‘Birds of Goodness’ executes 24th humanitarian aid airdrop in north Gaza – World

The Islamist National Congress Party (NCP) in Sudan, led by Ahmed Haroun, is exploring a political comeback amid ongoing conflict, supporting a prolonged army rule while aiming for future elections. With significant advancements by the army and claims of Islamist support in the war, the resurgence of Islamist factions threatens the democratic aspirations of the 2019 uprising and complicates regional relations. Want More Context? 🔎

Two Israeli soldiers at Belgium's Tomorrowland festival faced arrest for displaying a Givati Brigade flag, linked to alleged war crimes in Gaza. The Hind Rajab Foundation hailed the arrests as a milestone for accountability under universal jurisdiction, despite the soldiers’ claims of mistreatment during detainment, highlighting tensions surrounding Israel's military actions. Want More Context? 🔎

Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, a pro-Palestinian Lebanese militant, was released after over 40 years in prison for the murders of two diplomats and is set to be deported to Beirut. Despite being eligible for release since 1999, U.S. opposition delayed his freedom; however, a recent court ruling deemed his lengthy detention disproportionate to his crimes. Want More Context? 🔎

France will officially recognize a Palestinian state in September, becoming the first G7 nation to do so, according to President Macron. This announcement, made ahead of the UN General Assembly, has drawn mixed reactions, with Palestinian officials welcoming it while Israeli PM Netanyahu condemned it, claiming it rewards terrorism, and the US labeled it as reckless. Want More Context? 🔎

France's Court of Cassation will decide on an arrest warrant for ex-president Bashar al-Assad linked to the 2013 chemical attacks, which could reshape international law regarding war crimes. While the prosecution argues he lacks immunity due to France's non-recognition of his regime, critics warn this could dangerously empower other nations to define legitimate rulers. Want More Context? 🔎

The Ennahdha party, once dominant in Tunisian politics, has suffered greatly since President Kais Saied's 2021 power grab, with many leaders jailed or exiled. Despite a severe crackdown, political analysts suggest Ennahdha remains a significant opposition force, albeit weakened, and could regain strength if political conditions improve. Want More Context? 🔎