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In the eyes of the world: Iran’s image is in tatters once more

Iran’s reputation suffered due to the disappearance of the presidential helicopter and the inability of the Iranian state to identify the crash site.

Artist reveals mural depicting former Iran President Ebrahim Raisi in helicopter engulfed in hair

The Mural, showing former President Raisi’s helicopter being pulled down by Iranian women, is one of a series of 14 murals across Israel, initiated by filmmaker and radio personality Hooman Khalili.

12/06/2024

Hezbollah reacts aggressively to Israel’s Gaza success during hostage rescue

The terrorist group used drones to target Israel on June 8 and 9. Sirens sounded throughout the day in northern Israel. 

Divine justice? Rabbis claim helicopter crash is God's punishment for Iran's Raisi

Ben Artzi warned, "Have mercy on yourselves, God said enough is enough, You have angered Him," indicating that the incident was a result of spiritual retribution for actions taken by Raisi.

Social media goes rampant with rumors of Iranian President’s helicopter going missing

While apologists of the regime expressed hope for Raisi’s well-being, others implied that the regime itself was behind an assassination attempt, and many others expressed joy at the unconfirmed news.

19/05/2024

Ex-IDF intel. chief: Hard to find a next Iran president worse than Raisi

Ex-IDF intel chief Farkash: Khamenei, not Raisi, makes policy

 Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei reviews armed forces during a graduation ceremony

Iran's fork in the road: Continuing its rhetoric of war or a regime change? - opinion

Not only has Tehran jeopardized the safety of its own people, but it has also endangered global peace.

By ERFAN FARD
15/04/2024

Iran nuke scientist says ‘not complicated to build atomic bomb’

"When producing a nuclear bomb, you make a device where the chain reaction is not controlled, so it is much easier. The important point is that our nuclear capabilities are high.”

Iran election seen as legitimacy test for rulers as dissent grows

Parliamentary elections in Iran come at a time of crisis for the Islamic regime, following protest movements and economic uncertainty.

Don't invade Iran, attack its regime and utilize its populace

The all-out war Tehran is steadily provoking should be waged only from outside its borders, because the mullahs' defeat should come from within.

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