Israeli strikes kill 23 in Gaza, including rescue official

The latest casualties were reported in separate Israeli strikes on the southern city of Khan Younis, the northern Jabalia refugee camp, and the central Nuseirat camp

Israel strikes leave Gaza hospitals in ruins amid health crisis

The World Health Organization says nearly all Gaza hospitals have been damaged or destroyed following intensified Israeli military operations.

Poll: 82% of Israelis back Gaza expulsion

Israel’s defence minister, Israel Katz, recently created a military body to facilitate the forced migration of Gaza’s population

US grants swift sanctions relief for Syria recovery

A general license was issued to ease US sanctions on Syria in an effort to boost the country’s economy and support future stability.

UN backs UK-Mauritius Chagos deal

The UK and Mauritius have signed a sovereignty agreement on Chagos Islands, gaining UN support as a meaningful resolution to a colonial-era conflict.

White House clashes with judge over deportations to South Sudan

A federal judge’s decision to stop migrant transfers to South Sudan drew sharp criticism from the White House over judicial overreach.

Trump ends Harvard’s foreign student privileges

The US has revoked Harvard’s right to host foreign students, prompting sharp criticism from the university and escalating tensions with the Trump administration.

Iran blames US for any Israeli attack on nuclear sites

Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, emphasized that any attack on Iranian nuclear sites by Israel would involve the US, which would bear legal responsibility

Israeli embassy staff killed near DC Jewish museum

Shooting appears to be targeted, with US officials vowing to bring perpetrator to justice as probe continues

Macron responds to report on Muslim Brotherhood’s influence in France

The report says that the jihadist movement, through local proxies, has been spreading “political Islam,” a development it views as a threat to social cohesion in the country

Egypt calls on Israel to explain warning shots at its diplomats

Egypt condemned Israel and demanded an explanation after its troops fired warning shots near diplomats, including Egypt’s ambassador, in the West Bank.

Netanyahu says Israel is ready for temporary Gaza ceasefire

Israel hints at a temporary truce in Gaza as international calls rise for aid access and accountability over recent military actions and blockades.

Trump shows DR Congo photo to push false SA genocide claim

During an Oval Office meeting, Trump presented visuals from Congo to back unfounded accusations of violence against white South Africans.

Iran, US ready for new nuclear talks in Rome Friday

Tehran and Washington resume nuclear negotiations in Rome this Friday with hopes of sanctions relief and limits on Iran’s nuclear activities.

Deportation of 8 sparks legal clash over S. Sudan flight

A Trump official says 8 violent criminals are being deported though a federal judge questions if they were unlawfully flown to South Sudan.

Iran executes man for Azerbaijan embassy attack

The attack, which Azerbaijan called an “act of terrorism,” severely strained relations between Tehran and Baku

Rubio warns Syria on brink of ‘full-scale civil war’

Rubio attributed the looming threat to the resurgence of the Islamic State in areas outside the transitional government’s control, as well as Iran’s involvement

US to appoint Thomas Barrack as special envoy for Syria

A U.S.-Turkish meeting focused on Syria took place on Tuesday in Washington, with Barrack in attendance

Musk confirms commitment to Tesla CEO role for next 5 years

Musk hinted at the potential for Starlink to go public in the future but clarified that there was no immediate plan to do so

Lavrov accuses radical groups of ‘ethnic cleansing’ in Syria

Sectarian violence erupted in Syria’s coastal northwest in March, a region historically aligned with Assad, resulting in the killing of hundreds of people from his Alawite sect by HTS jihadists

Israeli airstrikes kill dozens in Gaza as international criticism intensifies

The strikes targeted multiple locations across Gaza, including two homes where women and children were among the 18 killed, and a school sheltering displaced families

Lebanon bans Syrians without foreign residency from Beirut Airport

A government circular issued on Monday mandates that airlines ensure Syrians traveling to Syria via the airport hold a residency permit from another country for at least six months

Trump: Russia, Ukraine to start ceasefire talks now

Trump says Russia and Ukraine will start immediate ceasefire talks following a two-hour call with Putin as hopes for peace talks grow

UN: 3 more UNRWA staff killed as Gaza toll rises

UNRWA confirms over 300 staff deaths in Gaza, blaming Israeli forces and urging accountability as aid access remains blocked.

Palestinian suspect detained after allegedly spitting on Israeli soldier

The soldier, a 29-year-old reservist captain, told media she felt “uncomfortable” after the man played Arabic music nearby, before allegedly spitting in her direction

Israel to control entire Gaza as aid enters amid famine fears

The Israeli military launched a new operation on Friday and warned the residents of Khan Younis in southern Gaza to evacuate as it readied for an “unprecedented attack”

Indian boycott of Turkish goods expands amid political tensions

Although the Indian government has not imposed a formal ban on Turkish goods, the consumer-led boycott is making an impact

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