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NEW YORK TIMES: Netanyahu prolonged Gaza war to avoid prosecution
A New York Times investigation reveals that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu extended the Gaza war to protect his political career and avoid criminal charges. He rejected a ceasefire deal under pressure from far-right coalition partners. The war has killed over 57,000 Palestinians, while Netanyahu remains in power
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Israeli drone strike kills one, injures five in Lebanon's al-Numairiyah
An Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon killed one person and wounded five others, violating the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah.
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Ahmad Al-Sharaa arrives in Baku for official visit
Syria’s transitional president Ahmad Al-Sharaa arrived in Azerbaijan on July 12 for a working visit. He was greeted with a formal ceremony at Heydar Aliyev Airport and welcomed by senior Azerbaijani officials.
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Hamas urges West Bank uprising after settler killings in Sinjil
Hamas called on Palestinians in the West Bank to rise up following deadly settler attacks near Ramallah. Two Palestinians, including American-Palestinian Saif Muslat, were killed in separate incidents.
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Al-Qassam and Al-Quds Brigades strike Israeli criminal forces in Khan Younis
Palestinian resistance factions carried out coordinated attacks targeting Israeli forces in Khan Younis and Gaza City. Al-Qassam and Al-Quds Brigades reported destroying a Merkava tank and a D9 bulldozer, while Israeli media confirmed two soldiers were wounded.
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Five Yemeni children martyred in Saudi-led coalition shelling in Taiz
Five children were martyred in Taiz province after Saudi-led coalition militants shelled residential homes. The attack occurred in Al-Ta’iziyah District and has drawn widespread condemnation across Yemen.
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Youngest former Palestinian prisoner Yousef Al-Zaq martyred in Israeli airstrike in Gaza
Yousef Al-Zaq, born in an Israeli prison in 2008, was killed in an airstrike targeting his family’s home in central Gaza. He was among dozens of former prisoners killed since the start of Israel’s assault.
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Sanaa condemns UN envoy’s bias over Red Sea and Gaza
Yemen’s Foreign Ministry in Sanaa condemned the UN envoy’s statement on the Red Sea for ignoring Israeli aggression and Gaza’s genocide. It defended Yemen’s naval blockade as a targeted response to international inaction
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UNICEF: Israel killing 27 children daily in Gaza since October 2023
UNICEF reports that Israel has killed an average of 27 children per day in Gaza since October 2023, with over 18,000 child fatalities recorded. More than 5,000 children were diagnosed with acute malnutrition in May alone.
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Believers commemorate Thursday night at shrine of Aba al-Fadl al-Abbas in Karbala (+Photos)
The holy city of Karbala witnessed a large influx of visitors to commemorate Thursday night at the shrine of Aba al-Fadl al-Abbas (peace be upon him).
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Crowds of believers participate in Dua Kumayl recitation at al-Abbas shrine (+Photos)
The courtyard of the shrine of Aba al-Fadl al-Abbas (peace be upon him) witnessed the recitation of Dua Kumayl on Thursday night, with the participation of a large gathering of believers.
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Bahraini Shia Cleric Summoned for Participating in Ashura Ceremony
The Al Khalifa regime in Bahrain has summoned Sheikh Hassan Qassab for interrogation at the Al-Na’im police station in Manama. This move came after his participation in a religious Ashura ceremony and has sparked widespread public outcry.
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‘Everything destroyed’ displacement crisis smong Israelis following Iranian strikes: Haaretz Reports
The Hebrew daily Haaretz, in interviews with several Israeli settlers displaced by Iranian missile attacks, reported that Israelis continue to suffer from a deep economic and psychological crisis caused by Iran's strikes—yet the government is failing to adequately address their situation.
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Al-Abbas Holy Shrine continues expansion works of bridges connecting both sides of Al-Hindiyah River in Karbala
The Al-Kafeel Nurseries Group, affiliated with the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine, continues the expansion works of the bridges connecting both sides of the Al-Hindiyah River in Karbala Governorate.
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Al-Abbas Shrine launches post-procession cleaning campaign
The Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine initiated a major cleaning campaign following the Bani Asad procession honoring Imam al-Hussayn and his companions. The effort included street and carpet cleaning using specialized vehicles.
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Joseph Aoun rules out normalization with Israel amid regional tensions
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun declared that Lebanon will not normalize ties with Israel, emphasizing sovereignty and exclusive state control over weapons. His comments follow regional shifts and US efforts to expand the Abraham Accords.
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Gaza death toll surpasses 57,800 amid ongoing Israeli attacks
The Palestinian Health Ministry reports over 57,800 deaths and 137,000 injuries in Gaza since October 2023 due to Israeli military operations. On Friday alone, 61 people were killed, including 11 waiting for aid and seven in a tent shelter.
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Bandar Al-Khorayef highlights Saudi-Russian cooperation in metals and mining
Saudi Arabia’s industry minister expressed interest in expanding cooperation with Russian companies in metals, mining, and pharmaceuticals. He emphasized automation and localization as strategic goals for both nations.
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Eight Israeli criminal soldiers killed or wounded in Gaza ambush
Eight Israeli soldiers were killed or injured in Gaza following a booby-trapped building explosion and intensified resistance attacks.
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Prominent Syrian Shia cleric Sheikh Rasool Shahoud martyred by terrorist group
Prominent Syrian Shia scholar Sheikh Rasool Shahoud was martyred last night in a targeted attack by the Golani terrorist group, marking a significant loss for the Shia community in Syria.
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Secretary General of Iraq's Ahl al-Haq Brigades: Ashura demands unity against U.S. hegemony, injustice
Sheikh Qais Khazali, Secretary General of the Iraqi Ahl al-Haq Brigades, marked the anniversary of Ashura by calling for national unity and resistance against foreign domination, particularly U.S. influence, to safeguard Iraq’s sovereignty and dignity.
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Iran’s ambassador to Iraq meets with Grand Ayatollah Bashir Najafi
Mohammad Kazem Al-e-Sadeq, the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Iraq, met with Grand Ayatollah Bashir Hossein Najafi in Najaf Ashraf, accompanied by a high-ranking delegation. The meeting was held at the central office of the Grand Ayatollah.
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Tensions escalate in Homs after assassination of Syrian Shia cleric
A demonstration was held in a suburb of Homs in Syria in condemnation of the assassination of Shia cleric.
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Satellite images show damage to Al Udeid base after Iranian strike
Satellite imagery confirms damage to Al Udeid US Airbase in Qatar following Iran’s retaliatory strike, contradicting Trump’s denial.
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UNRWA chief says Gaza is now a graveyard for children and starving civilians
UNRWA’s Philippe Lazzarini condemned Israel’s blockade and attacks, calling Gaza a graveyard for children and the starving. Nearly 800 Palestinians have been killed while seeking aid, mostly at GHF-run sites.
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Hamas accuses Netanyahu of blocking permanent Gaza ceasefire
Hamas accused Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu of sabotaging efforts for a permanent ceasefire and full prisoner exchange. Netanyahu told families a comprehensive deal was unachievable, pushing for a temporary truce.
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Yemenis rally in Sana’a to support Gaza and escalate anti-Israel operations
Hundreds of thousands of Yemenis held mass rallies in support of Gaza, pledging to intensify military operations against Israeli-linked targets. Yemeni officials highlighted recent naval strikes and vowed continued enforcement of a maritime blockade.
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Israeli analysts warn Gaza war is a trap with no exit
An Israeli journalist says Benjamin Netanyahu’s reliance on a military solution to issues and lust for waging endless wars is making the entity less secure in the long run.
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Multiple Israeli soldiers committed suicide amid ongoing war in Gaza and WB, +1,600 Israeli soldiers suffer PTSD
Multiple Israeli soldiers have committed suicide amid the ongoing war in Gaza and intensified operations in the West Bank.
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Gaza ministry says 67 percent of cemeteries destroyed by Israeli criminal forces
The Gaza Ministry of Endowments reported that Israeli forces have destroyed 67% of the territory’s cemeteries, including desecration and theft of corpses. UNRWA’s chief condemned the humanitarian crisis, calling Gaza a graveyard for children and the starving.