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I help women solopreneurs to connect to their soul and their power - so that they can create the business and life of their dreams.
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Qassem on Martyrs’ Day: Resistance’s strength lies in “faith and will” 

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By Layla Saad
| Tehran Times Verified
TEHRAN - Martyrs’ Day within the Resistance community has grown into more than an occasion of remembrance; it stands as a reaffirmation of faith and defiance — a living testament that martyrdom extends life and that sacrifice remains the foundation of dignity and national defense.
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Rising tensions in Syria’s northeast: What is driving US military activity?

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By Layla Saad
| Tehran Times Verified
BEIRUT – More than seven months after the March 10 agreement between Syria’s de facto ruler Ahmad al-Sharaa (al-Jolani) and Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) commander Mazloum Abdi, the deal lies in tatters. Despite pledges to reduce its presence, Washington has intensified both diplomatic and military activity in northeastern Syria. CENTCOM officials, including Admiral Brad Cooper, are mediating to ensure gradual SDF–Syrian army integration.
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Voices of resistance dominate Beirut forum 

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By Layla Saad
| Tehran Times Verified
BEIRUT — The 34th session of the Arab National Conference opened in Beirut on Friday with the participation of more than 250 political, intellectual, and academic figures from across the Arab world. The gathering aimed to reassess the Arab nationalist project, articulate a collective strategy to confront Western hegemony and normalization with Israel, and reaffirm support for resistance movements in Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, and other scenes of confrontation.
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