Berlin Free Iran Demonstration February 7, 2026 | Brandenburg Gate Rally
Despite the freezing, snowy weather and temperatures plummeting to 18 degrees below zero, freedom-loving Iranians and supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) held a powerful book and photo exhibition in Berlin to honor the martyrs of Iran’s nationwide uprising.
The exhibition showcased moving photos of the martyrs alongside educational materials on the nationwide uprising, drawing significant attention from German citizens and the Iranian community alike.
Many passersby stopped to engage in conversation and expressed their solidarity with the Iranian people’s struggle for freedom and democracy. Berlin citizens, deeply moved by the Iranians’ determination in the biting cold, showed support in various heartfelt ways—such as donating gloves to the exhibitors or providing pens when visitors’ ink froze, allowing them to sign solidarity petitions despite the harsh Berlin winter.
One of the innovative efforts by the organizers was deploying vans equipped with digital display screens to promote the upcoming demonstration. These mobile units circulated through the city, broadcasting calls to join the major rally and amplifying the message of freedom far beyond the exhibition site.
Throughout the event and related activities, organizers consistently highlighted the uprising’s core goals and its firm rejection of all forms of dictatorship, while actively encouraging widespread participation in the major demonstration scheduled for February 7, 2026, in Berlin.
On February 7th, tens of thousands are expected to rally in the German capital for a democratic, secular republic in Iran. Be the voice of the Iranian people and their cry for freedom.
