Tensions in the Middle East have escalated after Hamas’s surprise attack on Israel on October 7 and the retaliatory actions by the Israeli regime. Gaza has still not achieved a ceasefire, and the shadow of war looms over some countries like Lebanon.In 2024, Iran was compelled to respond with missile strikes against Israel on two […]
Imam Hussein’s Encounter with the Army of Hur On the first day of Muharram in the year 61 AH, Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) encountered Hur and his companions. After quenching the thirst of his followers, the time for the midday prayer arrived. Hajjaj ibn Masruq al-Ju’fi (one of the martyrs of Ashura) called […]
Undoubtedly, there were many suitors for Lady Fatimah (peace be upon her), and there is no need to mention the narrations in this regard. Her father, even before becoming a prophet, held a prestigious position in the eyes of his fellow townspeople. The Prophet’s response to the suitors: “I am awaiting the divine command.”Umar and […]
Trump’s Middle East PolicyTrump’s Middle East policy has primarily focused on strong alliances with Israel and a confrontational approach toward Iran. He emphasizes his efforts to mediate peace agreements and combat extremist terrorist groups such as ISIS.Jennifer Bell, in an article in Al Arabiya, wrote: “American voters have cast their ballots, and with the victory […]
Zuhayr ibn Qayn, this brave and noble man, was one of the greatest supporters of the martyred Imam. Imam Husayn (peace be upon him) entrusted the right wing of his small army to Zuhayr. In battle, he was one of the greatest heroes and martyrs, and it was he who suggested to the Imam (peace […]
Details of Iran-US Negotiations in Oman on April 7: Trump’s Stance on Iran’s Nuclear Program According to some reports, Abbas Araghchi and Brian Hook (likely a reference to Robert Malley or another U.S. negotiator) are the senior negotiators for Tehran and Washington, respectively. The talks will begin indirectly, mediated by Badr al-Busaidi, Oman’s Foreign Minister. […]
: The United States has repeatedly acknowledged, both officially and unofficially, that it will exert maximum effort to prevent the expansion of Iran’s regional influence. The U.S. government seeks to diminish Iran’s material and ideological influence as the leader of the “Axis of Resistance” in the region, while also challenging Iran’s nuclear and missile capabilities […]
The value of Iran’s national currency, the rial, has recently plummeted to its lowest level in history. This free fall, influenced by a multitude of factors including international sanctions, soaring inflation, and public distrust of the government’s economic policies, has affected the lives of millions of Iranians and cast a shadow of serious uncertainty over […]
:Israel (or Isra’il) is the name given by the Zionist regime to a part of the land in southwestern Asia, specifically in the Middle East, after the occupation of Palestinian territories, with the support of Western powers. Israel, which is currently a member of the United Nations, is not recognized by some countries, such as […]
According to Fars News Agency, “It’s still a long way to reach the spirit of the Sacred Defense era”… During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, when various segments of the population had mobilized for mutual aid and campaigns to provide food packages for families affected by the economic downturn, the waiver of rent for […]
Tensions in the Middle East have escalated after Hamas’s surprise attack on Israel on October 7 and the retaliatory actions by the Israeli regime. Gaza has still not achieved a ceasefire, and the shadow of war looms over some countries like Lebanon.In 2024, Iran was compelled to respond with missile strikes against Israel on two […]
Mohammad Diab Ibrahim al-Masri, also known as Mohammad Deif, born in 1965 in Khan Yunis, Gaza, is a senior Hamas commander and the leader of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades (the military wing of Hamas). He is considered one of the most prominent figures within Hamas and has been involved in numerous military operations against […]
Since the establishment of the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas in 1987, the movement has been subjected to a series of attacks and assassinations, targeting its founding members and senior leaders.Assassinations, as part of the efforts of the occupying regime to eliminate the Palestinian cause since the Nakba in 1948, have been used to eliminate Palestinian […]
The General Staff of the Armed Forces: Zionist enemy aircraft, in a blatant violation and contrary to international law, launched a number of long-range air-launched missiles with very light warheads—about one-fifth the weight of Iranian ballistic missile warheads—from the space controlled by the U.S. terrorist army in Iraq, 100 kilometers from Iran’s borders. These missiles […]
The Supreme Leader’s Recent Strategy Regarding Zionist Movements Against IranOver the past month, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution has twice outlined Iran’s strategy regarding anti-Iranian movements by the Zionist regime. During Friday prayers in Tehran on October 13, 1403 (October 4, 2024), referring to Operation Wa’d al-Sadiq 2 (The True Promise 2), he […]
Details of Iran-US Negotiations in Oman on April 7: Trump’s Stance on Iran’s Nuclear Program According to some reports, Abbas Araghchi and Brian Hook (likely a reference to Robert Malley or another U.S. negotiator) are the senior negotiators for Tehran and Washington, respectively. The talks will begin indirectly, mediated by Badr al-Busaidi, Oman’s Foreign Minister. Donald Trump, then U.S. President, stated: “We are having direct talks with Iran, and there will be a very important meeting on Saturday. We’ll see what happens. There will be a big meeting with the Iranians and direct talks with them.” He added: “A deal with Iran is possible, and that would be great. High-level direct negotiations with Iran are underway. Success in these talks would benefit Iran.” Trump also said: “We want Israel to be involved in any agreement with Iran, but at the same time, we are trying to prevent conflict.”On the Saturday meeting, Trump emphasized: “There will be a major, direct meeting with the Iranians. We’ll see what happens. Maybe we’ll reach a deal, and that would be fantastic.” He claimed that any potential agreement could be “different and much stronger” than the JCPOA (Iran nuclear deal). However, Trump refused to disclose the meeting’s location, only stating: “I can’t say where the Saturday meeting will be held. It’s highly confidential and will be direct.”He warned: “If negotiations fail, Iran will be in serious trouble. We cannot allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons. Some countries have nukes when they shouldn’t, but Iran must never get them.” When asked how a new deal with Iran would differ from the JCPOA, Trump replied: “I can’t disclose details, but it will be a stronger agreement.”Netanyahu’s Demand: A “Libya Model” for IranBenjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s Prime Minister, urged Trump to model any Iran deal on the 2003 Libya agreement, where Libya dismantled its nuclear program entirely. During his meeting with Trump at the White House, Netanyahu said: “We are united in preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Whatever happens, we must ensure Iran never gets a nuclear bomb.” Iran’s Response: Indirect Talks OnlyAbbas Araghchi, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, confirmed Trump’s remarks about talks but clarified that negotiations would be indirect. He stated: “This is both a test and an opportunity. The ball is in America’s court.” Araghchi had previously denied any direct talks, saying: “No negotiations have taken place yet. The U.S. has not responded to our proposal for indirect talks via Oman.”Oman’s Mediation and Iran’s ConditionsOn Monday, April 7, Araghchi explicitly dismissed claims of direct talks, stating: “We do not accept direct negotiations for reasons we’ve repeatedly explained, but we are ready for indirect talks mediated by Oman.”He stressed: “Now, the ball is in America’s court. We are in no rush.”Farnaz Fassihi, a New York Times reporter, cited three Iranian officials claiming: “Iran and the U.S. will hold indirect talks in Oman on Saturday. Iran has told the U.S. that if the first phase goes well, it won’t oppose direct talks later.” Rejection of the “Libya Model”Regarding Netanyahu’s push for a Libya-style dismantling of Iran’s nuclear program, Araghchi responded sarcastically: “They must be dreaming!”Tariq Rauf, former Head of Verification at the IAEA, commented on applying the “Libya model” to Iran: “Netanyahu insists any deal must follow what he calls the ‘Libya model’—meaning Iran must completely dismantle and remove its nuclear infrastructure.”
