By Ali Karbalaei

U.S. “smokescreen” to invade Rafah

Israeli army general hits out at Netanyahu

TEHRAN- The Israeli occupation regime appears determined to invade Rafah, despite warnings from the United Nations and international aid agencies about the catastrophic results of a ground offensive.

By Shahrokh Saei

Behind the facade of American democracy

Clampdown on pro-Palestine protests violates U.S. Constitution

TEHRAN- Violent police clampdown on pro-Palestine protesters at American universities and colleges has pushed U.S. double standards towards free speech and democracy to the forefront of media debate.

By Wesam Bahrani

Hezbollah’s unbreakable solidarity with Gaza

200 days after the Lebanese resistance movement opened second largest front

TEHRAN- One day after Operation al-Aqsa Storm on October 7, Lebanon’s Hezbollah entered the battle in solidarity with Gaza.

By Shahrokh Saei

Campus crackdown abetting genocide

US police make arrests as pro-Palestinian protests sweep college campuses

TEHRAN - Pro-Palestine protests have snowballed across elite universities in the United States amid a violent police crackdown on students who call for ending Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza.

By Shahrokh Saei

Israel haunted by glaring failures

Israeli military intelligence chief steps down

TEHRAN- The resignation of the Israeli military intelligence director has raised serious questions about the ulterior motives lurking behind his decision.

By Wesam Bahrani

200 days of Israeli failures in Gaza

Unique Palestinian resilience despite severe hardship

TEHRAN- Marking 200 days since Operation al-Aqsa Storm that saw the Israeli army attack Gaza with unprecedented ferocity, major questions remain as to what Tel Aviv has achieved.

By Shahrokh Saei

Paper tiger

Iran, Hamas military operations have shattered Israel’s invincibility image

TEHRAN- After the 1967 Arab–Israeli War, also known as the Six Day War, Israel has always tried to project an image of itself as a powerful entity with an invincible army.

By Wesam Bahrani

US universities silence pro-Palestine activism

TEHRAN- Over the past months, universities in the United States have heavily cracked down on peaceful activism on campus and beyond in opposition to the Israeli genocide in Gaza.

Ending U.S. presence in Iraq can end Washington-Tel Aviv malevolence

PMF base comes under aerial aggression

TEHRAN - A deadly explosion struck a military base in Iraq used by the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) which played a key role in defeating the Daesh terror group.

By Shahrokh Saei

Mockery of peace

U.S. vetoes Palestine’s UN membership bid

TEHRAN - International outcry continues to grow after the United States blocked a widely-backed Security Council resolution that would have allowed the State of Palestine to be admitted as a full United Nations member.

By Wesam Bahrani

Rafah braces for Israeli invasion

Palestinians fear the worst with nowhere to go

TEHRAN-Reports indicate Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have told Western diplomats that the regime will press ahead with a military invasion of Rafah.

By Wesam Bahrani

Israeli army participating in deadly West Bank settler violence

UN demands “independent” investigation over joint army-settler attacks

TEHRAN- The United Nations has demanded that the Israeli military end its active participation with armed settlers attacking and killing Palestinians across the occupied West Bank.

By Shahrokh Saei

U.S. tech giants abet Israeli genocide

Google, Amazon accused of complicity in Gaza massacres

TEHRAN- Big technology companies such as Google and Amazon have been accused of complicity in Israel’s war of genocide in the Gaza Strip which has claimed the lives of around 34,000 Palestinians.

By Ali Karbalaei

Chilling discovery of mass graves in Gaza

Israel “exploited shameful international silence”

TEHRAN- Hamas has hit out at the “shameful” silence of the international community after two mass graves were discovered in Gaza, including one with 20 members of the same family.

By Shahrorkh Saei

Sheer barbarism

Israel is under fire for killing Palestinian civilians, using AI to commit 'domicide' in Gaza

TEHRAN- Israel has perpetrated cold-blooded massacres in the Gaza Strip since launching war on the Palestinian territory on October 7. Nearly 34,000 Palestinian people have been killed in Israeli strikes since then, most of whom are women and children.

By Ali Karbalaei

Public support drops for Israel in US and Britain

More Americans sympathize with Palestinians

TEHRAN- Recent surveys in the United States and the United Kingdom have revealed another dip in public support for the occupation regime of Israel.

By Shahrokh Saei

Bloodbath on the coastal road

Israeli troops open fire on Palestinians heading to northern Gaza

TEHRAN- Another appalling massacre is feared in the Gaza Strip as Israeli forces open fire on Palestinian civilians who try to return to their homes in the territory’s north.

By Ali Karbalaei

Palestinians celebrate Iran’s retaliatory attacks

Palestinians in the blockaded Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank as well as occupied al-Quds (Jerusalem) have welcomed the Iranian retaliatory operation against the Israeli regime.

By Wesam Bahrani

Germany faces fresh lawsuit over arms to Israeli military

ECCHR calls on the Berlin government to revoke all arms sale licenses to Tel Aviv

TEHRAN- Rights lawyers have filed a new lawsuit against a German government decision to approve the shipment of thousands of weapons to the Israeli occupation forces.

By Shahrokh Saei

Israel incites settler violence to ethnically cleanse West Bank

TEHRAN - Brutal settler violence has sharply escalated in the occupied West Bank since Israel launched war on the Gaza Strip on October 7.

By Ali Karbalaei

U.S. official admits “credible” reports of famine in Gaza

Tel Aviv is still preventing aid from reaching the enclave

TEHRAN- A senior official serving in the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden has publicly admitted that famine is now occurring in the blockaded Gaza Strip.

By Shahrokh Saei

Unexploded Israeli bombs, a threat to life in Khan Younis

TEHRAN- Israel’s months-long military assault in Khan Younis has left a trail of destruction and posed grave risks to the Palestinians who are returning to the city nearly a week after the regime’s troop withdrawal.

By Ali Karbalaei

Unable to break Khan Younis, Israeli forces flee under fire

Resilience of flashpoint city forces Israeli military to change tactics

TEHRAN- The Israeli military has withdrawn all its ground troops from southern Gaza after four months of battle with the Palestinian resistance fighters in Khan Younis.

By Shahrokh Saei

Battlefield failures cost Netanyahu’s coalition dear

TEHRAN- Cracks are widening in the Israeli coalition cabinet as rifts continue to develop between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his far-right ministers over the Gaza war.

By Shahrokh Saei

Israel rocked by largest protests since launching Gaza onslaught

Violence flares in Israel, gaps widen among regime officials

TEHRAN - The Israeli cabinet is struggling to cope with unrelenting domestic pressure over its handling of the Gaza war, as the regime’s brutal onslaught on the besieged Palestinian territory enters its seventh month.