Narration of the 33-day war by General Soleimani

Ayatollah Khamenei's wonderful prediction after my bitter report

TEHRAN- One of the milestones of General Soleimani's career was his presence in the 33-day war waged by the Israeli regime against Lebanon in 2006. In an interview published a few months before his assassination, Soleimani gave a first-hand information about some aspects of the war.

By Wesam Bahrani 

Two old comrades

The relationship between the two martyrs’ stretches back a long way before the era of Daesh's occupation of Iraq. But it was during the era of the terror groups' occupation that more media attention and focus were put on these two legends. 

By Dariush Sajjadi

Qassem Soleimani: A Persian Knight

Following the military operation named Beit-ol-Moqaddas and the Liberation of the city of Khorramshahr in 1982, which persuaded Israel to hastily attack south of Lebanon in an attempt to help Saddam Hussein hide himself behind the solidarity among Arab states with the ultimate goal of protecting himself from the attacks and advancements of the Iranian combatants, Ahmad Mottavaselian who as the commander of Muhammad Rasulollah-27 Division played a pivotal role in the liberation operation of Khorramshahr voluntarily went to Syria to explore ways of defending Muslims in Palestine and Lebanon.

By Sadegh Vafaei

A review of General Soleimani’s thoughts

Why Iran entered Syria and the why martyrdom is different from imprudence

TEHRAN- The book titled Zolfaghar written by Ali Akbar Mozdabadi, published after Hajj Qassem Soleimani was martyred, includes some of his memories and quotes. This article is written based on Zolfaghar as well as other sources on the third anniversary of General Soleimani’s assassination.

By Mohammad Sarfi

A Shining Star in Khomeini's Universe  

TEHRAN- It is good that when children come into this world, nobody knows what destiny awaits them and what mission they undertake in their future life. Also, nobody knows what great mission the history has assigned them to do.  

By Martin Love

Soleimani was a great man. Period. 

TEHRAN- As an elderly American now, I have witnessed the apparent decline of my country in most all respects (except perhaps in military power) in to what appears to be an insane number of wrong-way turns since I was a youth in in the 1960s. It was with the Vietnam War that the pretensions or fact of “Empire” really began to take hold.

By Yuram Abdullah Weiler

Hajj Qassem: On the cutting edge of Islamic Resistance

“And do not speak of those who are slain in Allah’s way as dead; nay, they are alive, but you do not perceive”—Quran 2:154

By Mohammad sarfi

Gen. Soleimani’s name sent shivers down the enemies’ spine

TEHRAN- People acquire proficiency in the job over time, especially when they have been engaged in that profession for a long time. Among the professions, being a military man entails a harsh and tough nature and it is natural for military servicemen to be tough as they deal with fire, gunpowder and blood. They spend a part of their lives on the war fronts and witness dismembered bodies and experience horror and death more than others.