برچسب: West Asia

Ramallah Residents Take to Streets in Support of Gaza + Video

The people of Ramallah in the West Bank held a march in support of Gaza.

According‍ to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Quds⁤ Al-Akhbariya, demonstrations supporting Gaza continue across various regions worldwide, including the West Bank.

In this context, a march expressing solidarity with ⁢Gaza and condemning hunger and Israeli regime aggressions took place in Ramallah city in the West Bank.

The‍ people in cities around the world are staging protests calling for a ceasefire and⁤ showing support for Gaza.

News Sources: © webangah News Agency,Mehr News Agency,Quds ⁣Al-Akhbariya,

آگوست 3, 2025
Office of Ayatollah Sistani Urges Against Using His Images in Public Places

The Office⁢ of Iraq’s Highest Shia Authority Issues statement Objecting to Displaying His Images in Public Places.

According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News agency and Sumeria, the ⁣Office of Grand Ayatollah Sayyid ali al-Sistani, Iraq’s highest Shia authority, issued a statement today, ‌Sunday, objecting to the display of‍ his images along the routes used by⁤ Hussaini pilgrims. The statement specifically ⁣criticized political groups and service providers who have placed such images publicly.

The statement noted that certain‌ political and service organizations have been placing Ayatollah al-Sistani’s portraits in public spaces, especially along the walking paths leading to Hussaini pilgrimage sites.

It emphasized: “We reiterate our opposition to these actions and call on all parties to refrain from them. Relevant authorities should take appropriate measures regarding this matter.”

News Sources: © webangah ⁤News Agency, Mehr News Agency, Sumeria

آگوست 3, 2025
Al Mayadeen: New Framework Being Established for Iran’s Relations with the IAEA

Informed sources report an ⁣imminent visit ⁢by a delegation⁣ from⁤ the‌ International Atomic Energy Agency to Iran.

According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News agency, ⁢informed sources told Al Mayadeen that ⁣an IAEA delegation will travel ‌to Tehran in the coming days. The visit aims to discuss the implementation mechanism of Iran’s parliamentary law‌ concerning the suspension ⁢of cooperation with the‌ agency.

The sources added that thes talks will focus on the political‍ aspects⁢ of this ⁢process, and no ‌IAEA inspectors will ⁤be part of the ⁢delegation.

They also noted that a new chapter in relations ⁣between ⁢Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency will emerge ⁣within the framework ‍of Iran’s recently approved legislation.

It is indeed noteworthy that on July 28,an Iranian‍ Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated: ⁤”Regarding the IAEA,we ‍remain parties to safeguards ⁣agreements.A new protocol is planned⁣ with the agency considering parliament’s resolution, ‍which legally binds⁢ us. We⁤ will determine how to continue cooperation ‍accordingly. Within two weeks, an‌ IAEA official is scheduled to visit Iran for technical‍ discussions.”

News Sources: © webangah News agency

آگوست 3, 2025

Sharp Decline in Zionist Confidence in Netanyahu

A ⁣recent survey in the occupied territories reveals a ⁤sharp decline in⁢ Israeli citizens’ trust in the regime’s prime ⁤minister.

A poll conducted by the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies shows that ‍trust among Israelis in Prime‍ Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and⁢ his cabinet has considerably decreased, according to webangah News Agency.

Only 30 percent ‍of Israelis express confidence in Netanyahu, ‌while⁣ just 23 percent trust his cabinet.

The institute also reported a‍ steep ⁤drop in public trust toward the military and its chief of staff. Only 25 ‌percent ⁢believe that attacks on‍ Gaza will lead ‌to Hamas’s destruction.

Notably, 62 percent ⁤stated they do not care about the⁢ humanitarian crisis unfolding in the Gaza Strip.

News Sources: © webangah News Agency, Mehr‌ News Agency, Al Jazeera,

آگوست 3, 2025

US Pressures Iraqi Prime Minister Against Popular Mobilization Forces

A member of Iraq’s State of Law coalition revealed U.S. pressure on‍ the country’s prime minister regarding the Popular Mobilization Forces.

According to the⁢ English section of webangah⁤ News Agency, citing ⁣Al-Maalomah ‍via Mehr News Agency, Abdulrahman Al-Jazaeri, ⁣a member of Iraq’s State of Law Coalition, emphasized that Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani is facing pressure from the united states⁣ concerning the Popular mobilization Forces ⁣(PMF) and related issues.

He added that laws regarding service and retirement for the PMF are currently under review in the Iraqi parliament, but American parties are exerting pressure on Al-Sudani about these matters.

Al-Jazaeri asserted that Al-Sudani cannot oppose parliament or legislation concerning ⁣PMF service and retirement regulations.

It is indeed noteworthy that the Popular Mobilization ‍Forces‍ currently ‍serve as a key component in Iraq’s security apparatus. They ‍are also‍ actively ⁣involved in securing this year’s Arbaeen pilgrimage ceremonies.

News Sources: © ⁤webangah News Agency, Mehr News agency,

Tensions Escalate Between Zammir and Netanyahu

A Hebrew-language newspaper acknowledges escalating tensions between the Chief⁤ of Staff of the Israeli military and the regime’s Prime Minister.

According too ⁣the English section of webangah News⁣ Agency, citing Mehr News agency via Ma’an, the Hebrew-language newspaper Maariv reported ⁣that the Israeli military is ‍dissatisfied with the behavior of political circles within ⁣the regime. A military source emphasized, “We do not know what they want. Our operations in Gaza have ended, and we told political authorities it is their ⁤turn.”

A military official also stated that the Israeli army has revised its‌ stance regarding an agreement with Hamas and now⁣ seeks a comprehensive deal. The army has warned political leaders about the consequences of prolonging war in Gaza.

Meanwhile, Eyal Zamir, chief of Staff of the Israeli military, ⁤is attempting to present his plans to the⁢ cabinet; however, Benjamin Netanyahu opposes holding meetings ‌or‌ reviewing these proposals.

News Sources: © webangah News Agency

Hunger Crisis in Gaza Captured on Camera: The Slow Death of Innocent Children

Photographs taken by‌ photographers in Gaza ⁣show ⁣that the people of this small strip, ⁢especially children, are suffering from⁢ severe famine and starvation.

webangah News Agency: ‌Images captured by photographers in Gaza reveal⁢ that millions of Palestinians are enduring extreme hunger and famine due to the strict⁢ blockade‌ imposed by the Israeli regime,‍ which ‌has cut off food supplies and ⁣humanitarian aid to the area.

According to⁢ the Palestinian Ministry of Health, as October 2023, dozens-mostly‌ children-have died from malnutrition. The United Nations’ World Food Program⁢ has also warned that around 70,000 children urgently require ‌treatment for severe acute malnutrition.

Hunger ⁣crisis in Gaza through cameras ; gradual death‌ of innocent children

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Jordan Issues Warning to the Zionist Regime

A senior Jordanian official has warned teh Israeli regime against any aggressive actions towards the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

According to the English section of webangah news Agency, quoting Shihab via Mehr News Agency, a senior Jordanian official told the Israeli Kan network that Tel Aviv’s plans to annex the West Bank and Gaza Strip into occupied territories would negatively affect Israel’s relations with Arab countries.

The official ⁤stated that Jordan firmly opposes any move to annex the West Bank or Gaza, emphasizing that these two ‍areas are integral parts of Palestine.

He added that such actions ‌could alter⁣ the situation and ultimately destroy prospects for a two-state solution.

This comes amid concerns over Arab countries’ lack of serious ⁤measures to halt ⁣what is described as genocide in‌ Gaza and ongoing crimes by Israel against Palestinians, as manny have resorted only to weak statements on ⁣the issue.

Cause of Rising Suicide Rates Among Israeli Soldiers Revealed

Findings from an⁣ examination ⁣within the ‌Israeli military highlight reasons ‍behind ‌the rising suicide rates among Israeli soldiers.

According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Maan, internal investigations conducted by the Israeli army reveal that‌ severe‌ psychological pressure, persistent fatigue, and battlefield shocks experienced during clashes in Gaza significantly contribute to mental⁣ stress‌ among Israeli soldiers.

The report states these factors have raised concerns over an increase in suicide ⁣rates‍ within the ranks⁢ of Israeli military personnel.

The findings‌ indicate that the protracted war in Gaza and the ⁢absence of clear objectives for its continuation have undermined soldier morale,leading ‍to a rise in ⁣suicides among them.