Hezbollah reaffirmed that it does not trust the ceasefire negotiations, and vowed to continue resistance against the IOF.

Dr. Issam Khawaja argues that Iran’s decisive and non-compromising reaction to the US threats regarding its planned aggression has led to a considerable shift in the diplomatic discourse of many countries in West Asia, including Jordan.

The Trump administration claimed that the sanctioned organizations provided material support to Hamas.

The looming US aggression against Iran will be decisive in shaping the balance of power in the region for years to come.

Protests erupted after a mosque bombing in an Alawite-majority neighborhood killed eight people. An ISIS splinter group claimed responsibility for the bombing only a week after the US launched a military operation purportedly against ISIS in Syria.

The move is seen as an incentive by the Trump administration for Syria’s interim government to sign a normalization agreement with Israel.

The HTS-led Syrian interim government accused ISIS of carrying out the suicide bombing, raising doubts about its ability to maintain stability and restrain sectarian violence in the country.

Another war for regime change in West Asia grows increasingly imminent, fueled by long-discredited claims about nuclear weapons that do not exist in Iran.

The move is seen as a turning point that would make normalization between the two major regional actors closer than ever, after decades of unstable relations.

US President Donald Trump has indicated that during his visit to West Asia next week he will determine how to officially refer to the Persian Gulf in future.

Trump tendrá que aceptar dar marcha atrás o librar una guerra que destruirá la región y posiblemente la economía global.

Trump will either have to agree to a climb down or wage a war that will destroy the region and possibly the global economy.