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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed Iran for a terror attack Monday that took the life a mother of three children near Hebron.

A senior Iranian lawmaker has said Reza Seqati, a director from Iran's culture ministry, deserves "to be thrown off the mountain" for having sex with another man.

Iran’s exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi has made a public appeal to his compatriots encouraging global support for political prisoners in Iran.

After the US-Iran hostage release deal, a report said Monday that Tehran boosted its oil exports to levels not witnessed since 2017, when there were no sanctions.

Controversy still surrounds Iran’s new hijab law, with a reformist daily calling it a decision made by 10 parliamentarians for a population of 85 million.

Amnesty International has revealed that the graves of protesters killed during last year’s protests have been vandalized and their families harassed.

Controversy has erupted within the legal community in Iran as attorney license authority moves away from independent bar associations to the government.

The process of releasing US prisoners held in Iran will take up to two months, Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Nasser Kanaani said Monday during a press conference.

China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released a statement highlighting the positive improvement of diplomatic ties between Iran and Saudi Arabia.

A recent report by Middle East Forum (MEF) delves into Amin family's US pistachio business, uncovering its role in advancing Islamic Republic's agenda.

The Former Deputy Chief of Iran's anti-narcotics police has issued a warning about the emerging challenge of increased Captagon abuse nationwide.

South Korea transferred frozen Iranian funds to Switzerland's central bank last week for exchange and transfer to Qatar, South Korean media reported on Monday.

Faezeh Hashemi, the jailed daughter of a former president has written from prison that Iranians have long moved past the reformists and reject the Islamic Republic.

The ongoing détente between Iran and Saudi Arabia has triggered debates in Tehran-based media, with increasing calls for a major shift in foreign policy.

Iran's foreign ministry has summoned the Swedish and Danish charges d'affaires in Tehran to protest the burning and damaging of copies of the Quran in the two countries.

A real estate agency is sealed off and its owner arrested in Iran after a video went viral of the property agency transferring the ownership of an apartment to a dog.

Iran’s Army Ground Forces Commander Kioumars Haydari has traveled to Moscow as Iranian-made drones are on display in a military exhibition.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has released a video of surveilling and following a US Navy ship in waters off the coast of the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf.

Human Rights Watch has reported mass arrests of Iranian women’s rights defenders by the regime ahead of the anniversary of Women, Life, Liberty protests.

A tanker seized by the US for carrying sanctioned Iranian crude oil has begun offloading its cargo despite Tehran’s threats against shipping shipping companies.

The UK Charity Commission has begun investigating an Iran-linked British foundation, which has hosted hardline Islamic clerics and paramilitary figures.