Thousands rally in Morocco at pro-Palestinian protest

Pentagon says some 62 US soldiers injured at Gaza aid pierA Pentagon Inspector General report revealed that over 60 service members were injured during former President Joe Biden's floating aid pier operation in Gaza, significantly more than previously reported. The pier, announced in March 2024, aimed to deliver aid but faced operational challenges, being effective for only 20 days and costing $230 million. Although no deaths occurred, the report indicated that the military did not...

The article critiques the international community's complicity in Israel's actions in Gaza, likening current events to the early years of Zionism, where human rights violations became normalized. It highlights Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's declaration of intent to occupy Gaza, indicating that hostages are sacrificed for territorial gain, reflecting a colonial mindset. The narrative emphasizes the need to acknowledge the historical context of Palestinian suffering and questions how Israelis would perceive the situation without the...

The United States and Yemen's Huthis have agreed to a ceasefire, ensuring "freedom of navigation" in the Red Sea amid recent attacks on shipping. President Trump announced the cessation of US bombings after the Huthis pledged to stop targeting ships, though tensions remain high with ongoing strikes against Israel and threats from Huthi leaders of retaliation. The ceasefire follows a seven-week US campaign resulting in significant casualties, while regional tensions escalate due to Israel's military...

Egypt has raised $6 billion through the sale of stakes in state-owned enterprises as part of its privatization initiative, announced during a cabinet meeting led by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. This program, launched in February 2023, aims to privatize 32 companies to enhance private sector involvement, attract investment, and address financial obligations amid economic reforms supported by the International Monetary Fund. So far, 21 deals across 11 sectors have been completed, reflecting the government's commitment...

SummaryDonald Trump announced the US would cease attacks on the Houthis in Yemen, claiming they had "capitulated" and would stop targeting shipping in the Red Sea, following a confirmed ceasefire mediated by Oman. The Houthis had launched attacks on commercial vessels, prompting US airstrikes, but now assert they no longer wish to fight, leading to assurances of freedom of navigation. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes targeted Yemen's airport and infrastructure in response to Houthi missile strikes towards...

Ceasefire Agreement Between the US and HouthisOman successfully facilitated a ceasefire between the US and Iran-backed Houthis, demonstrating its mediation capabilities. Following heightened conflict due to US airstrikes, Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi announced that discussions led to an agreement ensuring neither side would target each other, allowing freedom of navigation in the Red Sea. With this success, Oman aims to leverage its role in future US-Iran negotiations, while Trump expressed appreciation for Oman's efforts...