By Mohammad Fatemizadeh

Netanyahu's gov. must pay the price for crime in Khan Yunis: Hamas senior spokesman

TEHRAN - In the aftermath of the Zionist regime's infiltration of the Gaza Strip, which targeted and killed an Izz al-Din Qassam brigade commander, there were many questions raised about the incident. Why, for example, did the Israelis do it? It smashed the ceasefire information, but now apparently the ceasefire is back on again.

By Javad Heirannia

Trump shows wishes to withdraw from JCPOA: former senator

TEHRAN – Bennett Johnston, an American politician in the Democratic Party and lobbyist who represented Louisiana in the United States Senate is the current chairman of the American-Iranian Council. Mr. Johnston is of the opinion that “Trying to predict what President Trump will do is a fool’s errand, but it does appear that every indication is that he wishes to withdraw from JCPOA.”

Zionist-Saudi hype set to overwhelm Iran's call for 'security networking'

MOSCOW - The Iranian foreign minister took part in a Russian-hosted forum on regional security, the Valdai Discussion Club, on Monday, fast on the back of his attendance at the Munich Security Conference the day earlier.

By Syed Zafar Mehdi

Netanyahu in India: Why India must not shake hands with him

NEW DELHI - On Sunday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose animated bear hug easily beats Trump’s awkward handshake, went against protocol to welcome his new friend Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the New Delhi airport. After a bear hug and handshakes, the six-day visit kicked off with both leaders extolling each other and reaffirming commitment to enhance bilateral ties.

By Korshaid Dali

On the Turkish-Israeli clash

The media and political clash between Turkey and Israel has intensified following Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to the Holy City.

By Martin Love

Wealth moving from West to East

CALIFORNAI - Protest and turmoil. Social or political or economic or all three. Some turmoil has been happening in Iran of late.

By Hanif Ghaffari

Netanyahu only looking for a helper

TEHRAN _ As time goes by, we see an increase in the general and universal hatred of the Zionist occupying regime. In recent years, and in surveys conducted in European countries, most of the citizens of the green continent have supported the embargo on Zionist regime by the European Union. Although Zionist officials are trying to construe this issue as anti-Semitism, the reality is that “fight against Zionism” is increasing in Europe day by day.  The latest decision of the U.S. President, Donald Trump regarding the announcement of Jerusalem as the capital of the Zionist regime, has once again led to an increase in public hatred in Europe over the president and prime minister of the Zionist regime.

By Wayne Madsen

Saudi-Israeli-Kushner plot to kidnap Lebanon’s PM and start a war

The internal coup against rival members of the House of Saud engineered by Donald Trump’s “special envoy” Jared Kushner and the Binyamin Netanyahu government in Israel in concert with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) has now extended beyond Saudi Arabia’s borders into Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates.

By Zahra Sadat Khezri

Israel is unbridled regime: Islamic Jihad rep.

TEHRAN - Representative of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad in Tehran says “the Zionist regime is formed on the basis of a violation of human rights backed by the world's greatest powers.”

By Hossein Askari, Contributor Professor of Business and International Affairs at George Washington University

Trump’s ‘Beautiful’ Deals with Arabs Will Boomerang

President Trump has said time and again that he would bring his deal-making talents, which he claims to be second to none, to his new job as president of the United States.

By Frida Ghitis

Who, exactly, is running U.S. foreign policy?

Not a day goes by in the Netherlands without President Donald Trump making news. If you're an American traveling overseas, you have likely been buttonholed by locals asking you to explain what is going on with the new administration.

By Hanan Ashrawi

Trump and the world must decide: justice or occupation

The reaction to possible U.S. embassy move is a test of the world's commitment to peace.

By Yvonne Ridley

Israeli wildfires expose Netanyahu’s burning hatred

As wildfires tore through large swathes of the land a week or so ago, some Israeli politicians used the disaster as an opportunity to fan the flames of hatred against Palestinians by calling it a “fire intifada”. Foreign firefighters from many countries came to Israel’s assistance, but it seems that those politicians had different