Land Day in Gaza: Between Memory and the Fight for What Remains
Multiple reports indicate that Land Day in Gaza has become a focal point for both remembrance and resistance, as communities grapple with the loss of land and the ongoing conflict.
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Palestine Ally Ireland Under Fire for Allowing Weapons Transfers to Israel
Ireland has faced intense criticism from Palestinian groups and international human rights organizations for allegedly allowing the transfer of military equipment to Israel, a move that has reignited debates over Ireland's foreign policy and humanitarian responsibilities.
Thunderstorms Drench UAE and Saudi Arabia with Unusual Rainfall
Severe thunderstorms drenched parts of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia last week, bringing record rainfall to the typically arid Arabian Peninsula, according to The Guardian.
Israel’s War on Iran: Miscalculations and Consequences
Multiple reports indicate that Israel's military actions against Iran have led to unexpected regional tensions and international backlash, with some analysts questioning whether the strategy was accurately calculated.
Palestinians Lose Most Land by 50th Anniversary of Land Day
As the 50th anniversary of Land Day approaches, Palestinians face the grim reality that they have lost the majority of their ancestral land to Israeli settlements, according to reports from Al Jazeera and Middle East Monitor.
Land Day: What Happened in Palestine on March 30, 1976?
March 30, 1976, marked a pivotal moment in Palestinian history with mass protests against Israeli land expropriations, according to multiple historical reports and analyses.
Donald Trump pitches shared US-Iran control over Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump has proposed a plan for shared US-Iran control over the Strait of Hormuz, according to a report from the Jerusalem Post, citing sources close to the former president.
Trump Claims Iran ‘Had Regime Change’ Amid Oil Talk
President Donald Trump claimed Iran 'had regime change' during a recent speech, while describing 'boatloads of oil' as part of a broader geopolitical discussion, according to multiple reports.
IAEA Confirms Iran’s Khondab Reactor No Longer Operational
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed on March 30, 2026, that Iran’s Khondab heavy water reactor is no longer operational after sustaining severe damage in an Israeli strike on March 27, according to Al Jazeera.
Iran War Live: Trump Says Wants to Take Iran’s Oil; Kuwait Power Site Hit
Multiple reports indicate that U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed interest in taking control of Iran's oil reserves amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, while a power plant in Kuwait has been struck, raising fears of further regional instability.
Oil Rises Above $116 a Barrel as Iran Accuses US of Invasion Plans
Crude oil prices have climbed above $116 a barrel as tensions escalate between Iran and the United States, with Iran accusing Washington of preparing for a ground invasion.
Iran War Live: Kuwait Power Station Hit, Israel Downs Houthi Drones
A power station in Kuwait was struck in a recent escalation of regional tensions, while Israel intercepted Houthi drones over the weekend, according to reports from multiple sources.
Netanyahu Allows Latin Patriarch Access to Holy Site Amid International Tensions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem will have full access to the holy site, a decision made in response to international pressure and criticism from the United States.
Iran Accuses US of Plotting Ground Attack Amid Escalating Tensions
Iran has accused the United States of plotting a ground assault while simultaneously seeking diplomatic talks, according to multiple reports, as regional tensions continue to rise.
Houthis’ Involvement in Iran War Sparks Regional Tensions
Multiple reports indicate that the Houthis have entered the Iran war, escalating tensions in the Middle East and drawing international concern.