Tag Archives: Middle East

Iran Acquired Sensitive Israeli Intelligence

Iranian state television has announced that Tehran has acquired an extensive cache of Israeli intelligence documents, which it claims include classified materials concerning Israelโ€™s nuclear sites and military defense strategies. The disclosure, attributed to unnamed regional sources, suggests the material includes a substantial quantity of sensitive data reportedly obtained during a covert operation. The report stated that Iranโ€™s intelligence services …

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Lebanon Targets Wealthy Gulf Tourists to Revive War-Hit Economy

Lebanon is actively working to rejuvenate its tourism sector, aiming to attract visitors from the Gulf region as part of a broader strategy to revitalize its economy. The country is focusing on restoring its image as a prime destination for travelers, particularly from neighboring Gulf nations. In May 2025, the United Arab Emirates lifted its travel ban on Lebanon, a …

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Iran Condemns Israeli Strikes on Lebanon as Aggression

The Iranian government issued a firm condemnation on Friday in response to Israeli airstrikes carried out the previous evening in the southern suburbs of Beirut. The targeted strikes, which reportedly hit sites affiliated with the Iran-backed Hezbollah movement, have drawn swift criticism from Tehran, which maintains close ties with the Lebanese group. In a statement delivered by Foreign Ministry spokesperson …

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Israel Orders Evacuation in Parts of Beirutโ€™s Southern Suburbs

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) released a public safety advisory on Thursday, urging residents of southern Beirut to evacuate areas believed to be near infrastructure linked to Hezbollah. The message, conveyed by Arabic-language military spokesperson Avichay Adraee, identified specific buildings and locations in the cityโ€™s southern suburbs as being affiliated with the group, which Israel designates as a terrorist organization. …

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Israel Blames Syrian Leader After Rocket Attacks

Tensions have escalated along the Israeli-Syrian border following the launch of two projectiles from Syrian territory into Israeli airspace. In response to the incident, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a firm statement placing direct responsibility on Syria’s interim leadership. Katz named Ahmed al-Sharaa, who is currently serving as Syriaโ€™s interim president, as accountable for the rocket fire. According to …

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Iranian Foreign Minister Set for Lebanon Visit on Monday

Iranโ€™s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is scheduled to arrive in Lebanon on Monday, according to a statement issued by Iranโ€™s foreign ministry. The visit marks a high-level diplomatic engagement at a time when internal Lebanese debates and international negotiations involving Iran are drawing increased attention. The timing of Araghchiโ€™s visit is notable as it aligns with intensifying political discourse within …

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At Least 22 Killed, 120 Injured by Israeli Fire Near US-Backed Gaza Aid Hub

At least 22 people were killed and more than 120 others were injured on Sunday when Israeli fire struck near an aid distribution center in the southern Gaza city of Rafah, according to Gazaโ€™s civil defense agency. The attack took place close to a U.S.-supported aid hub, which had been operating to provide humanitarian assistance to displaced civilians in the …

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Israeli Airstrike Hits Western Syria, Civilian Reported Dead

An Israeli airstrike targeted western Syria late Friday, marking the first such operation in nearly a month. The strike focused on areas near the village of Zama in the Jableh countryside, south of Latakia, resulting in the reported death of one civilian. This action occurred amidst ongoing indirect talks between Israel and Syria aimed at reducing tensions. The Israeli military …

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