By Mona Hojat Ansari 

Iran says Europe ignored ‘logical’ offer based on ‘baseless excuses’

A day after Macron accused Araghchi of lacking agency, the E3 caved in to US pressure and officially began snapback of UN sanctions

TEHRAN – As a leader who has frequently talked about how “concerned” he is about Iran’s battered nuclear program in recent weeks, Emanuel Macron of France inarguably blunted any efforts to prevent tensions from shooting up when he sat down with a Zionist journalist on Thursday and announced that Europe will re-instate UN sanctions against Iran, regardless of what the country has done or might do in the future.

By Mohammad Mahdizadeh, Iranian expert in international military history

Ibrahim Aghil: The architect of ‘Hezbollah military doctrine’

TEHRAN – It has been one year since the assassination of General Hajj Ibrahim Aghil, Hezbollah’s operations chief, along with 14 of his comrades and fellow officers in an Israeli air raid on the southern suburb of Beirut (Dahia).

By Wesam Bahrani 

Israeli officers killed in Gaza 

TEHRAN – The Israeli army has confirmed the deaths of four officers in battles in the Gaza Strip as the armed wing of Hamas issues a stern warning. 

By Garsha Vazirian

Gaza offensive reaches ‘cataclysmic’ scale as US shields Israel at UN

TEHRAN – Israeli forces have intensified their offensive on Gaza City, unleashing a combination of airstrikes, drone attacks, and ground assaults that have left neighborhoods in ruins.

By Muhammad Akmal Khan 

The UN crumbles as Gaza burns

ISLAMABAD - For around eight decades, Palestine has been the world’s question that won’t be answered; a place where justice claims have been examined and found wanting. The UN Charter, which was born after the devastation of the World War II, committed to peace, equality and protection for the oppressed. 

By staff writer 

Global backlash grows over Israel’s ground incursion in Gaza City

TEHRAN – Israel is pressing forward with its full-scale ground invasion of Gaza City following a period of intense bombardment, sparking widespread international backlash.

By Wesam Bahrani 

Yemeni missile forces Netanyahu's plane to make ‘emergency landing’

TEHRAN – Yemen announces new operations against the Israeli occupation regime in response to the Gaza genocide and the regime’s ongoing aggression against the country.

By Shahrokh Saei 

Doha summit ends with strong words, no action 

Iran’s president: No Arab or Muslim country safe from Israeli aggression 

TEHRAN – An emergency meeting of Arab and Islamic countries in Qatar on Monday vehemently condemned Israel’s brazen and unprovoked airstrike on Doha last week, denouncing it as a blatant act of aggression that threatens regional stability and undermines efforts to end the war in Gaza.

By Garsha Vazirian

Between occupation and brutality: Israeli advances and Syria’s brutal new order

TEHRAN — Israel’s recent ground operation into southern Syria — reported under the codename “Green-White” and said to have advanced roughly 38 kilometers into Syrian territory, reaching within about 10 km of Damascus — represents the deepest Israeli penetration since the wars of the 1970s and a significant escalation in a campaign that has become systematic since the fall of Bashar al-Assad.

Arab leaders: Global silence fuels Israel’s crimes

TEHRAN – Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit on Sunday slammed the “silence and inaction” of the international community, saying it has emboldened Israel to continue its “crimes.”

By Shahrokh Saei

From satellites to propaganda: Google implements Mossad’s digital siege

TEHRAN – Google stands accused of facilitating Israel’s war effort, providing both the tools and platforms that aid military operations and shape global narratives.

The Big Satan doesn't protect the region from the Small Satan

Following Doha attack, Larijani tells Arab states to form ‘joint operations committee’ to confront Israel

TEHRAN – The Israeli fighter jets that violated Saudi Arabia’s airspace on Tuesday and rained missiles on residential buildings in the Qatari capital of Doha was a reminder of how brazen the Israeli regime has got in the past two years. It also highlighted the fact that no country in the region can insulate itself from the regime's violence, even if, like Qatar, it hosts the largest regional American base, gifted the U.S. President a $400 million aircraft, and has poured billions of dollars into the U.S. economy over the years.

By Faramarz koohpayeh

UNGA vote highlights growing isolation of Israel and U.S.

TEHRAN – Israel and the United States appear to have become more isolated following the approval of a United Nations General Assembly resolution that paves the way for the establishment of a Palestinian state.