Why a terrorist group can never condemn a terrorist regime?

By Habilian Association Staff Writers

The issue of Palestine has always been a hot topic in countries of the region. Over 7 decades have elapsed since the occupation of Palestinian lands by the Israeli regime. Meanwhile, the regime’s violence against the natives of the land, slaughtering them and expelling a significant number of them from their hometown to neighboring or other foreign countries have drawn the attention of the public opinion as well as human rights activists all over the world. Besides arousing humanitarian objections, Israel’s measures against Palestinian people have always led to the issuance of a significant number of resolutions by the United Nations and the Security Council.

By Mohammad Sarfi

Long live the resistance, Hail to victory

TEHRAN- ​​​​​​​About ten years ago, when the sound of bullets from multi-national terrorists reached the vicinity of the presidential palace in Damascus, even the most optimistic people thought that Bashar al-Assad's reign had come to an end. Even his supporters believed that they should think about the post-Assad era. From America to European countries and often Arab leaders, they said Assad had to go.

By Mohammad Sarfi

Fateful "line"

TEHRAN- A review of Ayatollah Khamenei's speeches over the past few decades shows that he has repeatedly emphasized the necessity of drawing a line with the enemy.

By Chang Hua, Chinese Ambassador to Iran

Taiwan question is the core of the core interests of China

Lately, out of the sinister intention of interfering in China's internal affairs and plotting to use Taiwan to contain China, several countries have claimed that they oppose “changing the status quo with force” in the Taiwan Strait, accused China of challenging the so-called rules-based international order, and of disrupting peace and stability across the Strait.

By Mohammad Sarfi

The price of betrayal to "The Three Noes of Khartoum"

TEHRAN- After the six-day war between Arabs and Israel in 1967, Arab leaders gathered in Khartoum. The Arab League summit ended on September 1st with a seven-point resolution. This meeting and resolution became famous and historic because of its third point.

By Mohammad Sarfi

A strategy for victory

TEHRAN- An Iranian proverb states: "The well must have its own water." This means that if something does not have the capability, positive change cannot be imposed on it by external factors.

By Dr. Sabir Abu Maryam

Holocaust: The Zionist myth

The Holocaust refers to those people belonging to the Jewish religion, about whom the Zionists have propagated to the world on the basis of lies and deception that they were brutally murdered by the German Nazis between the years 1933 and 1945.

By Mojtaba Rezakhah

Iran’s peaceful and tolerant approach has seldom been returned in kind

Iran ready to help other nations to demand equal share of power

TEHRAN- “People are of two groups. They are either your brothers in faith, or your equals in humanity.” 

By Ehsan Etesam

Ukraine first, Iranian diaspora second and Dutch people maybe the last!

TEHRAN – Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte along with some other officials of the country, including Minster of Justice and some members of the Parliament, had a meeting on March 16 with one of the most infamous Iranian diaspora members, Masumeh Alinejad Qomi Kollaei, aka Masih Alinejad, and made some remarks in regards to recent events in Iran.

By Mohammad Mohsen Fayezi

Generation Z Palestine

TEHRAN- Generation after generation, Palestine follows a path that seems to be predetermined for it, a destiny of support and betrayal, defeat and victory, politics and opportunities, leaders and legends.

By Hadis Hosseini

vengeful lion

TEHRAN- Who are Palestinians? They are heroes who die young and rise to fame quickly. Although sometimes their achievements go unnoticed, they never give up and continue on their path. One of these heroes was Ibrahim al-Nabulsi, who was as brave as a lion and martyred at the age of 18.

By Batoul Sbeity

Indicators of where the Chinese brokered Iranian-Saudi Arabian deal is heading

The Chinese brokered deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia to resume diplomatic ties holds the prospect of the U.S. coming to a point of recognition of the regional power balance, that has been shifting in favour of the resistance axis in West Asia, spearheaded by Iran, for a long time now. This deal may therefore be the preliminary introduction to a larger deal pertaining to U.S.-Iranian relations through the nuclear negotiations.

By Mahdyeh Saeedi

How has liberal capitalism contributed to the collapse of the family institution?

The formation of the "Women's Liberation Movement" in the West has often been used to promote the superiority of the capitalist system as a symbol of developed Western society based on liberal values.

By Martin Love

Someday a day of reckoning for cruelties…

The Zionists think they are winning. They are not. They continue to push their violence in Palestine too far. They are despised worldwide. It’s one thing to be an idiot, but quite another to be a violent idiot. I remember a morning well years ago.

By Adkhamjon Janobiddinov

Uzbekistan–Iran relations: Historical ties and modern cooperation

Since ancient times, Persia and the countries in the area of modern Uzbekistan had diplomatic relations in terms of trade, economy, and many other important factors.

By Shahab Esfandiary

Stoning Iran: Examining western media's disinformation campaigns against Iran

TEHRAN- A few years ago, I co-authored a chapter titled 'Stoning Iran: Strategic Narratives, Moral Authority and the Reporting of a Stoning Sentence' in a collection of essays published by I.B Tauris with the title 'Reporting the Middle East' (2017).

By Sara Atta

Commemoration of unjust incarceration of Japanese Americans

TEHRAN – 81 years ago, the U.S. president issued an executive order ordering more than 100,000 Japanese who were considered a threat to the country's national security to be detained and sent to internment camps.

By Sara Atta

Wikileaks: Leaks of US secret documents that shook the world

TEHRAN – On February 18, 2010, WikiLeaks published a leaked diplomatic cable provided by Chelsea Manning who provided the website with hundreds of thousands of classified documents in what was believed to be the largest unauthorized release of state secrets in US history.

By Fu Lihua

China's economy continues to be a growth engine for the world economy

Currently, the world economy is facing many challenges. High inflation, rising interest rates, shrinking demand, and weakening expectations, combined with the continued impact of the pandemic, have cast a shadow over global economic growth.

George Washington University must be held accountable for taking advantage of the generosity of Iran

This is a brief story of a gift from the Ministry of Higher Education of Iran to the George Washington University (GW) in 1974, which inexplicably evaporated into thin air some 45 years later in 2019 and then miraculously reappeared in 2022.