Friday Prayers At Masjid Al-Aqsa Under Israeli Restrictions

On the 63rd day of conflict between Gaza Strip and Israel, Muslims observed the 9th Friday prayer. Palestinians gathered at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem’s Old City for the prayers. Despite extensive security measures and restrictions by Israel, worshippers performed prayers in Masjid al-Aqsa and its vicinity. Israeli forces, patrolling the streets of […]

Roger Waters Supports Colombian President’s Gaza Stance

Roger Waters, the renowned British musician and lead singer of Pink Floyd, was welcomed by President Gustavo Petro in Bogota, Colombia’s capital, during his visit for a concert. During their meeting at the Presidential Palace, Casa de Narino, Waters gifted his autographed guitar to Petro’s youngest daughter, Antonella. The duo concluded the meeting by unfurling […]

Extremely Thick Clouds Linger Over Izmir

Following the rainfall in the morning, unusual dense clouds appeared in Türkiye’s Izmir, especially over the Izmir Bay. The moments of the clouds lingering over the bay like a wall were recorded by astonished citizens.

Israeli Soldiers Resume Raids, Block Ambulances in West Bank

Israeli soldiers raided the El Far’a Refugee Camp in the southwest of the West Bank city of Tubas in the morning. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that 6 Palestinians were killed and many others were injured in the raid, against which Palestinians reacted. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, Israeli soldiers blocked the Red […]

Gap Remains Between Intent To Protect Civilians and Actual Results, Blinken Says

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and British Foreign Secretary Cameron, following their meeting in Washington, discussed Ukraine, Gaza, and emphasized Israel’s responsibility to protect civilians and provide aid. Blinken stressed creating safe zones for civilians and addressing discrepancies in safeguarding measures. They also addressed potential escalations in the West Bank and the need to […]

Waterspout Forms off Çanakkale

A waterspout formed during a severe storm off the Babakale port in Türkiye’s Çanakkale province. The large phenomenon caused fear among people on the shore but dissipated after some time. The storm, whose speed is expected to reach 90 kph,  caused disruptions in sea transportation.

Wild Herd of Yellow Sheep Spotted In China

In the grasslands of the Horqin Right Front Banner in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, a herd of wild yellow sheep has been sighted during their presumed annual winter migration from Mongolia into China. These wild yellow sheep are granted first-class national protection in China. Over recent years, local authorities have intensified their efforts […]

Rockets Target US Embassy in Baghdad

A rocket attack was carried out at 04:00 local time near the building of the US Embassy in Baghdad, located in the sheltered Green Zone where government offices and foreign missions are located in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. At least four explosions were heard in the area, and the warning sirens of the embassy […]

Numerous Fish Washed Ashore in Hakodate, Japan

Thousands of fish washed ashore and spread over an area of 1 kilometer on the beach in Hakodate in Japan’s Hokkaido province, yesterday. An investigation was launched in the region after residents of the area reported the situation to the police. Assoc. Dr. Mitsuhiro Nakaya stated that the fish may have been chased by dolphins […]

Gaza’s Rafah Crossing: Journalists’ Struggles and Humanitarian Crisis

Amidst the truce between Palestinian factions and Israel, the Rafah land crossing, separating the Gaza Strip and Egypt, became a focal point for Palestinian journalists. Their aim was to monitor prisoner exchanges, oversee the entry of food aid trucks, facilitate the return of stranded individuals, and manage the departure of those holding different nationalities. However, […]