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Hamas demands end to ‘inhumane’ Gaza aid mechanism backed by U.S. and Israel
The Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, has called for immediate Arab and international intervention to stop the ongoing U.S.- and Israeli-backed aid mechanism in Gaza, which the movement described as inhumane.
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UNRWA warns of health disaster in Gaza amid water and hygiene crisis
UNRWA has warned of severe health risks in Gaza due to lack of clean water, soap, and shelter, worsened by summer heat and the Israeli blockade. Gaza’s health system is collapsing, and children are especially vulnerable to disease and starvation.
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Israeli strikes kill 82 Palestinians across Gaza, including aid seekers
Israeli forces carried out deadly attacks across Gaza, killing at least 82 civilians, including aid seekers. Residential areas were bombed, families displaced, and many wounded later succumbed to their injuries.
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Euro-Med calls for shutdown of GHF and prosecution of Donald Trump
Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor condemned the Israeli-American GHF for deadly attacks on civilians at Gaza aid sites and called for its immediate shutdown. The group cited a massacre near Rafah and accused U.S. contractors of firing on starving civilians.
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Lebanon reports over 3,000 Israeli breaches since November 2024 truce; One more martyred
An Israeli airstrike killed Lebanese civilian Wissam Musa Abu Abbas in al-Khiam, violating the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah. Lebanon reports over 3,000 Israeli violations since the truce began in November 2024.
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67 children dead as Gaza famine worsens under Israeli siege
Gaza’s Government Media Office reports that the Israeli siege has caused a deepening famine, with 67 children dead and over 650,000 at risk. Essential services have collapsed, and 96% of the population faces severe food insecurity.
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Video: Israeli tank brutally fires at defenseless old Palestinian man
AhlulBayt News Agency: Shocking footage captured by Israeli soldiers shows the moment a tank fires bullets at a defenseless, fleeing elderly Palestinian man in the southern Gaza Strip city of Khan Yunis in early July.
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UN agencies warn Gaza fuel crisis threatens collapse of aid and health services
Seven UN agencies have warned that Gaza’s fuel shortage has reached critical levels, threatening hospitals, water systems, and humanitarian aid.
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Extremist Jewish settlers torch Palestinian farm building in Deir Dibwan
At dawn on Sunday, a group of extremist Jewish settlers set fire to a farm building in Deir Dibwan, a town located east of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
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Why return of Syrian Shia families to Homs remains unstable?
Recent attempts by displaced Shia families to return to their homes in Ashrafiyah, a village on the outskirts of Homs, have once again failed due to threats and intimidation by armed groups affiliated with the Julani-led authorities.
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Photos: Israeli warplanes attack school in Jabalia refugee camp
AhlulBayt News Agency: Israeli warplanes bombed the Halima al-Saadiyah School, a Palestinian refugee camp in the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, killing at least eight Palestinians.
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Photos: Zionist forces destroyed Palestinian cemetery in Khan Yunis
AhlulBayt News Agency: The Israeli army destroyed a Palestinian cemetery and the tents surrounding it in Khan Yunis, located in the southern Gaza Strip, under the pretext of finding the bodies of Israeli prisoners.
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Al-Abbas Shrine implements a development campaign at Al-Alqami Complex for visitors (+Photos)
The staff of the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine have begun implementing a development campaign in the Al-Alqami Complex, in service of the visitors.
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Al-Abbas Holy Shrine and Ministry of Electricity discuss coordinating joint efforts in preparation for Arbaeen pilgrimage
The Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine discussed with the Ministry of Electricity the coordination of joint efforts in preparation for the Arbaeen pilgrimage of Imam al-Hussayn (peace be upon him).
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Islamic Jihad Leader: Palestinian Resistance will not bow to external pressures
In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, Mohammad al-Hindi, Deputy Secretary-General of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement, reaffirmed that Palestinian resistance will not succumb to external pressures.
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Paper: What’s behind dangerous push to disarm resistance groups in Iraq?
Following the 12-day war Israel waged against Iran, the regional equations have undergone drastic changes, with massive efforts being made by some international actors to contain and undermine the Axis of Resistance. One of the main stages of this quiet battle is Iraq that due to its geopolitical position plays a vital role in the West Asian security equations.
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Analysis / Israel deadlock in Yemen: Why’s Sana’a unbeatable?
"Israel does not know what to do with Yemen challenge." This is not mere rhetoric. It is one of the headlines of Israel's Haaretz newspaper that conveys the Israeli frustration with Yemen's attacks. Over the past three days, the Yemeni forces by firing several ballistic missiles at targets in the occupied territories have posed serious threats to the Israelis and showed that Yemen alone is capable of challenging the Israeli military. In such a situation, Israeli sources talk about Tel Aviv confusion on how to deal with challenge posed by Yemen.
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Analysis / Trump and Netanyahu: divided on the surface, coordinated deep down
Over the past week, the controversial Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was the guest of Washington. The visit, which lasted almost a week, was unprecedented in its type in terms of the length as Netanyahu’s previous visits lasted only 48 or at most 72 hours. The timing was highly meaningful as it took place amid the ceasefire with Iran.
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Paper: Caught between Iran and US, what path will Saudi Arabia pick?
In the middle of the escalating tensions between Iran and the US and after Washington and Tel Aviv attacked some of Iranian nuclear sites, Saudi Arabia is subject to a strategic test.
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Analysis / Haraki tribe rebellion: A socio-political quake for Barazanis
In the past weeks, Iraqi Kurdistan region has witnessed one of the most unprecedented clashes between the militants of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and local tribal militias, especially those of Haraki tribe. The development not only drew security concerns in the autonomous region, but also set off the alarm bells about tribal divergence, erosion of the local government, and possibility of central government and foreign forces. This report sheds light on the roots of the recent clashes and their possible consequences.
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UG Solutions hires Seven Letter amid Gaza aid site controversy
UG Solutions, the contractor behind Gaza’s controversial aid program, hired a crisis PR firm as criticism mounts over deadly aid site operations. UN reports nearly 800 Palestinians killed at GHF-run centers, with eyewitnesses blaming Israeli forces and US contractors.
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Hezbollah condemns assassination of Sheikh Rasoul Shahoud in Syria
Hezbollah condemned the killing of Shia cleric Sheikh Rasoul Shahoud in Homs, Syria, calling it a sectarian provocation. The group urged accountability and warned of extremist threats to Syria’s unity.
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Syrian and Israeli officials to meet in Baku to discuss military tensions
A Syrian and Israeli official met in Baku to discuss Israel’s military presence in Syria, amid growing regional shifts. The HTS-led Syrian administration confirmed indirect contacts with Israel and expressed interest in reviving the 1974 buffer zone agreement.
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Bahrain restricts Muharram ceremonies, intensifies Shia repression
Like in previous years, Bahraini authorities restricted Muharram mourning ceremonies, especially the Ashura rituals in the country this year.
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Gaza witnesses deadliest day since May with 150 Palestinians martyred
Israel’s latest military assault on Gaza killed at least 150 Palestinians in a single day, including 34 waiting for humanitarian aid. Strikes targeted homes in Jabalia and a refugee camp in al-Shati, causing mass casualties.
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Yemen condemns UN envoy’s statement, accuses him of bias over Red Sea escalation
Yemen’s Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned a “biased” statement by the United Nations Special Envoy to Yemen, Hans Grundberg, saying he ignored the underlying causes of the escalation in the Red Sea.
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UN to host International Conference on Palestine in July
The United Nations will host the “International Conference on Palestine” at its New York headquarters from July 26 to 28, with the aim of exploring peaceful solutions to the long-standing Palestinian issue.
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Pentagon confirms Iranian missile strike on Al Udeid Base in Qatar
The Pentagon’s chief spokesman Sean Parnell has acknowledged that one of Iran’s ballistic missiles struck Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar—the largest U.S. military facility in the Middle East.
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UN warns of critical fuel crisis in Gaza threatening life-saving services
Fuel shortages in the Gaza Strip have reached catastrophic levels, the United Nations announced, warning that the scarcity is crippling vital services and deepening the humanitarian emergency in the war-ravaged territory.
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17 Palestinians killed in Israeli raids; GHF aid sites under scrutiny
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 17 Palestinians in Gaza since dawn, with dozens more killed in recent days, including aid seekers. The UN reports nearly 800 Palestinians have died while seeking food at GHF-run sites. UNRWA’s chief condemned Israel’s actions, calling Gaza a “graveyard of children and starving people.”