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Sixth Group of Gaza Patients Evacuated Through Rafah Amid Israeli Obstruction
The sixth group of wounded Palestinians was evacuated from Gaza through the Rafah crossing under WHO supervision, despite repeated Israeli obstruction. Returnees report harsh delays and invasive searches by Israeli forces and allied militias.
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Gaza Death Toll Reaches 72,032 as Israeli Violations Continue After Ceasefire
The Palestinian health ministry reports that the death toll from Israel’s war on Gaza has reached 72,032, with more than 171,000 wounded. Despite the ceasefire declared in October 2025, Israeli attacks have continued, killing 581 Palestinians and injuring over 1,500.
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Assyrian church priest says Islamic Revolution regained Iran’s dignity
A priest at the Assyrian Church of the East in Orumiyeh, West Azarbaijan Province, has said the Islamic Revolution restored dignity to Iran by bringing independence to the country.
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Two Palestinians Martyred as Israel Continues Ceasefire Violations for 121st Day
Israeli forces killed two Palestinian civilians and injured another during multiple attacks across Gaza, marking the 121st straight day of ceasefire violations. The assaults included shootings, drone fire, airstrikes, demolitions, and naval gunfire in several areas.
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162 Settlers Storm Aqsa as Israel Imposes New Restrictions on Muslim Worshipers
Extremist settlers, accompanied by Israeli police, stormed the Aqsa Mosque multiple times on Monday, while nearly 600 settlers and “tourists” roamed its courtyards. Israeli forces imposed severe restrictions on Muslim worshipers and issued new bans preventing Palestinians from entering the holy site ahead of Ramadan.
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UNICEF Confirms 37 Palestinian Children Killed in Gaza Despite Ceasefire
UNICEF reports that at least 37 Palestinian children have been killed in Gaza since the start of 2026, despite the declared ceasefire. Officials warn that ongoing Israeli violations and the collapse of essential services continue to endanger children.
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UN Rapporteur: Genocide in Gaza Continues Unabated
Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, stated that the genocide in the Gaza Strip is ongoing and far from over. She emphasized that Palestinians themselves are the most aware of the unchanged reality on the ground, noting that most governments have failed to take meaningful steps to halt the atrocities. Instead, she said, many have continued to provide the Israeli regime with political, economic, and military support, according to paltodaytv.com..
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Global Boycott Movement Expands to 15 Countries as Pressure on Israel Intensifies
Qati is preparing a series of targeted boycott campaigns for Ramadan, focusing on major consumer products to increase economic pressure on Israel. The movement has expanded to more than 15 countries and reports growing global solidarity, including port workers refusing to handle shipments linked to Israel.
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Ansarullah Official Says Epstein Scandal and Gaza Cause Reveal Moral Collapse of Western Civilization
A senior Ansarullah official argued that the Epstein scandal and Western positions on Gaza expose deep moral bankruptcy within Western civilization, calling instead for an Islamic civilizational project. Mohammed Al‑Farah criticized Arab intellectuals who glorify the West while dismissing Islamic heritage.
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International Webinar on “47 Years of Progress and Authority of Islamic Republic of Iran” to Be Held
The AhlulBayt (AS) World Assembly is set to host an international English‑language webinar titled “47 Years of Progress and Authority of the Islamic Republic of Iran.” The event will take place on Tuesday, 10 February, at 14:00 Tehran time.
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Yemen’s Rise Exposes the Failure of American Blockade Strategy
The text argues that U.S. arrogance and reliance on blockade tactics failed to weaken Yemen, instead accelerating its military development. Despite years of pressure, Yemen expanded its domestic weapons industry and forced strategic shifts in the region.
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Analysis: Israel a Destructive Factor in Iran-US Diplomacy
With the end of the first round of Iran-US talks in Muscat, which were described as “very good” by the US President Donald Trump, the Israeli lobby that is concerned about the outcomes of these talks is pushing to disrupt the process and block signing a deal Tel Aviv finds against its interests.
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OIC Condemns Israeli Cabinet Measures Aimed at Reshaping Occupied Palestinian Territory
The OIC condemned Israel’s approval of new measures aimed at expanding settlements and altering the legal status of occupied Palestinian land, calling the actions war crimes. Palestinian and Jordanian officials warned that the decision seeks to legitimize settlement expansion, while Hamas urged increased resistance in the West Bank.
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Sheikh Maher Hamoud Praises Iran’s Enduring Support for Palestine and Resistance
Sheikh Maher Hamoud praised Iran for its long-standing support of Palestine and the resistance, despite normalization efforts by some Arab states with Israel. He highlighted Iran’s resilience under decades of pressure and its unwavering revolutionary principles.
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New Israeli resolutions aimed at intensifying land grab, illegal settlements: Hamas
The Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas has slammed the Israeli cabinet approval to expand illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank, warning that the regime's new decisions will not create any rights for the occupiers.
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Sheikh Naim Qassem: National Unity, Strength of Resistance Essential for Lebanon’s Future
Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem affirmed the immediate priority is to halt the Israeli aggression, stressing national unity, the strength of the resistance, and the unbreakable alliance with the Amal Movement, while rejecting any attempt to drive a wedge between Hezbollah and the President of the Republic.
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IRGC chief hails Intelligence Organization’s role in safeguarding Corps
Major General Mohammad Pakpour, commander-in-chief of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), has praised the IRGC Intelligence Organization for its “irreplaceable” role in safeguarding the Corps and its members.
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Sayed Al-Safi receives a delegation from City Pharma, the Pakistani pharmaceutical company
The Senior Official of the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine; His Eminence Sayed Ahmad al-Safi, received a delegation from the Pakistani pharmaceutical company (City Pharma), which specializes in medicines.
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Judiciary chief calls for vigilance to thwart any attempt to disrupt Iran’s security
Judiciary Chief Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei has called on the Iranian judicial and security apparatus to coordinate with law enforcement and intelligence forces in maintaining vigilance and thwarting any attempt to disrupt the country’s security.
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In collaboration with Stanford Univ.. Al-Kafeel University adopts an advanced curriculum for emergency medicine
Al-Kafeel University adopted an advanced curriculum for Emergency Medicine in the form of a comprehensive educational module, in collaboration with Stanford University, aiming to keep up with the latest global standards and elevate the level of medical education.
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President Pezeshkian: Iran is not seeking war
President Masoud Pezeshkian hss described the essence of religious teachings as mercy, honesty, and the preservation of human rights.
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Imam Khamenei: Drive enemy to despair by participating in 22nd of Bahman rallies
Imam Khamenei’s televised message addressed to the Iranian nation on the occasion of the 22nd of Bahman (11th of Feb.) rallies in the year 1404.
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Pakistani Shia Scholar: Islamic Revolution of Iran Breathed a New Spirit of Unity and Awakening Among Muslims Worldwide
Allama Arif Hussain Wahidi, Central Vice President of the Shia Ulema Council Pakistan and the Milli Yakjehti Council, delivered an important lecture at Al-Mustafa international university in Mashhad, Iran, during a special session with researchers on global issues.
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Effective Measures Against Terrorism and Islamic Unity Are Essential in Pakistan: Ahlul Bayt World Assembly
The Ahlul Bayt (A.S.) World Assembly has strongly condemned the terrorist attack on Masjid Khadijah al-Kubra (A.S.) in Islamabad, Pakistan, stating that serious and effective measures against terrorism are indispensable for the protection of citizens and the promotion of Islamic unity.
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Britain Divided Over New Definition of Islamophobia
Muslim activists back a new UK definition of Islamophobia to curb rising abuse, while critics warn it could restrict free speech and open the door to legal discrimination against other faiths.
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Historic Surge in Gold Signals Imminent US Financial Crisis and the Decline of Dollar Dominance
An unprecedented rise in gold and silver prices, waning confidence in the dollar, soaring US debt, and accelerating global de-dollarization point to the likelihood of a severe crisis and a redefinition of the global economic order.
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Photos: Shia Scholar Addresses Interfaith Harmony Conference in Lucknow
AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): An interfaith harmony conference was organized in Lucknow, where people from different religions took part and gave a message of unity. Representing the Shia community, Yasub Abbas, spokesperson of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board, addressed the conference.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Warns of Rising Racism and Islamophobia in the West
Malaysia’s prime minister has warned about the growing spread of fascism, racism, and Islamophobia in Western societies, stressing that national unity, political stability, and sound economic policies are essential for development, security, and attracting foreign investment.
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Netanyahu’s Hasty Trip to Washington Follows U.S.–Iran Talks
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s earlier-than-planned visit to Washington, following U.S.–Iran talks in Oman and amid remarks by President Trump and Ambassador Mike Huckabee, has intensified speculation over a possible deal or military action.
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Digital Regionalism: The Global South’s Emerging Strategy to Counter U.S. Technological Dominance
Countries in the Global South are advancing “digital regionalism” to reduce reliance on U.S.-led tech infrastructure, strengthen data sovereignty, and enhance bargaining power in the evolving global digital order.