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The recent letter from Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, addressed to youth and students in American universities, has captured significant attention from international media, including outlets from both Arab and Western countries. But how did the American students receive it? Meanwhile, Yemen's Ansarullah struck the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Nimitz-class aircraft carrier with an anti-ship ballistic missile in the Red Sea in response to US-British aggression and airstrikes on Yemen, which resulted in the martyrdom and injury of 58 citizens in the capital, Sana'a, and the provinces of Hodeidah, and Taiz.

In this week's episode, George Galloway explores the change that could result, if at all, from the UK's upcoming General Election. George is joined by Hon. Craig Murray, a historian, journalist, Human Rights activist and a former British Ambassador to Uzbekistan, and a live audience.

Join us on this edition of Iran Today as we commemorate the enduring legacy of Imam Khomeini, a visionary leader who continues to inspire generations with his commitment to justice, resistance, and peace.

African leaders, governments, and people received with shock the news of the martyrdom of Iran's President Ebrahim Raeisi and his entourage, including Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, in a helicopter crash in East Azarbaijan Province. This tragedy was followed by an outpouring of grief from across Africa, with countries and people expressing their sincere condolences to the government and the nation of Iran. The late President Raiesi was known for his determination to restore Iran's presence and positive influence in Africa. In July last year, Raeisi embarked on his first tour of Africa to expand political and economic relations across the continent. It was the first trip by an Iranian president to Africa in 11 years. His visit to Africa left a legacy that will forever be cherished by the people of Africa. Martyr Amir-Abdollahian was also a great friend of Africa. Before he became Iran's foreign minister, he served for many years as the deputy foreign minister for Arab and African Affairs. He led Iran's diplomatic efforts to expand comprehensive relations with African countries.

This week on 'Exposé, in an attempt to diminish the deep sadness that permeated Iran after the unfortunate tragedy, Western mainstream media reacted swiftly to the tragic death of Martyr President Ebrahim Raeisi and his friends with a series of misreports and downplays. Now when the Iranian people were mourning, the digital MSM felt they could take advantage of the circumstance, believing the Republic was going through a vulnerable moment to launch hostile activities against it. Users on social media platforms thoroughly refuted the anti-Iranian narrative, posting updates depicting the real reality on the ground.

Scores of Palestinians have been killed in US-backed Israeli air strikes in refugee camps across Gaza. The White House is still holding to the obvious lie that what the Israeli occupation forces are engaged in Rafah does not constitute a major offensive, as if global eyes are suddenly blind. Atrocities being perpetrated by Tel Aviv are not confined only to Gaza, but in the Occupied West Bank, the IOF have carried out numerous raids, with one in Ramallah causing a major fire in the local market after Israeli occupation forces fired tear gas canisters at the shops and stalls. Resistance forces in Yemen have pledged to inflict a "painful response" to overnight air strikes by US-British forces in three different locations across the port city of Hodeidah, which killed at least 16 and injured dozens more. Lebanon's resistance movement. Hezbollah continues to pile on the pressure, with fresh retaliatory strikes being inflicted on Israeli military positions. The global fightback continues with politicians pushing forward on the ballot box - including in the UK- for a pro-Palestinian position. Meanwhile, the Freedom Flotilla is continuing its journey to try and physically challenge apartheid Israel's brutal siege with a stopover in the British capital.

An examination of the hajj pilgrimage, what it entails, historic events surrounding the sacred act of worship, and what it has become under the capitalist system.

The world watches on as tents packed with refugees are set ablaze by the Israeli occupation forces. Rafah is witnessing a tragedy being played out across multiple acts. Israeli strikes are killing Palestinians in camps across southern Gaza, including 21 souls taken in Al Mawasi. In previous strikes that have led to high civilian casualties, the Israelis claim they were 'tragic mistakes' and said there will be an investigation, but nobody believes this will go anywhere. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says he's 'heartbroken' by the images of those killed and injured, including small children, and calls for the horror and suffering in Gaza to be brought to an immediate halt. If past Israeli behavior is anything to go by, that will be some time in coming. Despite the outrage, the international condemnation, and a social media campaign to raise awareness on Rafah- racking up tens of millions of support, the regime backers, including the United States, have raised the claim. Tel Aviv has not crossed its so-called red lines. Public anger is spreading from London to Lisbon, an emergency demo in the British capital, slamming the prime minister for the country's complicity in arming apartheid Israel.

The US-Israel genocidal aggression has entered its 8th month, and Israel continues to grind on, ignoring all calls for the onslaught to stop. Even Israel's economy which is drowning in debt and increased costs are not stopping PM Netanyahu from calling it quits and moving towards a solution. But why is he sacrificing the very existence of Israel by continuing this aggression?

In this week's episode of "Have it Out with Galloway," George Galloway delves into Israel's attack on the Rafah tent camp. George is joined by Abdel Bari Atwan, editor-in-chief of Rai al-Youm, and a live audience.

"I am writing this letter to the young people whose awakened conscience has moved them to defend the oppressed women and children of Gaza." Listen to Ayatollah Khamenei's historic message to American students

President Raeisi’s sudden death in a helicopter crash left the nation in shock. Despite his brief tenure, the President made significant strides in foreign policy. But what were these groundbreaking achievements, and how will they shape the future of politics in the country, in the region, and the world?

In this episode of Mideastream, we examine the legacy of President Ebrahim Raeisi.

Iranian President Seyyed Ebrahim Raeisi has lost his life while in office. This episode of In a Nutshell looks back at his achievements during three years of an unfinished presidency.

On May 19, 2024, a devastating helicopter crash shook Iran to its core, enveloping the nation in sorrow. This heart-wrenching incident resulted in the loss of Iranian President Ayatollah Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi and all individuals aboard, casting a profound shadow over the country. The news of his untimely death has left a void in the hearts of many Iranians, who will remember him for his contributions and dedication to the nation.

This episode of Hidden Files features an interview with French lawyer and academic Gilles Devers about the prosecution case for Israeli leaders at the ICC.

We will examine a drug manufacturing company that makes four exclusive drugs for livestock and dive into the production and function of each one.

As Iran mourns the loss of two of its beloved officials, the person filling one of the two vacant positions has been announced. The appointment of a new foreign minister is a sign of how quickly the Islamic Republic is making sure there are no delays in carrying out the duties of the foreign ministry position. Amir-Abdollahian's profile and who is filling his shoes, is coming up next.

The Israeli regime is going through some major challenges these days. In addition to a battered war economy and unrest in the Occupied Lands, the regime forces are suffering not only in the Gaza Strip, but also in the Northern Occupied Land from Hezbollah fighters and other resistance groups operating out of Southern Lebanon. Kaveh joins us now to tell us more.

Every year on May 15, the Palestinians mark Nakba Day, or the day of the catastrophe. It was the day in 1948 when Zionist militia groups literally brought catastrophe upon the original inhabitants of the land of Palestine by forcibly expelling them from their land.

Iran's President Seyyed Ebrahim Raeisi died on Sunday when his helicopter crashed during dense fog in Iran's mountainous northwest. This episode of In a Nutshell will be taking a look at his life and political career.

On May 19, 2024, a harrowing helicopter crash reverberated through Iran, casting a dark shadow over the nation. The tragic event claimed the lives of Iranian President Ayatollah Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi and all passengers onboard including his esteemed Foreign Minister, Dr. Hossein Amir-Abdollahian. Renowned for his revolutionary fervor and political courage on the diplomatic stage, Dr. Amir-Abdollahian's exceptional skills were instrumental in propelling Iran to newfound heights of influence within the region and on the global platform.

An exploration of President Raeisi's contributions to maintaining Iran's security and stability, promoting national development and prosperity, and active efforts to consolidate and develop comprehensive strategic partnerships with world leaders in the efforts of decolonizing the socio-political cultures of world organizations and their member nations' policies.

A tragic twist of fate for the Islamic Republic of Iran. The country's President Ebrahim Raeisi and senior dignitaries, including his foreign minister, were killed in a helicopter crash. What will that mean for the anti-Zionist, anti-imperialist axis of resistance and Iran's support for the Palestinian cause? A triumph for truth and justice: Three European countries will formally enact recognition of Palestine on May 28. The Israeli regime warns of consequences, but is this bluster no longer holding water? Has Tel Aviv overplayed its hand and now is reaping the negative international blowback? The International Criminal Court's top prosecutor seeks arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and war minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity. What does that mean for the devastating war on Gaza? And how does the international legal pressure on Israel impact the realities on the ground?