The Trump administration is examining whether to classify Muslim Brotherhood chapters in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon as terrorist organisations, a step that would impose severe sanctions and travel restrictions, escalating long-running debates over the group’s role in regional instability
Cristiano Ronaldo stunned fans with a sensational bicycle kick in the 96th minute, helping Al Nassr secure a dominant 4-1 win and extend their league lead. The 40-year-old continues to defy expectations in Saudi Arabia
The first ceasefire is scheduled to occur in the central region, with a cessation of hostilities from 6:00 am to 3:00 pm. Following this, similar pauses will be implemented in the southern and northern regions, maintaining the same time frame each day
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned during a G7 call that an imminent attack involving Iran and Hezbollah could begin today. This alert is based on recent intelligence from US and Israeli officials about a potential coordinated assault
The presence of polio traces was identified in sewage samples collected from two sites in Gaza approximately a month ago. This discovery has raised alarms about the potential circulation of the virus in the densely populated region
Hezbollah-affiliated news outlet Al-Mayadeen claimed responsibility for the rocket launches, including those aimed at Abirim and Neve Ziv, marking the first time these locations have been targeted by the group. The rockets were fired using Katyusha launchers, as per the same source
The poll, released on Sunday, reveals a notable rise in support for a coalition led by right-wing figures Naftali Bennett, Yossi Cohen, Avigdor Liberman, and Gideon Sa'ar, garnering a substantial 32 mandates if elections were held today
A senior IDF source revealed to The Jerusalem Post last November that although Abu Salmiya's answers raised suspicions, they were insufficient to justify his extended detention beyond the seven-month period typically allotted under administrative detention rules
The maritime agency reported that the vessel survived five missile strikes, and the Houthis also targeted three other ships, including two in the Mediterranean in solidarity with Palestinians amidst the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas
The aim is to ensure uninterrupted data flow to critical government offices, especially in scenarios where traditional communication infrastructure may be compromised due to conflict-induced power outages
Before the conflict erupted, approximately 30,000 Thai laborers formed one of Israel's largest migrant worker communities, primarily employed in agriculture. The escalation last October saw 39 Thais lose their lives, with 32 others taken hostage by Palestinian Hamas militants
Amnesty International and Egyptian rights groups like EIPR and ECRF have documented numerous arrests in the past seven months, highlighting concerns over human rights violations in Egypt
Hamas's acceptance of the resolution includes critical elements such as the cessation of hostilities, the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip, and the exchange of hostages for prisoners held by Israel
The Israeli military is investigating why the alarm system failed to sound as the drones breached Israel’s airspace and why no interception was made. Preliminary findings suggest the projectiles were launched intermittently, with some striking a football field in the Druze village of Horfeish
The Trump administration is examining whether to classify Muslim Brotherhood chapters in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon as terrorist organisations, a step that would impose severe sanctions and travel restrictions, escalating long-running debates over the group’s role in regional instability
Cristiano Ronaldo stunned fans with a sensational bicycle kick in the 96th minute, helping Al Nassr secure a dominant 4-1 win and extend their league lead. The 40-year-old continues to defy expectations in Saudi Arabia
Israel’s strike on Beirut killed Hezbollah’s second-in-command Haytham Ali Tabatabai, sparking fears of renewed conflict as the group vows a response and Lebanese officials urge international intervention to halt escalating tensions
Tehran has refused IAEA inspections at bombed nuclear facilities, insisting on a new agreement before granting access. The move follows the Iran-Israel conflict, snapback sanctions, and stalled nuclear negotiations with both Washington and Europe
