Analysis / Gaza ‘Peace Board’: From Removing Blair to Kushner’s Personal Interests

The Israeli regime these days is seeking pretexts to terminate the Gaza ceasefire. This Israeli approach can be seen in Gaza crystal clear as violations of the truce have become a daily job of the Israeli military. Understanding this critical situation, Hamas forces have said that they remain committed to the first phase of the truce despite the recurrent Israeli violations.

First Intifada: Power of a nation’s will

In the late twentieth century, at a time when the socio-political landscape of the Islamic world appeared motionless and locked in stagnation, a sudden uprising emerged from the will of the true owners of the land of Palestine. This movement fundamentally altered the course of regional developments.

History’s bitter lessons: When US sacrifices even its own allies!

In international politics, trust is often a scarce commodity; yet when it comes to the US, it is not merely scarce, it is fundamentally dangerous. While such a claim may initially seem exaggerated, an examination of Washington’s conduct toward its allies over recent decades reveals it to be entirely consistent with historical precedent. At every critical juncture, the US invariably prioritizes its own interests, aligning itself with whichever party most effectively serves its immediate strategic needs.

Analysis / Fleeing Hell: Migration from Israel Now a Surging Trend

The Israeli regime after October 7, 2023 was way different from what it was before this date. Israeli regime was involved in six fronts, on top of them Gaza war due to Tel Aviv’s warmongering. From west Bank and Gaza Strip to Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Iran have made a united front against the Israelis, targeting its existence. That may be the reason why the Israeli reverse migration is on the rise.

Analysis: Death of Abu Shabab a Blow to Tel Aviv’s Gaza Plans

The death of Yassir Abu Shabab, the leader of an anti-Hamas terror group in Gaza was confirmed on Thursday. The death of Abu Shabab, whose militia is backed by Israel militarily and logistically, marks a potential blow to the Israeli plans for post-war Gaza.

Analysis: Pope’s Lebanon Visit Puts a Heavy ’Divine Responsibility’ on Religious Leader

The visit of Pope Leo XIV to West Asia as the cradle of Abrahamic civilizations comes at a time the world is experiencing intensification of the humanitarian crises, targeted Islamophobia by some Western powers, and an unprecedented humanitarian disaster in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Analysis / UAE in Africa: Rise of Arab Neo-imperialist Power Worrisome to Traditional Powers

What started as media attacks and identity accusations was in fact a reflection of a confrontation of two different approaches to regional order. On one side stands Algeria, which views itself as the inheritor of an anti-colonial, non-aligned tradition. Its geopolitical legitimacy is built on supporting liberation movements, championing the Palestinian cause, and staunchly opposing normalization with Israel.

Violent inequality; A look at roots of violence against women in thought of Imam Khamenei

“The incorrect viewpoint and misunderstood status and dignity of women in life and society is one of the causes of the global crisis surrounding women. Based on a policy and certain strategy in the West with regard to the relationship between men and women, an inequality has been created where the woman is the one who is exploited on the one hand, and the man is the one who benefits on the other hand.”

Analysis: Imam Jamil al-Amin

Once known as the Minister of Justice, he has become the man who gave his life for justice, Imam Jamil al-Amin. This American freedom fighter, spiritual leader and anti-imperialist revolutionary has returned to Allah after being in American prisons for the last 23 years. He was a prisoner of war. The war launched by the United States against Black America. He gave his life first for the liberation of Black Americans and other minorities in a very racist country.

Analysis: What Are Hezbollah’s Options in Response to Israeli Assassination of Senior Comdr.?

After the recent speech of Hezbollah chief Sheikh Naim Qassem and his emphasis on the issue that the resistance movement reserves the right to respond to assassination of its commander Haitham Ali Tabatabaei last week and that it will decide on the timing of the response, a new climate for speculation around the security and political tensions between Lebanon and the Israeli regime has emerged.

Analysis: FIFA World Cup Hostage to Trump’s Bullying

The US government rejection to issue visa to the Iranian football federation president and some other officials to attend the World Cut 2026 draw ceremony has once again brought to surface the politicization of the football by the host countries and highlighted the FIFA responsibility to protect the independence of the body.

Analysis: Syria’s Beit Jinn Revolt a Clear Message to Tel Aviv, Al-Jolani Govt.

A years ago, the Israeli regime, seizing the opportunity given by the power vacuum and political and security instability in the US, launched large-scale attacks on the Syria's south, hoping to expand occupied territories. But now it is facing serious challenges in its expansionist policy.

Analysis: Netanyahu Drags War into Cabinet to Save Power

While the Israeli regime needs internal unity and convergence as over the past two years it has seen multiple fronts opened against it, the course of developments is going against this necessity, with rifts among prominent figures growing deeper day by day and reaching alarming levels.

Analysis: US, Israel Strategy for Lebanon Is Failed State

Lebanon has a special and crucial place in the structure of regional power. It is a country with high geopolitical capacity, educated society, and access to the Mediterranean and having the potential to become East-West bridge. But these potential capacities can materialize only when Lebanon enjoys a minimum level stability, security, and cohesion of governance.

Analysis: How’s Iran Infiltrating Deepest Israeli Society Layers?

A recent rise in spy arrests in Israel, including the prosecution of several suspects in Tel Aviv for charges of collaborating with Iran, reveals that the shadow of war between the two sides persists, even after their latest direct conflict.

Analysis: Why’s Trump Boycotted South Africa G20 Summit?

On the surface, Washington justified its boycott of the summit of the world's biggest economies with its argument of the genocide against the white people of South Africa, an allegation the US President Donald Trump in recent months has talked about multiple times.

From New Middle East to Greater Israel:

A review of pattern of domination, strategy of indigenous confrontation

The concept of "Greater Israel" is currently more than just a mere religious belief and an ideological aspiration in the election campaigns of "Ultra Zionists"; in practice, it has transformed into a geopolitical project. The expansionist, occupier, and racist nature of this idea, which targets the security, sovereignty, and regional structure of the Arab world and Islamic societies, is such that if its dimensions are thoroughly explored and explained, it could play a significant role in introducing the true nature of Zionism...

Analysis: IAEA, from Claims of Neutrality to Close Ties to Tel Aviv

About seven months after US and Israeli attacks on Iran's peaceful nuclear program, not only the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has not condemned the attacks, but also it has become a lever into the West's hands to put pressure on Tehran. Earlier, Director of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization Mohammad Eslami at the 69th general conference of the IAEA in Vienna had said that "we are witnessing the Agency’s lack of professional conduct.

Analysis: How Are Lebanese Govt.’s Incorrect Policies Emboldening Israeli Attacks on Lebanon?

In recent weeks, the level of Israeli threats against Lebanon has unprecedentedly increased. Simultaneously, recurrent airstrikes on various parts of the southern Lebanon have led to martyrdom and injury of a number of innocent civilians and inflicted massive material damages on public and private assets, causing a situation that in terms of size and impact are not less than a limited war and signaling entry to a stage in which Tel Aviv is trying to impose a new equation on Beirut using military force.

Analysis: Will Belated Russian Help Save Al-Jolani?

After the last month visit to Moscow of the Russian interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa, better known for his nom de guerre Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, which looked seemingly ordinary, now the real and strategic dimensions of it are emerging.

"Africa Industrialization Day" or day of fighting Africa's industrialization?

Imagine a school where several hundred students share a single teacher and only one small classroom suitable for instruction. Now imagine that once a year, the students' parents gather for a day, and the school principal speaks about the necessity of using the world’s most advanced teaching methods and the need to compete with other schools.

Analysis / Mystery of Gaza ’Peace Council’: An Ambiguous Mission with Dangerous Objectives

After relatively long hemming and hawing, the UN Security Council finally passed the US-drafted Gaza resolution, with 13 voting in favor and China and Russia abstaining. The motion is meant to form an "International Stabilization Force" (ISF) in Gaza to ensure that Israel-Hamas ceasefire will be long-term.

Analysis: With Multi-billion Plans Collapsing, Saudi Megaprojets Prove a Failure Story

In April 2016, the newly appointed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman unveiled an ambitious plan for economic and social development called Saudi Vision 2030, whose main aim was to reduce reliance on the oil revenues and create a diversified, sustainable, and competitive economy on the world stage.

Analysis: What Capacities and Strategies Are Driving Iran’s Bid for Pakistan-Afghanistan Dispute Mediation?

In the past weeks, such countries as Turkey and Qatar, relying on their relative relations with both sides and also their regional position, have hosted several rounds of talks between Pakistan and Taliban officials in hope of finding a way to sustainable peace. However, these efforts have not produced a long-term ceasefire due to lack of mutual trust and practical guarantees, making the dispute unfolding.

Analysis / Gaza Disability Crisis: A Non-healing Wound

Over the past two years, Gaza has endured one of the most severe humanitarian crises of temporary times. The genocidal Israeli war on this small and besieged Palestinian region not only killed tens of thousands and injured many more, but also has unleashed an unprecedented wave of permanent disabilities, especially body organ amputations.

Analysis: What’s Driven Public Trust in Resistance Factions in Iraq Vote?

Nearly a week after the sixth Iraqi parliamentary elections, the victory of coalitions and factions aligned with the resistance groups continues to draw significant attention in regional political and media circles, which are examining the reasons behind this political triumph.

Is a Woman's Worth Measured by Her Dowry?

Islam affirms the inherent dignity of women and bases their worth on their humanity, faith, and piety, not on the possessions or dowry they bring. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Daughters are a source of blessing and mercy."

Analysis: Two Blasts Signal Deadly Game in South Asia

A day after deadly bombing that rocked New Delhi, a suicide blast in Islamabad killed at least 12, including 4 security forces. Pakistani officials were fast to point their fingers at two of their neighbors. Interior minister commented on the details of the incident, saying that the suicide attacker did not manage to break into the court building, but he detonated himself outside the building and near a police vehicle.

Analysis: Israel’s Creeping Influence in Central Asia a Threat to Iran’s Security Interests

After collapse of the Soviet Union, Central Asia has become a scene for competition of foreign actors. In recent years, with the increase in the geopolitical rivalry among regional and international powers over a broader role in the global trade, energy, and transit, the capacities of former soviet republic have gained significance more than ever.

Shadow Man: What’s behind US Envoy’s Activism in Iraq?

In the short time since the US President Donald Trump appointed a special envoy for Iraq, Mark Sawaya has been actively engaged in his mission drawing on unofficial diplomacy. This was noticeable in his several visits to various Iraqi cities and meetings with senior Iraqi officials.