News | Naim Qassem to Arab countries: If you cannot give a military response to Israel, support the Resistance

Pars Today – The Secretary-General of Lebanon’s Hezbollah said that the Islamic Republic of Iran supports Palestine, its people, and its resistance movement until liberation from occupation is achieved. He emphasized that this support is one of the most prominent elements of Islamic unity.

Sheikh Naim Qassem linked Israel’s attack on Qatar to the implementation of the “Greater Israel” plan, warning that “one day we may even hear that Israel has targeted Saudi Arabia and the UAE.”

According to Pars Today, Qassem addressed Arab countries, saying: “If you cannot give a military response to Israel, then support the resistance instead. If the resistance disappears, Israel will come after you — so by supporting the resistance, you are in fact defending your own governments and nations.”

Araghchi: IAEA acknowledges the reality on the ground has changed

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi stated that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has recognized that the reality on the ground has changed and that a new framework for cooperation is required. Araghchi added that in recent negotiations with the agency, Iran was able to finalize this new framework, and from now on, cooperation between Iran and the IAEA will proceed under this arrangement, which the agency has expressed satisfaction with.

Qatar responds to Netanyahu’s threats: Hosting Hamas in Doha is part of peaceefforts

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry strongly condemned what it described as the “outrageous” remarks of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding Hamas’ presence in Doha.

In a statement, the ministry said that Qatar’s hosting of Hamas leaders is carried out within the framework of mediation efforts aimed at achieving peace and at the request of Washington. It stressed that Netanyahu is fully aware that Hamas’ office in Doha has played a central role in the success of numerous prisoner-exchange operations and ceasefire agreements.

UAE Bans Israeli Participation in Dubai security conference

An Israeli media outlet has revealed that the United Arab Emirates has prohibited Israel’s attendance and participation in an upcoming security conference scheduled to be held in Dubai.

The move is seen as a response to Israel’s recent attack on Hamas leaders in Doha. According to the report, Emirati officials informed the heads of Tel Aviv–based security companies on Wednesday that Israeli defense and security industries would not be allowed to attend the event.

Anti-War Activists Storm Studio of Israel’s Channel 14

Israeli media reported on Wednesday night that opponents of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies stormed the studio of Channel 14 in protest against the ongoing Gaza war and the government’s failure to reach a prisoner-swap deal with Hamas.

This is not the first time a live broadcast studio of Israeli networks has been targeted by protesters and anti-war activists — only a month ago, Channel 13’s studio was also attacked.

Shooting of Charlie Kirk, a Trump ally

Charlie Kirk, 31-year-old conservative political activist and founder of Turning Point USA, and supporter of Israel, was shot on Wednesday evening while giving a speech to students at Utah Valley University in Utah. Despite being rushed to the hospital, he succumbed to his injuries.

Russia’s envoy to international organizations in Vienna, Mikhail Ulyanov, urged members of the IAEA Board of Governors not to undermine the agency’s new cooperation framework with Iran. He warned against “non-constructive, hasty or biased steps” that could disrupt implementation of recent agreements between Tehran and the IAEA.

Protesters in London call for Herzog’s arrest

During the head of the Israeli regime Isaac Herzog’s visit to the UK, thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered in central London, chanting “Arrest him” and “No welcome for war criminals.” The rallies outside Downing Street and Chatham House condemned Herzog’s meeting with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Israel’s actions in Gaza.

Pro-Palestinian activists block Israeli cyclists in Spain

Israeli cyclists were unable to reach the finish line in Stage 16 of the Vuelta a España after Palestinian supporters forced them to stop. The stage continued under conditions where the protesters blocked the road, effectively halting the race. These supporters were protesting the participation of Israeli cyclists in the competition and ultimately prevented them from continuing by obstructing the route.