Mohseni Ejei
Mohseni Ejei is an Iranian Shia cleric and judge who has served as head of Iran’s judiciary since 2021, having previously held senior judicial and prosecutorial positions.
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Sep 5, 2026
Far Right
Engaged in talks with foreign counterparts and participated in Friday prayers in Delhi, showcasing judicial diplomacy.
Ejei's outreach abroad is seen as a positive step for Iran's global standing, though Principlists would ensure such diplomacy does not compromise revolutionary principles.
Jul 11, 2026
Lean Right
The head of the judiciary was reappointed, with the head of the Central Bar Association praising his effective management.
Conservatives view his reappointment as a sign of stability and competent leadership in the judicial branch.
Jul 1, 2026
Far Left
The head of the judiciary visited a forensic medicine center and spoke about prisoners who returned to prison voluntarily after being released during an enemy attack.
Reformists appreciate his transparency about the attack but criticize the underlying security failures and the lack of systemic reform in the judiciary.
Jun 26, 2026
Far Left
Judiciary Chief Ejei warned hardliners that negotiation does not mean surrender, supporting the government's diplomacy.
Reformists praise Ejei for backing the negotiation track and publicly confronting obstructionist hardliners.