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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.
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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.
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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.
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Pezeshkian calls on Iranians to support one another, set aside divisions
President Masoud Pezeshkian has called on Iranians to support one another and set aside divisions, saying national solidarity would help the country grow stronger across scientific, social and humanitarian fields.
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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.
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Enemy interests across region will be struck if Iran is attacked again: IRGC advisor
A senior advisor to the commander-in-chief of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has warned that Iran would target the interests and infrastructure of its adversaries in the region if attacks against the country are repeated.
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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.
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‘Don’t let my friends be forgotten’: Surviving Minab student writes to Araghchi
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Sunday he has received a letter from a surviving student of the Shajareh Tayyebah School in Minab, which came under a deadly US missile attack late in February, and published its text in an Instagram message.
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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.
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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.
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Senior security official says US forces were expelled from Iraq after defeat against Iran
Iranian security official Mohsen Rezaei claims that US forces were expelled from Iraq following a defeat against Iran. He says more than 30 million Iranians have registered for the “Janfada” campaign and stresses that Iran will maintain diplomacy while refusing to return to its previous diplomatic approach.
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Third oil tanker catches fire after striking naval mine in Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s IRGC Navy says a third oil tanker caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after striking a naval mine while attempting to use an unauthorized route despite warnings. The shuttle tanker was reportedly carrying 750,000 barrels of crude oil.
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Army official: Iran ready to strike enemy vessels again if necessary
Iranian Army Deputy Coordinator Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari says Iran is prepared to strike enemy vessels again if necessary, stressing the country’s military capabilities and defensive resolve.
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IRGC Navy says 2nd supertanker explodes after striking sea mine in Strait of Hormuz
The IRGC Navy says a crude oil supertanker caught fire after striking a sea mine while traveling along an unauthorized route in the Strait of Hormuz. The force said that the vessel had disabled its navigation systems and warns that ships doing so will be treated as hostile.
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IRGC Navy warns ships against disabling identification systems in Strait of Hormuz
IRGC Navy Commander Ali Azmaei has warned that vessels in the Strait of Hormuz that disable their navigation and identification systems will be considered hostile and face a decisive response.
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Security official: US response to Iran’s seven conditions remains insufficient
Iranian security official Mohsen Rezaei says Washington has accepted some of Iran’s seven conditions but has not provided a sufficient response. He insists that Iran’s diplomatic stance has changed and accuses US President Donald Trump of misjudging the conflict after the reported failure to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.