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Paper: Renewed Gaza offensive: What are Israeli occupational aims?
On Friday, Israeli army resumed its ground offensive on Gaza, bringing back war to the blockaded Palestinian enclave after three months of fragile ceasefire.
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Paper: Israeli terrorist regime plans to destroy West Bank and force Palestinians into migration
Israeli regime has launched a new round of attacks on the West Bank in recent days. Israeli Defense Minister Katz recently announced that the army has "evacuated" three Palestinian refugee camps in the northern occupied West Bank, and as a result of these actions, 40,000 Palestinians have been removed from the now uninhabited refugee camps in Jenin, Tulkarem, and Nur Shams.
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Paper: HTS’s violence against minorities activates security fault lines in Syria
While after fall of President Bashar al-Assad and rise to power of the armed groups in Syria the Syrians hoped that the security will be protected and there will be no sectarian and political score settling as the militants promised, shortly later the people have sunken into disappointment as a result of actions of the ruling Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS).
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Paper: Challenges to possible massive Israeli operation in Yemen
With Lebanon ceasefire and relative ease of clashes in Gaza, the Israeli confrontation with Yemen has grown heated now. With the continuation of Yemeni attacks on the occupied territories in solidarity with Gaza, these days on Israeli media there are talks about new Israeli attack on Yemen aimed at striking sensitive and military infrastructure of Yemen's Ansarullah Movement to destroy its ability to attack Israel.
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Paper: Understanding Egypt’s behavior towards post-Assad Syria: challenges and opportunities
The collapse of Bashar al-Assad government in Syria and takeover of the power by the Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS) has captivated attention of many political analysts and politicians. Meanwhile, the reactions of various countries to Syria developments, including Egypt, have been significant, although in the vicinity of Egypt there are more important cases like Libya, Sudan, and Gaza.
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Paper: Golan-Euphrates corridor: Tel Aviv’s big leap to ’Greater Israel’ project
The massive Israeli aggression on Gaza and Lebanon over the past year and recently on Syria shows that the Israeli leaders have evil plans for West Asia region and find the chaos in Syria the best opportunity to realize a long-chased dream.
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Paper: Hidden hands behind Aleppo re-inflamed conflict
After several years of relative calm, Syria's Aleppo has become a hot spot in the country's conflict. Earlier on Wednesday, the people of Aleppo woke up with sound of fierce gunfire unprecedented since the 2020 ceasefire deal between central government and armed groups.
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Paper: Magic Hat Strategy: Why’s Hezbollah Resorted to Game of Surprises against Israel
Having refrained from using strategic arms at the beginning of war under framework of limited and controlled conflict, after assassination of its leaders and commanders and launch of massive Israeli attacks, Hezbollah began to unveil its strategic weapons one after another.
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Paper: Dim outlook for Netanyahu govt. after Gallant ouster
On Tuesday night, announcing the dismissal of Gallant, Netanyahu said: "Today I decided to fire Gallant and appoint Yisrael Katz in his place. We need trust between the defense minister and the prime minister... The crisis of trust between me and Gallant did not allow the management of the war, and I am confident that with this action, the cabinet will work more coherently."
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Paper: Gaza plight and starvation to escalate after Tel Aviv ban on UNRWA
While Gaza has been reduced to ruins due to the massive Israeli attacks and there is no safe place in this coastal enclave, the Israelis do not stop at this catastrophic situation and plan to tighten the blockade on the Palestinians.
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Paper: Israel raising new generation of neo-Nazis while brainwashing Palestinian children
As the war machine massacares people in Gaza and Lebanon, the Israeli academic and scientific community has not stood idle and has drawn a plan aimed at contributing to Netanyahu’s program to expand occupation. In this regard, recently a children's book, titled 'Alon and Lebanon', was published by the Israelis, aimed at aligning the new generation's thought with Tel Aviv's occupational policies.
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Paper: Resistance puts Israel in a tunnel of horror on operation Al-Aqsa storm anniversary
After a year of sinking in Gaza quagmire, the Israeli regime is now struggling in Lebanon's quick sands and its forges and tanks are being endeavored by the plans the Hezbollah forces prepared for such days. Now, Israel's madness is at its height due to back-to-back defeats, pushing it to further mistakes.
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Paper: Resistance puts Israel in a tunnel of horror on operation Al-Aqsa Storm anniversary
After a year of sinking in Gaza quagmire, the Israeli regime is now struggling in Lebanon's quick sands and its forges and tanks are being endeavored by the plans the Hezbollah forces prepared for such days. Now, Israel's madness is at its height due to back-to-back defeats, pushing it to further mistakes.
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Paper: Israel outlook as first anniversary of Gaza war arrives
A year ago in such a day, when a group of fighters of Al-Qassam Brigades as the military wing of Hamas infiltrated the occupied territories, the Israeli settlers woke up to see a scene they have not experienced before.
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Paper: Flourishment of Hezbollah, a product of Nasrallah’s lifetime endeavor
Nasrallah's assassination came because of his bright record of measures that strengthened Hezbollah. Over the past three decades, Nasrallah managed to make a strong army from a small militant group, to an extent that even after him, the resistance movement will keep advancing and remain a nightmare to its Israeli enemy.
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Paper: What are messages of Hezbollah deputy Leader’s speech?
After assassination of Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah in southern Beirut bombing, the Israeli regime, overjoyed by the attack and without developing a correct knowledge of Hezbollah's command and organization structure, imagined that the resistance movement has been weakened and can use the opportunity to push the resistance forces from its northern ..
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Paper: Israeli calculations behind assassination of Hezbollah leader Sayyed Nasrallah ?
The Israeli media said that in this attack, 2,000-pound bunker buster bombs were used and several buildings were destroyed. These sources also say that F-35 fighters dropped the bombs. It is said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered this attack from his hotel in New York. According to Israeli security officials, this was a difficult decision that was approved at the recent meeting of the political and security council of this regime.
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Paper / Zangzor tug of war: What are geopolitical interests of actors?
In a speech last week, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that "we are in favor of the early conclusion of the peace treaty and the unblocking of communications. Unfortunately, it is the Armenian leadership that is sabotaging the agreement signed by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan regarding communication through the Syunik region of Armenia. It is difficult to understand the meaning of such a position."
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Paper / War on West Bank: What’s Netanyahu plan for Abbas?
The pent-up anger at the killing of their countrymen in Gaza, the continuous and organized attacks of the settlers on the property of the residents of the West Bank, the Israelis' attempt to change the historical status of Al-Quds (Jerusalem), the growing influence of the resistance groups there, the silence of the Arab countries, and the inaction of the Palestinian officials in Fatah party have all worked hand in hand to push the discontentment in the West Bank to a point of no-return.
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Paper: Settlers, the brutal unofficial Israeli army in West Bank
Though over the past months the world community had condemned the violence of the Israeli settlers in the West Bank and even the US and Britain as the enablers of the Israeli genocidal war in Gaza have announced sanctions on some radical leaders, the settlers, inattentive of these warnings, have broadened the scope of their atrocities against the Palestinians in this part of Palestine.
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Paper: Flourishing sapling of anti-Israeli resistance in Jordan valley
On Sunday, in a shooting from a close range, an Israeli soldier was killed in Mahola town in Jordan Valley and another one was injured. Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, claimed responsibility for the attack.
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Paper: Turkish-Arab Push for Foothold In Iraq Amid Strong Iranian-Iraqi Alliance
Undoubtedly, the geographical position of Iraq very well puts this country in the center of focus for global trade since it links Europe to Asia. This is why regional countries try to take advantage of this Baghdad position to sieze the reigns of regional trade.
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Paper / Turkish military advances deep into Northern Iraq: Aspects and ramifications
On Sunday, Turkish fighters once again bombed an area in Dohuk province in northern Iraq under the pretext of fighting PKK elements. Iraqi media reported that Turkey caused significant damage to the infrastructure and properties of these areas with its daily attacks and led to the displacement of many residents.
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Paper: Prospects of a Gaza ceasefire deal after Hamas show of flexibility
Israeli media outlets reported that Mossad chief David Barnia left for Doha on Friday to discuss a ceasefire and prisoner swap deal with the Qatari emir. The negotiations seem to have made some progress and the Mossad chief has expressed optimism about a deal. Yedioth Aharonot newspaper, citing an informed source, reported that a deal can be reached within two or three weeks.
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Paper / Israeli plan to change West Bank civil administration: details and goals
In the meantime, along the Israeli humiliating failure to realize their war goals, tightening the security measures by the Israeli hardline cabinet led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have gone nowhere, and the members of resistance groups along with voluntary forces in various regions including Al-Khalil, Qalqiya, Tobas, Ramallah, and Jerico have put the enemy in a tight spot.
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Paper: Giving away Yemen’s largest port to top enemy of Yemen ports
Enjoying hundreds of kilometers of sea borders along the Red Sea and the northern Indian Ocean that stretch like a coastal belt from the northwest to the southeast of the country, Yemen has very high potentials in the maritime economy.
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Paper: Hezbollah’s undetected surveillance drone flight over Haifa has much to say about future war
In the latest military development, Hezbollah on Thursday published a 9-minute footage, captioned "what the Hod Hod (Hoopoe) brought", displaying a high-resolution video of the Israeli military sites, facilities, air defenses including the Iron Dome, Rafael military industries, ammunition and missile storehouses, ports, and airport of Haifa.
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Paper: Why Hezbollah chief threatened Cyprus?
Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on Wednesday in a speech on Gaza developments and escalating tensions with Israel on the northern front addressed Cyprus leaders as the partners of the Israelis, saying that Israel believes that if its airports are targeted, it will use the airports and facilities of Cyprus to attack Lebanon.
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Paper / Busting CIA-Mossad spy network in Yemen: How significant is this for Ansarullah?
On Wednesday, Ansarullah forces announced that they for the first time managed to bust a major network of CIA and Mossad intelligence officers whose admissions disclose the secrets of the US and Israeli regime in Yemen.
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Paper: What’s behind Saudi ambassador’s visit to Iraqi holy Shiite cities?
Recently, the increased activism of the Saudi ambassador to Iraq Abdulaziz al-Shammari within the framework of public diplomacy and visits to religiously important provinces of Iraq and unofficial meetings with religious figures, elites, and visits to Islamic religious sites have drawn attention.