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Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib says Beirut cannot oust the Iranian-backed Shiite terrorist group "militarily or diplomatically. We need help. We need help from the UN, and we need help from the region. They should help us. So far, nobody has helped us."
Report by the UN agency says Tehran nears nuclear bomb yardstick. Naftali Bennett speaks with IAEA chief Rafael Grossi ahead of his trip to Tehran "for meetings with senior Iranian officials."
According to York University’s Farhad Rezaei, what distinguishes Iran when it comes to persecution of Christians is that it is pursuing a "strategy of eliminationism" – an organized, unrelenting, Nazi-like campaign to reduce the Christian presence in the Middle East.
"Israel is not the only country 'plundering' other countries. From a Saudi perspective, Iran is plundering Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, and Bahrain" and is the most dangerous country in this day and age, he says.
Owner of Nafha language school Ahmed Al-Faleet explains that his courses allow anyone who gets a permit to read signs, documents written in Hebrew, and communicate with soldiers at checkpoints.
Hezbollah-affiliated media outlets report that the sides discussed the recent developments in the Palestinian arena, namely events in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, along with the future of the conflict with Israel and the political situation in the Middle East.
"[Uranium] enrichment ... continues with a maximum ceiling of 60%, which led Westerners to rush to negotiations, and it will continue with the lifting of sanctions by both 20% and 5%," says the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, Mohammad Eslami.
Hours after Russia launched an invasion of Ukraine, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi tells his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin that "NATO expansion is a serious threat to the stability and security of independent countries in different regions."
Ashraf Rifi tells MTV that Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah should stand trial for his crimes.
"Even now, Hezbollah’s Golan File Unit gathers intelligence and awaits an opportunity to attack Israel," says a report by the Alma Research and Education Center.
