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Ahmed Al Jarallah

Those dealing with the Iranians, especially politically, should count their fingers every time they shake hands, as the...

Dealing with Iran is like handling a bag of coal

Opinion

Dealing with Iran is like handling a bag of coal

Those dealing with the Iranians, especially politically, should count their fingers every time they shake hands, as they practice deception. It is said that former Pakistani Presi...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 05/05/2026

With the political forces agreeing to appoint Ali al-Zubaidi as Prime Minister, Iraq has ended the period of vacancy in...

Ali al-Zubaidi, welcome to governing Iraq

Opinion

Ali al-Zubaidi, welcome to governing Iraq

With the political forces agreeing to appoint Ali al-Zubaidi as Prime Minister, Iraq has ended the period of vacancy in the head of the executive branch, which exceeded the deadli...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 04/05/2026

In ancient Persian literature, there is a story with profound implications about subtle blackmail. It is said that a va...

Iran plays for time, just like what Juha did to teach the donkey

Opinion

Iran plays for time, just like what Juha did to teach the donkey

In ancient Persian literature, there is a story with profound implications about subtle blackmail. It is said that a vain mayor decided to teach his favorite donkey how to read. H...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 03/05/2026

Anyone who reads the Charter of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) will find that the provisions of the final communiqu...

The GCC agreement: Much remains unfulfilled

Opinion

The GCC agreement: Much remains unfulfilled

Anyone who reads the Charter of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) will find that the provisions of the final communiqué of the consultative summit held in Jeddah two days ago hav...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 29/04/2026

The professor used to mock his students frequently. One day he asked a student, “How many kidneys do we have?” The stud...

The student taught the arrogant professor the harshest lesson of his life

Opinion

The student taught the arrogant professor the harshest lesson of his life

The professor used to mock his students frequently. One day he asked a student, “How many kidneys do we have?” The student answered, “Four.” The professor looked at him condescend...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 29/04/2026

A successful state is built on institutions, the most important of which are the armed forces, which represent its back...

Iraq needs to govern itself

Opinion

Iraq needs to govern itself

A successful state is built on institutions, the most important of which are the armed forces, which represent its backbone. The condition of the army is an indicator distinguishi...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 28/04/2026

Why is the Iranian nuclear issue at the top of international concerns? Why does the international community reject the ...

Middle Eastern people do not want Iran to possess nuclear weapons

Opinion

Middle Eastern people do not want Iran to possess nuclear weapons

Why is the Iranian nuclear issue at the top of international concerns? Why does the international community reject the current Iranian regime’s possession of weapons of mass destr...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 27/04/2026

The second round of negotiations between Washington and Tehran has failed. More precisely, the Iranian negotiator does ...

This is Iran’s modus operandi – stalling and buying time

Opinion

This is Iran’s modus operandi – stalling and buying time

The second round of negotiations between Washington and Tehran has failed. More precisely, the Iranian negotiator does not want to admit defeat, and is instead attempting to stall...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 26/04/2026

The arrest of Amjad Yousef, a criminal from the former Syrian regime, confirms the determination to achieve justice in ...

Syrian criminals stole Gulf citizens’ money

Opinion

Syrian criminals stole Gulf citizens’ money

The arrest of Amjad Yousef, a criminal from the former Syrian regime, confirms the determination to achieve justice in the new Syria and proves that the new government is working ...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 25/04/2026

These lines offer not only a window into history but also an attempt to understand the transformation of a society that...

This is how the Shah’s throne fell and a revolution that devastated Iran began

Opinion

This is how the Shah’s throne fell and a revolution that devastated Iran began

These lines offer not only a window into history but also an attempt to understand the transformation of a society that, within a few short months, became a source of concern for ...

Ahmed Al Jarallah | 22/04/2026

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