Photographs circulated on 15 July appear to show a female Israeli Air Force flight technician inscribing a dedication to Mahsa Amini on a munition subsequently used in an airstrike against Iranian regime targets last month. The message references the 22-year-old Kurdish woman whose death in morality-police custody in 2022 ignited nationwide protests in Iran under the slogan “Woman, Life, Freedom.” The images suggest Israel’s military personnel are invoking Amini’s legacy as part of their operations against Iran. Israeli officials have not publicly commented on the authenticity of the photos or provided details of the strike. Tehran has likewise not addressed the reported inscription, but Amini’s name remains a rallying symbol for critics of Iran’s compulsory-hijab laws and broader political repression.