December 2018
Egyptian Security Forces Eliminate 40 Militants
Egyptian security forces killed 40 militants in response to a recent bomb attack on a tourist bus, which killed three Vietnamese tourists. The operations took…
Vietnamese Tourists' Bus Targeted by Bomb Explosion in Egypt
A bomb exploded on a bus carrying Vietnamese tourists in Egypt, killing at least three and injuring 11. The attack highlights ongoing security challenges in…
Discovery of an Iranian Garrison from the Achaemenid Era in Northern Israel
Israeli media reports the discovery of a 2500-year-old Iranian military garrison in northern Israel, likely used during Cambyses' conquest of Egypt. This site, located near…
Netanyahu's Visit to Oman and Zarif's Retreat from the 'Destruction of Israel' Rhetoric
Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif has denied the longstanding slogan of destroying Israel, stating that no one in the regime has ever claimed such a thing.…
Discovery of a Unique 4,400-Year-Old Tomb in Egypt
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a unique 4,400-year-old tomb in Saqqara, believed to belong to a high-ranking priest from the Fifth Dynasty. The tomb contains numerous…
Circumcision: A Religious Obligation or Violation of Children's Rights?
The article discusses the debate around circumcision in Islam, weighing its religious significance against children's rights. Experts Dr. Akbar Karami and Mojtaba Amini present differing…
Netanyahu: Oman Opens Its Airspace to Israeli Flights
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that Oman has agreed to allow Israeli airline El Al to use its airspace for flights, marking a significant diplomatic…
Shirin Neshat and Umm Kulthum: Female Artist, Family, and Exile
Shirin Neshat's latest film, "Looking for Umm Kulthum," explores the challenges of female artists balancing traditional expectations with their artistic ambitions. Neshat discusses the significance…