‘Miss Grand Iran’ praises Netanyahu, IDF at London anti-regime rally
Mohammadgholinezhad, who now lives in Europe, took part in the London demonstration in support of the war and the overthrow of the Iranian regime.
Roxana Mohammadgholinezhad, a Europe-based Iranian activist, whom is known as “Miss Grand Iran”, joined an anti-regime rally in London, waved an Israeli flag, praised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the IDF, and Israel, and said the voices of the Iranian people “will not be silenced,” according to a Walla report published Sunday.
Mohammadgholinezhad is more accurately described as being affiliated with the Miss Grand Iran franchise than simply as “Iran’s beauty queen.” On her public Instagram presence, she identifies herself as the national director of Miss Grand Iran, and the Miss Grand Iran account lists her among its official directors.
Mohammadgholinezhad, who now lives in Europe, took part in the London demonstration in support of the war and the overthrow of the Iranian regime, celebrated the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and waved an Israeli flag while chanting “Free Iran.”
Protesters hold up images of Iran’s last Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his exiled son and an Iranian opposition figure Reza Pahlavi, during the ‘March for a Free Iran’, held by Britain’s Iranian Committee for Freedom and Stop The Hate, in London, Britain, January 18, 2026. (credit: REUTERS/TOBY MELVILLE)
Iranian protester waves Israeli flag at London rally
Mohammadgholinezhad, who now lives in Europe, took part in the London demonstration in support of the war and the overthrow of the Iranian regime
“At last the great dictator is dead,” she said, according to the report. Walla also reported that she danced at the rally and later posted messages saying that now was the time to raise her voice and work for a better future for Iran.
In posts cited by Walla, she said her message was directed at “the brave people inside Iran” and vowed that Iranians living outside the country would continue amplifying their voices around the world. She also wrote that she believed “the day will come when light overcomes darkness,” and that the moment was closer than many think.
In related posts, she thanked Netanyahu, the IDF, and the State of Israel. “God bless Netanyahu, the IDF, and Israel,” she wrote, according to the report.
