JTA – Twenty-four members of the Jewish community in Tehran and Shiraz remain in prison as of Sunday, 29 June, after being arrested along with hundreds of others in a sweeping government crackdown in Iran that began as fighting ended with Israel. The arrests took in 35 Jews originally, according to a report put out on Saturday by HRANA, (the Human Rights Activist News Agency), an affiliate of the Human Rights in Iran NGO. Mass arrests began early on the morning of 23 June, according to the report.