The International Day of Families, celebrated each year on May 15, is a poignant reminder of the profound role this smallest—yet most powerful—unit of society plays in shaping individuals and our world. This day is more than just a calendar event to honor families across the globe. It is an opportunity to reflect on how we can build a world where every family, regardless of color, race, or culture, can live in peace and security.
The family is the first school where we learn love
Once again, Washington returns to its old game: accusing others of terrorism while it is the one fueling and exploiting it to serve its interests. The statements made by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio during his recent meeting in Al-Quds with Benjamin Netanyahu are merely a continuation of an American policy aimed at covering up its primary role in destabilizing West Asia by supporting terrorist groups and using them as tools in its political projects.
American Admissions: From al-Qaeda
According to the Encyclopedia of 23000 Terror Victims of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 649 women have been assassinated by terrorist groups. As the world commemorates International Women’s Day on March 8, 2025, this article shines a light on the profound and often overlooked suffering of women caught in the web of terrorism. It explores their dual roles as both victims and potential agents of change, urging a global reckoning with the atrocities they endure and the vital contributions they can
In 2022, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution recognizing February 12 as the International Day for the Prevention of Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism.
This move reflects the global community’s deep concern over the spread of terrorism and underscores the necessity of comprehensive collaboration among civil institutions, governments, and the international community to address the root causes of this scourge. Violent extremism, like smoldering embers
The Western double standard on terrorism is an issue that not only questions our collective conscience but, when analyzed with clarity, reveals profound contradictions in the global narrative and the policies adopted by Western nations.
When we talk about terrorism, we refer to one of the gravest threats to international security, state stability, and the lives of millions of people. However, the perception and response to terrorism seem to vary significantly depending on the origin, religion
The assertion that some countries and Western politicians support terrorism – a claim frequently made by independent activists, groups, and nations – is not merely a rhetorical device aimed at opposing Western culture or politics. Through their hostile actions against nations with independent or divergent policies, these entities employ unconventional and often inhumane approaches to human rights issues. Whether their actions target governments or inflict harm upon large segments of innocent
For 45 years, Iran has faced relentless terrorism, including targeted assassinations and coordinated attacks by armed groups, and despite growing casualties and global focus, the country remains entangled in a battle with an evolving threat.
Dr. Seyed Hossein Mousavi Far is an Assistant Professor of International Law at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. With a deep understanding of legal frameworks governing international relations, Dr. Mousavi Far has
The concept of terrorism in Iran became deeply intertwined with daily life in Iranian society following the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Various terrorist groups, particularly ethnic separatist factions and armed leftist movements, exploited the political instability caused by the monarchy's collapse and the nascent government's vulnerabilities, turning to violence and assassination as their primary tactics. Cities across Iran became battlegrounds for bombings, armed attacks, and targeted killings
In September 2012, a stir arose during the relocation of the Mojahedin-e Khalq organization (aka MEK, MKO, PMOI). Previously housed in a military base provided by Saddam Hussein, the MEK was on the move to a new location near Baghdad. An Iraqi news agency, Iraq Independence News Agency, claimed the Italian government, acting on a foreign ministry plan, had accepted some members of this controversial group onto Italian soil, with plans for more to follow.
Verifying this claim proved difficult
Today marks the 43rd anniversary of the bombing that led to the martyrdom of then-President Mohammad Ali Rajai, Prime Minister Mohammad-Javad Bahonar, and six other senior officials.
August 29 is the National Day of Fight against Terrorism in Iran. On this day in 1981, the Mojahedin-e-Khalq Organization (AKA: MKO, MEK, PMOI) exploded the office of the Prime Minister of Iran, and martyred President Rajai and Primer Bahonar and several other officials.
In the Islamic Republic of Iran, the week
The ongoing trial for 104 members of the notorious terrorist group, the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MEK), has brought joy to the families and survivors of terrorism in Iran, including Manijeh.
The long-term follow-up of these survivors finally came to fruition and now their complaints will be inquired after several decades.
On the occasion of the International Day of Remembrance of and Tribute to the Victims of Terrorism, a day dedicated to honoring and supporting terror victims, we
To bolster its support from the Iraqi Ba'ath regime and demoralize Iranian troops, terrorist group Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK) consistently painted Iran as a belligerent state obsessed with perpetual war. This narrative was crucial to the terror group's strategy.
Consequently, the idea of Iran accepting UN Resolution 598 and pursuing peace with Iraq was utterly inconceivable to the MEK leadership. When Iran ultimately agreed to a ceasefire, it shattered the MEK’s core assumptions and
The summer of 1988 witnessed a dramatic clash between Iran and the Mujahedin-e Khalq (aka MEK, MKO, PMOI) terrorist group. In the wake of an eight-year war with Iraq, Iran faced a renewed threat on its western borders. The MEK launched an offensive codenamed Operation Forough-e Javidan (Eternal Light), aiming for a swift overthrow of the Iranian government. Their gamble, however, met with a fierce Iranian response - Operation Mersad, conducted on July 27, 1988.
With Iran's acceptance of UN
On June 26th, the world comes together to observe the International Day in Support of the Victims of Torture, a day dedicated to recognizing the suffering endured by victims of torture and reaffirming our commitment to eradicating such heinous acts. This day is particularly poignant as we delve into the harrowing events surrounding the "Engineering Operation," a brutal and calculated act orchestrated by the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) terrorist group. The MEK is an Iranian terrorist cult which
Every year, on June 26th, the world observes the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, underscoring a global commitment to condemn and eradicate this barbaric practice. This solemn day serves as a poignant reminder of the suffering inflicted upon individuals subjected to torture, emphasizing their rights to justice and rehabilitation and the need to bring perpetrators to justice.
Against this backdrop of international condemnation, recent legal proceedings have brought attention
The March 22 terror attacks in Moscow and the deaths of more than a hundred innocent civilians represent one of the most unprecedented terrorist acts of recent years. Comparisons can be drawn, however, to the January 3rd Kerman bombings that killed nearly a hundred civilians and wounded two hundred more. These attacks, along with the targeting of military figures and resistance leaders in Lebanon and Syria over the past months, shouldn't be seen as isolated incidents.
The Kerman bombing and
By Seyyed Mohammad Javad Hasheminejad
Wailings of civilians and scenes of lifeless bodies of women, children, and innocent families stained with dust and blood in the Kerman terror attack were so harrowing that a significant number of countries, which usually maintained silence in the face of similar events in Iran, were compelled to condemn or take a stance against this tragic terrorist incident. The first question raised from the very beginning of this attack was about the perpetrator of
The Mojahedin-e Khalq organisation, also known as MEK, has a controversial history both within and outside Iran, dating back to the monarchy period. While some international representatives view MEK as a legitimate opposition to the Islamic Republic of Iran, concerns arise due to the methods used in its struggle against the Iranian government.
Articles of abuses towards MEK members within their camps add to these concerns, especially after the decision to host its fighters in Albania and
A short verbal exchange recently between a TV presenter and a low-profile politician and former lawmaker from a small country on the periphery of the European Union laid bare a long-standing problem of non-transparent lobbying in the highest EU institutions in Brussels.
A TV host on a popular Croatian talk show asked a guest how she copes with the growing European inflation of 13 percent since she has savings of 700-800,000 Euros in publicly available bank accounts.
This financial data was
On the morning of May 6, 2023, ringleader of the ASMLA group, Habib Farajollah Chaab (aka Habib Osaived), was executed. The ASMLA is a separatist terrorist group with Ba'athist and Pan-Arab ideologies operating in Khuzestan province.
The group was initially formed in the late 90s, but it officially started its activity in 2005 in the Netherlands and Denmark. Since then, the group has conducted dozens of terrorist operations especially in Khuzestan province which led to the death and injury of
The International Day of Families, celebrated each year on May 15, is a poignant reminder of the profound role this smallest—yet most powerful—unit of society plays in shaping individuals and our world. This day is more than just a calendar event to honor families across the globe. It is an opportunity to reflect on how we can build a world where every family, regardless of color, race, or culture, can live in peace and security.
The family is the first school where we learn love
