By Humaira Ahad
US President Donald Trump basked in adulation on Monday at the Israeli Knesset, where he was hailed as “the president of peace,” even as regime lawmakers laughed at his jokes, applauded his idle…
Category: 2. World
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Cyberattack hits Israeli firm MAYA
TEHRAN, Oct. 14 (MNA) – A large-scale cyberattack has targeted MAYA, a company affiliated with the Zionist regime’s Ministry of Defense and military industries, inflicting disruption on its systems.
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Fars, Iran’s rose capital where tradition, trade and tourism bloom
By Maryam Qarehgozlou- Fars province produces nearly half of Iran’s damask roses, with Darab and Meymand leading cultivation and export.
- Rosewater, essential oils, and dried petals sustain over 2,500 families,…
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24 hours with Trump on diplomatic tornado through Middle East
Tom BatemanState department correspondent travelling on Air Force One
Watch: “I’m talking about rebuilding Gaza”, Trump tells the BBC’s Tom Bateman US President Donald Trump’s day-long trip to the Middle East came as the Gaza deal was clinched: an…
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Israel kills 6 more Palestinians in Gaza; Hamas decries ceasefire violation
The Israeli military has killed at least six Palestinians throughout the Gaza Strip within less than 24 hours, despite Tel Aviv’s recent agreement on the implementation of the first phase of a ceasefire…
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Son of hostage Amiram Cooper, whose body remains in Gaza, says ‘it’s not over’
Alice Cuddysenior international reporter,, in Tel Aviv
BBCRotem Cooper says his father’s body not being returned was a “disappointment” The son of an Israeli hostage whose body remains in Gaza has told the BBC he is dealing with the realisation…
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Freed Palestinians tell of hunger, abuse in Israeli jails
Palestinian prisoners released under the Gaza ceasefire agreement have provided harrowing accounts of systematic abuse, describing Israeli prisons as “slaughterhouses” where they endured torture, starvation, and…
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French PM backs freezing Macron’s pension reform to save government
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has told parliament he backs suspending controversial 2023 pension reforms, in the face of crucial votes of no-confidence later this week.
The changes, which raised the retirement age from 62 to 64, were…
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Iran’s missile progresses result of natl. self-credence
Speaking in a local ceremony at Babolsar County, he pointed to the history of widespread sanctions imposed against Iran in the military and scientific fields, stating that enemies of the country were once preventing Iran from importing barded…
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Israel violates truce, kills civilians in Gaza
The Israeli army killed several Palestinians in Gaza on Tuesday despite the new ceasefire agreement, which has taken effect across the strip, according to The Cradle.
In total, nine Palestinians were killed by Israeli ceasefire violations,…
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