Palestine
Deadliest Year for Palestinians Continues Amid Ceasefire Violations and Journalist Killings
December 3, 2025
Deadliest Year for Palestinians Continues Amid Ceasefire Violations and Journalist Killings
Deadliest Year for Palestinians Continues Amid Ceasefire Violations and Journalist Killings ————————————– 2025 has emerged as the deadliest and most destructive year for Palestinians, with Israeli attacks continuing despite a ceasefire agreement brokered by former US President Donald Trump. According…
UN: Nearly 9,300 Gaza kids under 5 suffer from severe acute malnutrition
November 30, 2025
UN: Nearly 9,300 Gaza kids under 5 suffer from severe acute malnutrition
UN: Nearly 9,300 Gaza kids under 5 suffer from severe acute malnutrition —————————————– Nearly 9,300 children aged below 5 in Gaza were diagnosed with severe acute malnutrition in October, Anadolu Agency reported citing a UNICEF statement issued on Saturday. “High…
Death Toll in Gaza Passes 70,000 as Recovery Teams Uncover More Bodies
November 30, 2025
Death Toll in Gaza Passes 70,000 as Recovery Teams Uncover More Bodies
Death Toll in Gaza Passes 70,000 as Recovery Teams Uncover More Bodies …………. A Gaza health ministry statement on Saturday raised the confirmed death toll from Israel’s offensive in the Gaza Strip to 70,100 — an increase of 301 since…
Pope Francis’ popemobile converted to mobile clinic to treat Gaza kids
November 27, 2025
Pope Francis’ popemobile converted to mobile clinic to treat Gaza kids
Pope Francis’ popemobile converted to mobile clinic to treat Gaza kids —————————- The West Bank city of Bethlehem is preparing to send the popemobile of late Pope Francis to the Gaza Strip after transforming it into a mobile clinic to…
UN Warns Gaza Reconstruction Could Cost Over $70 Billion Amid Economic Collapse
November 26, 2025
UN Warns Gaza Reconstruction Could Cost Over $70 Billion Amid Economic Collapse
UN Warns Gaza Reconstruction Could Cost Over $70 Billion Amid Economic Collapse …………. The United Nations has warned that Gaza faces a “human-made abyss” and that rebuilding the territory could cost more than $70 billion over several decades, The Guardian…
Tokyo to Host 26th Annual Japan Quran Recitation and Memorization Competition in 2025
November 24, 2025
Tokyo to Host 26th Annual Japan Quran Recitation and Memorization Competition in 2025
Tokyo to Host 26th Annual Japan Quran Recitation and Memorization Competition in 2025 ……………… Tokyo is preparing to host the 26th edition of the Japan Quran Recitation and Memorization Competition in 2025, an annual event organized by the Islamic Da’wah…
UNICEF reports at least 2 children killed per day in Gaza since ceasefire
November 24, 2025
UNICEF reports at least 2 children killed per day in Gaza since ceasefire
UNICEF reports at least 2 children killed per day in Gaza since ceasefire ——————————- At least 67 children have been slain in conflict-related incidents since the ceasefire began in Gaza, Anadolu Agency reported citing the United Nations children’s agency. UNICEF…
Gaza Hospitals Struggle Amid Renewed Israeli Airstrikes
November 24, 2025
Gaza Hospitals Struggle Amid Renewed Israeli Airstrikes
Gaza Hospitals Struggle Amid Renewed Israeli Airstrikes ……….. Hospitals in Gaza are facing severe shortages of essential medical supplies as renewed Israeli airstrikes have killed over 50 people and injured more than 100 in recent days, The Guardian reported. Medics…
Fresh Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza Kill 20 Amid Mounting Ceasefire Tensions
November 23, 2025
Fresh Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza Kill 20 Amid Mounting Ceasefire Tensions
Fresh Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza Kill 20 Amid Mounting Ceasefire Tensions ………….. Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least 20 Palestinians and injured more than 80 on Saturday, escalating pressure on the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, according to…
Religious Discrimination Continues to Affect Muslim Communities
November 22, 2025
Religious Discrimination Continues to Affect Muslim Communities
Religious Discrimination Continues to Affect Muslim Communities ——————————- Growing concerns over religious discrimination have emerged this week following two separate incidents on opposite sides of the Atlantic—one involving a constitutional ruling in Portugal and the other an intimidation episode targeting…