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News Service Yemen armed forces strike Saudi Aramco facilities in Jizan and Yanbu
The spokesperson of the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, announces that the country’s military units have carried out two separate operations targeting Saudi Aramco facilities…
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CulturalMarriage Amid War and Sanctions: From Costly Tradition to Simple Beginnings
Among the greatest obstacles to marriage today are the exorbitant costs of wedding halls and lavish receptions. Yet eliminating these venues—or replacing them with simple, home-based celebrations—can reduce expenses to a fraction of what they once were. Equally burdensome are the heavy dowries and unconventional bride-wealth demands that fall heavily upon grooms and their families, delaying marriages for years on end. And then there are the repeated, costly ceremonies—pre-wedding parties, henna nights, and the like—which, unless approached with restraint, create still more financial pressure at the very start of a shared life.
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News Service Brutal Zionist Attack on Palestinian Female Prisoners in Damon Prison
Palestinian prisoners' affairs institutions reported the occurrence of a severe repressive operation against Palestinian female prisoners in Damon Prison.
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News Service Al Khalifa, War on Religious Rites; Shiites Will Not Surrender
Bahrain, on the eve of religious seasons, is once again facing a wave of government restrictions on Shiite religious rites; restrictions that, in the view of observers, have gone beyond the framework of "regulation" and become an arena for controlling and limiting religious rituals.
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News Service CIA Works for Israel, Not for America: American Security Analyst
John Kiriakou, a security analyst and intelligence expert, strongly criticizing the current state of the CIA, claimed that the agency has come under the strong influence of Zionist lobbies and is acting in line with Israeli objectives rather than advancing U.S. national policies.
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News Service Washington and Tel Aviv Miscalculated Iran's Capabilities: Israeli Former Officer
The former commander of the Zionist regime's air defense system, acknowledging the inaccuracy of Tel Aviv and Washington's assessments of Iran's military capability, announced that Iran's recent attacks demonstrate that the country still possesses an extensive missile arsenal, efficient command and control systems, and a high capacity for combat power recovery.
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News Service Condemnation of the Burning of Mosques in Nablus and Tulkarm
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Palestinian Authority, condemning the Zionist action of setting fire to two mosques in the villages of Qasra (Nablus) and Kur (Tulkarm), emphasized that these attacks are carried out with the direct support of the Israeli occupation regime's cabinet and due to the impunity enjoyed by settlers, and called on the international community to take practical and binding measures to stop these aggressions.
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News Service Lebanon Needs Tripartite Guarantee from Iran, Saudi Arabia, U.S. to Stop Zionists’ Aggressions: Parliament Speaker
The Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, announcing his country's need for a tripartite guarantee from Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United States to contain tensions in southern Lebanon, emphasized that the recent withdrawal from Zawtar al-Gharbiyah is hardly acceptable, and that Zionist regime aggressions continue.
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News Service Mayor of London: Netanyahu Must Be Arrested If He Travels to UK
The Mayor of London, emphasizing that Benjamin Netanyahu must be arrested if he travels to the UK, announced that he will pressure the central government to enforce the International Criminal Court's warrant against the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime.
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News Service Arbaeen Walk, Continuation of Hussaini Movement in Confronting Oppression: Iraqi Cleric
The Friday Prayer Leader of Baghdad, emphasizing that the Arbaeen march is not merely a religious occasion or an act of worship, described it as a "great and divine ritual with religious, political, social, and civilizational dimensions."
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News Service Hamas: Burning of Two Mosques in West Bank Organized Crime, Clear Assault on Islamic Sanctities
Hamas, in response to the burning of two mosques in the occupied West Bank by Israeli settlers, described this action as an "organized crime" and a clear assault on Islamic sanctities, and called for the prosecution of the perpetrators and those who, according to the movement, paved the way for these attacks.