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center78d ago

Exclusive: UK Charity Commission criticises synagogue for hosting Great Israeli Real Estate Event

The UK's Charity Commission has criticised Edgware United Synagogue trustees for hosting a real estate event promoting properties in illegal Israeli settlements. The commission is reviewing its decision to close a compliance case on the synagogue, citing concerns about misuse of charitable premises and insufficient trustee oversight.

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center78d ago

Israel trucks out Gaza’s rubble to ‘hide genocide’ and ‘redraw the map’

Israel carts away Gaza's rubble to destroy war crimes evidence and make the landscape unliveable, rights groups say.

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center78d ago

Civilian deaths in Ukraine in July hit highest level since May 2022: UN

The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission reported at least 437 civilians were killed and 2,610 injured in Ukraine during July, marking the highest monthly civilian death toll since May 2022. This represents a 30 percent increase from the previous month and a 70 percent increase compared to July 2025, highlighting escalating conflict impacts.

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Middle East Eye

center78d ago

Iran attacks US failures as scepticism grows over Israeli role in Trump 'assassination plot'

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the US of miscalculating due to intelligence failures, particularly regarding a purported Israeli plot to assassinate Donald Trump during his Turkey visit, which US analysts reportedly found unconvincing. Concurrently, Iran's Basij commander claimed control of the Strait of Hormuz, a statement made amidst ongoing tensions and competing declarations with the US over the strategic waterway.

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DW News

center78d ago

What would a North Korean troop surge mean for Ukraine war?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that North Korea is preparing to deploy between 30,000 and 50,000 troops to Russia by the end of November, reportedly to take over duties in Russian border regions and free up Russian forces for the Ukrainian front. This potential surge, significantly larger than previous deployments, raises concerns about deepening military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow and North Korea gaining modern warfare experience.

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center78d ago

What would a North Korean surge mean for Ukraine war?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that North Korea is preparing to deploy between 30,000 and 50,000 troops to Russia by the end of November, reportedly to guard rear areas and free up Russian forces for the front lines. This potential surge follows an earlier deployment of approximately 14,000-15,000 North Korean personnel and significant arms supplies, raising concerns about escalating military cooperation and North Korea gaining combat experience.

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Al Jazeera

center78d ago

US diplomat calls Israeli settler siege of West Bank homes ‘act of terror’

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the days-long siege of three Palestinian homes by Israeli settlers in Qusra an "act of terror" and "disgusting thuggish behavior." Israeli forces attempted to remove the settlers who had blocked access to food, water, and electricity, while the village itself was reportedly under siege by the Israeli army.

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BBC Middle East

center78d ago

More troops to be sent to West Bank village besieged by Israeli settlers

The Israeli military announced it will deploy additional troops to Qusra, a village south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, after failing to dislodge Israeli settlers who have besieged two Palestinian families in their homes since Sunday. The deployment follows appeals for help from the trapped families, whose water, power, and food supplies are critically low, highlighting ongoing settler violence and the challenges faced by Israeli forces in the region.

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Al Jazeera

center79d ago

Israeli strikes in south Lebanon a ‘violation of international law’: PM

Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam stated on Wednesday that Israeli strikes, incursions, and destruction of homes in southern Lebanon constitute a serious violation of international law, rejecting Israeli claims that destroyed villages were military sites. The statement follows Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz's visit to southern Lebanon where he announced the destruction of underground infrastructure and houses, with Israeli forces continuing to occupy Lebanese territory despite a fragile ceasefire.

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center79d ago

‘They destroyed us’: Palestinian family sleeps in the open after demolition

A Palestinian family in the occupied West Bank is sleeping in the open after their home was demolished by an Israeli bulldozer, despite a court injunction they believed protected it. The demolition, which occurred despite a Supreme Court order, left the family homeless amid sweltering heat and destroyed their belongings and medication.

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The Guardian Middle East

left79d ago

Israeli militants besiege two Palestinian families in their West Bank homes

Israeli militants have besieged two Palestinian families in their West Bank homes in Qusra since Sunday, cutting off their power and water and blocking medical access in an effort to seize their properties. Despite assurances from Israeli military commanders, the settlers remained outside the homes on Wednesday evening, and the military stated it was working with police to bring those responsible to justice.

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Middle East Eye

center79d ago

Pakistan says Israel's refusal to withdraw forces from Gaza 'serious setback' to peace plan

Pakistan has expressed its rejection of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's opposition to the establishment of a Palestinian state. Foreign Ministry spokesman Tahir Andrabi said that a Palestinian state stands in "accordance with international law and UN resolutions", and added that its statehood had "an established international legality".

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Al Jazeera

center79d ago

Russian strike sparks fire at Ukraine port; Zelenskyy seeks interceptors

Russian forces struck Ukraine's Izmail port in Odesa on Thursday, causing damage and a fire, authorities reported, a day after Ukraine attacked Russia's Novorossiysk port. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated the country faces an acute shortage of Patriot interceptors and requested 5-10 percent of US stocks to defend against increased Russian ballistic missile attacks.

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BBC Europe

center79d ago

Putin can no longer claim victory in Ukraine, Nobel Peace Prize winner tells BBC

Nobel Peace Prize winner Dmitry Muratov told the BBC that Russian President Putin can no longer claim victory in Ukraine, stating the conflict has ripped a million people to shreds. Muratov, former chief editor of Novaya Gazeta, also noted an acceleration of the crackdown on free speech in Russia since the 2022 invasion, with hundreds of opinion leaders declared 'foreign agents' or 'terrorists'.

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Middle East Eye

center79d ago

CIA had ‘low confidence’ in Israel's claims of Iranian threat to Trump: Report

US intelligence officials were sceptical of an alleged Iranian assassination threat against Donald Trump that was relayed by Israel, sources told The Washington Post. The threat was relayed by the Israeli government to the CIA, but analysts had doubts about the credibility of the information and conveyed their thoughts to the Trump administration, one official indicated.

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Al Jazeera

center79d ago

Israeli settlers besiege three Palestinian families in West Bank’s Qusra

Dozens of Israeli settlers besieged three Palestinian families in their homes in Qusra, south of Nablus, cutting off water, power, and supplies since Sunday. Israeli forces reportedly failed to disperse the settlers, who residents described as attempting to seize their land, prompting the military to announce the deployment of an additional infantry battalion to the area.

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BBC Europe

center79d ago

Major Russian grain export terminals hit in Ukraine Black Sea port attack

A "massive" Ukrainian drone and missile strike overnight on Russia's port of Novorossiysk damaged two major grain export terminals and hit a large naval base, killing three people and injuring 24. Ukrainian President Zelensky claimed responsibility for striking the naval base, while grain companies confirmed terminal damage, disrupting Russia's grain shipments and potentially impacting global food prices.

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Middle East Eye

center79d ago

Iran's Araghchi slams France for 'hypocrisy' over human rights

Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi criticised France and other countries for what he described as "hypocrisy" when it comes to human rights and international law amid continued support for Israel. "Countries like France should stop lecturing the world about 'human rights' and international law.

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The Guardian Europe

left79d ago

Ukraine war briefing: ‘With precision, as planned’ – Kyiv outlines battlefield gains

Ukrainian forces have recaptured 745 sq km of land in the Oleksandrivskyi sector this year, with President Zelenskyy stating the offensive was precise and planned. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drone and missile strikes hit warships at Russia's Novorossiysk naval base, killing at least two people and halting grain terminal operations.

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