Erdogan: US, Europe not pressuring Israel for Gaza truce
His comments come after Israel began new operations in northern Gaza, and continues its assault on Gaza's southern city of Rafah.
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UN: Clashes in Sudan's El-Fasher leave at least 27 dead
The clashes come after the RSF, which has been fighting the military for over a year across Sudan, renews its assault on the city.
Israel marks especially sombre Memorial Day after Oct 7
Israelis stood still and flags flew at half-mast on Sunday as the country marked an especially painful Memorial Day following the carnage of the October 7 attack. At 8:00 pm local time (1700 GMT), sirens sounded across Israel, prompting a minute's silence in honour of its
Egypt joins South Africa in Israel genocide case at the ICJ
Cairo's decision will be seen as a major blow for Israel and adds to growing tensions as Israel's war on Gaza moves to the southern border with Egypt.
Donors pledge over $2 bn for Gaza at Kuwait conference
A conference of international donors in Kuwait pledged over $2 billion in aid to Gaza Sunday as UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for an "immediate" ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. The conference, organised by the International Islamic Charitable Organization
Israel 'unsure' if Hamas leader Sinwar is in Rafah: report
Israeli officials said that senior Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is not hiding in Rafah, after claiming the invasion was necessary to target the group's leaders
Gary Lineker says he 'cries on a regular basis' over Gaza
The Match of the Day presenter has shown solidarity with Palestine, expressing distress over images and footage coming out of the besieged strip.
Israel at war, day 219: Hezbollah to reportedly withdraw most forces from border
Blinken: Israel has not shown U.S. 'credible plan' to prevent Hamas from re-establishing its presence in areas of Gaza IDF has left ■ Biden admin reportedly offered Israel intel on Hamas leaders in exchange for avoiding Rafah op ■ Egypt announces it is joining South Africa's
Greek premier to visit Turkey in quest for better relations
Greece's Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be visiting Turkey to mark a new phase in their relations.
UK revokes visa of student after attending Palestine demo
Palestinian student Dana Abuqamar's UK visa is being revoked after she participated in a peaceful pro-Palestine rally last year.
UK looks to ban pro-Palestine groups 'like terror orgs'
The UK government could adopt recommendations that would see "extreme protest groups", including Palestine Action, treated like terror groups.
Why Israel's generals are now openly briefing against Netanyahu
Israel's military commanders should have confronted Benjamin Netanyahu about the lack of a strategy for the day after Hamas before embarking on a ground maneuver in Gaza in October. Now, they may be right to blame him for squandering their tactical gains, but they must also
Jordan launches multinational 'Eager Lion' war games
The Jordanian military said it will launch the "Eager Lion" military exercise, which will include anti-terrorism and air defence training.
Journalists mark Shireen Abu Akleh's killing anniversary
Journalists, activists, and social media users marked the second anniversary of the killing of Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.
Rafah residents flee 'hell' of Israeli onslaught
War-weary Gazans flooded towards coastal areas of the Gaza Strip's southern city of Rafah on Sunday, fleeing heavy bombardment in eastern zones after Israel ordered them to evacuate. "We endured three days that can be considered hell," said Mohammed Hamad, a 24-year-old
Canada police arrest fourth Indian suspect over Nijjar death
Canadian police announce they have arrested a fourth suspect in the killing of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was killed in June.
Pro-Israel website attacks pro-Palestinian students in US
Canary Mission publicly blacklists supporters of Palestinian rights or critics of Israel and it has been targeting the recent wave of US college protests
Thousands of Israelis take to streets to demand hostage deal
Israeli protesters have taken to the streets to demand the Netanyahu government accepts a deal with Hamas to return captives held in Gaza.
Palestinian house set on a fire in Israeli settler attack
The arson attack is the latest in escalating series of aggressions against Palestinians the occupied West Bank which have surged since October
TikTokers call to block celebs after 'tone deaf' Met Gala
Social media users have kickstarted an online boycott of celebrities who are said to remain silent on the Gaza war.
Three Tunisian commentators arrested over critical remarks
Three Tunisian commentators were arrested on Sunday over critical remarks about the state of Tunisia on television, a lawyer said in a Facebook post.
A senior Gazan doctor died during Israeli detention. Officials refuse to explain how
Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh was arrested at a hospital in the Gaza Strip last December, with his death at an Israeli prison quietly announced four months later. Palestinian detainees who saw him say it was clear he had gone through hell, but the Israeli army and prison service have
Israel strikes Gaza after fresh Rafah evacuation order
Israel launched airstrikes into Gaza City on Sunday after it expanded its evacuation on Rafah. Gaza's officials confirmed two doctors were killed.
Israeli strike kills 2 Gaza doctors as UN urges ceasefire
Israel launched strikes on Gaza on Sunday, killing two doctors, while the UN chief calls for an "immediate" Gaza ceasefire.
Israel intensifies attacks on northern Gaza's Jabalia camp
Israel launched strikes on Gaza on Sunday, killing two doctors, while the UN chief calls for an "immediate" Gaza ceasefire.
Egypt joins ICJ case as Israel pounds Rafah
Israel continues its onslaught on the Jabalia refugee camp, killing 19 people, while Egypt will be intervening to support the ICJ case against Israel.
When is criticism of Israel antisemitic?
To characterise campus protests as comparable to Nazi antisemitism, as Benjamin Netanyahu has done, is grotesque, writes Peter Singer.
Fighting rages across Gaza as death toll tops 35,000
Israel struck Gaza on Sunday and troops battled militants in several areas of the Hamas-run territory, where the health ministry said the death toll in the war had exceeded 35,000 people. More than seven months into the Israel-Hamas war, UN chief Antonio Guterres urged "an
Fighting rages across Gaza as UN chief urges 'immediate ceasefire'
Israel struck Gaza on Sunday and troops were battling militants in several areas of the Palestinian territory after an Israeli evacuation order sent hundreds of thousands of Palestinians fleeing from Rafah. More than seven months into the Israel-Hamas war, UN chief Antonio
Rocket sirens sound in Gaza border communities for fifth time on Sunday
Israeli army chief takes responsibility for failure of Oct. 7 at Memorial Day ceremony ■ Secretary of State Blinken tells CBS the U.S. hasn't seen plan from Israel to prevent Hamas resurgence ■ Sirens activated in northern Israel and Gaza border communities ■ Egypt joins South
Russia claims gains in Ukraine's Kharkiv region
Russia launched the armoured incursion early on Friday, an attack on a new front that may presage a broader push into Kharkiv region.
Opposition leader urges Indians to battle 'dictatorship'
Arvind Kejriwal, chief minister of Delhi and a key leader in an opposition alliance formed to compete against Modi in the polls, was detained in March.
Switzerland wins Eurovision Song Contest amid Gaza protests
Nemo’s victory in the Swedish city of Malmo coincided with large street protests against the participation of Israel due to its ongoing assault on Gaza.
Tunisia punishes swimming federation in dispute over flag
Tunisia's president Saied has dissolved the board of the Tunisian Swimming Federation after its dispute with WADA, according to reports.