windcatchers — was only 20 when he was killed by Israel.
They took him from his family and little sister, but his memory lives in every warm desert breeze that whispers through Yazd.

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Dr. Nahid Ansari, a devoted physician and mother of two teenagers, had already lost her husband to COVID-19. She was killed by Israel in an attack on residential areas of Tehran — leaving her children orphaned and grieving once more.

Her sister, Dr. Farzaneh Ansari, head of Iran’s National Standards Organization, wrote:

“Though we are yellowed and withered, we do not surrender to autumn.” — Gheysar Aminpour

Iran mourns her — a healer, a mother, and a daughter of this land whose kindness will not be forgotten.

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Fereshte Bagheri, a young Iranian journalist and daughter of General Bagheri, was martyred alongside her parents in the Israeli strike on their home.

Known for her kindness and simplicity, she remains in the hearts of her people.

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Ilia Nobakht, a 20-year-old Iranian conscript, was killed in Israel’s “symbolic” strike on Evin Prison. Real blood fell while they called it symbolic — a sign of how they see Iranians: just targets.

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Masoumeh Pirhadi, an Iranian mother of two, was killed in Israel’s strike on Tehran’s residential areas.

She was laid to rest in her hometown of Borujerd, mourned by the songs of Lur women. Her motherly love remains alive in the heart of Iran.

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