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Iran arrests dozens of people suspected of killing Hamas leader

Iran has launched a wide-ranging investigation into Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh’s murder, a stark sign of how damaging and shocking the security failure was. Iran has arrested more than two dozen people, including military officials, senior intelligence officers,  and staff members, at a military-run guesthouse in Tehran in a massive and humiliating security breach. In…

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Proposed amendments in the Pakistan Election Act: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf can lose reserved seats?

The approval of an amendment bill related to the Pakistan Election Act by the Standing Committee of the National Assembly on Wednesday this week and the statements of the government members in the House during this time have created a new controversy regarding the specific seats of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). is given The reason…

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Israel arrested the imam of Al-Aqsa Mosque after the Friday sermon mourning for Ismail Haniyeh 

Sheikh Ekrama Sabri, the current head of its Supreme Islamic Council, called the Hamas leader a ‘martyr’ during a sermon. A senior Muslim cleric was detained Friday on suspicion of inciting “terrorism” after he mourned slain Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh at Jerusalem’s flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound, his lawyer told AFP. Sheikh Ekrama Sabri, 85, Jerusalem’s…

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Khamenei ordered a direct attack on Israel in response to Haniyeh’s murder

According to the New York Times, citing three Iranian officials, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has ordered direct targeting of several military sites in Israel in retaliation for the deadly attack on Ismail Haniyeh.  The directive was reportedly issued during an emergency meeting of Iran’s National Security Council on Wednesday morning, shortly after Haniyeh’s assassination.  The…

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Pakistan deports British journalist Charles Glass who was visiting Imran Khan

On Wednesday, Pakistan deported British journalist Charles Glass for trying to meet former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is currently in jail. Glass had tried to see Khan in Adiala Jail with Khan’s sister Aleema Khan. Pakistani police raided the British-American journalist’s residence in Islamabad and told him that his visa had been canceled and…

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