For over 50 nights, Iranians from all walks of life have filled the streets, not as mourners, but as a nation united against the enemy, turning public squares into another frontline of war.
Is there any alternative for America other than to comply with Iran's demands? Will Iran be willing to compromise with America concerning its nuclear rights?
Max Blumenthal is the editor and founder of The Grayzone website. He is the author of several books including The Management of Savagery, and producer of several documentaries, most recently, Uncaptured: Jews in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
In 1995, the European Union finalized an Association Agreement with Israel, with the objective of enhancing and facilitating trade, establishing a framework for bilateral political dialogue, and promoting scientific, technological, and cultural cooperation.
People in the Spanish capital took to the streets on Palestinian Prisoners’ Day to protest against a controversial Israeli prison policy and harsh detention conditions. Alberto Garcia reports.
A senior Lebanese lawmaker says any extension of the ongoing ten-day ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel depends on the withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from southern Lebanon.
The Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says Iran does not trust negotiations with the United States but puts faith in national power.
Iran holds all the cards: victorious on the battlefield, united at home, and armed with non-negotiable strategic assets, allowing it to dictate terms and seek concessions from the enemy.