Despite military and economic aggression, Iran has emerged unscathed, holding strategic leverage through military prowess, popular resilience, united leadership, and firm control over the Strait of Hormuz – while the US-Israeli-Arab alliance crumbles.

In this edition of the program we have with us Ambassador Abdullah Al-Ashaal, former Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt.

US foreign policy in West Asia is not being decided in Washington, but in Tel Aviv.

The USS Gerald R. Ford retreats after 309 days supporting Israel's war on Iran. Fire, sewage failures, and 14 months of repairs expose a crumbling US Navy.

Israeli forces move to stop a large humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza, intercepting several vessels in international waters.

The MidEaStream exposes how diplomacy is no longer shaping this conflict; it is rather collapsing under the weight of shifting power in West Asia.

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has affirmed the unbreakable strategic partnership between Iran and Russia.