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Iran’s Khamenei urges Palestinians to build up power to stop Israeli ‘brutality’

(Reuters) – Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called on Palestinians on Tuesday to build up their fighting power to stop Israel’s “brutality”, saying Israelis “only understand the language of force”, Iran’s state TV reported. “Zionists understand nothing but the language of force, so the Palestinians must increase their power and resistance to force the criminals to surrender and stop …

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The United States Impedes Hizballah Financing by Sanctioning Seven Individuals

Shabtabnews – The threat that Hizballah poses to the United States, our allies, and interests in the Middle East and globally, calls for countries around the world to take steps to restrict its activities and disrupt its facilitation networks. We applaud the countries in Europe, and South and Central America that have taken action against Hizballah in recent years and …

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USCIRF Condemns Iran’s Crackdown on Baha’i Community

Shabtabnews – The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) today condemned the Iranian government’s alarming escalation of persecution targeting Baha’is in Iran. In the past month, Iran’s government has raided Baha’i homes across the country and jailed more than 20 community members, including a woman recovering from chemotherapy. Iranian authorities also prevented Baha’is from burying deceased community members in a designated section of Khaveran cemetery until …

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RSF Blasts ‘Ridiculous’ Iranian Bill Banning U.S., British Journalists And Media

RFL/RE – Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is urging the Iranian parliament to reject a bill that it says would “help further erode Iran’s increasingly vulnerable press freedom” ahead of next month’s presidential election. In a statement on May 10, the Paris-based media-freedom watchdog says the proposed law would ban U.S. and British journalists from entering Iran and would ban the Iranian media …

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Iranian Study: Arguments for Women’s Inclusion in Presidential Race are Stronger

Iranwire – The question of whether women should be allowed to stand as presidential candidates in the Islamic Republic of Iran has come up sporadically, and always controversially, ever since the mid-1990s. It has now resurfaced again in debates about the upcoming vote in June. Women were granted suffrage in Iran in 1962, in a bill that also theoretically granted …

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