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Alive| No Singular Day Delineates the Narrative of Martyrs
There exists no circumscribed day that encapsulates the essence of the martyrs. While the historical significance of November 11 is entwined with a seminal event, an epochal juncture catalyzed by the valiant martyr Ahmed Kassir in 1982, the term 'day' inadequately captures the breadth and profundity of the martyrs' actions. Delving into this profound subject warrants a commencement with words of Imam Khomeini (may God be pleased with him): 'All we have ...
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Saudi Arabia’s Last-Minute Summit: Too Little, Too Late for Gaza
In examining the philosophy behind Arab summits, it becomes evident that their purpose, ostensibly, is to address the interests of Arab populations and overcome crises. However, this philosophy has struggled to materialize since the inception of Arab summit conferences in March 1945. Over approximately 70 years, 62 Arab summits have been convened, with 14 labelled as ‘emergency’ summits, including the latest held on the Gaza Strip conflict. Contrary to the expectation that ...
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Financial Times: The Gaza War Shifts Global Dynamics, Impacting Elections and Power Balance
In a groundbreaking report, the Financial Times sheds light on the diminishing optimism that followed recent ‘peace agreements’ between Arab nations and ‘Israel’, emphasizing that a broader war in the Middle East now appears more acceptable than revitalizing the ‘peace process’. The United States, under President Joe Biden, is faced with a significant challenge as Donald Trump emerges as the frontrunner in betting markets and holds a comfortable lead in recent opinion ...
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A Mumbai Elder's Lone Vigil: Championing Palestinian Rights with Unyielding Courage
In the bustling heart of Mumbai, a solitary figure, an elderly advocate, takes a steadfast stance, wielding a placard that reverberates across the globe. His message is crystal clear: a protest against the oppression endured by the people of Palestine, an unwavering endorsement of their just cause. In a world often hesitant to confront uncomfortable truths, this lone act of valor serves as a beacon of hope and a resolute reminder that ...
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Op. Al-Aqsa Flood| Israeli Madness Could Set Region on Fire as Resistance Draws Redlines
The incidents that seemed inconceivable to both friend and foe have now become a grim reality in the course of the Arab-Israeli conflict. The situation has evolved beyond Israel's unacknowledged defeat, with Israeli commanders seeking international attention for a significant criminal operation they plan to undertake in the Gaza Strip and other parts of Palestine. That is, not only for vengeance but also to erase the operational, psychological, and political consequences of ...
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Opinion| “Israel Defense Forces”… The Naming Serves the Zionists Right!
For long years, as an editor at Al-Manar, I was warned against using the misleading term of “Israel Defense Forces”, also referred to as the “IDF”. The editing policy was based on a belief that the Zionist entity has never been in a state of defense. The occupying regime, which has killed tens of thousands of people in the region since its establishment in 1948, has been in a state of offense. ...
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Saudi’s Bin Salman Sells Palestine: Normalization-for-Security
Hussein Ibrahim* Translated by Areej Fatima Husseini In 1945, Abdulaziz Al Saud, Saudi Arabia's first king, signed an 'oil-for-security' agreement with former US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, marking the transfer of leadership of the Western project in the Middle East from Britain to the US. Thus, the mission of protecting the Gulf kingdoms, emirates, and sheikhdoms was shifted from British to American control. At that time, the usurping Israeli entity was under ...
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Lebanon on the ‘Waiting List’ as US Prefers Qatar over France: Report
Al-Akhbar Newspaper* Translated by Areej Fatima Al-Husseini The reluctance of foreign ministers of the 'Five-Nation Group' countries (which include the US, France, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt) to attend yesterday's meeting at the headquarters of the Permanent Mission of France to the United Nations in New York appeared to be an indication of the meeting's failure before it was held. This is due to divisions among its members, contrary to what the ...
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Scott Ritter: Comprehensive Ukrainian Defeat is the Only Possible Outcome of Its Conflict with Russia
September 2 marked the 78th anniversary of the World War Two surrender ceremony onboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay. This moment formalized Japan’s unconditional capitulation to the United States, and its allies, and marked the end of the conflict. From the Japanese perspective, it had been ongoing since the Marco Polo bridge incident of July 7, 1937, which started the Sino-Japanese War. There was no negotiation, only a simple surrender ...
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