Scores of disabled people and their families in the Gaza Strip came out to mark the International Day of Disabled Persons.
Two military bases used by US occupation forces in Syria and a convoy of American troops in Iraq have come under attack, amid rising anti-US sentiment in the two neighboring Arab countries.
President Ebrahim Raeisi defends the proposals that have been forwarded by Iran during negotiations held in Vienna to examine the prospect of the US's removing its sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
The Palestinian Authority Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates called on the international community to reconsider the definition of terrorism, after the Israeli officials praised the police officers who killed Palestinian young man Mohammad Salima in Al-Quds' Damascus Gate plaza yesterday.
Palestinian political captive Kayed al-Fasfous was set free from Zionist regime's detention Sunday after he concluded 131 days of hunger strike last month in protest of his detention without charge or trial.
Israeli occupation authorities ordered a number of Palestinian families in the northern Jordan Valley region, in the northeast of the occupied West Bank, to leave their homes for 10 days to make way for Israeli military training in the area.
The OHCRHR body is among dozens of other rights organisations who have denounced Israeli forces' excessive use of force.
A group of 86 human rights organizations and independent experts Friday urged the European Union to impose “targeted sanctions” against the NSO Group, an Israeli company producing the Pegasus surveillance software linked with human rights abuses.
The occupying regime of Israel has maintained all its colonial settlement activities in occupied Palestine up and running, despite calls by the US President Joe Biden for an immediate halt.
How world sees Palestinian resistance movement Hamas
It is natural that Tel Aviv opposes the principle of negotiations on the Iranian nuclear issue, because they consider Iran's success in the negotiations dangerous for themselves. According to this, they are trying to derail the Vienna talks.
In Dear Palestine, Shay Hazkani sheds new light on these events through a unique source base: hundreds of personal letters secretly copied by an Israeli censorship apparatus.
