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Since the coronavirus hit earlier this year, Iran has reduced its monthly payments to each of the four top militia groups in Iraq to between $2 million and $3 million from $4.5 million to $5 million, says one commander in a powerful Iraqi militia.
An "incident" damaged an under-construction building near the Natanz nuclear site, but no damage was caused to its centrifuge facility, Iranian spokesman says.
Following video call in which the leaders of Russia, Turkey, and Iran discuss efforts to stabilize Syria, joint statement condemns Israeli airstrikes in the war-torn country.
"If Trump gave Israel Jerusalem and people didn't take to the streets to protest, they won't do it over the annexation, either," Ramallah resident says.
Zeinab Soleimani, who just married Hassan Nasrallah’s relative and son of likely successor, believes that her father’s assassination would bring a "dark day" to the United States and Israel.
Paper by Jordan's Royal Aal al-Bayt Institute for Islamic Thought claims Old Testament proves "Jerusalem was always an Arab city." Palestinian official: Paper debunks the exclusive Israeli narrative used to negate Palestinians' rights in Jerusalem. In the past, PA President Abbas also claimed Jesus was Palestinian.
Shiite judge attempts to muzzle Ambassador Dorothy Shea over her criticism of Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed Shiite terrorist group that wields considerable power in Beirut's parliament.
"Although military and defense industry accidents do occur in Iran, the consensus appears to be a cyberstrike by Israel against Iran," a senior Western analyst tells Saudi news site.
The arrests mark a bold move by the government to crack down on groups that have long been a source of tension for US-Iraq relations. Additionally, they highlight rising tensions between state security forces and militia groups.
A large explosion that rattled Tehran early Friday came from an area that analysts believe hides an underground tunnel system and missile production sites.
