Armed groups said making unspecified 'preparations' as tensions in region rise following killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, and ahead of anniversary of Soleimani killing
Activists say countries agreeing to free Iranian convicts in exchange for dual nationals arrested by Tehran only emboldens Islamic Republic to carry on with tactic
Second such mission in less than a month designed to underscore America's continuing commitment to region, even as Trump withdraws thousands of troops from Iraq and Afghanistan
In year-end briefing, IDF chief says military driving Iran out of Syria, maintaining calm in Gaza; 'We successfully fulfilled the primary mission of the IDF: providing defense'
Aging and impoverished, Qassem Sheyasi, an explosives expert and former bodyguard to Yasser Arafat, says he's stuck in the Strip with no way of getting back to Iran
US insists medicines and humanitarian goods are exempt, but trade restrictions make many banks and companies hesitant to do business with Tehran, fearing punitive measures
Rights groups have long campaigned for justice over what they describe as the extrajudicial executions of thousands of mainly young people across Iran just as the Iraq war ended
Anatoly Viktorov also claims Israel is the aggressor for attacking Hezbollah arms shipments, says there is 'no proof' terror group behind attack tunnels dug under northern border
Not clear when Ruhollah Zam’s sentence will be carried out, but he can appeal and judiciary chief can order a retrial if he finds it violates Shariah law
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