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In interview with Al-Mayadeen TV, Hezbollah leader vows to avenge Israel’s killing of a Hezbollah fighter in Syria earlier this year, asserting his organization could "strike anywhere inside Israel." There are many matters Israel has no knowledge of because those are kept in a “very tight circle,” he says.
Iran reported 119 deaths from the new coronavirus on Sunday, the lowest daily fatalities in more than three months,...
Gaza's Religious Affairs Ministry's document, dated Dec. 15, called for “activities by the directorate of preaching and spiritual guidance to limit interaction with Christmas.”
Following speculation Tunis to be next Arab capital to normalize ties with Israel, Tunisian Foreign Ministry issues statement asserting that “as Tunisia respects the sovereign positions of other countries, it affirms that its stance is principled, and changes in the international scene will never affect it.”
"The United States will continue to seek accountability for those prolonging this conflict," US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says.
The Islamic republic has signed up for COVAX, an international program designed to distribute coronavirus vaccines to participating countries around the world.
Members of terrorist group tell Guardian they worry Trump or Israeli government would "use the weeks before Joe Biden’s inauguration to act decisively against Iran and Hezbollah."
Institute for Monitoring Peace and Cultural Tolerance in School Education finds attitudes towards Israel are becoming “more balanced and tolerant."
Large number of respondents said prospects for their children worsened after 2010 wave of protests.
Move comes amid tensions with the US over Iran's nuclear program. While the purpose of the building remains unclear, any work at Fordo is likely will trigger concerns that the ayatollahs' are gearing up to make a dash for an atomic bomb.
