Mexico’s government intensified its efforts on Sunday to aid the beleaguered coastal city of Acapulco, which had suffered the devastating impact of a record-breaking hurricane. The death toll and the number of missing individuals continued to rise in the aftermath. Hurricane Otis, a Category 5 storm, struck Acapulco on Wednesday, causing extensive damage to homes, hotels, and businesses with its powerful 165 mph (266 kph) … Continue reading Mexico throws troops, aid into Acapulco as hurricane death toll rises

A flight traveling from Tel Aviv to Russia’s Dagestan Republic had to change its course on Sunday due to an incident at Makhachkala Uytash Airport. Reportedly, individuals supporting Hamas stormed the airport, seemingly with the intention of confronting Israeli travelers. A large crowd, consisting of hundreds of people, overtook the airport, situated in the capital of the predominantly Muslim region in southern Russia. Video footage … Continue reading Mob storms Russian airport looking for Jews

In response to your previous message, thousands of Gaza residents forcibly entered U.N. warehouses on Sunday, seizing essential items, which the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA) described as a clear indication that they had reached a “breaking point.” One of these warehouses, situated in Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, stores supplies provided by humanitarian convoys coming from Egypt and coordinated by UNRWA. Footage from … Continue reading Gazans at ‘breaking point’ as aid centres looted, UN agency says

In a passionate speech at a pro-Palestine rally, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appeared to make a veiled threat of potential intervention in Gaza. During the rally, Erdogan accused Israel of committing war crimes and portrayed Hamas as “freedom fighters.” These comments have stirred controversy and prompted Israel to withdraw its diplomatic presence in response. President Erdogan’s statement included a suggestion that Turkey could take … Continue reading Erdogan threatens to declare war on Israel and send military to Gaza

Rocket barrages were launched from Lebanon towards northern Israel on Sunday. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that they targeted terror cells and sites associated with the Hezbollah group. These incidents occurred amidst ongoing clashes along the northern border and while the IDF was engaged in a conflict with Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip to the south. According to the IDF, rockets were fired … Continue reading Rockets fired from Lebanon at north; IDF strikes terror cells, Hezbollah sites

Israeli forces, including troops and tanks, conducted a brief incursion into northern Gaza overnight, as confirmed by the military on Thursday. The operation involved engaging with Hamas fighters and targeting anti-tank weapons, with the intention of “preparing the battlefield” in anticipation of a forthcoming ground invasion. This marks the third Israeli incursion since the commencement of the conflict, which followed over two weeks of devastating … Continue reading Israeli troops briefly raid northern Gaza to ‘prepare’ for an expected full-scale incursion

Two delegations, one from Iran and another from Hamas, have arrived in Moscow. They are meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s team, while the conflict in Gaza raises concerns of further escalation. “The talks focused on the recent Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip and the strategies to halt Israeli crimes, which are backed by the U.S. and many Western nations,” Hamas announced on … Continue reading Russia hosts Hamas and Iran for Moscow meetings