Elon Musk says he will sue media watchdog that said ads were being placed alongside antisemitic content

The news reports on civilian deaths and speeches of politicians, however, from time to time it is also worth talking about the hidden heroes of wars; the journalists who put their lives at risk to do their job

US President Biden continues to push Israeli narrative of Hamas headquarters at al-Shifa Hospital despite lack of evidence, says raid of hospital justified

Qatari mediators continue negotiations with Hamas and Israel over a deal to release around 50 hostages and a three-day ceasefire in Gaza

Israel's use of fuel as weapon of war is appalling, says United Nations agency as it warns that severe restrictions of fuel deliveries into Gaza has paralyzed key services including water desalination plants, sewage treatments and hospitals

An American Zionist organization offered a bribe of $5,000 to a TikTok influencer with three million followers under the pseudonym 'yourfavouriteguy' to support Israel

Agents protecting US President Biden's granddaughter opened fire after three people tried to break into an unmarked Secret Service vehicle in Washington

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron made shock return to high office after he became foreign secretary while Interior Minister Suella Braverman was sacked after her anti-Palestinian remarks sparked outrage

Dozens of premature infants at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza face real risk of death as power outage claims lives of 2 babies due to lack of oxygen while every hospital in besieged city has raised alarms over their crises-struck conditions

Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv demanding the release of captives in Gaza and criticizing the Israeli government. In London, 300,000 rallied in solidarity with Palestine, calling for a ceasefire while Paris rally condemned Israel's attacks on Gaza, demanding an end to the massacre

Starbucks, McDonald's and other major companies have touched off controversy tied to the Israel-Hamas war, exemplifying the corporate challenges posed by the high-stakes and politically charged conflict. In the U.S. a group reacting to Israel's attacks on Gaza demonstrated in front of Starbucks on the lower floor of the New York Times building in Times Square

A senior United Nations official has cautioned that the ongoing violence against civilians in Sudan is reaching a point of extreme malevolence. Nearly seven months of conflict have ravaged the region, resulting in widespread destruction, and leaving over half the population reliant on humanitarian aid

In a high-stakes corruption case, Kuwait's highest court sentenced several judges to seven years in prison, bringing a case that has rocked the nation’s judicial system to a close

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hinted that the upcoming elections could be canceled, emphasizing 'now is not the time for elections' while 20-month-old conflict continues to threaten the nation's existence

The increasing Islamophobia in European nations is resulting in a surge of attacks on sacred sites. As the Israeli-Gaza conflict has persisted since Oct. 7, numerous mosques have been targeted with acts of provocation. The general secretary of Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (DITIB) has called on the German government to prioritize the security of mosques

As the death toll from Israel's attacks on Palestine surpasses 10,000, many Jewish groups around the world continue to call for a ceasefire. Hundreds of U.S. Jewish activists gathered in front of New York's Statue of Liberty on Monday to demand an immediate cease-fire and an end to Israel's "genocidal bombardment" of civilians in Gaza.

In a disconcerting incident, the Imam-ı Azam Mosque, located in the Dutch city of Culemborg and affiliated with the Netherlands Islamic Foundation, fell victim to a vicious attack. The shocking event prompted an investigation as Selcuk Demirci, the Secretary of the Board of Directors of the Imam-ı Azam Mosque Foundation, shed light on the distressing situation.

An armed man took his own child hostage as he tried to board a plane after breaking through to the tarmac with his vehicle at Hambur airport.

Israel’s practice of harvesting organs and skin from dead Palestinians and others without the consent of their families has once more come under scrutiny after a 2009 report was pushed into the spotlight again.

Russian President Vladimir Putin responded to the words of Mufti Albir Kurganov, Chairman of the Spiritual Assembly of Russian Muslims, "as-salamu alaikum" by saying "alaikum as-salam" during a meeting with Muslim clerics. Putin also criticized Ukrainian politicians over the annexation of Crimea and the Israel-Palestine war.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that the Shifa Hospital in the Gaza Strip may run out of electricity in a few hours due to lack of fuel and that a humanitarian catastrophe is imminent.