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By Shahrokh Saei
From Gaza to Darfur: Mossad’s strategic footprint in Sudan’s genocide
TEHRAN – As the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) consolidate control over western Sudan with the fall of el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, questions are growing about the involvement of foreign actors—particularly Israel and the United States—in shaping the trajectory of the country’s civil war.
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By Wesam Bahrani
Israel, U.S. fabricating a plot to justify attack on Iraq
TEHRAN – The American and Israeli regimes fabricate an Iraqi threat to justify aggression and destabilize regional stability.
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By Garsha Vazirian
Gaza’s shadow over NYC: How a mayoral race turned into a moral referendum
Calling genocide by its name, Zohran Mamdani forced a reckoning and unleashed a fierce counterattack
TEHRAN – Zohran Kwame Mamdani, the Ugandan-Indian son of a postcolonial scholar who was born in Uganda, has done something the pundit class assumed impossible: his campaign dragged the once-distant politics of Gaza into the center of a New York mayoral election and forced voters to decide whether American power remains accountable.
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By Garsha Vazirian
Gaza’s shadow over NYC: How a mayoral race turned into a moral referendum
Calling genocide by its name, Zohran Mamdani forced a reckoning and unleashed a fierce counterattack
TEHRAN – Zohran Kwame Mamdani, the Ugandan-Indian son of a postcolonial scholar who was born in Uganda, has done something the pundit class assumed impossible: his campaign dragged the once-distant politics of Gaza into the center of a New York mayoral election and forced voters to decide whether American power remains accountable.
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By Nawaf Al-Zaru
Terror as doctrine: How Zionist ideology weaponized violence to invent its past
AMMAN – This ongoing spectacle of Zionist terror and criminality — now in policies of extermination in Gaza and extending across the length and breadth of Palestine — is driven by a deliberate ideology, strategy, and malevolent set of objectives.
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Israeli fire kills three north of Rafah despite ceasefire
Three Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire north of Rafah, Nasser Medical Complex staff told Al Jazeera, in what many observers consider a breach of the fragile ceasefire.
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By Shahrokh Saei
From Gaza to Darfur: Mossad’s strategic footprint in Sudan’s genocide
TEHRAN – As the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) consolidate control over western Sudan with the fall of el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, questions are growing about the involvement of foreign actors—particularly Israel and the United States—in shaping the trajectory of the country’s civil war.
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Batool Subeiti
Legitimacy from the people: The will that defines victory
LONDON - Despite the destruction that war leaves behind, true victory belongs to those with unyielding willpower.
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By Sondoss Al Asaad
Electoral crisis and shadow of Geagea’s presidential ambition
A dispute over expatriate voting exposes Lebanon’s entrenched political maneuvering and paralysis
BEIRUT — Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam’s cabinet has postponed a decision on proposed electoral amendments until Thursday, awaiting the report of a ministerial committee tasked with reviewing the changes.
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By Wesam Bahrani
Israel, U.S. fabricating a plot to justify attack on Iraq
TEHRAN – The American and Israeli regimes fabricate an Iraqi threat to justify aggression and destabilize regional stability.
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By Habib Ahmadzadeh
Peace by force and Trump’s inverted world order
TEHRAN – Think about how, over the past fifty years, Western leaders—especially in Europe—have repeatedly shouted “democracy” and “no to violence.”
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By Nawaf Al-Zaru
Balfour at 108: Betrayal, responsibility and the ongoing dispossession of Palestine
AMMAN – The Palestinian poet Ibrahim Tuqan (1905–1941) addressed the British occupiers and the calamities they brought upon Palestine and the Arab world, writing: “Since you occupied us, the ill omen of life has weighed us down, with poverty, hunger, hardship, and corruption. By your hand, the flood of their exile overflowed, and the promise we received turned out to be expulsion.”
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By Shahrokh Saei
Holy hostility: How Trump weaponizes religion to threaten Nigeria
TEHRAN – U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent threat to launch military strikes against Nigeria under the banner of protecting Christians is not a sudden outburst — it is part of a long-standing pattern.
