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They rose with a joyful surprise, shouting “Heydar, Heydar” – Song of Shia victory.
This is the first public performance of their supreme leader since Israel began to attack their country.
He appeared during the evening prayer in his personal complex. He did not say anything other than looking loud and firm when he waved to many people.
He has spent the last week exiled in the bunker, assumed, because his safety follows many threats of death from Israel and the US.
His appearance again showed the return of the normality and sense of rejection that we have witnessed here on the streets of Tehran as well.
Previously, we had filmed when Men in Black line up through the paths of the capital with the sound of sad singing and slow drum beats, whipping their backs with metal flags.
This weekend they marked the Ashura Shia Festival as they had for 14 centuries. But this year has a significant significance for Iran is far more than most.
The pious remembering the betrayal and death of Imam Hussein as if it happened yesterday. We filmed men and women who cried when they worship at Imamzadeh Saleh Temple in North Tehran.
The Caliph soldier Yazid killed the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad in the seventh century carbala battle.
Shia Muslims mark the anniversary every year and reflect on the virtues it celebrates, resistance to oppression and injustice.
But more than before after the Israeli and American attack on their country.
This story is one that applies because of difficulties and fraud. A sense of betrayal is felt here among people and officials.
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Many Iranians believe that they are captivated to pursue diplomacy as part of the tricks by the US.
Iran believes it makes diplomatic progress in talks with America which is expected to cause an agreement. Then Israel launched its attack And, instead of cursing them, The US joins.
Death for the song of Israel echoed outside the mosque in the sky which was filled for 12 days with the sound of Israeli jet. There is a sense of renewed defiance here.
A man tells us: “The lesson that must be learned from Hussein is not giving up on oppression even if it is the most powerful force in the world.”
A woman refused about the US president. “I’m not thinking about Trump, no one likes it. He always wants to attack too many countries.”
The pictures on the billboard nearby draw a line between the story of Imam Hussein and the latest events. The seventh century priest about riding a horse beside the image of a modern missile and drone from today.
Other signs remember the dead. Iran said that nearly 1,000 people were killed in the attack, many of them were women and children.
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Iran officially projects disobedience but does not close the door to diplomacy.
Government spokesman Dr. Fatemeh Mohajerani told Sky News that Israel should not think about attacking again.
“We are very strong in defense and as announced by state officials, this time Israel will receive a stronger response compared to previous times,” he said.
“We hope that Israel will not make such a mistake.”
But there is also a few councils: Iranian senior officials have told Sky News that channel efforts are being carried out to explore new talks with the US.
Israel hopes that its attacks can bring down Iran’s leadership. It was proven to be baseless, the government was in control here.
For many Iranians, it seems that the opposite of the 12 -day war has brought them closer together.
