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Palestinian shot martyred by extremist settler near Salfit after alleged stabbing attack
A Palestinian man was martyred after he was shot dead by a Jewish settler near the settlement outpost of “Emek Doron,” built on Palestinian land near the town of Deir Istiya, west of Salfit in the West Bank. Israeli media claimed that he attempted to carry out a stabbing attack
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In one month; Haqeebat al-Mu'min App records more than 4 million daily active users
The Intellectual and Cultural Affairs Department of the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine announced that the "Haqeebat al-Mu'min" Application has recorded a remarkable growth in its number of users, surpassing 4 million daily active users within just one month.
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Yemen’s Hajjah: Enhancing Youth’s Connection with Quran among Goals of Summer Courses
There has been unprecedented enrollment in summer courses in Yemen’s Hajjah this year, spanning 1,482 schools.
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Expansion of Educational and Religious Activities in West Africa by Imam Hussain Holy Shrine
As part of its strategy aimed at spreading the teachings of Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them), the African Activities Division, affiliated with the Religious Affairs Department at the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, continues to implement its intensive educational and devotional programs in West African countries
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Yemen: Labor union of Aden issues 3-day ultimatum to Saudi-backed regime over economic crisis
The General Federation of Trade Unions in Aden city issued on Wednesday a final three-day deadline for the Saudi-backed government to address urgent humanitarian and labor demands, warning against the “unprecedented and catastrophic” decline in living conditions
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Hamas condemns Vance’s remarks on Gaza aid as misleading
The Hamas Movement expressed strong condemnation of remarks made by US Vice President J.D. Vance, in which he said that the aid supplies entering the Gaza Strip are the highest in the past five years, describing the comments as “misleading and far from reality.”
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Senior Ansarullah official talks about strange phenomenon breaking all rules
Mohammed Al-Farah, a member of the Political Bureau of Ansar Allah, said on Wednesday that the region is witnessing what he described as an unusual dynamic in international relations.
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Hussaini Preaching Division concludes its mourning assemblies with commemoration of martyrdom of Imam Sadiq
The Public Speaking of Hussayni Preaching Division at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine concluded its mourning assemblies commemorating the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Ja'far as-Sadeq (peace be upon him).
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Lebanese MP Raad Criticizes Washington Talks, Rejects Direct Negotiations with Israel
Head of the Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc, Hajj Mohammad Raad, strongly criticized the recent Washington negotiation session involving Lebanese officials, the United States, and the “Israeli” enemy.
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2,167 people martyred since start of criminal Israeli offensive on Lebanon
Lebanon’s Ministry of Health said on Wednesday that the death toll from the Israeli offensive on the country has risen to 2,167 since March 2.
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Sheikh Ahmad Al-Qattan: Believers trust in God against threats and see victory as near
Sheikh Ahmad Al-Qattan, head of the "Qawlena wal Amal" association and Friday imam of Lebanese Sunni Muslims, emphasized the necessity of trusting in God when facing threats. Citing Quranic verses, he said that believers, under any circumstances, believe in divine assistance and see victory as near.
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Bint Jbeil’s symbolic value for Hezbollah
Hezbollah’s heroic resistance in Bint Jbeil, a historic nightmare town for the Zionist regime, has been turned into a fresh hell for invaders with a dozen confirmed casualties.
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Israeli Army Trapped in the Quagmire of Southern Lebanon / Unable to Enter Bint Jbeil
Despite besieging the town of Bint Jbeil, Israel has become embroiled in a war of attrition and has so far been unable to effectively enter this town in southern Lebanon.
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IMF: Continued War Against Iran Will Push the Global Economy to the Brink of Crisis
The International Monetary Fund, warning of the consequences of the war against Iran, has reported the possibility of the global economy entering one of the worst periods of recession.
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Hezbollah Targets Several Israeli Settlements
Simultaneously with the escalation of hostilities in southern Lebanon, Hezbollah has announced extensive missile attacks on Israeli positions.
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The Role of American Political Figures in the Face of Trump's Failure in Confrontation with Iran
Hojat al-Islam Mojtahedzadeh, a former judge and advisor to the Supreme Court of Iran, in an article, explained the role of American political figures in the face of Trump's failure to confront Iran.
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Ayatollah Sistani Provides Financial Aid to 70,000 Displaced Lebanese Families
The office of Grand Ayatollah Sistani has announced that this eminent source of emulation has provided financial assistance to approximately 70,000 displaced Lebanese families.
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Photos: Gaza Residents Mourn Four Martyrs, Including a Child, at Al‑Shifa Hospital
Residents of Gaza gathered at Al‑Shifa Hospital to farewell the bodies of four people martyred in recent criminal Israeli attacks, among them a child. The scene reflected the deep grief felt across the city as families and citizens mourned the latest casualties.
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Photos: Al‑Askari Shrine Boosts Water Production to 100,000 Liters per Hour for Samarra Pilgrims
The Al‑Askari Holy Shrine in Samarra has significantly upgraded its water‑supply infrastructure to better serve the growing number of pilgrims. Two advanced RO filtration stations, sourced from international manufacturers, have been installed—one on Al‑Mahdi Street and another at the visitors’ garage—each producing 10,000 liters of purified water per hour. These additions raise the shrine’s total clean‑water output to nearly 100,000 liters per hour, ensuring a continuous and reliable supply during peak visitation periods. The expansion is further supported by a central cooling system on Al‑Mahdi Street, which pumps between 8,000 and 9,000 liters of chilled water per hour, providing cold drinking water to pilgrims throughout the day.
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Photos: In Khan Younis, Injured Gazan Raed Al‑Muridi Waits for Transfer Abroad After Israeli Bombing
Gaza: Gazan youth Raed Al-Muridi lies on a hospital bed in Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, awaiting travel outside the Gaza Strip to complete his treatment, after suffering quadriplegia as a result of an Israeli bombing.
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Continued Israeli attacks on Lebanon ahead of negotiations
The Israeli regime continues its attacks on Lebanon while representatives of the regime and the Lebanese government are scheduled to meet today, Tuesday, in Washington.
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Why didn’t Iran close Strait of Hormuz years ago?
Hamshahri examined why Iran did not close the Strait of Hormuz in previous years. The paper argues that closing the strait would have required military action within the waterway, and Iran’s policy has never been to initiate war.
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Mourning processions in Bayn Al-Haramayn commemorate martyrdom of Imam Ja'far Al-Sadeq (+Photos)
The mourning processions in the holy city of Karbala commemorated the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Ja'far as-Sadeq (peace be upon him), in collaboration with the Department of Hussayni Rituals, Processions, and Bodies.
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Medical Affairs Department of Al-Abbas shrine visit to support children with cancer at Imam Hassan Hospital (+Photos)
The Medical Affairs Department of the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine organized a visit to support children suffering from cancer at Imam Al-Hassan Al-Mujtaba Hospital.
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Israeli criminal forces attack kill Palestinian civilian, injure others in Gaza
A Palestinian civilian was martyred and others were injured in Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip on Monday evening.
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Union of Muslim Scholars warns against Israeli plot in Lebanon
The World Union of Muslim Scholars has issued a statement, calling on all segments and groups of the Lebanese nation to strictly avoid being drawn into sedition and civil wars, which are the goal of the Zionist occupying regime.The World Union of Muslim Scholars emphasized, in this statement, that it follows with deep concern the painful situation in dear Lebanon and the dimensions of killing, destruction and genocide, which are similar to the events in the powerful Gaza Strip
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Over 9,600 Palestinian and Arab prisoners in Israeli jails
The number of Palestinian and Arab detainees in Israeli prisons has exceeded 9,600 people as of early April 2026, according to Palestinian prisoner organizations.
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Report / Election of Amidi As Iraq’s President: PUK Restores Power, Political Dynamics Shift
The period of political uncertainty that has been overshadowing Iraq for months has ended following a strategic and surprising turn. The election of Nizar Amidi, the candidate of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), as new Iraqi president on Sunday is not a simple change in the list of the officials of the country, it is a turning point in the Iraqi power dynamics, the competition among the two leading Kurdish parties, and redefinition of the international influence in the autonomous Kurdistan region. This shift signals a paradigm change in Kurdistan coalitions and even charts a new course for the ruling Shiite Coordination Framework’s policy to break the prime ministerial deadlock in Baghdad.
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Lebanon Raises Ceasefire Demand Ahead of Israel Talks
A preparatory meeting between Lebanon and the "Israeli" occupation entity side is set to be held at 18:00 on Tuesday, as per official Lebanese source.
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Unprecedented cyber breach exposes secret Israeli entity–UAE coordination
A major cyber breach has exposed what appears to be covert coordination between Israeli entity and the United Arab Emirates, alongside a large-scale digital attack targeting key infrastructure in Dubai, amid ongoing regional tensions.