Weekend at Mojtaba’s
Mojtaba has become Schrödinger’s ayatollah; his power comes from the uncertainty about whether he is alive or dead.
Mojtaba has become Schrödinger’s ayatollah; his power comes from the uncertainty about whether he is alive or dead.
On Thursday, Hamas confirmed that Azzam al-Hayya, the son of Hamas leader in Gaza Khalil al-Hayya, died of wounds sustained in an Israeli airstrike.
The UAE has remained a primary target for Iranian aggression in recent weeks, as Tehran attempts to punish regional neighbors for their perceived cooperation with U.S. and Israeli security initiatives.
Israel’s elite Border Police bomb squad ventures deep into hostile territory, dismantling explosives labs, improvised rockets, and live warheads under constant threat of ambush.
The military said Hezbollah continued carrying out drone attacks against Israeli troops operating in southern Lebanon throughout the day.
An IDF reservist hosting a Q&A stand at Towson University had his display and posters destroyed by a student who called him a terrorist.
Labour is predicted to lose well over half of its 2,500 seats on English local councils, especially to the Greens in London and the right-wing Reform UK in northern England.
Footage shows a U.S. Navy fighter jet striking the tanker Sevda’s smokestacks in the Strait of Hormuz as it attempted to enter an Iranian port.
The US military said it struck two Iran-linked vessels attempting to enter an Iranian port, with a US fighter jet hitting their smokestacks and forcing them to turn back.
According to ISIS’s newly released report, at least six confirmed nuclear-related sites were destroyed so far.