Office of Sayed al-Sistani announces Monday marks completion of month of Rabi’ al-Thani

Yemen’s human rights authority condemns cluster munition attack in Hajjah

Yemen’s National Human Rights Authority in Sana’a condemned the reported killing of civilians in Bani Khatab villages, Hajjah Province, in an alleged Saudi attack involving cluster munitions. The authority accused Saudi Arabia, the United States, and weapons-exporting countries of responsibility or complicity and called on the UN to investigate the incident and document the remnants of the weapons.

Yemen accuses Saudi supporters of complicity in crimes

Yemen’s Foreign Ministry has stressed that the Saudi regime was responsible for ending the de-escalation phase and that its supporters are complicit in its crimes.

Israeli settlers abduct seven Palestinian farmers during West Bank olive harvest

Israeli settlers abducted seven Palestinian farmers and injured at least four others during attacks on olive harvesters across the occupied West Bank. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes on Gaza killed eight Palestinians and wounded more than 20, according to Palestinian reports. Gaza’s Health Ministry said Israeli ceasefire violations had killed 1,471 Palestinians and injured 5,189 as of Thursday.

Sanaa forces release footage of taking control of new areas in Taiz

The Military Media affiliated with Sanaa forces released this evening photos and video footage showing their capture of Wadi Sharira and the surrounding mountains toward Al-Shamaytayn district after driving Saudi-backed forces out of the area.

A member of Sanaa’s Supreme Political Council calls for end to Saudi military operations and blockade on Yemen

Abdulaziz bin Habtoor, a member of Sanaa’s Supreme Political Council, said Saudi Arabia’s military escalation against Yemen must be addressed alongside the longstanding blockade and conflict.

Imam Hussain Holy Shrine Concludes Summer Quranic Courses in Lebanon

The International Quranic Reporting Center at the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine (Lebanon Branch) has concluded its annual summer Quranic course program, which was conducted across several Lebanese regions with the participation of more than 500 male and female students of various age groups.

Report: Israel carried out 11,620 demolitions in West Bank and Al-Quds in three years

The Palestine Information Center “Moata” reported 11,620 demolitions in the West Bank and Al-Quds between October 2023 and October 2026, affecting 2,143 homes and 9,477 other structures.

Israeli police escort settlers into Aqsa Mosque as Muslim worshipers face restrictions

Extremist Jewish settlers, accompanied by Israeli police, entered the Aqsa Mosque compound on Sunday and performed Talmudic prayers, while Muslim worshipers faced restrictions. Palestinian statistics indicate that more than 284,000 settlers entered the compound between October 2023 and October 2026.

Seven-year-old Palestinian child martyred in Israeli gunfire in northern Gaza

Israeli attacks across Gaza killed a seven-year-old Palestinian child and injured several civilians on Sunday. Six people were wounded in Khan Yunis and two near ash-Shuja’iya, while shooting, artillery shelling, drone activity, and demolitions continued in other areas.

Israeli forces expand control over ash-Shuja’iya as hundreds of Palestinians flee

Israeli forces reportedly expanded their control over Gaza City’s ash-Shuja’iya neighborhood by moving Yellow Line barriers westward, forcing hundreds of Palestinians to flee. Meanwhile, Israeli restrictions on humanitarian aid continue to worsen living conditions, leaving families such as that of Nihaya al-Masri in Khan Yunis dependent on charitable kitchens for their only daily meal.

Four Palestinians, including child, martyred in Israeli attacks on Gaza despite ceasefire

Israeli forces continued attacks across Gaza despite the ceasefire, killing four Palestinians, including a seven-year-old child in Jabalia, and injuring several others. Drone strikes, artillery shelling, and gunfire also targeted displacement camps and residential areas, raising concerns over the safety of displaced families.

Yemen’s Sanaa-based forces said missile and drone attacks on Saudi airports and energy facilities

Yemen’s Sanaa-based armed forces reported to have conducted four missile and drone operations against Saudi airports, energy facilities, and military positions over 24 hours. Military spokesman Yahya Sarie says the operations were retaliation for Saudi airstrikes in Yemen and warns international airlines against using Saudi airports, except those serving Mecca and Medina.

Sanaa says main roads to and from Taiz remain open and secured

Sanaa government spokesperson Omar Al-Bukhaiti says main roads to and from Taiz are open and secured by Sanaa forces. He accuses Saudi-backed forces of closing vital routes and besieging residents, while calling on all sides to avoid escalation and prevent further civilian suffering.

53 flights canceled at Saudi Dammam airport amid reported air traffic disruptions

Flight tracking data reportedly showed 53 cancellations at Dammam’s King Fahd International Airport since early Sunday, with several flights diverted from Riyadh to Qassim. The data also indicated no aircraft movements over airports in Riyadh, Dammam, Abha, Jazan, and Najran.

Saudi Arabia’s Supporters Are Complicit in Its Alleged Crimes

Yemen’s Foreign Ministry has accused Saudi Arabia of escalating the conflict by targeting Sanaa International Airport and warned that anyone supporting the Saudi-led actions against Yemen shares responsibility for their consequences.

Grand Ayatollah Sobhani Calls for Strengthening Scholarly Training at Razavi Dar al-Ilm

Grand Ayatollah Ja'far Sobhani has stressed the importance of strengthening the scholarly abilities of seminary students, deepening their understanding of classical Shiite theological texts and improving their capacity to address contemporary intellectual challenges.

Saudi fighter jets target yet another school in Yemen

The attack by Saudi fighter jets on a school in Taizz province in Yemen has once again demonstrated that the aim of Saudi attacks against this country is the destruction of vital infrastructures and civilian areas.

Israeli occupiers give 47 Palestinian families until Sunday to leave homes

Israeli occupiers on Saturday gave 47 Palestinian families in the northern occupied West Bank until Sunday evening to leave their homes after a 27-day blockade.

Lebanese cleric stresses need for solidarity with resistance in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, Yemen

Sheikh Ghazi Hanina warns that destroying Islamic unity and sowing discord among Arab and Muslim nations is the enemy's primary focus, stresses need for solidarity with resistance in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, Yemen, Iraq, and Syria

Bahraini scholars issue joint statement supporting Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim

In a joint statement, Bahraini religious scholars throw their weight behind the leader of the Bahraini Islamic Movement, declaring that any man-made decision contradicting divine law is rejected in the scales of faith

Gaza Death Toll Rises to 74,370 as Israeli War Continues to Claim Lives

The Palestinian death toll from the Israeli occupation’s war on the Gaza Strip since Oct. 7, 2023, has risen to 74,370 , with 175,371 others wounded, the Palestinian Health Ministry said on Saturday.

Israeli forces kill Palestinian man in West Bank as settler attacks intensify

Israeli forces have reportedly killed a 32-year-old Palestinian man near Hebron and wounded two others during a raid in Jericho. Separately, Israeli soldiers wounded Palestinian photojournalist Issam Rimawi with a rubber bullet while he was covering olive harvesting near Ramallah, after settlers allegedly attacked Palestinian farmers.

Iraqi resistance leader condemns US sanctions against the International Criminal Court

Abu Ala al-Walai, secretary-general of Iraq’s Kata’ib Sayyid al-Shuhada, has condemned US sanctions against the International Criminal Court, arguing that they reveal Washington’s preference for power and national interests over international law and justice

Young girl Martyred in Saudi regime mortar attack on civilian homes in Yemen’s Taiz province

Local reports say a young girl was martyred by mortar fire in Taiz, Yemen, amid attacks attributed to Saudi-backed forces. Saudi warplanes also reportedly struck a judge’s residence multiple times, killing a woman, while airstrikes targeted a government complex and a road in the province.

Hind Rajab Foundation Files ICC Complaint Against Israeli Medical Association Over Palestinian Detainee Abuse

The Hind Rajab Foundation has filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court against the Israeli Medical Association, several physicians, and senior Israeli health and defense officials, alleging complicity in the torture and mistreatment of Palestinian detainees. The foundation says at least 29 detainees died at the facility by November 2025 due to physical violence or medical neglect, and alleges possible war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide.

Report Claims Riyadh Airport Attack Killed 12 and Injured 309, Halting All Flights

The report claims that an attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh killed at least 12 people and injured 309, forcing the suspension of all airport operations. It attributes the attack to Yemen’s ongoing campaign against Saudi targets amid escalating tensions between Riyadh and Sanaa, while describing widespread flight disruptions and concerns over the vulnerability of civilian infrastructure.

Ansarallah Warns Saudi Arabia of “Terrifying” New Phase Targeting Critical Infrastructure

In a sharp political and military escalation, Sanaa issued fresh threats against Saudi Arabia on Saturday, vowing a “terrifying” upcoming phase that will target infrastructure far beyond airports and oil facilities.

Sanaa Health Ministry Reports 91 Martyred, 168 Injured in Saudi Attacks Since September 3

Sanaa’s Ministry of Public Health and Population reported that Saudi airstrikes and attacks since September 3 have killed 91 people and injured 168 others, with women and children accounting for 60 percent of the casualties.

UN: Around 2.5 Million Afghans Have Returned from Iran Since 2025

Around 2.5 million Afghan nationals have returned from Iran to Afghanistan since the beginning of 2025, with a significant proportion deported, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).