Muslim countries, especially those with Islamic law systems such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE, have very low crime rates. Yet Islam is often criticized for being anti-women. They are unaware, or pretend not to be, that the restrictions on women in Islam are actually restrictions on men.

As you know, recently in Syria, there were reports in the media that the Alawites rebelled against the new government, and that government forces massacred the rebels, including civilians. So, what really happened? Were representatives of national minorities - civilians - really massacred? We hear about this from a person who directly observed the events from the inside - Dr. Khalid Muhammad Kamal, President of the Syrian Forum in Belgium.

The conflict in Sudan has reached a critical juncture. After thirty-nine months of civil war, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) recaptured the presidential palace in central Khartoum on Friday morning, dealing a major and decisive blow to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a rebel paramilitary group that has controlled the area since the beginning of the war.

The United States, once a magnet for the world's best scientists, now faces threats of censorship and ideological control. One recent incident, the ban on entry to the United States of a French scientist, has raised serious questions about the pressures on academic freedom and the independence of the scientific community.

But Ansarullah has done something that even the combined efforts of Hezbollah, Iran, and various other armed groups have failed to do - it has managed to inflict some damage on Israel's genocidal actions. Aside from these attacks and a few drones and missiles, Ansarullah's military inability to match the United States makes Yemen a convenient target for Trump's violence.

Israel's incursion into southern Syria is a sign of its ongoing water ambitions. Reports indicate that the Zionist regime now controls 40 percent of the combined water resources of Syria and Jordan. For example, after capturing the Al-Wahda Dam in the Yarmuk Basin in December, Israeli forces moved towards the Al-Mantara Dam.

Central Asia is becoming one of the centers of attention in France's foreign policy, and Uzbekistan is recognized as the most important partner in the region. Previously, Paris's influence in the region was limited, but now it is rapidly developing political, economic and cultural ties with Tashkent. This interest is not accidental.

It is clear that, against the backdrop of political changes in the United States, Israel is also trying to take advantage of the existing opportunities. However, it is clear as day that Israel's actions will have unprecedented consequences for the region. This could change the reality and nature of not only the Palestinians, but also the entire Arab region. To counter this situation, the countries of the region must act quickly. Otherwise, it may be too late.

Instead of relying on diplomacy and seeking to avoid war, Zamir not only determined to wage an aggressive Israeli war, but also pledged to work with the political leadership to "ensure" the complete destruction of Hamas in Gaza and that the war would not end with a ceasefire agreement.

While the Muslim world gathers around the Suhoor and Iftar tables, Palestinians in Gaza are fasting in unison - Israel has cut off their food, water and electricity supplies. Silence during the month of compassion is also complicity in guilt.