My cousin Ziyad loved his family, Gaza’s candies and life. A bomb ended all that on Friday night | Ghada Ageel

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During a Holocaust remembrance ceremony in Oswiecim, Israel's President Isaac Herzog emphasized the urgent need for the international community to assist in the return of hostages held by Palestinian militants in Gaza, describing it as a "universal moral imperative." He reflected on the ongoing plight of nearly 60 hostages and likened their suffering to that of Holocaust victims, urging action to end what he termed a "horrific humanitarian crime." The event, attended by thousands, also...

In a report, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor asserts that Israel is overtly pursuing the forced displacement of Palestinians, particularly from Gaza, under the guise of "voluntary migration." This campaign, characterized by acts of genocide and systemic displacement, is viewed as part of a broader settler-colonial agenda aimed at eradicating Palestinian existence. The report emphasizes that Israel's actions violate international law, as they create inhumane conditions that compel Palestinians to flee, while the international community...

Pakistan has warned that any Indian efforts to divert water flow under the Indus Waters Treaty would be deemed an act of war, following India's suspension of the treaty after a deadly attack in Kashmir. In response, Pakistan has suspended the 1972 Simla Agreement, closed the Wagah border, halted trade with India, and restricted airspace for Indian airlines. Islamabad emphasized that water is essential for its population and rejected India's unilateral treaty suspension, stating that...

Polish artist Igor Dobrowolski protested outside Auschwitz, calling for an end to Israel's actions in Gaza, despite the personal and professional repercussions. He uses art as resistance, including a performance where he kneeled for hours in freezing temperatures to highlight Palestinian suffering. Although facing censorship and gallery rejection, support from Palestinians fuels his commitment, as he expresses solidarity, stating, 'We are one blood.' Full Article

A Tunisian anti-terrorism judge has ordered the detention of prominent lawyer Ahmed Souab, a critic of President Kais Saied, following his arrest for comments about the judiciary. Souab's detention has triggered widespread protests from political parties and civil society, who view it as a dangerous escalation of the government's crackdown on dissent. Activists are demanding his release, asserting that Saied's regime has undermined judicial independence since he dissolved parliament in 2021 and exerted control over...