Iranian users react to the victory speech of the new Michigan senator
According to Channel 14 Israel, Abdul El-Sayed, the senator-elect of Michigan, sparked controversy in his victory speech by noting the shift from saying 'Inshallah' to 'Alhamdulillah' following his election success. These remarks drew widespread reactions among Persian-speaking users on the social network X. Many of these users, recalling the events of 1979 in Iran, expressed concern about the political future of the United States. Some users, comparing this speech to the pre-revolutionary era, claimed that this trend could lead to the restriction of freedoms. One user wrote, 'Why does no one except Iranians understand how terrifying this video is?' while another added in a warning tone that future generations might regret this choice.