Mideastream

As we commemorate the 46th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution, we reflect on a movement that transcended borders and redefined the meaning of resistance. Led by Imam Khomeini, the Revolution became a beacon of hope for the oppressed, challenging imperialism, colonialism, and Zionism with a steadfast vision rooted in justice and dignity. We explore how this historic moment inspired a new era of defiance, uniting movements across Lebanon, Palestine, and beyond in the ongoing fight for liberation. We also turn our attention to the Revolution’s far-reaching impact on the struggle for sovereignty in West Asia. A principal instance of this influence is Syria, where the Iranian Revolution’s message of resistance continues to shape the battle against Zionism and foreign occupation. Today, despite relentless external aggression, the spirit of the Islamic Revolution remains a guiding force, fueling the determination of resistance movements in Syria and beyond.

This week, we focus on the resilience of the Palestinian resistance amid a fragile ceasefire and Israel's renewed threats of aggression.

After nearly three years of political paralysis, Lebanon finally has a president. But General Joseph Aoun’s path to Baabda was not exactly driven by popular demand. It was carved out under US and Saudi influence, with a strategic assist from Hezbollah’s parliamentary maneuvers.

From Riyadh's high-profile reception of Syria's rebranded leaders once labeled militants to the delicate dynamics of Persian Gulf Arab states engaging with a Turkish-backed government, this diplomatic pivot marks a significant shift in regional alliances.

In a region marked by conflict and shifting alliances, Yemen has emerged as an unexpected yet formidable player in the resistance against Israeli aggression.

In the face of escalating tensions across the region, Yemen's Sanaa forces have taken bold steps, launching coordinated military operations against Zionist Israel in retaliation for recent aggression.

This week, we delve into the aftermath of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, a legitimate act of resistance that Israel manipulated to further its regional agenda.

This week, we explore the dramatic collapse of Bashar al-Assad, a turning point that has left Syria fragmented and under the control of armed groups, now shaping the future of the nation.

This week, we will delve into the complex dynamics of Lebanon's latest confrontation with Zionist Israel, examining how Hezbollah's resilience reshaped the battlefield and left its adversaries grappling with unfulfilled objectives.

This program is an interview with Dr. Ibrahim Mousawi, a Lebanese lawmaker affiliated with Hezbollah. He sheds light on Hezbollah's recent victory against Israel by imposing the ceasefire.