West Asia

An expert meeting on the Horizon of Palestine Development was held on the eve of International Quds Day with the attendance of Nasser Abu Sharif, representative of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Movement in Tehran, and Hossein Ruivaran, expert on regional issues.

Hackers with suspected ties to Hamas targeted Israeli defence, law enforcement and emergency service organisations by setting up bogus accounts that appeared to be women on Facebook, according to the Israeli cyber-security firm Cybereason.

Israel's coalition government lost its parliamentary majority after its chair Idit Silman, announced that she is resigning from the alliance.

West Asia affairs expert

A Kuwaiti fencer has withdrawn from the World Fencing Championships held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to avoid facing an Israeli counterpart, following similar measures taken by a host of Muslim players from across the Islamic world.

Yemen’s armed forces have carried out airstrikes targeting the facilities of Saudi Arabia’s state-run oil giant Aramco.

Five settlements will be built near the city of Arad and another five close to the vital road that connects Beersheba and Dimona cities

A knife-wielding Palestinian on Tuesday killed four people and seriously wounded two others in the southern Israeli city of Beersheba before he was martyred by armed Zionist settlers.

On Wednesday night, Israeli navy ships fired many live rounds, concussion grenades, and flares at Palestinian fishing boats near the shore of Gaza city, forcing them to leave.

IRGC Commander-in-Chief reiterates Iran's will to avenge its martyrs, warning Israelis against continuing in their aggression.

Currently, Israeli prisons house 4,600 Palestinians, among whom are 160 minors and 34 women. The vast majority of them remain in detention without charge or trial.

Everyone with sense of justice, rights must support Palestine cause, says Mehmet Gormez.

A Palestinian man was shot by Israeli forces on Saturday in an alleged stabbing attack in occupied East Jerusalem, according to Israeli police.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians performed Friday prayer at al-Aqsa Mosque in Occupied al-Quds, amid strict Israeli measures at its gates since the morning hours.

Execution of 81 dissidents in Saudi Arabia in recent days has raised shock and outrage around the world, which was slammed for neglecting international human rights and regulations.

The Gaza-based Palestinian Water Authority announces on Tuesday that 35% of the population in the besieged coastal enclave now can drink fresh water from the tap at home after a series of projects were completed.

Israeli troops shot and killed a teenager and wounded at least three other Palestinians during an early morning raid in a West Bank refugee camp, the Palestinian Health Ministry said Tuesday.

Mohamed Masleh, director of resources at Gaza's Environment Ministry, estimated that there are 25,000 tonnes of used batteries in Gaza that need to be recycled.

Iranian intelligence forces have succeeded in dismantling the biggest spy network affiliated to the Zionist regime in West Azarbaijan province, northwestern Iran.

‘On contrary, Israel urges Russia to assess events more adequately,’ says Ukrainian president’s top advisor.

81% oppose the normalizations of relations between other countries and the Jewish state.

Israel fired several missiles toward Syrian military positions near the capital Damascus Monday, killing two civilians and causing material damage, Syria's defense ministry said.

A Palestinian was martyred at dawn on Sunday by the Israeli occupation fire in occupied Al-Quds.

Israel's President Isaac Herzog will pay a two-day visit to Turkiye next week making him the first Israeli head of state to visit the country since 2008.