Dr. Issam Khawaja argues that the steadfastness of the Axis of Resistance throughout the war undermines US hegemony in West Asia, and the so-called “New Middle East” project.

The Yemeni resistance movement confirmed that the attacks were launched in coordination with Iran and Hezbollah.

The Iraqi government authorized all formations of the Iraqi armed forces to confront the attacks on their headquarters, in accordance with “the right to respond and self-defense” principle.

Nearly 1000 people have been killed in Lebanon since Israel escalated its aggression in early March.

Abu Obaida stressed that an attack on Iran equals an attack on the entire Muslim Ummah, and an attempt to punish the Islamic Republic for supporting Palestine.

Sheikh Naim Qassem gave a televised speech declaring that Hezbollah would issue a strong response, should the US and Israel move forward with their planned aggression against the Islamic Republic.

Iran dismissed the accusations of interference in internal affairs, saying that only the US did by imposing its plan to disarm the resistance group on the Lebanese state.

The Lebanese group defied the decision, confirming its commitment to continue with the resistance against the Israeli occupation.

US envoy Thomas Barrack stated that “Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) is the perfect place. We have to bolster it. We have to enhance it. We have to give it resources.”

Analysts argue that Israel intensified its aggression on different areas across Lebanon recently in a bid to force the disarmament of Hezbollah, which the US also has been pushing for.

The Israeli-US war on Iran is not merely a battle between states; it is a confrontation between two visions of world order.

Ansar Allah says it will not abandon its obligations to Gaza despite the fierce and ongoing US campaign against Yemen.