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Auckland Mayor Criticized After Calling RNZ Staffer “Muslim Terrorist” Before Interview
The mayor of New Zealand’s largest city is facing criticism after an incident in which he referred to an RNZ staff member of Indian heritage as “a Muslim terrorist” and commented on the man’s beard moments before an interview.
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Saudi Health Minister Completes Two‑Day Inspection of Mecca Hospitals Ahead of Hajj
A two-day inspection tour of healthcare facilities in Mecca to assess their readiness for the upcoming Hajj season was completed by the Saudi health minister.
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Two Palestinians martyred in Israeli drone strike on Gaza's Al-Nasr neighborhood
At least two Palestinians have been killed and several others injured in an Israeli airstrike targeting a group of civilians in the besieged Gaza Strip.
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Islamophobia; Man Who Sent Death Threat to Islamic Society of Greater Chattanooga Gets 18‑Month Sentence
Sentencing of a Tennessee man who threatened a mosque in that US state has been welcomed. .
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Zionist settlers burn two cars in attack on Qusra south of Nablus
Two vehicles were set on fire by Zionist settlers following an attack on Palestinian homes in the town of Qasra, south of Nablus.
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Mass rallies in Sanaa, Yemeni governorates affirm readiness to support resistance, confront escalation
Massive public rallies were held in the capital, Sanaa, and several Yemeni governorates following Friday prayers.
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Hormuz Closure in Place as long US Blockade in Place, Talks Depend on Accepting Iran’s Conditions
As the US announces the ceasefire extension unilaterally, the world community has its questions about if a comprehensive deal will be reached and tensions give place to stability, or the unsettled issues, especially Iran's missile program and Strait of Hormuz closure, will push the region to a rejuvenated military conflict.
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Pope Leo XIV: US-Israeli Attacks on Iran Have Created Chaos for Global Economy, Innocent Population
The US-Israeli attacks on Iran have created chaos for the global economy and for Iran’s entire innocent population, who are suffering because of this war.
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'One God, one nation, one leader, one path'
President Donald Trump has resorted to psychological warfare, seeking to mask the growing strategic and political costs of the US-Israel war against Iran that began on February 28.
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Tehran International Book Fair to be held online
The 37th edition of the Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF), the country’s largest annual cultural event, is scheduled to go online in mid-May, the organizers have announced.
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Analysis / Gaza Model in Lebanon: From Implementation to Failure
When we follow the discourse of the Israeli media outlets in recent weeks regarding Lebanon, we can see a very familiar rhetoric, one the Israelis used before war on Gaza. It seems that the Israeli politicians and commentators, who are these days talking about escalation in Lebanon, hope that Gaza destruction repeats itself in Lebanon.
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Analysis: What’s the Message of Iran’s IRGC Seizing Violating Ships in Strait of Hormuz?
On Wednesday, Iran's IRGC Navy command stated that it seized two ships for breaching rules, navigating without permits, and tampering with navigation systems and escorted them to the Iranian coasts.
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Analysis: Iran’s Embassies on the Frontline of War of Narratives
As the American-Israeli aggression against Iran has once again put to show the glorious Iranian unity and national cohesion and motivated the people from all layers of society to defend their country beside the armed forces, the diplomatic missions, especially the embassies, have also shouldered an important part of the job.
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Ayatollah Larijani: Trump 'Sowing Seeds of Discord' Among Iran's High-Ranking Officials
Lashing out at the US president, Ayatollah Sadegh Larijani, Chairman of Expediency Discernment Council has said that US President Donald Trump is sowing seeds of discord among the high-ranking officials of the country.
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Senior Lebanese Shia cleric: Silence over crossing Lebanon's red lines is not permissible
Senior Lebanese Shia cleric warns against normalization with Israel, affirms resistance as a fundamental necessity for Lebanon's survival.
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Tehran Friday Prayers Leader: Martyred Ayatollah Khamenei Guided Islamic Nation on Power Path with Steadfastness
Tehran's interim Friday Prayers Leader Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Hassan Aboutorabi-Fard says martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei guided the Islamic nation on power path with his steadfastness.
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Foreign Ministry spox rejects Arab League’s claims against Iran
Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei has dismissed a recent statement by Arab League foreign ministers on Iran, urging the bloc to refrain from adopting positions shaped by the unilateral and unconstructive perspectives of certain member states.
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Why has Israel entered direct talks with Lebanon?
The Islamic resistance of Lebanon emerged to fill a vacuum during a time of absolute Israeli dominance of the country following the 1982 invasion. Its resistance finally led to the liberation of Lebanon.
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Over 8,000 healthcare workers ready to provide services voluntarily
More than 8,000 healthcare workers have announced their readiness to provide relief and medical services voluntarily, an MP has said.
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A campaign to wash, clean surroundings of Al-Abbas Shrine
The Service Affairs Department at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine carried out a campaign to wash and clean the surrounding area of the shrine of Aba al-Fadl al-Abbas (peace be upon him).
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Settler Aqsa raids aim to impose new realities - Sheikh Ekrima Sabri
Aqsa Mosque preacher Sheikh Ekrima Sabri warned of escalating settler incursions into the Aqsa Mosque, stressing that Israeli authorities and extremist groups are exploiting religious and seasonal occasions to carry out plans aimed at altering the existing status quo at the site
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Al-Abbas Shrine doubles efforts of its central kitchen to 10,000 meals for displaced in Lebanon
The Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine has doubled the efforts of its central kitchen in Lebanon to 10,000 meals daily, provided to the displaced affected by the current situation in the region as part of its series of humanitarian and relief initiatives.
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Over 50 Indian physicists denounce raids on universities in Iran, Lebanon and Palestine
A group of prominent Indian physicists specializing in string theory has expressed solidarity with academics in Iran, Palestine and Lebanon, condemning attacks on universities and civilian institutions during conflicts involving Israel and the United States.
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Trump and the trap of the ‘necessary evil’: How a 40-year trajectory was reversed
For nearly half a century, from Jimmy Carter to Barack Obama, American presidents shared a common conviction: that their job was to manage Israel. They pressured, pleaded, and clashed with Jerusalem (al-Quds), but never surrendered the premise that America was the senior partner. George H.W. Bush was so infuriated by settlements that he banned a young Benjamin Netanyahu from the State Department
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Russia: Iran Demonstrated 'Shining Example' of Defense During US-Israeli War of Aggression
The first deputy head of the Main Directorate of International Military Cooperation of the Russian Defense Ministry says Iran demonstrated a “shining example” of defense during the recent illegal US-Israeli war of aggression.
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Persian Gulf Arab states will be clear losers in war - National Interest
In a comprehensive analysis published by The National Interest, Dr. Marwa Maziad – an assistant professor of Israel Studies at the University of Maryland – argues that the ongoing war between Iran and the US-Israeli axis is fundamentally reordering West Asia. Most strikingly, she concludes that regardless of the war's outcome, the Arab Persian Gulf states will be the clear losers
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IRGC Navy Confiscates "Epaminondas" Container Ship in the Strait of Hormuz
The Navy Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has announced that it has confiscated "Epaminondas" container ship in the Strait of Hormuz.
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70,000 Palestinians perform Friday prayer at Aqsa Mosque
Around 70,000 worshipers performed Friday prayer at the Aqsa Mosque amid restrictions and measures imposed by Israeli forces around the Old City of Jerusalem and its gates.
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UK Disbands Unit Tracking Israeli Violations of International Law
The United Kingdom Foreign Office has closed its unit monitoring "Israeli" breaches of international law in Gaza and Lebanon as part of departmental budget cuts, The Guardian reported.
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Over 500 Turkish organizations back Gaza aid flotilla aiming to break blockade
More than 500 civil society organizations in Türkiye have pledged support for a new international maritime initiative aimed at breaking the Israeli blockade on Gaza, according to organizers of the effort.