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Jerusalem Post: The Mecca Defense Pact Is Dangerous!
The Jerusalem Post, expressing concern over the joint defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, wrote that the statements of Pakistan's Defense Minister about forming a "united military front" against Israel, made one day after the signing of this agreement, indicate that this coalition is more than a technical understanding and could alter regional security equations.
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Rising Suicide Rates Among Zionist Regime Military Personnel
With the continuation of warmongering and military campaigns by the Zionist regime, a Hebrew media outlet reported the suicide of another Israeli soldier.
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Amal Movement Warns About Israel's Scorched Land Policy in Lebanon
Lebanon's Amal Movement, condemning the widespread fires in various areas of the Western Beqaa, called for documenting environmental damages, filing official complaints with international institutions, and prosecuting and trying those responsible for these actions.
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Martyrdom of Palestinian Prisoner in Zionist Regime Prisons
A 36-year-old Palestinian prisoner from the Gaza Strip died on Sunday in Zionist regime prisons.
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Pakistan's MWM Chairman meets Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi in Najaf
Pakistan's Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen Chairman Meets Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi in Najaf.
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Imam Ali Shrine to Contribute to Providing Services to Pilgrims on Safar 28
The Astan (custodianship) of Imam Ali (AS) holy shrine will support activities aimed at serving pilgrims visiting the holy city of Najaf to attend mourning rituals on the anniversary of the demise of the Prophet (PBUH).
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Israel to expand three settlements in occupied East al-Quds with 3,400 settler units
Israeli regime authorities have advanced three major illegal settlement projects in occupied East al-Quds totaling more than 3,400 settler units. The plans have drawn strong condemnation for further fragmenting Palestinian neighborhoods and tightening Israeli control over the holy city.
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Israeli genocide in Gaza continuing unabated despite ceasefire: UN experts
United Nations experts have warned that the Israeli genocide in Gaza is continuing unabated despite a ceasefire reached in October that was aimed at putting an end to the regime's aggression against the Palestinian territory.
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Ansarullah Drone, Missile Attack on Positions of Yemeni Defunct Government Forces
The military spokesperson of Yemen's defunct government reported the resumption of attacks by Ansarullah forces using drones and ballistic missiles, and claimed that air defense had intercepted these attacks.
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Lebanese Figure's Account of Behind-the-Scenes of Rome Meeting; From Negotiation Deadlock to Pressure on Resistance
The director of Lebanon's "Media Focus" center emphasized that the current negotiations between the Lebanese government and the Zionist regime have become trapped in a vicious cycle, and it appears Israel is determined to make the dismantling of Hezbollah's military infrastructure a precondition for any tangible withdrawal.
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Iraq's Badr Coalition: Targeting Hashd al-Shaabi, Red Line
Iraq's Badr Coalition, emphasizing that Iraq's sovereignty is a red line and targeting Hashd al-Shaabi is an aggression against Iraq, added that the withdrawal of foreign forces is a national demand and a fulfillment of loyalty to the blood of the martyrs.
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ABNA Team Fails to Negotiate Exit as Iraqi Host Insists They Stay for Meals and Prayers
As the ABNA team attempted to leave their Iraqi host's home near the shrine of Imam Ali, they found themselves unable to negotiate their way out as the generous host insisted they stay for meals and prayers, and in a heartfelt turn of events, the host gifted Ali his own keffiyeh from Mashhad, leaving the team deeply moved.
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ABNA Team Moved by Iraqi Little Girl's Gesture as They Leave Host's Home to Head Toward Shrine of Imam Ali
As the ABNA team prepared to leave their Iraqi host's home and head toward the holy shrine of Imam Ali, they were overwhelmed by a touching farewell gesture from a little Iraqi girl who brought them cold water, which Ali described as the best goodbye gift they could have received.
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ABNA's Ali Says We thought We Were "Kidnapped" by Iraqi Host as Overwhelming Hospitality on Display Near Shrine of Imam Ali
After being warmly welcomed into the home of a generous Iraqi host, ABNA correspondent Ali humorously remarked that he and his team were not just invited but practically "kidnapped," as their host begged them to come and receive the honor of hosting those who are guests of Imam Ali (AS), a reflection of the extraordinary hospitality that defines Iraqi and Shia culture.
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Photo: Difficulty of Accessing Water in Gaza Strip
AhlulBayt News Agency: The Gaza Strip is facing one of the most complex and dangerous humanitarian crises in its history, as the water crisis has entered a phase of absolute disaster following the near-total destruction of the basic elements of life.
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Photos: Imam Hussain shrine draped in black for Prophet Muhammad's demise anniversary
AhlulBayt News Agency: Concurrent with the approaching anniversary of the demise of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the Holy Shrine of Imam Hussain (a.s.) has taken on a sorrowful atmosphere with the installation of mourning banners.
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Hezbollah warns of Israeli environmental, urban genocide in Lebanon
Lebanon’s Hezbollah warned against Israeli occupation’s continued burning of forested areas and destruction of infrastructure in southern Lebanon, describing the actions as a form of environmental and urban genocide.
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Rights group files complaint in Vietnam against Israeli soldier over war crimes in Gaza, Lebanon
A rights group has lodged a criminal complaint in Vietnam against a member of the Israeli occupation force over war crimes committed in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
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Gaza's aid network nearing collapse as Israeli restrictions disrupt food, medicine deliveries
Gaza’s aid network is nearing collapse as Israeli restrictions disrupt food and medicine deliveries, increasing the risk of famine, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor says.
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Yemeni forces call on civilians to stay away from Saudi military sites, weapons depots
A military source in Sanaa forces has urged civilians in the occupied areas to stay away from Saudi enemy troop-concentration sites and weapons depots to protect their lives.
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Director of Bahrain's Ansar al-Adala Hussainiya Arrested Following Arbaeen Mourning Ceremony
Bahrain's security apparatus continues its campaign against Shiite citizens, targeting their religious rites and obligations, and has launched a widespread wave of arrests.
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Israel Turning Southern Lebanon, Western Beqaa into Scorched, Uninhabitable Lands
Hezbollah, in response to the Zionist regime's burning of forest areas in southern Lebanon and the Western Beqaa, described these actions as part of the ongoing process of destroying Lebanon's environment, infrastructure, and natural resources.
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Israel's Severe Concern Over Egypt's Possible Joining of Mecca Pact; Cairo's Accession Transform Balance of Power in Middle East
Yedioth Ahronoth reported on Israel's severe concern over the possibility of Egypt joining the defense pact between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, considering it a threat to the Camp David Accords and a transformative factor in the regional balance of power.
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UN: Gaza Ceasefire Exists Only on Paper/ Palestinians Confined to 30 Percent of Gaza's Area
Ajith Sunghay, the head of the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, emphasizing that the ceasefire in Gaza "exists only on paper," announced that since the ceasefire was declared in October 2025, 1,150 Palestinians have been killed as a result of airstrikes, naval attacks, and gunfire in areas constituting about 30 percent of the Gaza Strip, most of whom were civilians.
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Analyst: Iran War America's Strategic Disaster/ Tripartite Alliance of Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan, Sign of America's Escape from Region
A regional strategic affairs analyst, in his new article in Rai al-Youm, referring to Michael Fox's article in Foreign Affairs, a former Biden administration advisor who described the war against Iran as a "great strategic disaster" and called for U.S. withdrawal from the region, emphasized that numerous pieces of evidence, including the loss of more than 40 advanced American aircraft, an 80 percent reduction in interceptor missile stockpiles, the closure of two major commercial straits, and the $8 trillion cost of U.S. wars in the region, prove the failure of Washington's strategy.
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From Political Demands to Confronting Repression; A Look at Path of Bahrain's Popular Movement
An article titled "Bahrain's People's Movement; Political Maturity in the Face of the Elimination Project" by Ali al-Fayez has been published on the Mirat al-Bahrain website. In this article, the author analyzes Bahrain's political developments within the framework of a long-term conflict between the protesting society and the ruling structure, and claims that political protests in this country have historical roots, social backing, and a specific intellectual framework.
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Middle East on Brink; Will U.S. War with Iran End in Agreement?
An Arab analyst believes that despite increased U.S. and Israeli pressure on Iran to retreat from some positions, Washington and its allies have concluded that ending the regional war is not possible without reaching an agreement with Tehran.
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Arab Countries Mobilized to Overthrow Iraq's Political Experience: Iraqi Cleric
The Friday Prayer Leader of Najaf, referring to regional movements against Iraq, emphasized that Arab countries have mobilized at military and propaganda levels to overthrow Iraq's political experience.
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Iraqi Hospitality Shines as Local Man Opens Home to ABNA Reporter and Fellow Pilgrims Near Shrine of Imam Ali
Just getting off a bus in Najaf, ABNA correspondent Ali experienced firsthand the renowned hospitality of Iraqi Shias when a local gentleman offered his home, meals, and transportation to the team and fellow pilgrims, a gesture that Ali described as common in this part of the world but perhaps surprising to Western audiences.