As Iran promotes diplomacy in Oman, its nuclear brinkmanship and long record of killing Americans reveal a regime still driven by hardline ambitions cloaked in soft power theatrics.

Hamas has sounded alarms over a series of alleged Israeli intelligence operations involving local recruitment, digital surveillance, and psychological manipulation to destabilize Gaza from within.

Hezbollah is exploiting the U.S. military’s withdrawal from Yemen as propaganda proof that armed resistance—not diplomacy—is successfully dismantling American and Israeli influence in the region.

Two Iran-linked Shia militant groups have declared a joint resistance initiative in Syria, signaling heightened coordination and ideological alignment against Western and Israeli presence.

The Houthis have declared Haifa Port a military target, putting China’s strategic infrastructure investment in Israel under threat as its regional alliances collide.

A pro-Hamas propaganda poster visually targeting Donald Trump escalates militant messaging as ceasefire talks with the U.S. unfold, signaling internal dissent and strategic posturing by resistance factions.