Court postpones Netanyahu appearance in corruption trial

An Israeli court has postponed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's testimony in his corruption trial after he requested a delay with the support of President Donald Trump.

Court rejects Netanyahu’s request to delay criminal trial

The occupied Quds District Court rejected on 27 June Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s request for a two-week delay of his criminal trial. 

Iran urges Zionist settlers to leave occupied lands to remain safe

TEHRAN - A spokesman for the Iranian Armed Forces on Sunday night issued a stark warning to Zionist settlers urging them to leave the occupied Palestinian territories, as no part of the region would remain safe for them.

By Martin Love

Countries can rot like fish out of water — from the head down…

Badly disposed homo sapiens inhabit every nook and cranny of the globe. There are enough of them, though they are a small, distinct minority, to make a soul sometimes feel ashamed of being one of the species. There is absolutely NO other species on earth that has done so much damage to other species and to themselves and to Nature for millennia as homo sapiens, and perhaps especially in the last couple of centuries as the earth’s number of humans has swelled in Malthusian leaps and bounds. Among mammals, it’s not even remotely possible to compare destructive human behaviors to the behaviors of other mammals because, simply, there is no comparison to be made. 

Raisi underlines need to fight corruption

TEHRAN – Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has underlined the need for fighting corruption and unhealthy administrative relations. 

People are main supporter of Islamic Revolution, Raisi says

TEHRAN- Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stressed on Thursday that Iranians from all walks of life proved that they stand by the Islamic Revolution both in the past 40 years and even in the recent days.

Transparency ingrained in our religion, Raisi says

TEHRAN - President Ebrahim Raisi has noted that transparency is not an imported value into Iranian society, laws, and regulations, but rather is anchored in “our religion and Islamic tradition”.