News | Iran warns of Israel’s attempts to divide Islamic countries / U.S. Senate rejects halting arms sales to the Zionist regime

Pars Today – The Speaker of Iran’s Parliament warned about Israel’s attempts to divide Islamic countries.

According to Pars Today, quoting Mehr News Agency, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of Iran’s Parliament, met and held talks with Ayaz Sadiq, Speaker of Pakistan’s National Assembly, on Wednesday on the sidelines of the 6th World Conference of Speakers of Parliament in Geneva, Switzerland.

In the meeting, Ghalibaf stressed that the Zionist regime will continue its aggression against Islamic countries and added: “They seek to fragment Islamic countries, and therefore, serious resistance against them is necessary.”

Ghalibaf emphasized the need for unity and cooperation among Islamic nations and said: “These countries must prevent the worsening of the situation in Gaza and Palestine; otherwise, the same scenario unfolding in Syria will be carried out, in turn, in other countries as well.”

He added: “Iran’s decisive response proved that the Zionists are vulnerable and can be defeated. This action breathed new life into the Islamic Ummah and gave it hope for the future.”

U.S. Senate rejects proposal to halt arms sales to the Zionist regime

On Thursday, the U.S. Senate rejected a proposal to halt over $675 million in arms sales to the Zionist regime in two separate votes.

The resolutions called for suspending the sale of approximately 5,000 bombs, military equipment, and tens of thousands of assault weapons to Israel.

In the votes, two resolutions were put forward: one was rejected by 70 votes against and 27 in favor, and the other by 72 against and 24 in favor.

Bernie Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont and a leading critic of Israel, was among the initiators of the resolutions in the Senate.

A larger number of Democratic senators joined the opposition to the arms sales, and a total of 27 Democratic senators voted in favor of halting arms transfers to the regime.

Trump: BRICS is our enemy

On Wednesday, the U.S. President claimed that “BRICS is our enemy.” Donald Trump, referring to India’s membership in BRICS, said:

“They are in BRICS, which is essentially a group of countries hostile to America. India is one of them. Believe it or not, they are part of that group too. This is an attack on the dollar, and we won’t allow anyone to attack the dollar.”

Trump, while threatening India over its BRICS membership, announced that starting August 1, a 25% tariff would be imposed on Indian imports.

He justified the decision by citing India’s trade surplus, high tariffs, and BRICS membership.

Belgium refers case of two Zionist soldiers to the International Criminal Court

Belgium has referred the complaint against two Zionist soldiers, accused of committing war crimes in the Gaza Strip, to the International Criminal Court.

The two soldiers traveled to Belgium earlier this month (July) to attend a music festival in Antwerp. Some Palestinian groups identified them and filed complaints against them.

Following this, Belgian prosecutors interrogated the individuals. After questioning, they were released, and no information has been published about their current whereabouts.

Cyberattack targets French military company

A prominent French military company announced in a statement on Wednesday that it had been targeted by a cyberattack.

France’s Naval Group stated that the purpose of the attack appeared to be the theft of classified information, reportedly amounting to about one terabyte of data.

This statement came after a hacker claimed to have obtained over one terabyte of data from the company and published part of it on the dark web.

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