The 'perfect storm' of woes that led to the Iran protests 1/7/2018 10:05:09 AM A young Iranian woman raises her fist after the security forces have fired tear gas at her By:  Josie Ensor, MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT   THE TELEBRAPH, JAN. 6, 2018  - After an earthquake destroyed Majid Ahadi’s home in November, he waited for aid promised by the Iranian government to help his young family and others who had lost everything. But it never came. Far from the capital Tehran, Mr Ahadi and some 30,000 residents in the northern city of Kermanshah left homeless in the disaster felt abandoned by their leaders. A few weeks later, President  Hassan Rouhani  announced he would be cutting the cash handout scheme the 25-year-old part-time mechanic had been depending on. The government neglect in Kermanshah had left him angry, Mr Rouhani’s budget proposal made him furious. The huge hike in food prices that followed was the final straw. On Friday, Decemb...