By Payman Yazdani

Trump’s policy toward Saudi to be subverted by Clintonites: Kovacevic

TEHRAN - Prof. Kovacevic says Tump administrations policy toward Saudi Arabia will eventually be subverted by the Clintonites who would prefer a regime change in Saudi Arabia.

By M.A. Saki

Warsaw meeting: Roots of the crises in the Middle East

TEHRAN - The U.S. is co-hosting a conference on the Middle East with Poland in Warsaw. It has claimed the aim of the conference is to address crises in the region.

By Mohammad Ghaderi

Minister’s death blow to Tel Aviv with trampling on the occupation symbol

TEHRAN - While some of the Arab leaders, particularly in the Persian Gulf region, are normalizing relations with the Zionist regime, the people of these states deeply despise the Zionists.

By Ramin Hossein Abadian

Tel Aviv’ fears the future; what Zionists are concerned most about

TEHRAN - These days, Israeli officials are not feeling so hot, and are extremely concerned about the future, as it is quite evident in Tel Aviv's statements. 

By Mohammad Ghaderi - Twitter: @ghaderi62 - Email: m.ghaderi62@gmail.com

Tel Aviv fears Hezbollah more than ever

TEHRAN - Israelis are riddled with fear, fear of Hezbollah missile capability and the invaluable experience of Lebanese resistance fighters in the Syrian War. 

By Ramin Hossein Abadian

Innovative and cheap warfare against the Zionists is working

TEHRAN - Zionist military commanders have lately acknowledged the security problems it faces in the West Bank and in particular Gaza Strip. It is a brewing crisis, so much so that (IDF) Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Gadi Eisenkot has recently acknowledged that the regime has failed to provide security to Zionist residents near Gaza.

By Mohammad Ghaderi

Tel Aviv’s ‘northern shield’ operation’s objective in Lebanon border

TEHRAN - As the Zionists fear of Lebanese Hezbollah's power increases day by day, they make military drills to practice the real battle with the Lebanese resistance’s group. On December 4, 2018, Zionists launched an operation dubbed “Northern Shield” to discover the Hezbollah cross-border tunnels.

By Rouhollah Ghasemian   

The missiles that brought Tel Aviv to its knees

TEHRAN - The situation in Gaza on Sunday, November 11, 2018, was in crisis when a group of Israel Defense Forces (IDF) infiltrated the Gaza Strip but faced the reaction of the Palestinian resistance forces.

By Hamid Bayati

Putin’s S-300 winging to Syria: Tel Aviv’s nightmare

TEHRAN - A Russian Ilyushin-20 military aircraft with 15 servicemen on board was brought down on September 17 by Syrian anti-aircraft S-200 air defense system in northwestern Syria. Moscow blamed Tel Aviv for the incident, and the Zionist authorities fought to cast blame elsewhere.

By Farzad Farhadi

Reasons behind Tel Aviv's fear of war with Hezbollah

August 14 is the anniversary of the Lebanon Resistance Victory over the Israel's 33-day war in 2006. That has been enough for Israeli officials to threat Hezbollah in Lebanon.

By Ramin Hossein Abadian

Normalization of relations with Zionism at the new station

TEHRAN - The process of normalizing the relations between Arabs and the Zionist regime has entered a new phase, and Al-Khalifa and Al Saud regime officials stand in the forefront of it with Tel-Aviv.

By Hanif Ghaffari

Be careful Mr. Macron!

TEHRAN - Emmanuel Macron, the weak and incapable president of France, continues to play his direct role to the benefits of the United States and the Zionist Regime. During his recent press conference with Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister the Quds occupying regime, Macron expressed his concerns over Iran's regional activities.

By M.A. Saki

It’s essential to protect world order from U.S. harm

In a speech at the Iranian Foreign Ministry Institute for Political and International Studies in November 2013, former German Foreign Minister and Vice Chancellor Joschka Fischer said the United States is the only power which can guarantee a certain order in the world.

By Ramin Hossein Abadian

Deciphering the new American game in Syria / Washington's dream for southern Syria

TEHRAN - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov, has announced an agreement between Russia, the United States and Jordan to hold a meeting on tensions in southern Syria. He stressed that officials from three countries in Amman would come together to discuss the condition of Southwest Syria.

By Ramin Hossein Abadian

Another Zionists adventure in Gaza/ Resistance is on the way

TEHRAN - Early morning the other day, resistance forces stormed more than 20 rockets into occupied territories of the Zionist regime, a response to the aggression of the regime against the resistance.

By staff & agencies

Tenth return protests: from Gaza to Haifa

Over 400 Palestinian prisoners to go on hunger strike in Israeli jails

Tensions have been running high along the Gaza fence since March 30, which marked the start of a series of protests, dubbed “The Great March of Return,” demanding the right to return for those driven out of their homeland.

By staff & agencies

Gaza #Returnprotests continue with 120 martyrs

The Palestinian Health Ministry in a report on Friday said 120 people have been killed and hundreds have been injured since March 30

Nima Chitsaz

Israeli bloodshed in Gaza as Palestine marks Nakba Day

A day after the Israeli bloodshed in Gaza, the Palestinians are marking the 70th anniversary of Nakba Day (Day of the Catastrophe/Yawm an-Nakba), when Tel Aviv forced them out of their homeland and declared its existence on the occupied territory.

By Lachin Rezaian

Trump's Quds move to fulfill campaign promise to wealthy Jewish donors: Former CIA officer

TEHRAN – Former counter-terrorism specialist and military intelligence officer of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Philip Giraldi said Donald Trump fulfills a promise to very wealthy Jewish contributors to his campaign, adding Benjamin Netanyahu wanted it and Trump is seen as someone who listens to Netanyahu.

By Ramin Hossein Abadian

Trump's Quds move: A failed project to legitimize Zionism

TEHRAN - The president of the United States Donald Trump announced a few months ago the transfer of the American embassy in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and emphasized the need for its operation.

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 Payman Yazdani

Tough resolutions, epic statements inadequate for saving al-Quds: Maleki

TEHRAN _ Political analyst Sadegh Maleki told Jerusalem al-Quds will not be liberated merely by issuing resolutions and making harsh statements in absence of any practical measures against Trump’s decision.

By Yuram Abdullah Weiler

The usurpation of Palestine from Balfour to Trump

“Palestinian Arabs might have ended up governing their own country if a Russian Jew living in Manchester had not developed a chemical process for extracting nail-varnish remover from horse-chestnuts.” —Karl Sabbagh

By Mohammad Ghaderi

Trump’s al-Quds move: A fireball

The United States President Donald Trump will recognize al-Quds (Jerusalem) as Israel's capital on Wednesday despite intense Arab, Muslim and European opposition to a move that would upend decades of the U.S. policy and risk potentially violent protests.

Washington, Tel Aviv, Riyadh failed to split Syria, Iraq: envoy

TEHRAN – Iran's ambassador to Caracas said on Friday that the U.S., Israel and Saudi Arabia tried but failed to disintegrate Syria and Iraq.

U.S. Iran policy decided in Tel Aviv: Mousavian

TEHRAN – Former Iranian nuclear negotiator Seyed Hossein Mousavian says Washington’s policy toward the Islamic republic is shaped in Tel Aviv not Washington, ISNA reported on Monday.