Netanyahu vows to ‘complete the job’ against Hamas

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi announced that an official from the International Atomic Energy Agency will visit Iran for discussions on Monday, but there will be no inspections of nuclear sites during this trip. Want More Context? 🔎

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a new plan to expand military operations in Gaza City, claiming it is the best way to end the war, despite rising domestic and international criticism. The plan aims to dismantle Hamas strongholds while facing protests for a ceasefire and pressure from far-right coalition members for a more aggressive approach, amid ongoing humanitarian concerns and significant casualties. Want More Context? 🔎

Families of Israeli captives and soldiers have called for a nationwide strike on August 17 to pressure Prime Minister Netanyahu for a prisoner swap, while opposition leader Yair Lapid supports their actions. Protests intensified as demonstrators stormed a TV station, demanding a ceasefire and criticizing the government's Gaza operations amid growing international condemnation of Israel's military actions, which have led to significant casualties. Want More Context? 🔎

The UN special rapporteur for human rights in the Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanese, urged UEFA to expel Israel from competitions due to its alleged war crimes in Gaza, following the death of Palestinian footballer Suleiman al-Obeid. Since October 2023, over 61,400 people have been killed in Gaza amid Israel's military campaign, which has drawn international condemnation and legal actions for war crimes. Want More Context? 🔎

Laila Cunningham, a British lawyer of Egyptian descent and a new figure in the Reform Party, uses her identity to promote anti-immigrant rhetoric, undermining the very communities she represents. Her statements reflect a troubling trend of exploiting minority voices for exclusionary politics, contrasting sharply with figures like Haya Adam, who stand firm in their values and advocate for justice. Want More Context? 🔎

Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah criticized UEFA for its silence regarding the death of former Palestinian player Suleiman al-Obaid, who was killed by an Israeli attack while waiting for humanitarian aid in Gaza. Salah's remarks follow the deaths of over 800 athletes amid the ongoing violence, with al-Obaid being a notable figure in Palestinian football history, having played 24 matches for the national team. Want More Context? 🔎