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News Service Imam Khamenei: Minds must not be diverted from Palestine
On the occasion of National Workers’ Week in Iran, Imam Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, met with a group of Iranian laborers on May 10, 2025 in the Imam Khomeini Hussainiyah.
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News Service The New York Times: Trump's remarks on Persian Gulf united Iranians further
The New York Times reported: Before his trip to the West Asia region, Trump raised the idea of renaming the "Persian Gulf"—"inappropriate remarks that angered and further united Iran and its people." The report noted that the turquoise waters of the Persian Gulf have been known by this name since at least 550 BCE, when the Persian dynasty of Cyrus the Great ruled an empire stretching from India to the edges of Western Europe.
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News Service Trump Envoy Accuses “Israel” of Sabotaging Captive Deal, Urges Ceasefire in Gaza
US President Donald Trump’s special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, publicly criticized “Israel” for prolonging the war on Gaza and obstructing efforts to reach a ceasefire and hostage exchange agreement.
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News Service Head of Iran’s Islamic Seminaries appreciates messages of Grand Ayatollahs
The Head of Iran’s Islamic Seminaries expressed gratitude for the messages and guidance of Grand Ayatollahs Nouri Hamedani and Makarem Shirazi to the International Conference on the 100th Anniversary of the Re-establishment of the Qom Seminary.
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News Service Trump-Netanyahu split: Is honeymoon over?
Lebanon – For decades, the relationship between American presidents and “Israeli” prime ministers has been a complex dance of alliance, pressure, and manipulation. Few pairs have embodied the so-called “special relationship” more than Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu. Yet as Trump’s second term unfolds, the once-celebrated honeymoon between the two leaders has soured, revealing deep rifts and clashing ambitions. More notably, it has exposed a rare moment when a US president appears willing to challenge the entrenched influence of the “Israeli” lobby.
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News Service Astan Quds Razavi holds special ceremony for African pilgrims on Imam Reza’s birth anniversary
Imam Reza (PBUH) holds a special place in Islamic scholarship and cultural exchange. His shrine in Mashhad continues to be a center for global religious gatherings. Celebratory events like this strengthen ties between Islamic communities and promote unity among diverse nations.
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News Service Moroccan demonstrators show solidarity with Gaza’s starving children
Gaza has been under blockade for months, leading to extreme shortages of food and medical supplies. Protests in cities like Tangier continue to highlight the humanitarian crisis and call for global intervention. Demonstrators in Morocco have expressed strong opposition to normalization with Israel and support for Palestinian resistance.
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News Service Tehran Book Fair; Yemen came to Iran with history and resistance
The head of Yemen's booth at Tehran International Book Fair said that Iran and Yemen have a lot of historical and religious commonalities.
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News Service Arab Parliament calls for immediate UN action to save Gaza’s children
The Arab Parliament has appealed to the UN secretary-general, the high commissioner for human rights, and the UNICEF executive director to take immediate and effective action to save Gaza’s children from dying of hunger amid Israel’s ongoing siege.
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News Service Gaza: Israeli massacre following attack on school sheltering families
The Israeli occupation army committed a horrifying massacre early Monday morning after it bombed a school sheltering displaced families in Jabalia, northern Gaza.
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News Service Shuhada Foundation honors martyrs of Nigeria's Quds Day march
Quds Day, an annual event held worldwide to support Palestinian rights, often faces crackdowns in Nigeria. The Islamic Movement of Nigeria has consistently advocated for Palestine, despite government opposition. This year’s violence further highlights ongoing tensions between authorities and peaceful demonstrators.