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Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei has strongly condemned Israel’s violation of the ceasefire in Gaza and the killing of innocent civilians, including women and children.

Authorities in Gaza have warned that the scale of destruction caused by "Israel’s" two-year-long genocidal war has reached an unprecedented level in modern history.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has revealed that she endured beatings, threats, deliberate humiliation, and dehydration at the hands of Israeli prison guards following the interception of a humanitarian aid flotilla.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has strongly rejected claims by the United States and three European countries that the previously terminated UN Security Council resolutions against Iran have been reinstated, calling such assertions “null and void” and devoid of any legal effect.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says the Gaza ceasefire will not affect his country’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

Iran has called on the US, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, which have identified themselves as the guarantors of an agreement reached recently with the aim of ending the Israeli regime’s genocide in Gaza, to pressure Tel Aviv into stopping its deadly violations.

A day after receiving all living Israeli captives, Israel announced that the Rafah crossing would remain closed through Wednesday, restricting the flow of critical humanitarian aid into Gaza in violation of the ceasefire agreement with Hamas.

A recent investigative report by the U.S.-based website The Grayzone has revealed the existence of a secret Israeli military command bunker hidden beneath a luxury residential complex in the heart of Tel Aviv — a site believed to have been among Iran’s primary targets during its June 13 retaliatory missile strike.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has strongly responded to remarks made by U.S. President Donald Trump during his recent speeches at the Israeli Knesset and the Sharm el-Sheikh summit, saying that Trump “can either be a president of peace or a president of war — he cannot be both.”

Benjamin Netanyahu knows exactly how to handle Donald Trump. He understands Trump’s insatiable thirst for flattery and spectacle — the craving of a man desperate to be the center of attention. For now, Netanyahu rides high, extracting every concession from a U.S. president eager to declare himself the architect of a “new Middle East.” But can such personal vanity sustain Trump’s extravagant optimism about what he calls his “roadmap for peace”? Or will the path ahead prove as perilous and uneven as history suggests to any sober observer of Middle Eastern politics?

US President Donald Trump, accompanied by regional leaders, has formalized a historic Gaza ceasefire agreement during a summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.

The Yemeni government has reaffirmed its support for the people of Gaza following the enforcement of a ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel.

The Islamic Jihad resistance movement hailed the release of Palestinian detainees from Israeli prisons as the result of the bravery of resistance fighters and the strength of national unity.

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei elaborated on the reasons behind Iran's decision not to attend the recent Sharm el-Sheikh Summit, emphasizing that “international engagement is not limited to physical presence at meetings.”

Iran's Army chief says that the military has adopted new strategies to deal with any potential threats, citing key lessons learned from the Israeli-imposed war in June.

Tehran has strongly denounced US President Donald Trump’s anti-Iran allegations during an address to the Israeli Knesset and his offer of friendship, calling them “shameful”, coming just months after a US-Israeli aggression against the country killed over a thousand people.

Leaked American military documents have exposed a covert US-led partnership between Israel and six key Arab states against Iran amid the occupying regime’s genocidal war on Gaza.

A senior official in the political bureau of the Ansarullah resistance movement has warned that if Israel violates the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, it will face a more “severe and decisive” response by the Yemeni Armed Forces.

Tens of thousands of Australians joined pro-Palestinian demonstrations across major cities, demanding an end to "Israel's" occupation and condemning the humanitarian devastation in Gaza, Reuters reported on Sunday. The largest rally took place in Sydney's central business district, where organizers estimated a turnout of around 30,000 people.

Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth on Sunday quoted a senior official as saying that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is presenting the newly reached Gaza ceasefire as an achievement, but it "does not achieve Hamas’s surrender or the disarmament of Gaza."