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Dozens of hordes of extremist Jewish settlers defile Aqsa Mosque under police guard
Hordes of extremist Jewish settlers escorted by police officers desecrated the Aqsa Mosque’s courtyards on Sunday morning, amid tight restrictions on the entry of Muslim worshipers to the holy site.
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Palestinian martyred, others injured by Israeli gunfire in Gaza
The Israeli occupation army continued on Sunday to commit ceasefire violations in the Gaza Strip for the 192nd consecutive day, killing one civilian and injuring two others.
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Only 700 Gaza patients evacuated since Rafah crossing reopened - Red Crescent
The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has reported that only about 700 patients from Gaza have been evacuated for medical treatment abroad since the Rafah border crossing was limitedly reopened in February.
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Pilgrims Begin Arriving in Saudi Arabia as Hajj Season Officially Commences
Pilgrims from different countries have begun arriving in the Saudi Arabia for this year’s Hajj rituals.
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Three Palestinians martyred in ongoing Israeli violations on Gaza
Ongoing violations by Israeli occupation forces of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip since early Sunday have resulted in the killing of three Palestinians and the injury of several civilians, amid a continued tight blockade affecting more than two million Palestinians through the closure of crossings and intensified military measures
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Lebanon Under Fire: Ceasefire as Cover, Law as Casualty
What is unfolding in Lebanon demands more than episodic outrage; it calls for a deeper political and legal reckoning that is attentive not only to the immediacy of violence but to the structural transformations it reveals. This is not merely a story of bombs falling and borders violated, but of how contemporary warfare is being recalibrated—where diplomacy increasingly functions to manage perception rather than to terminate conflict, and where international law is invoked with ritualistic frequency even as its substance is progressively hollowed out
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Extremist Jewish settlers attack Palestinian ambulance south of Nablus, smashing its windows
A Palestinian ambulance was attacked on Sunday evening by a group of Jewish settlers near the Za’tara checkpoint, south of Nablus.
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Gaza Medical staff show solidarity with imprisoned colleagues
Medical personnel held a solidarity protest on Sunday in the courtyard of Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City, reaffirming their support for fellow doctors, nurses, and paramedics detained in Israeli prisons amid escalating violations against them since the outbreak of the genocidal war on Gaza in October 2023
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Gaza death toll rises to 72,551 as more victims remain trapped under rubble
The death toll from the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip rose on Sunday to 72,551, with 172,274 others injured since October 7, 2023, according to the Gaza-based Health Ministry.
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“Direct talks with Israel: An insult to Lebanon”
Hezbollah has warned it will respond to any violation of the ceasefire by the Zionist regime of Israel.
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Israel’s canine unit of sexual torture
The thin veneer that has long served as the psychological bedrock of Israeli forces has finally dissolved into a landscape of visceral, animalistic sadism.
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Al-Abbas Holy Shrine holds a Quranic gathering in celebration of birth of Lady Fatima al-Masoumah (+Photos)
The General Secretariat of the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine held a Quranic gathering to celebrate the birth of Lady Fatima al-Masoomah (peace be upon her).
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Iraqi President Emphasizes Continued Dialogue to End War, Keep Region Away from Dangers of Conflict
The new Iraqi President, Nizar Amidi, exchanged views with Iran's ambassador to Baghdad on ways to strengthen bilateral relations and emphasized the continuation of dialogues to end the war in the region.
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Sheikh Mahdi al-Sumaida'i, Mufti of Iraq: The Necessity of Strengthening the Media of Truth Against the Propaganda Campaign Against Iran
Al-Sumaida'i, criticizing the media dominance of false currents, stated, "One of the fundamental challenges today is the weakness and underperformance of the media of the truth front; while the enemies, by producing fabricated and widespread narratives, influence public opinion, the media of truth must have a more active and effective presence."
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Dr. Yahya Ghaddar: The Resistance Axis Led by Iran Has Changed Global Power Equations
The Islamic Republic of Iran, after the victory of the Islamic Revolution under the leadership of Imam Khomeini (r.a.) and its continuation under the guidance of Imam Khamenei, has been able to present a model of commitment to Qur'anic teachings and Islamic values, introducing this path as a manifestation of the Islamic Ummah's faith against the global hegemonic system.
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Baghdad Friday Prayer Leader: Iran's Persistence and Hezbollah's Resistance Forced the U.S. and Israel to Accept a Ceasefire
The Friday Prayer Leader of Baghdad stated that recent developments, including the announcement of a ceasefire, are the result of the pressures and stances of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the field resistance of Hezbollah, and that "resistance" has been the determining factor in imposing these conditions on the opposing side, not merely diplomatic processes.
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Hezbollah Secretary-General: We Will Respond to Israeli Ceasefire Violations
The Secretary-General of Hezbollah, warning against the continuation of Israeli aggressions, announced that the resistance will respond to any ceasefire violation and that its forces will remain ready in the field.
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Cartoon: Greater Israel and Netanyahu
Artist: Carlos Latuff
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Photos: Return of Lebanese Displaced Persons After Ceasefire
According to the AhlulBayt (a.s.) International News Agency (ABNA) – Lebanese who had been displaced during the clashes between Hezbollah and the Zionist regime have begun returning to their villages in Lebanon following the implementation of the ceasefire on Friday. However, many of them are faced with destroyed or uninhabitable homes, and some remain hesitant to stay in their areas, fearing that the fragile ceasefire may collapse once again.
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Shrine of Imam al‑Kazim and al‑Jawad Adorned in Green for Lady Fatima al‑Masoumah Birth Anniversary
The holy shrine of Imam al‑Kazim and al‑Jawad (AS) has been decorated with a green mantle to mark the joyous occasion of Lady Fatima Al-Masumah birth anniversary, adding a festive spiritual atmosphere to the sanctuary.
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Photos: Staff Reaffirm Heartfelt Dedication to Visitors of Imamain al‑Jawadain
The Service Affairs Department reaffirmed its heartfelt commitment to serving the two holy Imams al‑Jawad and Imam Al-Kadhim (AS) and their visitors, expressing that the arrival of rain symbolizes a renewed spiritual dedication to their mission.
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Photos: Representative of AhlulBayt World Assembly Meets with Families of Martyrs, Tribal Sheikhs in Southern Iraq
According to the AhlulBayt (a.s.) International News Agency (ABNA) – Hojjat al-Islam Mohammad Reza Al-e Ayoub, Director of the Representative Office of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly in Iraq, met with families of the martyrs of the recent war and tribal sheikhs in the cities of Nasiriyah, Samawah, and Diwaniyah in southern Iraq. These meetings were held in appreciation of their courageous support and stances in defense of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in coordination with the office of the Supreme Leader in Iraq.
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Gaza Death Toll Rises to 72,549 as Israeli Genocide Continues, Health Ministry Announces
The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced on Thursday an update on the casualties of the ongoing Israeli genocide since October 7, 2023.
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Hamas condemns PA arrest of veteran activist at France request
Hamas Movement on Saturday strongly condemned the arrest of Palestinian activist Mahmoud al-Adra, also known as Hisham Harb, by the security services of the Palestinian Authority.
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Military official accuses Saudi Arabia of fueling chaos in southern Yemen
Southern military analyst Khalid al-Nasi accused on Saturday Saudi Arabia of pursuing a policy that “fuels chaos, terrorism, and resource looting” in southern provinces of Yemen, despite what he described as significant sacrifices made by local communities over the past decade
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Hezbollah denies involvement in deadly attack on UNIFIL in south Lebanon
The Hezbollah resistance movement has categorically dismissed allegations about its involvement in a deadly assault on the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) in southern Lebanon, which killed a French soldier and wounded three others.
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Analysis / Lebanon Ceasefire: Outcome of Pres. Aoun’s Compromises or Iran’s Ultimatum?
A week after the ceasefire between Iran and the US, finally on Thursday the Lebanese front was covered by the truce, too, and despite the serious opposition by Tel Aviv to linking the Iran war to Lebanon war, the Israeli regime accepted to stop its attacks on Lebanon.
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Muslim Scholars Union Warns Against Internal Sedition and Urges Unity in Lebanon
The International Union of Muslim Scholars in Lebanon has warned the Lebanese people and all groups and tribes against hostile plots and allow their country to descend into civil war.Ali Muhieddin Qaradaghy, the President, and Ali Mohammad Mohammad Salabi, Secretary General of the League, signed a new statement saying,”
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Israeli Strikes Kill One and Injure Several in Southern Lebanon on First Day of Truce
Israeli strikes on a vehicle and motorcycle in southern Lebanon Friday evening killed at least one citizen and wounded others, marking a violation of the first day of the truce.
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Kata'ib Hezbollah: US $10 Million Bounty on Our Leader Proves Washington's Intelligence Failure
The Iraqi Kata'ib Hezbollah resistance movement describes the United States' decision to offer up to $10 million for information on its leader as a testament to the incompetence and failure of Washington's intelligence and military apparatus.