Israel president warns of new Palestinian uprising
Israel’s president has warned that the Palestinians are liable to launch a new uprising if the Jewish state doesn’t do
Hezbollah chief says Syria threatened with partition
War-torn Syria is threatened with “schemes of division and partition,” the head of Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement,
Special Report: Inside the West’s economic war with Iran
Special Report: Inside the West’s economic war with Iran
In his first week as U.S. president, Barack Obama told Iran’s leaders he would extend a hand if they would “unclench
Iran: World’s leading supporter of separatism
By Nasser Bani Assad
Iran jealously guards its territorial integrity to the extent that members of non-Persian ethnic groups are imprisoned 
Islamic Republic: anti-women, anti-Arab
By Saedieh Bentarif
Generally speaking by looking at current facts about Ahwazi Arab women, you see that these women have a similar
Ahwazi: Landmines Continue To Kill
Ahwazi Arabs employed to clear landmines continue to face serious risk as an estimated 16 million landmines 
Poverty and discrimination force Ahwazis into mine clearance
Anti-personnel mines are claiming lives of Ahwazi Arabs, according to recent reports.
Mine explosions were reported in Sahel Maysan, Dashte Azadegan in November as local Arabs were employed in mine-sweeping along border areas, according to the head of the local judiciary Hamid Azakereh.
Clinton issues ‘strong warning’ to Assad over chemical arms
Al Arabiya with agencies
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Monday issued a “strong warning” to the regime of Bashar al-Assad over
“Al-Ahwaz will be next battle after Syria”
Relations between the opposition to Syria’s Assad regime and the Ahwazi Arabs are growing with both forging bonds to fight their common enemy, the Iranian regime. With Iran now in effective control over its Syrian vassal state, the Syrian opposition have pledged to support the Ahwazi struggle in meetings with senior Ahwazi leaders.
Discrimination against Arabs in Iranian football
Discrimination is starving budding Ahwazi Arab footballers of sponsorship and equipment, according to local coaches.
Rasoul Sayahi, the coach of the Jenobeh-Azadegan football team in the Arab-majority town Sosangerd (Khafajiyeh), told Farsnews: “Our players do not have a soccer shoes to play with. We managed to be within the first four teams in province’s league division one without having support and managed to qualify for the provincial championship.”
