Being a woman in Iran means beginning an endless struggle from the very moment you are born,” Kosar Eftekhari told The Jerusalem Post late on Sunday night.Eftekhari felt that “endless struggle” from the moment she was forced to wear the chador (Islamic covering) at only eight years old until she left Iran after being shot in the eye by the regime's security forces for protesting the brutal murder of 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian girl Mahsa Amini.“A country ruled by a misogynistic and anti-human

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