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How Hezbollah Preemptive Strikes Frustrated Israeli Scheme to Attack Lebanon: Video
In light of the military escalation on Lebanon southern borders with occupied Palestine, the Western media concentrated on the possible repercussions of this escalation. The British paper, The Guardian, reported rising fears of an all-out confrontation between Hezbollah and the Israeli enemy. In an article, the newspaper mentioned that, after Hamas Movement carried out Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, the Israeli occupation forces moved to the northern area in order to engage in a ...
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'Israel' Used U.S.-supplied White Phosphorus in Lebanon Attack: Washington Post
'Israel' used U.S.-supplied white phosphorus munitions in an October attack in southern Lebanon that injured at least nine civilians in what a rights group says should be investigated as a war crime, according to a Washington Post analysis of shell fragments found in a small village. A journalist working for The Post found remnants of three 155-millimeter artillery rounds fired into Dheira, near the 'border of Israel', which incinerated at least four ...
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'Messengers of Truth': Journalists Honor Fallen Colleagues in Gaza, Renew Allegiance to Palestine
In an emblematic display of international commitment and alliance, the Islamic Radio and Television Union (IRTVU) orchestrated a conference of solidarity in staunch support of journalists operating in occupied Palestine amid ongoing Israeli aggression. Entitled 'Messengers of Truth,' the event transpired on the evening of Wednesday, December 6, at the Coral Beach Hotel in the Lebanese capital of Beirut. It was attended by ministerial and parliamentary dignitaries and eminent figures from various ...
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The Guardian: Young Americans Embrace the Qur'an to Understand the Resilience of Muslim Palestinians
In a groundbreaking report, the guardian sheds light on the young Americans are turning to the Qur'an to gain a deeper understanding of Islam and show solidarity with the Muslim community, particularly in Gaza. Inspired by the strength and faith exhibited by Muslim Palestinians, individuals like Megan B Rice and Nefertari Moonn have embarked on a journey of enlightenment through studying Islam's central religious text. Through instant messaging platforms like Discord and ...
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The Gaza War is Colonial Big Business
By Muhammad Ma'ruf, Ph.D, a thinker and writer on Geo-Philosophy, Geopolitics, Geostrategy, Security and Defense issues. Director, Global Thinkers Institute (GTI). Lecturer in sociology, philosophy and religion, Paramadina University, Jakarta. Entering its 38th day, the victims of the Palestinian genocide resulting from the Israel-USA attack on the Gaza Strip have increased to 11,180 people, including 4,609 children and 3,100 women. More than 28,000 other people were injured. The Tel Aviv regime blocked ...
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Alive| No Singular Day Delineates the Narrative of Martyrs
There exists no circumscribed day that encapsulates the essence of the martyrs. While the historical significance of November 11 is entwined with a seminal event, an epochal juncture catalyzed by the valiant martyr Ahmed Kassir in 1982, the term 'day' inadequately captures the breadth and profundity of the martyrs' actions. Delving into this profound subject warrants a commencement with words of Imam Khomeini (may God be pleased with him): 'All we have ...
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Saudi Arabia’s Last-Minute Summit: Too Little, Too Late for Gaza
In examining the philosophy behind Arab summits, it becomes evident that their purpose, ostensibly, is to address the interests of Arab populations and overcome crises. However, this philosophy has struggled to materialize since the inception of Arab summit conferences in March 1945. Over approximately 70 years, 62 Arab summits have been convened, with 14 labelled as ‘emergency’ summits, including the latest held on the Gaza Strip conflict. Contrary to the expectation that ...
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Financial Times: The Gaza War Shifts Global Dynamics, Impacting Elections and Power Balance
In a groundbreaking report, the Financial Times sheds light on the diminishing optimism that followed recent ‘peace agreements’ between Arab nations and ‘Israel’, emphasizing that a broader war in the Middle East now appears more acceptable than revitalizing the ‘peace process’. The United States, under President Joe Biden, is faced with a significant challenge as Donald Trump emerges as the frontrunner in betting markets and holds a comfortable lead in recent opinion ...
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