One family thought they had left Syria forever. After Assad's fall, they plan to return

On Thursday, Labour MPs addressed an urgent question regarding Donald Trump's claim that the US would "take over" Gaza, where he suggested relocating Palestinians to turn it into a luxurious destination. Thirty-eight Labour MPs urged Sir Keir Starmer to oppose Trump's plans, calling it "ethnic cleansing". Despite not directly addressing the issue during Prime Minister's Questions, Sir Keir planned to discuss the matter with the US president. Full Article

A Mirage 2000 fighter aircraft of the Indian Air Force crashed near Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, during a routine training sortie due to a system malfunction. Both pilots ejected safely from the twin-seater aircraft. A Court of Inquiry has been initiated to investigate the cause of the crash, ensuring a thorough examination of the incident. Full Article

Israeli defense minister ordered the military to draft a plan for Gazans to voluntarily leave after Trump proposed a massive resettlement. The plan includes land, sea, and air exit options, but it is unclear where they would go or if they could return. Critics fear ethnic cleansing, while Israel's far-right supports the idea, with Netanyahu suggesting Palestinians could relocate and return if needed. Full Article

President Trump's administration has temporarily exempted a U.S. contractor, Proximity International, from a funding freeze to support police in a Syrian desert camp holding ISIS members. The exemption aims to prevent an ISIS resurgence amid Syrian instability. The contractor trains local security forces in Al Hol, housing 39,000 ISIS members, and was granted a one-month waiver, with concerns remaining about long-term security. Full Article

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An inquest at the High Court has deemed the use of lethal force by SAS soldiers as unjustified in the 1992 shooting of four IRA men in County Tyrone. The men were killed in an ambush at Clonoe shortly after carrying out a gun attack on a police station, with the soldiers firing more than 500 rounds without warning as the men arrived at a church car park in a hijacked lorry. The ruling highlights...