Footage Appears to Show Hezbollah Leader Nasrallah’s Assasination

New footage has emerged of the Israeli attack that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut on September 27, 2024. Security camera footage shared by Arab media shows a bunker-piercing bomb striking a road as a man exits a building and mounts a motorcycle, causing an explosion that engulfs the street in debris. Nasrallah, 64, […]

Assad-Linked Professor Arrested for Targeting Students

  Professor Nahla Esa, accused of reporting at least 200 students to Syrian authorities under the Assad regime, has been arrested and sent to prison, following days of student protests at Damascus University. Students demanded justice for those arrested and never heard from again due to Esa’s reports. “She had about 200 students arrested and […]

Un Secretary Guterres Calls for Permanent Ceasefire in Palestine

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres reiterated during his opening speech for the 2025 session of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People that a permanent ceasefire, acceleration of humanitarian aid delivery and implementation of a two-state solution were necessary in the region where Palestinians’ inalienable rights are still being […]

Priest Attacked During Service in Washington

A priest was assaulted during a service at Our Lady of Lourdes Cathedral in Spokane, Washington. Security footage showed a man from the front row suddenly attacking Father David Gaines with his fists. The 40-year-old attacker was subdued by others and later taken into custody. Police stated that the motive remains unknown but confirmed the […]

Iran’s Khamenei Rejects Talks with US

  Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei ruled out negotiations with the US, calling them ineffective and dishonorable. “Negotiating with the US will not solve any problems. Experience has shown this,” he said during a meeting with Air Defense Force commanders in Tehran. Khamenei cited past talks that led to an agreement, claiming Iran made […]

Buenos Aires Canal Turns Red, Investigation Underway

The Sarandi Canal in Buenos Aires has turned red, raising concerns among residents. The canal, which flows into the Rio de la Plata River, runs through an industrial area, prompting speculation that the discoloration may be due to textile dye or chemical waste. Argentina’s Ministry of Environment confirmed that water samples have been taken to […]

Damascus Markets See Imported Fruits After Trade Ban Lifted

  With the fall of the Assad regime, Damascus residents are now able to buy imported fruits and vegetables as trade restrictions ease. Shopkeepers in the Syrian capital have begun selling tropical fruits, drawing strong interest from locals. Syrian shopkeeper Yussef noted that previously only pineapples were available, costing 200,000 Syrian pounds each. “Now, they […]

Snow Engulfs Aydos Forest in Istanbul

The snow falling in many parts of Istanbul also covered Aydos Forest in the Kartal district in white, forming a beautiful view. “I had guests from abroad. I wanted to bring them here. Luckily, it snowed and we decided to come to the forest and have a look. We missed the snow. The environment is […]