The War Israel Is Fighting Inside the Deal
July 21, 2026
Iran’s foreign minister told Hamas officials he is addressing Gaza in talks with the US; the Trump administration has stayed silent on it.
- July 24, 2026
Iran’s foreign minister told Hamas officials he is addressing Gaza in talks with the US; the Trump administration has stayed silent on it.
Trump stepped back from the Hormuz fee plan less than five hours before it was due to take effect; the strikes on Iran continued.
Do not bury me in the flag of Sykes-Picot; bury me with the flag of the Shahada, that is the cause the Muslim world has forgotten.
Iran fired on three commercial ships on Tuesday; the US struck over 80 Iranian targets and reimposed oil sanctions while Trump was at NATO.
A tanker was struck on Monday near Hormuz; the one-week stand-down had expired five days earlier, while both sides say the MOU still holds.
Pakistan has begun quietly mediating between Libya’s rival eastern and western administrations, with the US fully aware and Saudi Arabia supporting the effort.
Direct US military spending has reached $42 billion, while the economic disruption from Hormuz is costing the world $2.2 trillion annually.
Pakistan’s textile sector enters the post-war period with a diplomatic tailwind, a competitive cost advantage, and structural problems it has deferred for a decade.
Brent crude closed at $88.10 on Friday after Iran struck Kuwait’s power and desalination plant; the MOU has not stopped the bleeding.
Chenab flows surged at Marala, Khanki, and Qadirabad after India released excess water; Pakistan received no advance warning before the surge.
Chenab flows at Marala swung from 78,276 cusecs to 1,527 in May 2025 with no rainfall to explain it; Pakistan wrote to India each time.
Europe’s heatwaves stripped Swiss glaciers of winter snow months early, exposing bare ice to record-pace summer melting across the Alps.
No state can suspend a treaty by declaration while continuing to invoke whichever of its provisions happen to be convenient.
Delhi Police identified 480 Pakistan-linked handles spreading misinformation, yet not one arrest has been made over who actually leaked the NEET paper.
Within 78 hours of the chief justice’s remark, a satirical Instagram page had amassed three million followers; within two months, 10,000 were marching on parliament.
India does not like the Afghan Taliban; it opened an embassy anyway, which tells you everything about what India is doing in Afghanistan.
Destroying Balochistan’s peace today is a foreign plot to steal its future tomorrow.
Amnesty’s statement that it did not find evidence describes the limits of its own inquiry; it does not disprove Pakistan’s intelligence.
Pakistan hosted 190 delegates from 57 nations even as it sits dead last among 148 countries in global gender parity.
They sealed the graveyard and placed leaders under house arrest; they replaced the martyrs’ holiday with the Maharaja’s birthday.
Two massive earthquakes struck Venezuela, killing at least 32 and injuring 700, with authorities warning the death toll is expected to rise.
PAF Group Captain Asim Tariq was martyred after intervening to protect a woman in Islamabad; the suspect was arrested within nine hours.
In reality, a tax cut merely alters a number on a balance sheet; it leaves supply chains entirely untouched.
As Muslims around the world prepare for Eid ul Adha, India’s 200 million Muslims face a reality that turns a sacred obligation into a legal and physical risk.
Chenab flows surged at Marala, Khanki, and Qadirabad after India released excess water; Pakistan received no advance warning before the surge.
No state can suspend a treaty by declaration while continuing to invoke whichever of its provisions happen to be convenient.
Delhi Police identified 480 Pakistan-linked handles spreading misinformation, yet not one arrest has been made over who actually leaked the NEET paper.