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Dozens killed as Israel launches heavy bombardment in Gaza
Israeli warplanes conduct fresh aerial assaults on the Gaza Strip, killing dozens of civilians, including children.

Israeli warplanes conduct fresh aerial assaults on the Gaza Strip, killing dozens of civilians, including children.
Police moved in to end a pro-Palestine protest at the University of Amsterdam.

Moscow says nearly 1,400 Ukrainian soldiers were in Donetsk and Luhansk in 24 hours.

The US warns of "potential risk of sanctions" hours after Iran inked a landmark deal with India to develop and operate its southern port city of Chabahar.

UNICEF raises alarm at the dire situation of children affected by Israel’s Gaza genocide.

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq launches the new al-Arfad suicide drone in an attack on an Israeli military site.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on May 14, 2024.

Yemen’s Armed Forces warn that they may surprisingly escalate their pro-Palestinian strikes.

Hamas’ official scoffs at remarks made by the Israeli prime minister about the potential of sending the Gaza-based resistance movement’s leaders into exile.

Clashes break out between the Dutch police and pro-Palestinian protesters at Amsterdam University.

Palestinian refugees in Syria express their solidarity with their brothers and sisters in Gaza as the 76th anniversary of the Palestinian Nakba approaches.

The voting for India’s general elections was held in Indian-controlled Kashmir amid unprecedented security measures.

The third Iranian-Arab Dialogue Conference has been held in the Iranian capital Tehran.
Palestinian correspondent explains how relaying the truth about Israeli atrocities against the Gaza Strip causes unease for the occupying regime.

Iran and India have signed a 10-year deal for operation and equipment of the southern Iranian port city of Chabahar.
What Palestinians have endured for over seven decades is now being repeated by Israel in war-torn Gaza.

It was the death of a United Nations Department of Safety and Security (DSS) staff member in Rafah.

Maldives says it extends "full support" to the case at the International Court of Justice.