Tehran Times

Tehran Times was established in 1979 as a foreign-language publication aimed at representing the Islamic Revolution. The newspaper operates under the principles outlined by Ayatollah Mohammad Hossein Beheshti, who emphasized that "Tehran Times is not a state-run publication; it should serve as a voice for the Islamic Revolution and the oppressed around the globe." Starting from the Iranian calendar year 1390 (March 21, 2011), the newspaper transitioned to full-color printing for all its pages. Among its contributors are some Americans who support Iran, including the conservative commentator Paul Craig Roberts. The publication has also highlighted American geoscientist Leuren Moret, describing her as being dedicated to advocating against wars and weapons testing.

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Israeli troops caught in deadly ambush

4 days ago | tehrantimes.com | Wesam Bahrani

TEHRAN – Hamas executes a complex ambush against Israeli occupation forces in Gaza, causing casualties. The armed wing of Hamas, the al-Qassam Brigades, carried out a complex ambush against Israeli occupation forces in the al-Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City. The operation targeted two infantry military vehicles and resulted in casualties.
Ongoing Genocide: More massacres in Gaza

5 days ago | tehrantimes.com | Wesam Bahrani

TEHRAN – The Israeli occupation regime continues its relentless airstrikes and artillery shelling across Gaza, killing more civilians. Gaza’s Health Ministry said on Saturday afternoon that at least 92 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza in the last 48 hours. According to reporters on the ground, at least 30 people were killed in Israeli strikes carried out at dawn on Saturday.
US wages deadliest attack on Yemen

6 days ago | tehrantimes.com | Wesam Bahrani

TEHRAN – American warplanes raid the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah, killing scores of civilians. U.S. fighter jets launched airstrikes on Hodeidah’s Ras Isa oil port, followed by a second wave of attacks that struck as emergency crews battled fires and recovered victims.
Saudi defense minister's Tehran visit signals strategic realignment in Persian Gulf

6 days ago | tehrantimes.com | Xavier Villar

MADRID – Saudi Arabia’s Defense Minister, Khalid bin Salman, landed in Tehran this week on an official visit that further cements the ongoing diplomatic thaw between the two principal powers of the Persian Gulf. The reception—marked by full military honors and led by the Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Major General Mohammad Bagheri—symbolized the mutual willingness of both capitals to institutionalize a new phase of strategic dialogue.
Gaza turns into a “mass grave”

1 week ago | tehrantimes.com | Wesam Bahrani

TEHRAN – Doctors Without Borders has issued a strong warning over the Israeli regime’s ongoing genocide against civilians in Gaza. The International humanitarian organization, also known as MSF, has accused Israeli occupation forces of deliberately blocking aid and forcibly displacing Palestinians, creating unlivable conditions in Gaza. Amande Bazerolle, MSF’s emergency coordinator, said, “Gaza has become a mass grave for Palestinians and those trying to help them.
The well-balanced arms and diplomacy

1 week ago | tehrantimes.com | Batool Subeiti

LONDON - A military confrontation with Iran remains unlikely for now, but negotiations are expected to be lengthy and complex. Whether the United States continues its talks with Iran or instructs the Israeli occupation entity to initiate a military offensive, in both scenarios, it will be the entity that ultimately bears the cost. Pursuing negotiations is, in itself, an acknowledgment of Iran’s growing influence and an implicit recognition of its strength.
Saudi team in Beirut to continue external pressure on Hezbollah

1 week ago | tehrantimes.com | Sondoss Al Asaad

BEIRUT — In conjunction with the relentless pressure by Deputy U.S. Special Envoy to West Asia, Morgan Ortagus, on Hezbollah, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan visited Beirut. Observers described Bin Farhan’s visit as a follow-up mission to reassure the international community about the progress of the “reforms” imposed on the new Lebanese authorities, most notably the disarmament of Hezbollah, and that the timeframe is not open-ended.
Yemen targets Israeli sites, downs US drone

1 week ago | tehrantimes.com | Wesam Bahrani

TEHRAN – Yemen has announced the execution of two military operations targeting Israeli sites, including Ben Gurion Airport. According to Brigadier General Yahya Saree, spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, the first operation targeted the Israeli Sodet Micha military base east of Ashdod with a hypersonic Palestine 2 missile. Additionally, Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv was struck with a Zulfiqar missile.
Anti-Hezbollah team openly doesn’t oppose Israel!

1 week ago | tehrantimes.com | Sondoss Al Asaad

BEIRUT — Following the September-November Israeli aggression on Lebanon, there are signs of extreme rudeness and impudence among the anti-resistance team in approaching political matters, especially those related to the historical hostility with the Israeli occupation entity.
AUB hosts companies funding Israel

1 week ago | tehrantimes.com | Sondoss Al Asaad

BEIRUT — The American University of Beirut (ABU) transformed its Career Fair 2025 (held from April 7–11) into an event promoting normalization with the Israeli occupation regime by hosting companies that support the enemy, while it is supposed to enhance its students’ job prospects. Among these companies is Deloitte, which has an active branch in the occupied Palestinian territories.