HARARE: 29 JULY 2025 The Cultural Centre of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Zimbabwe has solemnly commemorated the martyrdom of all the martyrs of the heinous imposed war of aggression on Iran by the brutal and inhuman Israeli regime.

The current tensions between Israel and the Islamic Republic of Iran aren't a phenomena born in the year 2025. Israel as a state has been war mongering since its establishment in 1948. To prove this, Israel has been involved in a series of wars and conflicts to push its desire to be a regional super power but is applying sinister means that are even inconsiderate of the importance of human life just to achieve that imperialistic agenda.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a complex struggle that has persisted for over a century, marked by significant human rights violations. Central to this issue is Israel's treatment of Palestinians and its actions against Iran, which positions Iran as a defender of Palestinian rights. This article explores the human rights abuses in Palestine, Iran's role and perspective on the conflict, and how Israel's actions against Iran violate international law and human rights.

According to the Vice President for Women and Family Affairs, Zahra Behrouz-Azar, women comprise 56 percent of academic communities in the country, holding over 60 percent of the staff working with schools, and 63 percent of university students.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has underscored the importance of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) as a vital regional body and expressed gratitude for its support of Iran in the wake of Israeli aggression.

July 13 is named on the Iranian calendar as the Information Technology (IT) Day, honoring Abu Jafar Mohammad Ibn Mousa Khwarizmi (780 – c. 850), the founder of the algorithm, which laid the foundation for computer programming and IT.

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran Seyed Abbas Araghchi Our commitment to acting responsibly to avoid a full-scale regional war should not be misinterpreted as weakness. In only five meetings over nine weeks, US special envoy Steve Witkoff and I achieved more than I did in four years of nuclear negotiations with the failed Biden administration. We were on the cusp of a historic breakthrough. To address US concerns that Iran may one day divert its peaceful nuclear programme, we held detailed, frank discussions — including on the future of Iranian uranium enrichment. There were several ideas for a win-win solution, put forward by both sides, and by Oman.

By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa In an era defined by hypocrisy and imperial arrogance, the recent wave of Israeli aggression against Iran and the ongoing annihilation of the Palestinian people serve as a stark reminder of a world order in crisis. A world where power, not justice, determines legitimacy.

HARARE, 9 JULY 2025