israel's confirm more deaths among its forces and battles with palestinan resistance fighters in the gaza trip. a military spokesman says two dozen soldiers were killed. on monday pushing the death toll to 221 since the launch of the ground invasion, more than dozen trips were also injured on the same day. meantime, israel knocks out gaza's telecommunications and internet services for 10 time since october 7th, as the regime's genocidal war rages, almost 200 palestinians have been killed in the past day, the deathtol is nearing 25,500. "the

leader of iran's islamic revolution has called on islamic countries to cut vital lifelines of the israeli regime over its war on gaza. homani urged those countries to sever their economic and political ties with the regime, adding that despite hardships the palestinian nation will ultimately emerge victorious. the islamic resistance in iraq says this targeted israel's ashtod port in the occupied territories with drones in support of gazins. the group also conducted..." another attack a us military base in syria's detalzor province with a barrage of rockets. the us and the uk have staged a fresh round of strikes on yemen. according to yemen officials, the attacks were launched after us minitor cargo ship was hit in the gulf of aiden. washington has denied attack took place its vessel.

the victory of the islamic revolution of iran in 1979 was water shed in iranian politics. the ties between tehran and tel aviv were cut off overnight and instead the palestinian cause became a centerpiece in iran's foreign policy. in humanitarian terms it be behoves all to do everything in their power to put an end to the plight of the palestinians who have long been subjected to the atrocities of the israeli regime. in islamic terms, all muslims are required to do their best to help their palestinian brothers out. but what about state actors? are they obliged to to do what they can for the palestinian cause? what about their own national interests? when it comes to the islamic.