Israel-Hamas war: IDF denies attacking tent camp in west of Rafah
At least 45 civilians, who had sought cover in tents in Rafah, were murdered in Israeli shelling and airstrikes as part of the new assault. According to Gaza doctors, hundreds of residents were injured with shrapnel and burns during the attacks. Global leaders criticized the incident. According to the IDF, the devastating fire that ripped through tents might have been caused by a secret Hamas weapons cache. Stay tuned for further details!
"More words cannot be spoken about Gaza." MEP from Sweden's quiet protest
During an EU parliamentary session, a Swedish MEP protested Israel's war on Gaza for the majority of her allowed speaking time before declaring that "human rights have a skin color" and that there were "no more words to speak about what's going on in Gaza."
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Gravitas | Chernobyl Results: A Turning Point in the Study of Cancer
It's possible that wolves that lived close to the Chernobyl plant acquired genes resistant to cancer. What does this signify for the anti-cancer effort? The full narrative is revealed to you by Molly Gambhir.
Sudanese Eid al-Fitr: Thousands come to pray for world peace
In northeastern Sudan, thousands of internally displaced people have been commemorating Eid. They claim that despite the difficulties, giving has been prevalent throughout Ramadan.
Elections in Mexico: Michoacan state saw the deaths of two mayoral candidates
Mexico is preparing for the largest elections it has ever had. Decisions will be made on over 20,000 offices, including the presidency. But violence has become a part of the nation's election season. This time, the killing started prior to the official commencement of the campaign.
Taliban: Afghan women who commit adultery would be stoned to death
Taliban leader says in a new recording that Afghan women who commit adultery would be stoned to death. Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, the head of the Taliban, is said to have promised to enforce Shariah strictly.
Haitian violence: "Barbeque," the head of a gang, promises to remove PM
In Haiti, a panic attack has taken place. On Thursday, there was yet another outbreak of gun violence and gang warfare in Port-au-Prince, the nation's capital. The leader of a major Haitian gang, Jimmy Cherizier, has threatened to keep trying to remove the prime minister, and his men have taken over the country's capital, Port-au-Prince. The island nation in the Caribbean has experienced two days of horrific gun violence; since Thursday, at least four police officers have died and numerous others have been killed. Watch to find out more!
Palestinians killed by Israeli airstrike of a central Gaza house: at least fifteen.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have targeted a densely populated residential neighborhood. Fifteen persons inside a family house were killed in one incident. More bodies buried beneath the debris are proving difficult for first responders to recover.
Half of the newborns in the northern Gaza hospital suffer from malnutrition.
According to a physician in Northern Gaza, hardly half of the infants who arrive at his hospital receive the help they need. Many of the babies at Kamal Adwan Hospital are malnourished as a result of the majority of the problems being caused by a lack of nourishment. He claims there is nothing more he can do if help does not arrive immediately.
The Houthis undertake several ballistic missile attacks against ships in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea.
The Houthi rebels in Yemen have resumed their attacks in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea. Six missiles were fired by rebels at two merchant ships. The MV Star Nasia was the target of three of the missiles, while the MV Morning Tide was most certainly the target of the remaining three.
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Electronic chips are required for climbers on Mount Everest | Inside South Asia
Nepal is planning to require all climbers on Mount Everest to have electronic chips to facilitate rescue operations. The mountaineers' jackets will be equipped with a chip that will cost them between $10 to $15. In the past 70 years, how has Nepal's approach to Everest climbers evolved?
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