Sheikh Naeem Qasim invoked Imam Hussein’s legacy to justify Hezbollah’s alignment with Iran and resistance to Israel, portraying their struggle as both political and divinely mandated.

A U.S.-based youth network’s emphatic endorsement of Iran’s “Axis of Resistance” starkly contrasts with the operational caution of Tehran’s regional proxies, exposing a rift between ideological solidarity and battlefield realities.

Iran and its regional allies view the ceasefire not as a compromise but as a victory—and a launchpad for continued resistance against the U.S. and Israel.

Tariq el-Tahrir’s latest statement glorifies Iranian military aggression and reinforces its defense of political violence as a “moral duty,” revealing how deeply some U.S. student movements have aligned with foreign militant propaganda.

Yemen’s Houthi-led military threatens to attack U.S. ships in the Red Sea if the U.S. joins Israel in military action against Iran, framing the conflict as a regional war against Zionist-American domination.

Hezbollah has warned of severe retaliation if Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei is targeted, framing any attack as a red line that could drag the region into a broader war.