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“In any negotiation, the rights of the Iranian nation should be secured and guaranteed," Raisi says, criticizing the US for abandoning the accord and reimposing crushing sanctions under former President Donald Trump.
Supporters of Shiite group intimidate Druze, threaten prominent sheikhs after community members detain Hezbollah operatives, rocket launcher used to attack Israel.
Commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps Maj. Gen. Hossein tells Hezbollah No. 2 that "Zionist regime is on the brink of collapse." Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi meets with representatives of Hezbollah, Hamas in Tehran.
While leader of Hamas in Gaza Yahya Sinwar threatens renewed violence if the money is held up, PA banks say they are afraid of being held legally liable if money goes to fund terrorism.
Hardliner Ebrahim Raisi takes oath at the Iranian parliament on Thursday afternoon amid stalled nuclear talks.
British navy group says the hijackers who boarded the Panama-flagged Asphalt Princess on Tuesday have left vessel off UAE coast in the Gulf of Oman.
Tehran moves toward more government restrictions on social media applications as hardline lawmakers agree to discuss a bill that many fear will undermine communication and wipe out livelihoods.
"It is time for diplomatic, economic and even military deeds,” defense minister tells ambassadors in special briefing on Iranian aggression.
In a briefing with ambassadors, defense and foreign ministers reveal that senior Quds Force commander Saeed Ara Jani is behind last week's attack on the Israeli-operated Mercer Street tanker.
Items include 3,500-year-old clay tablet bearing part of the Epic of Gilgamesh.
