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Yemen will ‘return to war’ if US, Israel resume aggression against Iran: Ansarullah leader
Ansarullah leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi says the Yemeni armed forces will return to fighting if a fragile ceasefire that halted 40 days of American-Israeli aggression against Iran expires without an agreement to permanently end the war.
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Photos: Kadhimiya Shrine Launches Renovation Initiative at the Mausoleum of Salman al‑Muhammadi
The Holy Kadhimiya Shrine has launched a service initiative to rehabilitate and maintain the shrine of Salman al‑Muhammadi. The campaign, carried out by the Service Affairs Department under the directives of the General Secretariat, includes organizing, cleaning, and restoring the courtyard and corridors of the sacred site.
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Photos: Displaced Gazan Family Forced to Live in Cemetery Tent After Fleeing Beit Hanoun
Gaza: Displaced citizen Khaled Al-Za'anin lives with his family in inhumane conditions in a tent inside a cemetery in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, after being displaced from Beit Hanoun.
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Photos: Al‑Abbas Shrine Continues Major Relief Efforts in Lebanon, Serving 5,000 Displaced Daily
Al‑Abbas Holy Shrine continues its humanitarian mission in Lebanon, providing food, financial aid, and essential supplies to families affected by the war. Following the ceasefire, the Shrine’s central kitchen remains operational, distributing two daily meals to 4,000–5,000 displaced individuals. These efforts come in response to the call of the Supreme Religious Authority to support both the Lebanese and Iranian peoples during the current crisis.
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Photos: Blessed Rain Falls Over the Holy Shrines of Karbala, Filling Hearts with Serenity
Rainfall descended upon the holy shrines of Imam Hussain and Abu al‑Fadl al‑Abbas in Karbala, creating a serene and spiritually uplifting atmosphere. Pilgrims described the moment as one that brings purity and tranquility to the heart.
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Rare 19th-Century Quran Manuscript Goes on Display at Mecca Museum
A rare copy of the Quran, handwritten in 19th-century India, has gone on display at the Holy Quran Museum in Mecca’s Hira Cultural District.
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Hezbollah strikes Zionist convoy in first post-truce operation
Amid the ongoing Israeli violations of the Lebanon ceasefire, Hezbollah ambushes a military convoy, destroying four tanks.
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Between Preserving Sovereignty and Others’ Peace
The easiest excuse a Lebanese official can use to justify their confusion and failure to protect the country and safeguard its sovereignty- especially when honorable citizens take the initiative to resist the Zionist enemy occupying the land and threatening the nation- is to accuse those Lebanese resistance fighters of waging other people’s wars on Lebanese soil
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Israeli army violates ceasefire in Lebanon with strikes and demolitions
The Israeli occupation army carried out new ceasefire violations in southern Lebanon on Monday, launching artillery and air strikes and demolishing homes, while maintaining its presence in the areas it has invaded under what it terms the “yellow line.”
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Al-Abbas Shrine delegation visits children hospitalized at Warith Foundation for Cancer Treatment (+Photos)
A delegation from the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine visited children suffering from cancer, who are hospitalized at the Warith International Foundation for Tumor Treatment in Karbala Governorate, as part of the "Hope Creation" initiative.
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Cultural competition in celebration of Lady Masoumah birth anniversary by Al-Abbas shrine
The Women's Religious Guidance Division, affiliated with the Office of the Senior Official for Women's Affairs at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine, organized a field cultural competition for female visitors in the holy courtyard, celebrating the birth anniversary of Lady Fatima al-Masoomah (peace be upon her)The Women's Religious Guidance Division, affiliated with the Office of the Senior Official for Women's Affairs at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine, organized a field cultural competition for female visitors in the holy courtyard, celebrating the birth anniversary of Lady Fatima al-Masoomah (peace be upon her)
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Outrage after photo shows Israeli soldier smashing Jesus statue in Lebanon
A recent photo of an Israeli soldier smashing a statue of Jesus Christ with a sledgehammer in southern Lebanon has sparked widespread condemnation.
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Al‑Abbas Shrine Showcases Grid‑Making Craft to Academic Delegation from Baghdad
The Department of Manufacturing Holy Shrine Grids and Doors at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine showcased its artistic efforts to the delegation of the Academic Cultural Assembly from the capital, Baghdad.
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Analysis: Combined Iranian Weapon that Takes Down any Power
The war between Iran and two military powers with claims of technological superiority and among the world's top weapons exporters has given many lessons about the nature and shape of the future wars to the military analysts; wars that, using AI and cheap technologies and cyber attacks, would have major distance from the past wars.
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International report: $71.4 Billion needed to rebuild Gaza
An international report released on Monday estimates that recovery and reconstruction in the Gaza Strip will cost approximately $71.4 billion, following the widespread devastation caused by Israel’s war. The report highlights major challenges facing rebuilding efforts on both humanitarian and institutional levels
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Israel urges US to restore UAE influence in Yemen’s Socotra, Mayyun Islands
“Israel” has requested the administration of US President Donald Trump to support the restoration of Emirati military influence over several strategic Yemeni islands, to serve as potential bases in any confrontation with Iran, political and media sources familiar with the matter said
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Israel continues “engineered starvation” in Gaza through Rafah crossing closure - Hamas
Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem said that Israel continues to tighten its blockade on the Gaza Strip by closing crossings and controlling the entry of aid and the number of travelers through the Rafah crossing.
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Al-Abbas Holy Shrine discusses intensifying its relief efforts to support Iranian, Lebanese peoples
The Relief Committee at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine held a meeting to discuss enhancing its humanitarian efforts to support the Iranian and Lebanese peoples.
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Zionist regime closes Rafah crossing, suspending medical evacuations from Gaza
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) have fully closed the Rafah land crossing in southern Gaza, halting the evacuation of wounded and critically ill patients seeking treatment abroad, Palestinian authorities said on Monday.
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Report: Netanyahu Stuck in a Home Swamp as Israelis Fume Over Military Defeat
Anti-government protests in Tel Aviv over the past two days continued as the protesters have voiced the surging discontent with the performance of the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the wars against Iran and Lebanon. The demonstrations caught attention as the protesters raised posters of "Pinocchio Netanyahu", accusing the PM of dishonesty, lying, and corruption.
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Palestinian martyred, others injured in Israeli attacks in Gaza
A Palestinian civilian was martyred and several others were injured in Israeli attacks in different areas of the Gaza Strip on Monday, amid ceasefire violations persisting for the 193rd consecutive day.
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From Lion’s Roar to Cat’s Meow: The Strategic Mirage of Victory in Lebanon
The ceasefire in Lebanon has ignited a firestorm of internal criticism within the “Israeli” security establishment, with many labeling the agreement a strategic surrender. According to the newspaper "Maariv", the conflict, which was launched with grand promises,
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Al-Quds Governorate warns of mass settler break-ins at Aqsa Mosque soon
The Al-Quds Governorate has warned of a social media campaign launched by extremist Jewish temple groups, inciting their followers and supporters to storm the Aqsa Mosque en masse and raise Israeli flags inside it next Wednesday to mark what they call
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UAE Analyst Calls US Military Bases in Persian Gulf 'Added Burden,' Urges Closure
A prominent UAE international affairs analyst described the presence of US bases in the Persian Gulf countries as an “added burden” and called for their closure.
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Efforts to Delay Netanyahu's Corruption Trial with the Aim of Running in October Elections
A journalist based in Ramallah reported that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's lawyers are once again attempting to delay the judicial proceedings under the pretext of security reasons, with the primary goal of enabling Netanyahu to run in the upcoming October parliamentary elections.
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Zionist Commander: We Couldn't Lift Our Heads Due to Fear of Hezbollah's Drones and Missiles
A Zionist commander emphasized that during the war in southern Lebanon, due to the launch of drones and missiles by Hezbollah, they could not lift their heads.
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Anger erupts after Israeli soldier smashes statue of Jesus Christ in southern Lebanon
A photograph showing an Israeli soldier smashing a statue of Jesus Christ with a sledgehammer during an offensive in southern Lebanon has caused public outrage over the shocking and morally unacceptable action.
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Photos: Al‑Askari Shrine Unveils Rare Historic Grilles as Museum Installation Begins
The al‑Askari Holy Shrine has begun installing rare historical artifacts in its museum, including an 840‑year‑old restored grille of the sacred basement, a 300‑year‑old Safavid grille, and the damaged grille from the 2006 bombing. The project, carried out in cooperation with the al‑Abbas Shrine’s technical teams, aims to preserve and showcase the shrine’s deep historical and spiritual heritage.
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