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Ali Shamkhani's daughter's 1.4 billion toman wedding ceremony at Tehran's Espinas Parsian Hotel has become a focal point for Iranian social media criticism, with users contrasting the May 2024 luxury event against government calls for public patience during economic sanctions and recent announcements of expanded morality police deployment.
Senior Hamas figure Tawfiq Abu Naim, who served time in prison with Yahya Sinwar, remains in the Gaza Strip despite rumors he had fled. Palestinians claim he survived an assassination attempt and is involved in the wave of executions in Gaza.
A massive explosion shook the Egyptian capital, causing windows to shatter miles away. The blast occurred at a military base in the northern part of the city, near key government facilities.
After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accepted US President Donald Trump’s invitation to join the peace conference in Egypt, several Arab leaders threatened to boycott the event. The threat worked, and Netanyahu canceled his participation in the summit, despite Trump’s encouragement for him to attend.
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain are worried about the major role given to Qatar in President Donald Trump’s plan for Middle East reconstruction. A senior Saudi official told Israel Hayom that “excessive Qatari involvement will lead to the plan’s collapse.”
The Islamic Republic article describes Hamas' October 7 attack as a "costly failure" and indirectly acknowledges the severe blows suffered by the entire Iranian axis in the confrontation with Israel.
Reports from Gaza suggest that armed Hamas units have already been deployed across several districts, with some dressed in civilian clothing and others wearing the uniform of Gaza’s so-called “blue police.
The pro-Iranian Al-Mayadeen network reported that signs indicate the US military may block the movement of Iranian commercial vessels in response to sanctions, raising tensions with Tehran.
Leaked documents appear to point to a major deal involving the sale of Russian-made fighter jets to Iran, centered on the purchase of 48 advanced Sukhoi-35 aircraft. The leak, published by the hacker group “Black Mirror,” reportedly contains more than 300 documents, including pricing details and weapons transactions worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
A source told the Saudi channel Al-Sharq that Khalil al-Hayya will arrive in Cairo at the head of the Hamas delegation. For the first time there will be “heavy security” and the use of communication-jamming systems along the delegation’s travel route.
