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Gap Between Bahrain's National Identity, Accusation of "Foreign Dependency"
The website Mirat al-Bahrain, in an article by Ali al-Fayez, reacted to the statements of two Bahraini officials about public awareness, national identity, and the level of public trust in the government, and claimed that one of these officials had accused a large part of the Bahraini people of "dependency and connection with aggression."
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Hundreds of Billions of Dollars in Contracts Alongside U.S. Moves in Iraq and Syria
The Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, in a detailed report, claimed that commercial and investment interests have become an important component of U.S. policy toward Iraq, Syria, and the region, and in this context, Tom Barak, the U.S. special envoy to Syria and Iraq, plays a pivotal role.
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Criticism Mounts in Israel; Netanyahu Inflames Fronts with Domestic Political Motives
Simultaneously with escalating tensions between the Zionist regime and Turkey over developments in Syria, a number of Israeli political, media, and security figures have accused Netanyahu of using military power for domestic political and electoral purposes, and have warned that the policy of escalating tensions could bring Israel closer to conflict with Turkey and cause it to lose regional and international allies.
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French Muslim Council: Numbering on Foreheads of Palestinian Prisoners Recalls Darkest Crimes in History
The French Muslim Council, expressing horror and extreme anger, condemned the brutal action of Zionist regime soldiers in numbering the foreheads and bodies of Palestinian detainees, and described this crime as a reenactment of Nazi behavior in death camps.
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Documented Reports of Assault, Insults Against Detained Shiite Scholars in Bahrain
The Salam Organization for Democracy and Human Rights, condemning documented reports of mistreatment of a number of detained Shiite scholars in Bahrain, including assault, sectarian insults, threats of sexual assault, threats of revocation of citizenship, and coercion to sign interrogation minutes, called for an immediate, independent, and impartial investigation into these cases.
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Bahraini Human Rights Activist Arrested After Security Forces Raid
The arrest of Naji Fateel, a Bahraini human rights activist, following a security forces raid on his home in the Bani Jamra area, has drawn reactions and criticism from human rights organizations.
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Israeli Experts Warned; Israel Is on a Path to a "Catastrophic Strategic Situation"
Two Israeli experts, examining the U.S. approach toward Iran, the expansion of Turkish influence in the region, and developments in regional coalitions, warned about the strategic consequences of the Zionist regime's current policies, and emphasized that relying solely on military power without presenting a political alternative could ultimately confront Israel with a "catastrophic" situation.
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"Sovereign Decision" in Lebanon; Sharp Criticism of FM's Performance Regarding Israeli Aggressions
A Lebanese analysis, sharply criticizing the performance of Foreign Minister Youssef Raji, considered the claim of defending a "sovereign decision" to be in contradiction with the performance of Lebanon's diplomatic apparatus, and emphasized that the Foreign Ministry has not used its diplomatic capacities to defend Lebanon's sovereignty in the face of continued Zionist regime attacks and aggressions.
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From "Security Belt" to Ali al-Tahir; War of Attrition Between Resistance, Israeli Army in Southern Lebanon
An analysis, reviewing the experience of the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon and the Zionist regime's army in southern Lebanon, from the battles of Al-Luwayzah, Maydoun, and Al-Rayhan to the developments leading to the Zionist regime's withdrawal in 2000, emphasizes the role of patience, persistence, and the gradual attrition of the enemy's capability, and believes that the main problem for the Israeli army in this region has been its inability to translate military and technological superiority into final victory.
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Hundreds of Mosques in the UK in Limbo; Waiting for Government's £40 Million Security Fund
Despite the increase in the UK's mosque security budget, 311 mosques have been waiting for months or even years for the government's decision on their security funding.
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"Loyalty to the Resistance" Bloc Calls for Lebanon's Withdrawal from Negotiations with Israel
Lebanon's "Loyalty to the Resistance" parliamentary bloc, condemning the continued Zionist regime attacks on the south of the country, called on the government to declare the "Framework Agreement" with Israel as terminated and to withdraw from negotiations with this regime.
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In Event of New War, We Use More Destructive Weapons; IRGC Spokesperson Warned
The IRGC spokesperson, referring to Iran's missile capability, stated that the destructive power of the warheads used in IRGC missiles is far beyond those used in previous wars, and if a war breaks out, our weapons will be completely different from the past in all dimensions.
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Greatest Crime Against Southern Lebanon End of UNIFIL's Mission: Lebanese Parliament Speaker
The Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament stated, "The greatest error and the greatest crime committed against southern Lebanon is ending UNIFIL's mission in the south."
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Israeli Diplomats Summoned by Britain and Australia
Reuters reported that the UK Foreign Office condemned the occupying government's tender for the E1 settlement project and announced that it had summoned the Zionist regime's chargé d'affaires.
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Iran Stood Against Quasi-Global War: Hashd’s Head
The head of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces (Hashd al-Shaabi) said, "Iran was the target of a quasi-global war, but it was able to maintain its cohesion in the face of challenges."
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Israeli War Minister's Threatening Remarks: Erdogan Leading Turkey Toward Dangerous Adventures
Following recent Zionist regime attacks on the Abu al-Zuhour base in Syria and the escalation of Ankara-Tel Aviv disagreements over Turkey's military presence in the country, the Zionist regime's War Minister verbally attacked Erdogan, claiming that the Turkish President is leading his country toward "dangerous adventures" in Syria, and warned that Erdogan should not test our resolve to defend ourselves.
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Pentagon's New Figures on U.S. Military Casualties in the Iran War
The Pentagon, which has faced criticism from media and lawmakers for its drip-feed release of U.S. military casualty figures in the war against Iran, announced in its latest update that the number of wounded American soldiers has reached 757 and the number of killed has reached 18 since the beginning of this war.
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Iranian FM Reacts to Trump's Threat to Launch Economic War Against Iran
Iran's Foreign Minister stated today that the threat to "launch economic operations" against Iran is aimed at diverting U.S. public opinion from domestic financial crises, and emphasized, "Insisting on continuing failed policies will only bring more failures and will incur the enmity of Iranians."
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Quds Force chief: Israeli occupiers afflicted with ‘social cancer’
The commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Quds Force, Brigadier General Esmaeil Qa’ani, says that the Israeli annexation of the West Bank is “out of the question” and its internal collapse is certain.
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Yemen reports drone attack on Aramco refinery in Saudi Arabia
The Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson General Yahya Saree released a statement on 20 August announcing new military operations against Saudi Arabia, targeting an Aramco facility and an airport in Najran province.
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Al-Azhar Sheikh Warns About Cultural Invasion Targeting Youth
The Sheikh of Al-Azhar, referring to the cultural challenges facing Egyptian society and Arab youth, stated, "Today's society faces a great crisis, part of which stems from the existence of programs and currents that separate youth from their cultural, religious, and moral roots."
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15th International 100-Second Film Festival Holds Successful Workshops Across Iran, Pakistan, and Kashmir
The 15th International 100-Second Film Festival successfully conducted workshops across three countries—Pakistan, Indian-administered Kashmir, and Iran—coordinated by ABNA correspondent Zainab Askari, drawing hundreds of media professionals and filmmakers. The Qom workshop alone brought together over 35 participants from more than seven countries for intensive training in scriptwriting, documentary production, and AI filmmaking, as part of the festival's pre-event program leading up to the August 26 submission deadline. This year's international section carries the theme "Children affected by war around the world," with a special category for Minab school children offering a 3000 Euro prize.
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U.S. Official: To Reopen Strait of Hormuz, Washington Compelled to Pay Heavy Price to Iran
Jake Sullivan, the former U.S. National Security Advisor, criticizing Donald Trump's warmongering policies, emphasized that Washington has found itself in a strategic deadlock with no clear exit, and to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, it will be compelled to make heavy concessions to Tehran.
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Zionist Regime Continues Aggressions in Southern Lebanon/ Martyrs from Attacks Reach 4,348
The Zionist regime today, in continuation of its aggressions against cities and villages in southern Lebanon, carried out numerous artillery, aerial, and explosive attacks. As a result of the explosion of a suspicious object near the towns of Mifdoun and Zawtar Sharqi, 2 people were martyred and 2 others were wounded.
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Former Israeli PM Linked Settling Scores with Hezbollah to Iran: If Hezbollah Fires at Us, We Attack Iran!
Naftali Bennett, the former Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, in new rhetoric against Iran, said that if Lebanon's Hezbollah attacks Israel, Iran must pay the price, and Israel must attack Iran, emphasizing that attacks by Iran's "proxy forces" should be treated as if they were carried out directly by Iran.
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Police Arrest Alparslan Kuytul; Cleric Critical of Erdogan's Policy on the Iran-U.S. War
Kuytul's arrest, given his recent explicit positions in support of Iran and the resistance front and his criticism of the Erdogan government's regional policy, could be met with further reactions in Turkey's religious and political circles in the coming days.
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Amnesty International Calls for Independent Investigation into Kabul School Explosion
Amnesty International described the Monday explosion at the Shams-e Hedayat school in Kabul's Dasht-e-Barchi area, which injured at least 42 students, as deeply concerning, and called on the Taliban to protect civilians and minorities.
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Settlers; Terrorists, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Acknowledged
Mike Huckabee, the U.S. Ambassador to occupied Palestine, reaffirming his characterization of extremist Israeli settlers as "terrorists," described their violence in the West Bank as "terrorism," and said that the multi-day siege of a Palestinian-American family's home in the village of Qasra is an example of terrorist acts that cause fear for life.
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Friedman: Era of Superpower Military Superiority Coming to End
Thomas Friedman, a columnist for The New York Times, believes that the U.S. war against Iran has shown that the nature of military power in the world is changing.
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Monthly Meeting of Bangladesh's Shia Ulema Council Held in Dhaka
The monthly meeting of Bangladesh's Shia Ulema Council was held in Dhaka with the presence of Hojat al-Islam Sayyid Abul Qasim Rizvi, the head of Australia's Shia Ulema Council.