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International concerns mounting over potential Israeli ground invasion of Rafah
International pressure is growing on Israel to hold back amid threats to invade Rafah in the far south of Gaza as death toll from airstrikes rises.

International pressure is growing on Israel to hold back amid threats to invade Rafah in the far south of Gaza as death toll from airstrikes rises.

A new report reveals that an Indian conglomerate has exported Hermes drones to Israel, very similar to those extensively used in Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, which have resulted in the death of over 28,300 people, including at least 12,300 children.

Syria has warned about Israel’s planned ground offensive against Gaza’s southernmost city of Rafah.

A Lebanese lawmaker from the Hezbollah resistance movement warns of retaliation if Israel oversteps the limits.

Amid Israeli genocide in Gaza, Palestinian and regional resistance groups continued their operations against the regime and its Western backers on Monday, Feb. 12.

The move to offer visa waivers to tourists from 28 countries is likely to give a much-needed fillip to Iran’s tourism industry, which remains largely untapped despite tremendous potential.

A human rights organization says the Israeli regime allows settlers to watch the torture and humiliation of Palestinians abducted from Gaza.

London protesters call on the British government to prevent the Israeli regime's invasion against Rafah.

Lebanon's Hezbollah movement says it has targeted Israeli military sites with appropriate rockets.

The EU says Israel's supporters must cut arms supplies for the regime if they want to lessen the civilian casualties in Gaza.

Hamas says Israel’s planned invasion of Rafah is a criminal move meant to serve Netanyahu’s personal interests.

The 45th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran is marked in Pakistan's capital.

Iran's foreign minister warns that spread of Israel’s genocide in Gaza to the southern city of Rafah will have serious consequences for the regime.

As the Israeli regime moves ahead with its planned ground offensive on the southernmost city of Rafah, killing more than 100 Palestinians in 24 hours, it’s clear the regime has lost the plot.

A United Nations special rapporteur has been banned from entering the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories after voicing support for last October’s Operation al-Aqsa Storm.

The Iranian vice president says the country has recently won rulings in five international cases.

Muhammad Khaddour was shot in the head by Israeli troops in the village of Biddu.

The IRGC successfully launches a long-range ballistic missile from one of its warships, the elite force’s commander says.