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Cristiano Ronaldo fell to the ground in despair and was consoled by teammates after Al-Hilal beat his side Al-Nassr 5–4 in a penalty shootout.
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Four killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon: Hezbollah, affiliated rescuers
The operations room of the Hezbollah-affiliated Islamic Health Committee said 'an Israeli drone strike targeted an ambulance', with one rescuer killed.
US President Biden says Israel offers roadmap to end Gaza war
US President Joe Biden's intervention came as Israeli troops pushed into central Rafah, escalating the nearly eight-month war on Gaza.
Why Israel can't miss yet another opportunity to normalize ties with Saudi Arabia
This would not be the first case of Israel passing up the opportunity to establish relations with the Saudis. But this time, saying no would mean turning down the opportunity to break out of our ghetto and enter the region as a partner and ally
What's in Israel's three-phase Gaza ceasefire roadmap
US President Joe Biden unveiled a three-phase Israeli proposal to end the war in Gaza on Friday, which includes a ceasefire and the release of hostages held by Hamas. Here are the key elements of the "comprehensive" plan that the 81-year-old called a "roadmap to an enduring
UNRWA chief says Israel 'must stop its campaign' against agency
UN Palestinian refugee agency chief Philippe Lazzarini said Friday that Israel "must stop its campaign against UNRWA" in an opinion article published by the New York Times. "The war in Gaza has produced a blatant disregard for the mission of the United Nations, including
Protester chains himself to goalpost delaying Scotland-Israel women's match
Kick-off in Scotland's Women's Euro 2025 qualifier with Israel in Glasgow on Friday was delayed for over half an hour after a demonstrator avoided security at Hampden Park and chained himself to a goalpost. Both Friday's fixture in Glasgow and the 'return' match in Hungary on
In Hebron, Palestinians now long for apartheid as it existed before October 7
Life for Palestinians in Hebron hasn't been the same since October 7. After two months of almost total lockdown, they are now confined to their homes from 7 P.M. until 7 A.M. daily. False arrests, violence and humiliation at the hands of Israeli soldiers and settlers are their
Iraq's PM says Baghdad mediating potential Syria-Turkey reconciliation
The Iraqi prime minister says he is in contact with the Turkish and Syrian presidents as part of reconciliation efforts
Israel offers new 'roadmap' to end Gaza war, says Biden
US President Joe Biden said Friday that Israel had offered a new roadmap towards a permanent peace in Gaza, urging Hamas to accept the surprise deal as it was "time for this war to end." In his first major address outlining a solution to the eight-month conflict, Biden said the
'Time for this war to end': Biden pushes Israeli plan for Gaza truce
US President Joe Biden said Friday Israel had offered a new roadmap towards a permanent peace in Gaza, urging Hamas to accept the surprise deal as it was "time for this war to end." In his first major address outlining a solution to the conflict, Biden said the three-phase
For some Palestinians who adored Turkey's Erdogan, Gaza response ‘too little, too late’
While prior to Oct. 7 the Turkish leader was viewed favorably among wide swaths of Palestinians for his harsh rhetoric against Israel, many now say he's done too little since the outbreak of the war.
Jordan to host emergency meeting on humanitarian response in Gaza
The conference, which will be co-hosted with Jordan, Egypt and the UN, comes as the humanitarian situation in Gaza is worsening following the closure of the Rafah border crossing.
UN mission in Iraq to end after two decades
At the request of Baghdad, the UN Security Council unanimously decided Friday that the United Nations political mission in Iraq will leave the country at the end of 2025 after more than 20 years. The Iraqi government welcomed the decision, saying it reflected progress and
Biden lays out 3-phase cease-fire plan to end Gaza war
The deal paves the way for “an enduring cease-fire,” the release of all remaining hostages and the eventual reconstruction of Gaza.
UN mission in Iraq to end after two decades at Baghdad's request
A Security Council resolution adopted on Friday extended the mandate of the UN political mission in Iraq for 'a final 19-month period until 31 December 2025'.
France to bar Israeli firms from Eurosatory defense expo
The decision is due to French President Emmanuel Macron calls for a cease-fire in Gaza and will affect several Israel companies.
Biden: Trump guilty verdict does not change US election race
US President Joe Biden's reelection campaign said Trump's sweeping guilty verdict in his hush-money trial on Thursday proves that "no one is above the law".
UN officials warn Syria’s war is becoming 'deeply entrenched'
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights 507,000 people have been killed since the war began in 2011.
Israel at war, day 238: France bans Israeli companies from arms expo over Rafah op
Hamas releases recording of Israeli hostage Noa Argamani ■ The hostage families' forum: Netanyahu government has 'made a conscious and deliberate decision to sacrifice the hostages' ■ France bans Israeli companies from the annual Eurosatory arms and defense industry exhibition
Arab American support for Biden below 20% amid Gaza war: poll
A poll by the Arab American Institute found a significant decline in support for US President Joe Biden from Arab-American voters amid the war on Gaza.
US reportedly slows AI chip exports to Mideast as Saudi Arabia turns to China
Washington has further restricted imports of critical components for AI systems to certain countries, including some undisclosed ones in the Middle East.
Edinburgh book festival ends partnerships over boycott
Over 800 authors and workers in publishing industry signed a letter calling for festivals to pressure Baillie Gifford to divest from Israel and fossil fuels.
EU sanctions Iran's defence minister, IRGC over drones, missiles
The European Union said it imposed sanctions on the Iranian defence minister and the country's Revolutionary Guards for fir missiles and drones against Israel.
MCB urges Labour to address Islamophobia allegations
The Labour Party has been facing racism accusations after candidates were abruptly barred from running in the upcoming UK general election.
Iran denies using Swedish gangs to target Israel: embassy
Iran has denied claims by Sweden's intelligence agency that it is recruiting criminal gang members to commit "acts of violence" against Israeli interests.
UN mission in Iraq to end next year
At the request of Baghdad, the UN Security Council unanimously decided Friday that the United Nations political mission in Iraq would leave the country at the end of 2025 after more than 20 years. Earlier this month, in a letter to the council, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohamed Shia
Artists in Baltimore make kites in honour of Gaza
Kites hold special significance for Gaza, as it set the world record in 2011 for most flown kites simultaneously, when 12,000 children flew kites on the beach.
UN demands full aid access in war-torn Sudan
The people of Sudan are at "imminent risk of famine", United Nations agencies said on Friday, more than a year into a war between the army and the RSF.
Stabbing in Germany as France makes arrest in Olympics attack plan
Far-right Pax Europa said one of its members, 59-year-old Michael Sturzenberger, a harsh critic of Islam, was injured in the attack.
Knife-stabbing in Germany as France makes arrest in Olympics attack plan
Far-right Pax Europa said one of its members, 59-year-old Michael Sturzenberger, a harsh critic of Islam, was injured in the attack.
Gaza's Jabalia camp left in ruins after Israeli army withdrawal
Israeli forces withdrew from northern Gaza on Friday, leaving behind large-scale destruction of homes and infrastructure.
As Israel tests red lines on Rafah, what will Biden tolerate?
Amid the mounting death toll in Rafah, many of Biden’s detractors say his shifting red line has become an effective green light for continued carnage in the Palestinian enclave.
EU sanctions Iranian defense minister, Quds commander over drone transfers to Russia
Iranian Defense Minister Mohammad-Reza Gharaei Ashtiani and IRGC Quds Force commander Ismail Qaani are two of the six Iranian individuals and three Iranian entities sanctioned by the European Union this week as the United States also expands sanctions against Iran.
Labour's handling of Diane Abbott seals Starmer's black betrayal
By shunning Diane Abbott, Keir Starmer's Labour has doubled down on its anti-black purge, ostracising minority voices in the process, writes Richard Sudan.
Sikh separatist contests India election from jail
A jailed Sikh separatist leader is running in India's general election from prison and receiving significant support, according to his campaign managers.
Iran has elections on its mind. The nuclear program can wait
Supreme Leader Khamenei's choice to replace Raisi will make it clear whether Iran intends to change its regional and nuclear strategy, or make a shift toward radicalization
Mediha: A Yazidi survivor's journey of overcoming and healing
Film review: Hasan Oswald's film explores the harrowing journey of Mediha, a Yazidi survivor confronting the trauma inflicted by the Islamic State.
Killing fast and slow: The long-term health effects facing Gaza
From malnutrition to PTSD, the downstream health effects of Israel's war on Gaza will kill civilians long after a ceasefire is agreed, writes Alex Foley.
Houthis claim missile attack on US aircraft carrier in Red Sea
Yemen's Houthis say they have launched a missile attack on the US aircraft carrier Eisenhower in the Red Sea in response to US and British strikes on Yemen.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon keep hope alive after the Nakba
In Beirut's Shatila refugee camp, the Alsama project school empowers refugees via education, focusing on literacy and opportunities for girls despite challenges
The German climate movement is falling apart over Palestine
The German climate movement is fracturing over Palestine, with pro-Palestine and pro-Israel activists clashing and new decolonial groups emerging.
US, UK launch new round of airstrikes against Yemen's Houthis
The Houthis reported the highest death toll yet of the US and UK strike campaign.
India court urges heatwave emergency declaration as deaths rise
India has been experiencing a blisteringly hot summer and a part of capital Delhi recorded the country's highest ever temperature at 52.9 degrees Celsius.
Palestinian man forced to demolish home after Israeli threats
Ibrahim Derbas was forced to tear down his 120 square metre home, rendering his family homeless, following threats from Israeli authorities.
Rafah massacre, ICJ calls for ceasefire, Egypt and Israel clash
This week we discuss the massacre in Rafah, the fresh call by the ICJ for a ceasefire, the US red lines, and the clashes between Israeli and Egyptian forces.
UK Labour names 'pro-Israel' lobbyist as candidate amid 'purge'
The appointment of Luke Akehurst, director of the We Believe in Israel campaign group, comes ahead of the UK general election on 4 July.
The Brink of Dreams: Redefining womanhood in Egypt's Barsha
Film review: In Barsha, Egypt, young women challenge societal norms through street theatre, as captured in the award-winning documentary 'The Brink of Dreams'.