Avichay Adraee to step down after 20 years as Israeli Army’s Arabic spokesperson

Hebrew media reported that the Israeli occupation army spokesperson in Arabic, Avichay Adraee, is set to leave his position after 20 years, without revealing the reasons behind the decision.

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.

Paper / Mamadani’s Victory: Sociological Roots and Implications

The victory of Zahran Mamdani as a young non-White Muslim immigrant in the New York City's mayoral election is a remarkable phenomenon that has caught many in the US by surprise.

Paper / Rising Turkey-Pakistan-Azerbaijan Axis: Aspects, Drivers, and Challenges

In the largely tumultuous geopolitical scene of today, Turkey as an active actor with lofty ambitions has drawn a new roadmap to expand its influence from Eastern Mediterranean to the heart of the Indian Subcontinent, with the main goal being re-definition of the Turkish role as a determining power in a vast part of Eurasia.

Sunni Cleric: Prophet’s balanced path is key to global unity and respect

Maulvi Abdul Samad Damani emphasized the Prophet’s universal message of moderation, consultation, and respect for all beliefs. He called for renewed efforts to embody these values in today’s world, stressing that unity begins with honoring shared humanity.

Palestinian factions condemn Israeli bill on executing detainees as ‘license to kill’

Palestinian Resistance factions condemned on Tuesday the Israeli Knesset’s approval in a first reading of a bill allowing the execution of Palestinian detainees, describing it as a license to kill

Sheikh Rahbar: Prophet’s virtues must guide society amid global moral crisis

Sheikh Rahbar urged Muslims to promote the Prophet’s virtues—kindness, justice, and compassion—as remedies for today’s moral crises. He emphasized interfaith respect and called for unity against Islamophobia, reaffirming the Prophet’s role as a mercy to all humanity.

Grid Manufacturing Department showcases experience in producing grids and doors for holy shrines (+Photos)

The Grid Manufacturing Department at Al-Abbas’s (p) Holy Shrine presented its work to staff participants, highlighting its six specialized sections and use of premium materials like Burmese teak. Past projects include the grids of Aba al-Fadl al-Abbas and Lady Zaynab’s shrines.

Interview: Sudan’s Conflict to‌ Continue, UAE Prolonging Crisis

In recent days, after the fall of Al-Fashir in Sudan's Darfur region to the Rapid Response Forces (RSF), a big change has happened in the war equations of the North African country, tipping the scales in favor of the RSF.

TTP claims responsibility for Islamabad court bombing

A powerful explosion shook Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital, on Tuesday afternoon, leaving at least twelve people dead and twenty others injured near the Islamabad High Court, according to hospital officials.

Yemen’s “Schemes Will Fail” Operation Exposes Deep Coalition Intelligence Collapse

The “And the schemes of those will fail” operation marked a major security breakthrough for Yemen, standing as one of the most precise and complex intelligence missions ever executed by Yemeni security services.

Al-Shifa director: Organs stolen from mutilated bodies of Gaza martyrs

Dr. Muhammad Abu Salmiya reported that bodies of Palestinian martyrs returned via the Red Cross were mutilated and missing organs. Medical staff confirmed organ theft by Israeli forces. The victims had been abducted during the war on Gaza.

Shahed 161 unveiled: Iran showcases tactical recon drone capabilities

Iranian drone experts from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force tested the engine of the Shahed 161 drone during an exhibition of the force's achievements on Tuesday.

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The Envoy Reveals Untold Chapters of Sayed Isa Tabatabaei’s Pivotal Role in Lebanon’s Resistance

During the unveiling of The Envoy documentary in Tehran, Ayatollah Mohammad-Hassan Akhtari highlighted the decades-long spiritual, social, and organizational contributions of Sayed Isa Tabatabaei, whose missionary work and institution-building helped shape the identity and endurance of Lebanon’s modern resistance.

Hezbollah MP: Resistance is united, martyrs lead path to victory

Head of Hezbollah’s Loyalty to Resistance bloc at Lebanese Parliament MP Mohammad Raad stressed that the resistance is a cohesive power, praising martyrs as the leaders of victory.

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Dutch mosque targeted with threats, shredded Qurans, and dead bird

Iran's Judiciary spokesperson slams US ‘deceit, lawlessness’ over support for Israel

Judiciary spokesperson Asghar Jahangir has blasted the United States for its continued backing of Israel, describing Washington as a “deceitful and lawless enemy” that disregards international norms whenever it suits its interests.

Iranian cleric: No peace can last without sustainable power

Hojatoleslam Hamid Shahriari, Secretary General of the World Forum for the Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought, has called for the establishment of sustainable and just peace based on moral strength and balance, saying that “no peace can endure without sustainable power.”

Australia: Bendigo’s first mosque nears opening after decade of resilience and unity

After years of opposition and outreach, Bendigo’s first mosque is nearing completion. The project, led by the local Muslim community, emphasizes openness, inclusion, and interfaith dialogue.

Visual protest in UK urges global solidarity with imprisoned Palestinians

A symbolic campaign titled “Free Palestinian Hostages” has filled Westminster with red marks to spotlight over 9,000 Palestinians held in Israeli prisons. The initiative focuses on doctors, women, and children, aiming to build global solidarity through visual art and media outreach.

Rights groups condemn U.S. treatment of British journalist critical of Israel

British journalist Sami Hamdi is set to return home after over two weeks in U.S. immigration detention, allegedly due to his criticism of Israel. Legal teams say his only charge was a visa overstay.

Sheikh Naim Qassem: Israeli aggression on Lebanon cannot continue, nothing is limitless

Hezbollah’s Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem stressed that Hezbollah will preserve power in order to confront the Israeli enemy, stressing that the aggression cannot continue without limits.

Kuwait hosts first national Quran contest for the visually-impaired

Kuwait held its first national Quran competition for the visually-impaired, with 120 participants of various ages. Organized by the Mutamayizin Foundation, the event aimed to empower people with disabilities through Quranic engagement. The closing ceremony is set for December 6, 2025.

Criminal settlers attack Palestinians and torch vehicles in West Bank and Jerusalem

Extremist settlers attacked Palestinians and burned vehicles in the West Bank and Jerusalem. Activists report escalating violence in the Jordan Valley, including harassment of shepherds and destruction of property.

Israeli forces blow up homes in Aitaroun in latest ceasefire violation

Israeli forces infiltrated Aitaroun and destroyed homes allegedly linked to Hezbollah, violating the ceasefire. Drone attacks also ignited fires across southern Lebanon, endangering civil defense teams.

Six thousand amputees in Gaza urgently need rehabilitation, Health Ministry warns

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported 6,000 amputation cases in Gaza, with children comprising 25%. A severe lack of medical equipment has worsened the crisis. The ministry urged international organizations to expand emergency rehabilitation efforts. Let me know if you'd like bilingual headlines or a press release version next.

Extremist Jewish Settlers torch Palestinian homes and vehicles in West Bank rampage

Extremist settlers attacked Palestinian homes, tents, farmland, and vehicles in the al-Laddan area near Nablus, causing major damage and injuries. Israeli soldiers were present, reportedly protecting the attackers.

Gaza Civil Defense warns of worsening humanitarian crisis amid rubble and winter threats

Gaza’s Civil Defense spokesperson Mahmoud Basal warned of a deepening humanitarian disaster, citing Israel’s destruction of rescue equipment and the threat of winter flooding.

IRGC foils U.S.-Israeli plot, dismantles anti-security network in Iran

Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence Organization announced on Tuesday that it had exposed and dismantled a network of operatives working inside the country under the direction of U.S. and Israeli intelligence agencies.

Hamas official warns Israeli media bill threatens press freedom and hides Palestinian suffering

Ezzat al-Resheq criticized the Israeli Knesset’s bill allowing the shutdown of foreign media as a threat to press freedom and a tool to conceal crimes against Palestinians. He called for international pressure to repeal the law and urged media institutions to defend journalistic access to occupied territories.