Indonesian Muslims Take To Streets For Palestinians

Indonesian Muslims performed a mass prayer and held a rally in solidarity with the Palestinian people amid the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Jakarta. Numerous people participating in the rally held Palestinian flags and banners reading “Free Palestine.” Israel restarted its attacks on the settlements in the Gaza Strip immediately after the humanitarian pause […]

10 Palestinians Killed in Maghazi Refugee Camp Yesterday

Israeli forces struck the Maghazi Refugee Camp in the city of Deir el-Balah yesterday morning. In a building determined to belong to the Abu Atef Kandil family, 10 Palestinians were killed and many others were injured. The attack also damaged other buildings in the surrounding area. The Palestinian Ministry of Health stated that 109 people […]

Hebron Residents Protested Israel After Friday Prayers

People in the city of Hebron in the West Bank protested against Israel, which restarted its attacks after the humanitarian pause in Gaza Strip ended. In the protest that started after Friday prayers, the people of Hebron carried Palestinian flags and shouted anti-Israeli slogans. Additionally, a total of 32 people were reported to have died […]

UAE President Announces $30B Fund Against Global Climate Change

UAE President Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan announced the establishment of a $30 billion fund for global climate change solutions in his speech at the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), which commenced yesterday. The fund’s primary aim, according to the UAE President, is to bridge the climate finance gap. The primary agenda […]

Şırnak’s “Hell Creek” Set to Shine with Glass Observation Deck Projec

In Türkiye, the Glass Observation Deck Project aims to transform Hell Creek in Şırnak’s Idil district into a prominent attraction. Şırnak Governor Cevdet Atay recently inspected the proposed site for the Glass Observation Terrace Project. The project intends to establish a captivating spot within the canyons along the Hell Creek and Tigris walking route, poised […]

Mummies Belonging to 12th Century Awaits Visitors in Aksaray

The mummies, unearthed during excavations in the Aksaray region and now housed in the Aksaray Museum, Türkiye’s first and only museum with a dedicated mummy section, are drawing considerable attention. Although believed to date back to the 12th century, the 13 mummies—some remarkably retaining teeth and hair—have piqued visitors’ curiosity. This diverse collection includes adults, […]

21-year-old Israeli prisoner released by Hamas: “They treated me very well”

Israeli prisoner Mia Schem, previously treated by Hamas, discussed her experiences after her release yesterday in a vehicle belonging to the International Red Cross Organization. Schem stated, ‘They were very good, very kind to me,’ expressing appreciation for the care received. The 21-year-old praised the quality of the food, saying, ‘Everything was good.’ Upon receiving […]

The Oldest Gypsum Mines in Yemen

“Al-Natef” is a village perched on one of the peaks of Mount Sabr in the city of Taiz, southern Yemen. It was once a mine for extracting gypsum used in the construction and restoration of famous historical landmarks and sites in Taiz, such as “Al-kaherah Castle” and others. Its name is “Al-Natef,” and it is […]

32 Killed in Gaza Strip After Attacks Restart

The Israeli Defense Forces restarted attacking the Gaza Strip after the humanitarian break agreed upon with Hamas ended. According to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, 32 people were killed and many others injured within 3 hours after the attacks started. Ministry of Health Spokesperson Ashraf Al-Qudra stated that the humanitarian break did not benefit […]