Palestinian journalists are calling for a boycott of the White House Correspondents' Dinner in protest against Israeli brutalities in the Gaza war.
Protesters gather at Kaplan Square in central Tel Aviv, local media reports.
Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 203rd day, has killed at least 34,356 Palestinians — 70% of them babies, children and women — and wounded over 77,368.
The Global Report on Food Crises reveals a devastating surge in acute hunger, with Gaza at the forefront of the crisis, as nearly 282 million people in 59 countries struggle for sustenance.
Israel intensifies violence and air strikes in Rafah, with civilian casualties rising as fears of a ground invasion loom large.
After years of criticising Ankara's anti-PKK operations, Baghdad has now come to the closest position ever to Ankara's fight against the terror group. And this is just the beginning.
Palestinians now stranded in Cairo include businessmen, students and ordinary families who say they seek some kind of temporary legal residency.
UAE was hit by record rains on April 16 that brought parts of the Gulf country to a standstill, heavily flooding some neighbourhoods.
With France, Canada, Australia, Sweden, Norway, Spain, Japan, and now Germany resuming funding after Israel's false claims, Tel Aviv is worried that US and UK may reverse their decisions too and begin funding to UN agency, Israeli media report.
Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 202nd day, has killed at least 34,305 Palestinians — 70 percent of them babies, children and women — and wounded over 77,293.
Hersh Goldberg-Polin — in a video released by Hamas that has ignited violent protests in West Jerusalem against Netanyahu and his extremist ministers — lashes out at Netanyahu government for abandoning Israelis held in Gaza since October last year.
After giving evacuation orders to four neighbourhoods in Beit Lahiya, Israel relentlessly attacks northern Gaza, forcing Palestinians who had just returned home to be on the run again.
The upwelling of demonstrations against Israel's war on Gaza has left universities struggling to balance campus safety with free speech rights.
Udi Raz belongs to a rising number of anti-Zionist Jews in Germany who are actively campaigning against Israel's brutality in Gaza, where it has now killed more than 34,000 Palestinians.
Israel also shuts Hebron’s Ibrahimi Mosque to Muslim worshippers for Jewish Passover holiday.
Students and staff members set up tent encampments at many campuses to demand end to Israel's carnage in besieged Gaza and press their respective universities to cut ties with firms and institutions that support Israel.
Yun Jong-ho, minister for external economic ties, leaves Pyongyang leading a delegation to visit Tehran, KCNA news agency reports.
Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 201st day, has killed at least 34,262 Palestinians — 70 percent of them babies, children and women — and wounded over 77,229 others as UN raises "war crime" alert following recovery of 300+ bodies in Gaza mass graves.
Discovery of hundreds of bodies of Palestinians at Nasser and Shifa hospitals, with some victims stripped naked and their hands tied, sparks renewed concerns from UN, with rights chief calling the situation in Israel-besieged Gaza "beyond warfare".
After Columbia canceled in-person classes amidst a tense campus atmosphere, many other elite higher education providers in the US followed suit, going as far as to ask police to arrest their own students.
In his newest film, for which work is ongoing, Palestinian director Rashid Masharawi says he wanted to expose what he called "the lie of self-defence".
The blast killed a member of the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) security force that includes Iran-backed groups.
Despite international warnings about a planned Israeli invasion against Rafah, the army persists to go ahead in attacking the tiny city that is home to over a million displaced Palestinians.
The Turkish defence ministry announces that security forces have neutralised 15 PKK terrorists in northern Iraq and another 4 PKK/YPG terrorists in northern Syria.
The review led by former French foreign minister Catherine Colonna noted that Israel did not provide supporting evidence for its claim that UNRWA employs more than 400 "terrorists."
The Turkish president says that opening Gaza to the settlement of Israeli thieving terrorists will only make Israel more aggressive, more reckless.
Israel's brutal war on Gaza — now in its 200th day — has killed at least 34,183 people and wounded over 77,143 others as pro-Palestine protests sweep Ivy League schools and other US universities.
Israeli army unit with a lengthy history of misconduct, influenced by an ideology ingrained in settler-colonialism, is accused of gross human rights violations against Palestinians in occupied West Bank and Gaza.
Meeting comes as President Joe Biden's support for ally Israel has divided Democrats, weakening his coalition of voters ahead of crucial November election.
In a comprehensive review of the agency's neutrality, UN says Israel is yet to provide any proof of its allegation that some UNRWA staff are members of Palestine's resistance groups, raising doubts about validity of claims and prompting scrutiny.
Questions are being asked if WhatsApp groups’ data was shared to train Israeli military AI.
Air strikes continue in various areas of Gaza, compounding the humanitarian crisis.
Raisi's three-day visit is a key step towards normalising ties with Islamabad and comes in the backdrop of heightened tensions in the Middle East and resuming a stalled gas supply deal.
Aharon Haliva, the head of Israel’s military intelligence, becomes the first senior Israeli figure to step down after Hamas' October 7 attack, saying he shouldered the blame for not preventing it.