More than 200 days into the unprecedented and game-changing Operation Al Aqsa Storm, the Israeli regime finds itself in more troubled waters, increasingly staring at nothingness.

The simmering protests at various American universities in solidarity with Palestine demonstrate that the bipartisan support that Israeli apartheid has received from successive US governments and politicians is no longer unanimous among broad sectors of society, particularly among the youth.

Malala Yousafzai, Pakistan-born activist and Nobel laureate, has come under fire for collaborating with Hillary Clinton on a musical while keeping mum on Gaza genocide.

Amid heightened regional tensions and shifting alliances, Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi’s first official visit to Pakistan this week was historic and opened a new chapter in Iran-Pakistan ties.

Gaza’s killing fields, courtesy of the genocidal regime in Tel Aviv, have now entered the 7th month with more than 34,000 dead but the occupation has failed in all its goals.

Israeli attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria was in line with its time-tested strategy of carrying out destabilizing strikes without fear of consequences. However, this time it backfired as Iran shattered its deterrence and redefined the rules of engagement.

Iraqi resistance will only increase its attacks on Israeli interests and it is already in the process of implementing the maritime blockade of Zionist ships in the Mediterranean.