Gaza Holds Mass Funeral for 54 Palestinians Amid Ceasefire Deal
Gaza holds mass funeral for 54 Palestinians, many unidentified, as Israel returns remains under ceasefire. Local officials announce plans for forensic identification efforts.
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Gaza Ceasefire Begins Amidst Soaring Death Toll of 67,869
A temporary ceasefire takes effect in Gaza as health authorities report 67,869 deaths and 170,105 injuries since October 2023. The agreement aims to facilitate humanitarian aid delivery.
Israel Extends Al Jazeera Office Closure in West Bank by 60 Days
Israeli authorities renew closure of Al Jazeera’s West Bank office for 60 days, citing ongoing tensions. The move highlights challenges to press freedom in the region.
Displaced Palestinians Return to Gaza Ruins as Ceasefire Holds
Palestinians return to destroyed homes in Gaza as Israel enforces ceasefire, sparking urgent calls for humanitarian aid and reconstruction.
Israel and Hamas Reach Historic Gaza Peace Deal: Live Updates
U.S. President Trump announces Israel-Hamas peace deal; UN pledges support for Gaza aid and reconstruction. Follow live updates.
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan Forge Strategic Defense Pact to Bolster Regional Security
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sign mutual defense pact, pledging joint response to aggression and enhanced security cooperation to stabilize the region.
57 Killed in Gaza Strikes as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
Israeli strikes in Gaza kill 57 amid escalating military operations, worsening humanitarian conditions. Palestinian sources report attacks on residential areas.
Gaza Journalist Mourned After Hospital Strike Kills Media Workers
A brother mourns his sister, a journalist killed in an Israeli strike on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital, which left 20 dead including 5 media workers.
Israeli Strikes on Gaza Hospital Kill 20, Including Five Journalists
Israeli airstrikes on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital kill 20, including 5 journalists, sparking international condemnation and calls for accountability.
Chlorine Gas Leak in Iraq’s Karbala Leaves Over 600 with Suffocation Symptoms
Over 600 people treated for suffocation after chlorine gas leak at Karbala water plant during Arbaeen pilgrimages. Authorities cite technical malfunction.
Israeli Forces Accused of Killing 93 Aid Seekers in Gaza: Tensions Escalate
Gazan authorities report 93 killed as Israeli forces open fire on aid seekers, escalating humanitarian concerns. UN confirms convoy attack; IDF disputes claims.
Calm Returns to Syria’s Sweida as Tribal Fighters Withdraw
Calm returns to Syria’s Sweida as tribal fighters withdraw, but residents face ongoing challenges with essential services amid fragile truce efforts.
Deadly Mall Fire in Iraq Claims 69 Lives, Dozens Rescued
A massive fire at a newly opened hypermarket in Iraq’s Kut city leaves 69 dead, 11 missing, with rescue operations ongoing.
Deadly Supermarket Fire in Eastern Iraq Sparks Emergency Response
A deadly fire at a Kut shopping mall has claimed dozens of lives, including children. Emergency services are on high alert as authorities launch legal proceedings.
Iraq Hypermarket Fire Death Toll Rises to 61, Sparks Safety Concerns
A devastating fire at a hypermarket in Kut, Iraq, claims 61 lives, with many victims found in bathrooms. Authorities continue investigations into the tragedy.
Tragic Supermarket Fire Claims 50 Lives in Eastern Iraq
A deadly fire at a supermarket in Iraq’s Kut city kills nearly 50, highlighting urgent safety concerns in urban commercial spaces.
Deadly Clashes Erupt in Syria’s Sweida: Over 37 Killed in Tribal Violence
Clashes between Druze fighters and Bedouin tribes in Syria’s Sweida Province leave 37 dead, 50 wounded. Local leaders mediate as tensions escalate.
U.S. Denies Intel on Iran Uranium Movement Amid Post-Strike Speculation
U.S. Defense Secretary denies intelligence on Iran moving uranium post-strikes, contradicting expert claims. Tensions rise over nuclear program assessments.
Iran Condemns Israel Over Broadcast Headquarters Strike
Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB condemns Israel for airstrikes on its Tehran headquarters, plans legal action over press freedom violations.
Trump Claims U.S. Strikes Inflicted ‘Monumental Damage’ on Iran Nuclear Sites
U.S. President Trump asserts that strikes caused ‘monumental damage’ to Iran’s nuclear sites, though officials remain cautious about the extent of destruction.
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