The group urged "rebellious youth" to "shake the ground beneath the feet of the Zionist invaders and their settler gangs."

Videos and photos posted on social media show an angry mob descending upon a church, throwing pieces of bricks and burning it.

The region's leader warned that his government would "deal decisively" with anyone found guilty of blasphemy.

“No one should test us, we will take all necessary measures to defend our country and people," the Israeli foreign minister warned.

The announcement comes after local authorities confirmed that at least 45 people were killed last week in several attacks.

"The group is infamous for its extreme violence and its link to Islamic State provides access to regional jihadist networks and funding."

Many are worried about the fate of an Iranian climber who competed in South Korea without wearing a hijab and left the country early.

A journalist the Biden administration for allowing Raisi to come to the US after a 22-year-old died in government custody.

The advances the world has made on free speech seem to be eroding in the 21st century.

Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini issued a fatwa for the novelist's death over his 1988 book, 'The Satanic Verses.'