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Daily News Analysis For decades, unconditional US support for Israel was presented as one of the zionist entity’s greatest strategic strengths. The regional war that erupted in October 2023, however, has exposed a different reality: what once appeared to be Israel’s strategic advantage has increasingly become a structural dependency. The zionist regime has been exposed for what it really is: a political and military outpost of western imperial power in West Asia, principally that of the US.

Daily News Analysis Roof of the building in Kouhestak, where the US missile struck a wedding party killing five people and left 70 injured among them 19 children below the age of 10. The US missile strike on a wedding on the night of September 1 in Kouhestak, Sirik County, Hormozgan province, reflects the nature of American barbarism. Families had gathered to celebrate a wedding. It had no military value but for the American war criminals, that is no bar to committing war crimes.

News & Analysis If attendance at mosques for prayers were a measure of a society’s commitment to Islam, Pakistan would be the most Islamic country in the world. The reality, however, is very different. People going to mosques to pray has become a habit. True, it is a good habit but devoid of sincerity, it becomes a mere show.

Perspectives If it was possible to damage or dent the reputation of the Prophet ﷺ, or to distort his record, the Orientalists would have achieved it a long time ago. But the only thing that has come close to damaging the Prophet ﷺ and his Sirah and Sunnah is the Muslim failure on the stage of history. We are in the month of Rabi‘ al-Awwal 1448 AH, a season that commemorates the birth of the final Messenger of Allah, Muhammad ﷺ.

News & Analysis Bashar al-Asad’s foreign policy combined Arab nationalist rhetoric, opposition to Israel, strategic alignment with Islamic Iran and Russia, and periodic engagement with western diplomacy. Syria fought Israel in 1948, 1967 and 1973. Israel colonised the Golan Heights after the 1967 war, while Syria never concluded a peace treaty with Israel. A 1974 disengagement agreement created a relatively stable military line, but Damascus continuously demanded the return of the Golan Heights.

News & Analysis The most revealing way to examine the moral record of modern international politics is to ask a simple question: what happens to children when powerful states decide that political objectives matter more than civilian life? Iraq and Palestine provide two devastating case studies. They also expose a problem of collective memory: the suffering of Muslim children can become extraordinarily visible for a moment and then disappear from the political consciousness of the wider world.

News & Analysis The Genocidal Zionist Entity faces a crisis. Its Epstein-syndicate-blackmailed asset Donald Trump is deep underwater in the polls. And Israel’s war on Iran, fought using the hijacked US military, is shaping up as a catastrophic defeat. The US desperately needs to end the Iran war and stop the bleeding. American allies are the biggest victims of the slow-motion economic train wreck caused by the Resistance Axis’s blockade of West Asian oil and fertilizer exports.

News & Analysis Three leading powers of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) gathered in the holy city of Makkah on August 7, 2026 to formalize a mutual defence treaty. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkiye declared that an armed attack on any one of them would be treated as an attack on all.

Daily News Analysis Since 2023, the mask has slipped. Western regimes’ unconditional political, military and diplomatic backing for Israel has exposed their lack of principles and shattered the credibility of the old west-centric order. A profound paradigm shift is underway. Claims by western regimes and their media outlets are increasingly met with scrutiny and deep skepticism.

Editorials Two points must be made about the latest US campaign of economic terrorism launched against Islamic Iran, euphemistically referred to as Economic D-Day. First, it is an admission of US failure on the military front in its war of aggression, to resort to economic terrorism. Second, it has not had the impact on Iran the US assumed it would. Instead, it has had far greater negative impact on US markets, even if temporarily. There are two reasons for such failure.