A few hour ago, Trump, in his latest message on social media, reposted a post by an American-Jewish Zionist activist who claimed that Iran was ready to execute 8 women and wrote: "To the leaders of Iran who will soon be negotiating with my representatives: I would be very grateful for the release of these women. I am sure they will respect the fact that you did this. Please do not harm them. This will be a great start to our negotiations."

Following Trump's new claim, the cases of these 8 women were followed up in the judicial system.

A detailed examination of these individuals' cases shows that a number of them have been released, some are facing charges that, if confirmed by the court, will ultimately result in imprisonment, and finally, none of these individuals have a definitive sentence that would require them to face execution.

Investigations show that, regarding one of these individuals, some time ago, the anti-revolutionary media had claimed that he had disappeared during the unrest in Tehran; a claim that the same media later removed from their output.

In recent months, many false claims have been published in the anti-Iranian media regarding the issuance of death sentences for various individuals, but the fact that the US President has repeatedly fallen for these false claims once again proves his contradictions and lies.