• The Big Satan doesn't protect the region from the Small Satan 2025-09-13 21:34

    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.

  • Israel is seeking to become hegemon in the region

    By Matin Jamshidi

    Israel is seeking to become hegemon in the region

    TEHRAN - After committing genocide for 23 months in Gaza with Western support, especially from the United States, and killing a number of top Hamas leaders in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, and finally attempting to assassinate Hamas chief negotiator Khalil Al-Hayya in Doha, Israel has proven that it is seeking to become a hegemon in the region with U.S. backing.

  • “Children of Gaza, don’t lose hope, we are by your side”: Dutch activist on Sumud mission says

    “Children of Gaza, don’t lose hope, we are by your side”: Dutch activist on Sumud mission says

    Dominique, the sole Dutch participant in the Sumud flotilla, says ordinary citizens must act where governments fail

    TEHRAN - As the Sumud humanitarian flotilla voyages waters of Tunisia with the aim of breaking the siege on Gaza, international activists are stepping forward to challenge the blockade through non-violent action. Among them is Dominique, the only delegate from the Netherlands, who spoke to the Tehran Times about their motivation, readiness to face risks, and heartfelt message to Palestinian children.

  • From trade bans to cultural boycotts: The Netherlands’ comprehensive stand for Gaza justice

    By staff writer

    From trade bans to cultural boycotts: The Netherlands’ comprehensive stand for Gaza justice

    TEHRAN – Standing by as catastrophe advances in Gaza—fueled by Israel’s unrelenting military aggression—gross human rights violations, and a deepening humanitarian crisis should compel the world, especially European countries, to take stronger and united action. This means pressing Israel to halt the violence and extending unequivocal support to the people in dire need in Gaza.

  • Israel's attack on Doha; will Arab states wake up?

    By staff writer

    Israel's attack on Doha; will Arab states wake up?

    TEHRAN – Israel’s reckless airstrike in Doha this week has shifted the political landscape in West Asia. The attack struck a residential area in the Qatari capital on Tuesday, where a Hamas delegation was meeting during U.S.-proposed ceasefire talks over the Gaza conflict. The strike killed five lower-ranking Hamas members, while the leadership survived. A Qatari security officer also lost his life.

  • After Cairo talks, a cautious resumption of Iran-IAEA cooperation

    By Mona Hojat Ansari 

    After Cairo talks, a cautious resumption of Iran-IAEA cooperation

    Inspectors' full return to Iran hinges on sanctions and security body’s judgement 

    TEHRAN – After a meeting in Cairo between Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi, Iran and the IAEA agreed to resume cooperation on Tuesday, an agreement that seemingly pleased Grossi but created a bedlam in the Iranian parliament. 

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