The Nehzat-e Madari movement, which runs the drive, has reportedly gifted gold donors bracelets bearing a bullet-shaped plaque as a reminder of their stated mission
The initiative was unveiled alongside a gathering titled ‘Rastakhiz of Tehran Women’, or ‘The Uprising of the Women of Tehran’, held on Thursday night, October 22, outside the main gate of the University of Tehran. Iranian women have launched a campaign pledging their wedding rings as a symbolic reward for revenge against US President Donald Trump, with hundreds gathering in Tehran to express their support for retribution following recent wars. The campaign, called ‘Rings of Revenge’, was launched by a group of women under the name ‘Madaraaneh’ (Maternal), according to Iranian newspaper Tehran Times.
Hundreds of women from different walks of life attended the gathering, including students, volunteers and the wives and daughters of those killed in the two recent wars. The programme featured speeches by women activists, choir performances and elegies, with revenge emerging as its central theme.
Katz said Israel did not intend to strike Iran before the vote but warned that it would respond with force if Tehran attacked first. Meanwhile, Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz on Monday denied reports of a rift between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the military leadership over a possible operation against Iran ahead of Israel’s national elections.