
GAZA UNDER ATTACK
Rafah in the crosshairs
Israeli occupation forces have intensified their attacks on Rafah in the southernmost area of Gaza.

Israeli occupation forces have intensified their attacks on Rafah in the southernmost area of Gaza.

The Israeli military has ordered Palestinians to evacuate areas in center of Rafah, in a further indication that the regime is preparing to expand its military operations in the city.

Another Palestinian journalist has been killed in an Israeli airstrike on the Gaza Strip, bringing to 143 the number of journalists killed since the beginning of the bloody Israeli onslaught in early October.

The bodies of 80 Palestinians have been uncovered from three mass graves at Gaza's al-Shifa hospital.

An examination of how the hijab has always been a thorn in the eyes of imperialists and colonizers.
Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters march to the US Embassy in Santiago to protest the Gaza war.

In a significant development, the UN General Assembly has overwhelmingly backed the Palestinian bid to become a full member of the world body despite the American-Israeli opposition.

Hundreds of people have fled regions close to the Russian border in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region following the launch of Moscow’s ground operation to capture the region.

The United Nations Security Council has called for an immediate and independent investigation into reported mass graves near hospitals in the Gaza Strip.

A coordinated global movement to challenge Israel is taking form in South Africa where prominent activists and officials from around the world have gathered to discuss ways to intensify their action.

Three Israeli whistleblowers, who worked at the notorious Sde Teiman prison camp in the Negev desert, have offered horrifying accounts of the treatment of Palestinians held there.

Amid Israeli genocide in Gaza, Palestinian and regional resistance groups continued their operations against the regime and its Western backers on Friday, May 10.

The first international nuclear conference in the central Iranian city of Isfahan aimed to present new and fundamental developments in the field of nuclear science.

Gideon Falter, the ringleader of the discredited 'Campaign Against Antisemitism', has been exposed as a ‘liar and troublemaker’.
Flash floods have ripped through northern Afghanistan, leaving more than 200 people dead in Baghlan province.

Yemeni intelligence agencies have identified and arrested members of an Israeli espionage network involved in gathering intelligence about Yemeni missile and drone capabilities.

The Taliban authorities have issued a warning to journalists and experts against working with London-based broadcaster 'Afghanistan International, saying it would be considered a criminal act.

German police clash with hundreds of climate protesters trying to storm the Tesla plant in Grunheide near Berlin.