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Nabih Berri: Israel Turned Southern Lebanon into Field of Killing, Destruction
The Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, condemning the recent attacks and crimes of the Zionist regime in the south of the country, emphasized that Israel is not adhering to any ceasefire agreements and is turning southern Lebanon and its people into a "ballot box with blood."
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Yemen's 4th Missile Operation in Recent Weeks; Destruction of Three Armored Vehicles, Killing Saudi Commanders
The official media of Yemen's armed forces has released images of a missile operation against a gathering of senior Saudi commanders on the country's western coast. The operation was carried out with a domestically-produced ballistic missile, killing all occupants of the three armored vehicles present at the gathering.
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Republican Concern Over Elections Turning into Referendum on Trump
The New York Times, in a report on the intense concern of Republican candidates on the eve of the midterm congressional elections, wrote that they, on the one hand, need Donald Trump's financial support and voter base to win, and on the other hand, fear that the president's low popularity could lead to their defeat in the elections.
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Israeli Media Acknowledges Academic Isolation of the Regime in Europe
An Israeli media outlet, acknowledging a sharp decline in the Zionist regime's share of prestigious European research grants, revealed the deteriorating academic position of Tel Aviv in the "Horizon Europe" program and warned that the continuation of the Gaza war may confront Israeli universities with a far more difficult environment.
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Former Indonesian President: World Needs "UN 2.0" / Current Version No Longer Meets Today's Complex Challenges
The former President of Indonesia, in his keynote speech at the "Penang Peace Dialogue" summit, emphasizing the necessity of redefining international structures, called on the global community to create a new version of the United Nations, dubbed "UN 2.0," so that this body can play an effective role in maintaining peace, mediation, and strengthening global diplomacy.
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Large-Scale Escalation of Zionist Regime's Military Attacks in Southern Lebanon
Southern Lebanon is witnessing a large-scale escalation of military attacks by the Zionist regime, accompanied by airstrikes on the areas of Nabatiyeh, Arabsalim, and Kfar Reman. Extensive demolition operations are also being carried out in the areas of Bani Hayyan, Al-Mansouri, Hadatha, and Mais al-Jabal, and citizens have been repeatedly warned to evacuate the areas.
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Former US Secretary of War: Trump Trapped Himself in Deadlock in War Against Iran
The former US Secretary of War said in remarks that Trump has trapped himself in a deadlock with the war against Iran.
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Vance: We Could Leave Persian Gulf; Regional Countries Afraid of America Leaving
The Vice President of the United States, in thought-provoking remarks, claimed that Washington could withdraw its military forces from the Persian Gulf region, but the countries in the region are terrified of such a move and consider it the "worst thing" that could happen. These remarks once again highlight the security dependence of some Arab countries in the region on the American military presence.
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Baghdad Friday Prayer Leader: Iraq Needs a Government That Saves People, Safeguards Country's Sovereignty
The Baghdad Friday Prayer Leader, criticizing economic policies and the political performance of some officials, emphasized the necessity of forming a popular, just government independent of foreign interference.
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Bahrain in Vicious Cycle of Failed Policies; Old Prescriptions for New Crises
Critics of the Bahraini government believe that the continuation of security and political policies since 2011 has not only failed to resolve the country's crises, but has also deepened the gap between the people and the government. Now, from the perspective of opponents, new governance plans indicate not reform, but rather the ruling system's confusion in the face of accumulated crises.
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NYT: Problem Not Just Settler Violence; Israel Itself Supports This Violence
An analysis in the New York Times, referring to the escalation of settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, emphasizes that this violence cannot be attributed solely to a group of extremist settlers, but rather, Israel's political and military structure has provided the ground for its continuation by supporting and facilitating these actions.
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Ansarullah: Saudi Arabia, Yemen's Primary Enemy
A member of the political bureau of Yemen's Ansarullah movement said that Riyadh is the primary enemy of his country and emphasized that the equation of Saudi blockade in response to Yemen's blockade remains in place.
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25 Years After September 11; Intensifying Wave of Islamophobia, Racist Attitudes in America
Twenty-five years after the September 11 terrorist attacks, American Muslims continue to face discrimination and suspicion, and negative attitudes toward Islam in the country have increased, particularly among Republicans.
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Continuing Series of Mosque Demolitions in India
Once again, on Saturday, a mosque in Uttar Pradesh was demolished by bulldozers, an action that has drawn criticism from Indian opposition leaders.
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Israeli Airstrikes on Southern Lebanon
Israeli fighter jets launched airstrikes on several areas in southern Lebanon.
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Trial of Religious Scholars in Bahrain, "Weak Spectacle" Devoid of Justice
The Deputy Secretary-General of Bahrain's Al-Wefaq Society described the trial of religious scholars as a weak spectacle, in which the weakness and its distance from justice become more apparent with each passing stage.
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Iraqi Cleric: End of Presence of Foreign Forces, National Demand
The head of the Supreme Islamic Council of Iraq stated that the end of the presence of foreign forces in Iraq is a national demand based on the constitution, and there will be no retreat from it.
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Video: Four-Year-Old Child’s Funeral Highlights Iranian Shia-Sunni Unity After Deadly US Attack
Exclusive footage of the unity between Iranian Shia and Sunni Muslims at the funeral of a four-year-old child who became a martyr as a result of a US attack on a wedding ceremony in Kuhestak.
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Video: IRGC releases footage of strikes on violating oil tankers in Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has released footage for the first time showing the monitoring and targeting of vessels that violated its instructions in the Strait of Hormuz in recent days.
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Analysis: Bombing of Weddings, the US’s Fixed Pattern of Crimes in the Region
For families across Middle East, wedding ceremonies are far more than a family ritual; they are a symbol of life and continuity. But over the past two decades, wedding celebrations in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Yemen have repeatedly turned into scenes of civilian death during US military operations or those of its allies. This week, that grim pattern was repeated when an American airstrike hit a home hosting a wedding in Kuhestak, a mountainous area in Sirik County of Iran's Hormozgan Province.
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Analysis / "Capture" of Lebanon’s Ali al-Taher Heights: War Gain or Netanyahu’s Election Propaganda Tool?
After weeks of clashes between the Israeli occupation forces and Hezbollah fighters in the strategically significant Ali al-Taher heights in southern Lebanon, Israeli officials claimed they have fully captured the region.
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Palestinian Scholars Warn of Escalating Israeli Threats to Al-Aqsa Mosque
The Palestinian Scholars Association (PSA) warned of escalating Israeli threats to the Aqsa Mosque in Occupied Jerusalem after more than 50,000 settlers gathered at the Buraq (Western Wall) Plaza recently to perform Talmudic rituals under Israeli police protection.
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UN Report: More Than 33,000 Palestinians Remain Displaced From Northern West Bank Camps
More than a year and a half after Israel launched its “Iron Wall” military operation in the northern West Bank, more than 33,000 Palestinians remain displaced from the Jenin, Tulkarem and Nur Shams refugee camps, with no clear date for their return home.
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Iran to US: Why should Your Children Pay for ‘Israeli’ Warmongering with Their Lives?
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei highlighted an “Israeli” daily’s proposing the use of debt forgiveness as an incentive for young Americans to enlist in a potential ground war against the Islamic Republic.
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Pentagon Subjects 50 Joint Staff Members to Polygraph Tests Over Leaks
The New York Times reported that the Pentagon has subjected roughly 50 members of the US military’s Joint Staff to polygraph tests as part of an unprecedented investigation into leaks to journalists, including reports about dwindling US munitions stocks during the war on Iran
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Hezbollah: Israeli Aggression Continues Amid US Complicity and Lebanese Inaction
The “Israeli” enemy continues to escalate its aggression and crimes against Lebanon through killing, shelling, destruction, and systematic demolition of homes and villages, erasing their landmarks and destroying all the means of life there, without deterrence and under flimsy pretexts. Its terrorist aggression yesterday resulted in the martyrdom of four people and dozens of injuries...
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Gaza Death Toll Rises to 73,651 as Israeli Attacks Continue
The death toll from the Israeli genocidal war on the Gaza Strip, which started on October 7, 2023, has surged to 73,651 martyrs, according to the health ministry on Saturday morning.
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846,000 Palestinian Students Set to Begin New School Year in West Bank
Around 846,000 male and female students in West Bank schools will begin the 2026/2027 academic year tomorrow, Sunday, amid official preparations to provide the requirements of the educational process, at a time when Palestinian education in the Gaza Strip and Al-Quds faces extraordinary conditions and challenges related to the war and occupation measures.
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Gaza Civil Defense Recovers Bodies and Remains of 55 Palestinians From Rubble
Civil defense crews recovered on Saturday the bodies and remains of 55 Palestinians from beneath the rubble of a house belonging to the Malaka family in Gaza City’s az‑Zeitoun neighborhood.