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News Service Sheikh Isa Qassim urges Bahrainis to support Shia scholars facing trial
Bahrain’s prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim has urged citizens to support 60 religious scholars facing trial as part of proceedings involving 69 defendants scheduled for November 8.
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News Service Scabies infections affect 80% of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, rights group says
The Palestinian Prisoner Society says widespread scabies infections, overcrowding, inadequate medical care and repeated violent raids are worsening conditions for Palestinian detainees, including children and women, in Israeli prisons.
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News Service Gaza Health Ministry warns of near-total hospital disruption as transport services halt
The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza has warned that hospitals and primary healthcare centers face near-total disruption after contracted transport companies suspended their services over unpaid dues and worsening financial conditions.
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News Service 674 attacks on Palestinian olive farmers and trees recorded in 37 days
The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission reported 674 attacks by Israeli forces and settlers against olive trees and Palestinian farmers in the West Bank, including occupied Al-Quds, between October 1 and November 6, 2026.
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News Service Gaza humanitarian coalition urges urgent action as winter worsens displacement crisis
The Coalition of Charitable and Humanitarian Organizations in Gaza has urged immediate international intervention to protect displaced Palestinians from severe winter conditions.
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News Service Yemen says Saudi-led coalition carried out 91 attacks in six governorates in 24 hours
Yemen’s Armed Forces said Saudi-led coalition forces carried out 91 air strikes and missile attacks over the past 24 hours across six governorates, targeting civilian sites and causing casualties among Yemeni civilians.
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News Service Israeli police restrict Muslim access as extremist Jewish settlers enter Aqsa Mosque compound
At least 168 extremist Israeli settlers entered the Aqsa Mosque compound in groups through the Maghariba Gate on Sunday, accompanied by police.
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News Service At least 200,000 join Amsterdam rally demanding tougher Dutch action against Israel
At least 200,000 people joined Amsterdam’s fourth “Red Line” rally on Sunday, calling on the Dutch government to take stronger action against Israel over its war on Gaza.
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News Service Iran condemns deadly airstrikes on civilian targets in Yemen
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned airstrikes targeting civilian infrastructure and residential areas in Yemen, calling for an immediate halt to military attacks and the lifting of the blockade on the country.
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News Service Araghchi says White House must choose between Iran’s proposal and war
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, in a message, stressed that it is now the White House’s turn to make a choice, saying that either accept our two-day proposal and see the results, or choose war—and witness how our vigilant fighters rain a hell of fire down upon you.
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News Service More than 900,000 displaced Gazans face flooding risks in Khan Yunis
Heavy rain and strong winds have hit Gaza since Friday, flooding tens of thousands of tents and leaving Palestinians displaced by the Israeli genocidal war with nowhere to live.