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US Security Agencies Deeply Concerned Over Expansion of War with Iran
US security agencies are deeply concerned about the expansion of the war with Iran, and an informed Israeli official emphasized that the recent punitive attacks by Iran's armed forces on American bases in Jordan constitute a "signal" of what Tehran might do.
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Shia Gathering in Kabul Protesting Evacuation of Khatam al-Nabiyyin Seminary; Reports of Cleric Arrests
A number of Shias in Kabul gathered on Saturday evening, September 5, in protest against the Ministry of Justice's order to evacuate the Khatam al-Nabiyyin (p.b.u.h.) Seminary in the Darulaman area. Simultaneously, sources reported that the center has been surrounded by Taliban forces and a number of clerics have been arrested, though these claims have not yet been independently confirmed.
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September 11 After 25 Years; Day That Passed, Legacy That Did Not Leave Muslims Behind
A quarter-century after the September 11 attacks, the legacy of that day still lingers in American society. From prolonged wars and the expansion of security policies to the erosion of public trust and a discourse that repeatedly placed Muslims at the center of suspicion.
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Sudan: UN Experts Say Foreign Mercenaries Fueling Conflict/ Roles of UAE, Colombia, Chad, Libya in Transferring Forces, Arms
Independent UN human rights experts, releasing the findings of their fact-finding mission, announced that foreign mercenary forces and external support networks are fueling the brutal war in Sudan, and that foreign backing has strengthened the military capabilities of the warring parties, with severe and devastating consequences for civilians.
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Today's War in Region Civilizational War Against Islam/ Arms Restriction Requires Four Fundamental Pillars
The Friday Prayer Leader of Najaf, in his Friday sermons, referring to the pledge of understanding for arms monopoly, emphasized that this pledge is based on four fundamental pillars including full Iraqi sovereignty over land and air, the elimination of internal and external threats, inclusiveness over all non-governmental forces, and the need for time for full implementation, and considered it the best solution for managing this case.
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From Settler "Terrorism" to School Bombings, Wedding Attacks; America's Dual Standard in Defining Terrorism
Mike Huckabee, the US Ambassador to the Occupied Territories, in response to settler violence against Palestinians, said, "Crime is a crime and terrorism is terrorism," and warned that those responsible for these actions must face severe consequences. But these remarks come as, on the other side of the region, US military strikes have resulted in the deaths of a large number of Iranian civilians, and even the White House and US military officials have been forced to investigate attacks that have left many civilian casualties.
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British Muslims; From Rapid Population Growth to the Challenges of Confronting Islamophobia
A report published in January 2020 by the Daily Mail indicated that Muslims in Britain are the fastest-growing and most thriving religious group compared to Christians and followers of other religions. In this context, Randa Atiyya, an Egyptian researcher, stated in an article about British Muslims published on the Non-Post website that despite the rapid growth of the Muslim population in this land, they are simultaneously grappling with serious challenges arising from the rise of racism, alongside relative religious freedoms.
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HRW: EU Should Increase Pressure on Bahrain for Release of Political Prisoners
Human Rights Watch called on the European Union to make the release of imprisoned activists and human rights defenders one of the main conditions for advancing the strategic partnership agreement with Bahrain in ongoing negotiations, and to resort to serious measures, including targeted sanctions, instead of "quiet diplomacy" if the current situation persists.
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Ayatollah Isa Qasim: Islamic Nation Must Stand the Advance of America, Zionism
Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Ahmad Qasim, a prominent Bahraini scholar, emphasizing the necessity of genuine unity among the Islamic nation on the axis of the Holy Quran, the Seerah of the Prophet of Islam (p.b.u.h.), and the AhlulBayt (a.s.), warned against the delay in confronting what he called the "advance of America and Zionism," and said, "The longer the confrontation with this process is delayed, the greater the costs and damages for the Islamic nation."
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Channel 12 Israel Poll: 83% Hold Netanyahu Responsible for October 7 Failure
The latest poll by Channel 12 of the Zionist regime shows that the opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu continues to lead over the ruling coalition, while a significant majority of Zionists hold Netanyahu responsible for the heavy October 7 failure, with 83 percent of respondents attributing at least some responsibility to the Israeli Prime Minister for this defeat.
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Maariv: Israel on Brink of Collapse; 12-Point Plan for Rescue
Dan Perry, the former editor-in-chief of the Associated Press for Europe, Africa, and the Middle East and author of several books on Israel, has warned in an analysis in Maariv that Israel has reached a stage where ordinary politics is no longer sufficient to overcome its crises. He believes the continuation of the current situation could expose the regime to international isolation, economic crisis, social divisions, and the weakening of political institutions.
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Controversial Proposal for War with Iran; Forgiving Young Americans' Debt in Exchange for Military Service
A retired Canadian army officer, in an op-ed in the Jerusalem Post, proposed that the United States, in the event it decides on a ground invasion of Iran, should forgive the debts of young Americans in exchange for several years of military service to secure the needed forces. This proposal has faced widespread critical reactions and has raised the question of whether Washington will face a manpower crisis for a possible war with Iran.
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Iran Embassy in Vatican: Blood of Innocent Transcends Borders, Religions
The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the Vatican, issuing a statement following the recent aggressions by the terrorist regime of the United States against southern Iran (Sirik), called on religious leaders around the world to break their silence and condemn the killing of civilians, women, and children with a clear voice and without double standards, emphasizing: "In the sight of God, the blood of the oppressed needs no identity card; a killed child is, before belonging to any nation or religion, a human being who had the right to life."
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From Parliament to the Husseiniya; Is Anything Left for the People of Bahrain to Choose?
The expanding scope of appointments and government oversight in Bahrain over political, social, and religious institutions has once again raised questions about the extent of society's authority in electing its representatives and managers.
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From Ministries to Husseiniyas; "Appointment Syndrome" Engulfed All of Bahrain's Institutions
The news outlet Mar'at al-Bahrain, in an analysis referring to the ever-expanding scope of appointments in Bahrain, wrote that the "appointment syndrome" has spread from ministries and the Shura Council to parliamentary elections, civil institutions, local councils, husseiniyas, and even the selection of prayer imams. This phenomenon, it said, reflects the "psychological illness of power" in the Al Khalifa regime, which can no longer see any social space without intervention and control.
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As Long as Occupation Exists, Resistance Will Remain
Rakan Nasser al-Din, the Lebanese Minister of Health, emphasizing that "as long as occupation exists, resistance will remain," warned against negotiating with the Zionist regime without leverage, and reported his protest against the Lebanese army's withdrawal from the southern areas.
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Historic Mosque in Tatarstan Restored, Reopened
The Rajab Mosque, with the presence of the President of Tatarstan, was reopened after approximately 130 years and comprehensive restoration, once again becoming a gathering place for Muslims and a witness to the region's history.
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Lie Detector Test! Washington's New Effort to Suppress Leaks About War Against Iran
In an unprecedented move in the history of the US terrorist military, government investigators subjected approximately 50 personnel from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to polygraph tests following leaks about severe ammunition shortages caused by the war against Iran. According to experts, this move is designed to intimidate other officials from disclosing the extent of Washington's failure.
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From Somaliland to Cameroon; Is an "Israeli Belt" Taking Shape in Africa?
The unveiling of a statue of "Yonatan Netanyahu" at Uganda's Entebbe Airport in early August was not merely a symbolic ceremony. The event once again drew attention to the expanding network of relations between the Zionist regime and African countries.
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From Meeting with Israeli Army Spokesperson to Appearing on Sky News; Controversy Over Bahraini Media Figure
The prominent presence of "Ahdiya Ahmed" on Sky News Arabia and her sharp positions against Iran have once again raised debates about the role of media figures close to the Bahraini government in promoting the political narratives of Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv. The media outlet "Mar'at al-Bahrain," in a sharp report, described this as a sign of efforts to create figures aligned with Manama's official approach.
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Australian Shia Council Protests Presence of Israeli Military Personnel in Sydney
The Australian Shia Council, in a sharp statement, condemned the presence of current and former soldiers of the Zionist regime's army in the country under the fabricated title of a "peace delegation," and citing UN reports, called on the Australian government to investigate and take action against these individuals on charges of war crimes.
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Hamas Warns Against Plans to Displace Gaza Residents
A spokesman for the Hamas movement, warning about the increasing statements by Zionist regime officials regarding the displacement of the Palestinian people from the Gaza Strip, described these plans as highly dangerous.
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Telegraph: Iran War Exhausted US Navy, Thrown Pentagon into Disarray
The Telegraph reported that the US war against Iran has exhausted the Navy and thrown the Pentagon into disarray.
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UN: No Safe Place in Gaza Strip
The UN Human Rights Office, referring to the escalation of the Zionist regime's aggressions against Gaza and the martyrdom or injury of children and women in these attacks, announced that there is no safe place in Gaza and no one is safe from Tel Aviv's attacks.
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Pakistani Shia Scholar: Religious Authority Greatest Power of Shia
The head of Wifaq al-Madaris al-Shia in Pakistan, emphasizing the role of the religious authority in preserving and strengthening Shiism, said, "After the Islamic Revolution of Iran, the enemy came to the conclusion that the religious authority is the greatest power of the Shia."
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Nouri al-Maliki: Popular Mobilization Forces State Military Institution
The head of the State of Law Coalition stated that the Popular Mobilization Forces are not an illegal group, but rather a state military institution.
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Scandal of Netanyahu's Illicit Affair Resurfaces
A former advisor to Netanyahu, who had stepped aside after the exposure of her illicit affair with him, has broken her silence after years.
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American Expert: Adventure in Persian Gulf Become "Political Death Sentence" for Trump / Iran Grounded Superpower in "War of Choice"
A member of the Council of Economic Advisers under the Reagan administration has emphasized that each round of the conflict has left Iran in a stronger position and the United States in a weaker one.
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NYT: Iran Gained More Confidence in Confronting US
The New York Times, citing US intelligence reports, announced that Iran has gained more confidence in its ability to confront the United States.
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London's Renewed Warning on the Consequences of War Against Iran: UK Economy Faces Unprecedented Challenges
The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, in an interview with the Financial Times, warned that the continuation of military conflicts between the United States and Iran has posed unprecedented challenges to the British and global economies.