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November 4, 1979. The day the Islamic Republic of Iran made its grand entrance onto the world stage, it stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and took 52 Americans hostage for 444 days.
It was the beginning of modern Islamic terrorism on an international scale. But more than that, it was the beginning of our surrender.
Because what should have been the day the West drew a line became the day we gave a terror state its first reward: attention, negotiation, and ultimately, power.
And we never stopped.
The Day It Began: November 4, 1979
It started like a student protest. But this wasn’t some campus sit-in.
These “students” were handpicked militants, members of the Islamic Student Association, and directly aligned with Ayatollah Khomeini’s new theocratic regime. On November 4, 1979, they stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, seized it in broad daylight, and took 66 Americans hostage.
Their demand? That the United States return King Reza Pahlavi to Iran so that the new Islamic regime could execute him.
Khomeini wanted a public spectacle, the symbolic slaughter of the man who had westernized Iran and defied clerical control. The Ayatollah framed it as divine retribution; the world watched as revolutionary mobs screamed for royal blood.
52 of them remained in captivity for 444 days.
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Author: Ruth King
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