Now: dozens of launches from Lebanon to the north

At the same time - Foreign Minister Sa'ar to his French counterpart: "The Lebanese government and its army are not taking any significant actions against Hezbollah"

Report: At least 13 Basij fighters were killed in attacks on checkpoints and security positions in Tabriz

Attack on a base in the city of Semnan in northern Iran.

In Iran, it is reported that Mahdi Karishi, commander of the Air and Space Force of the Revolutionary Guards in Isfahan, was eliminated in strikes by Israel and the USA on the "G" industrial area in the city of Isfahan, and was buried today.

Iran threatens to target Israeli, US officials in global 'tourist and entertainment centers'

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Amit Segal

A poll published by Politico: Most opinion leaders in the US support the war of Israel and the US against Iran.

Among MAGA supporters, the support rate is over eighty percent.

In fact, the war is more popular in the US than Trump himself.

Iranian media outlets publish a written statement from the commander of the Quds Force, Esmail Qa'ani, stating that the "axis of resistance" is strengthening and acting independently against the US and Israel, and further actions are expected to follow.

According to him, the unity between the arenas is the main source of power for the Islamic world and a "nightmare for global arrogance and Zionism." He also added that the recent actions surprised the enemies, and that "even bigger surprises" are yet to come.

@MiddleEastNewsIl

A fragment fell near the Al-Aqsa Mosque... so close...

I wish it had hit their evil shrine

The Israeli Foreign Ministry in Persian:

The sun of freedom will rise again over Iran.

This will happen very soon.

We love you and stand united with you, until freedom is achieved.

Happy Nowruz.

Barak Ravid

Trump during a ceremony held at the White House: "We will not allow the Iranians to obtain nuclear weapons. If they have nuclear weapons, they will use them"

Iranian leader Mujtaba Khamenei in a statement on Telegram: "We believe in strengthening relations with neighboring countries"

Explosion between the walls of the Old City: footage of the moment of the fall in Jerusalem; district commander: "It was a missile fragment that contained a large amount of explosives"

The Iranian regime against the legendary player, Lionel Messi: A TV presenter on Iranian Channel 3 invited several children to his show to tear Messi's shirt "because he announced his support for the US strikes on Iran."

President Trump on Iran:

We want to talk to them, but there is no one to talk to... We like it that way.

The Myth of a Palestinian State
The idea of a Palestinian state with defined borders, a cohesive history, and a unified national identity is a construct that lacks grounding in historical reality. Unlike Israel, which was reestablished in 1948 as a homeland for the Jewish people with deep historical and cultural roots in the land dating back thousands of years, the concept of a distinct Palestinian state is a relatively modern invention. The region historically known as Palestine was a geographic designation under various empires, including the Ottomans and the British, but it was never an independent, sovereign state with a distinct national identity. The Arab population in the region, while having cultural and linguistic ties to the broader Arab world, did not coalesce into a unified “Palestinian” identity until the mid-20th century, largely as a reaction to Jewish immigration and the establishment of Israel.

The borders proposed for a Palestinian state—typically based on the 1967 lines—are arbitrary, reflecting temporary armistice lines rather than any historical or legal precedent. These lines were never intended to be permanent, and the territories in question (Judea and Samaria and Gaza) were controlled by Jordan and Egypt, respectively, from 1948 to 1967, with no serious effort to establish a Palestinian state during that period. The notion of a unified Palestinian state today is further complicated by the deep political and ideological divide between the Palestinian Authority in Judea and Samaria and Hamas in Gaza, which have been unable to reconcile their visions for governance, let alone form a coherent state.

Read more:
https://matthewnarhtetteh.com/the-futility-of-a-two-state-solution-and-the-delusion-of-recognizing-a-so-called-palestinian-state/

Shabbat Shalom

Remember to say a prayer for our brave soldiers. ❤️🇮🇱🙏

Shavua Tov

The commander of the Navy of the Revolutionary Guards claims: "We attacked with a heavy barrage of ballistic missiles and drones the facilities at the Al-Minhad Air Force bases in the United Arab Emirates and Ali Al-Salem in Kuwait, as well as the hangars and fuel depots of the American-Zionist aircraft. These bases were the starting point for aggression against the Iranian islands"

Report from Turkey: The foreign ministers of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Pakistan discussed on Thursday the possibility of advancing a quadrilateral security agreement between the four countries. Turkish sources told Middle East Eye that the agreement will not replicate the guarantees and commitments of the NATO alliance but will serve as a security platform for broader cooperation in defence industries and defence matters.

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Turkey is the new threat. It fears the upcoming relationship with Saudi Arabia