Negotiations for a ceasefire in Gaza have reportedly resumed in Doha, which is taking place between “experts from Egypt, Qatar, the US, and “Israel, with representatives from the Palestinian resistance,” according to Egyptian media sources. The Israeli regime’s war cabinet…
Many Muslims across the globe celebrated the eve of the 15th of Sha’ban, known as the Laylatul Barat (the night of destiny), and the birth of the Awaited Savior and the final descendent of the Prophet Muhammad, The Mahdi. According…
The UAE is allegedly gearing to inject a staggering $35 billion in foreign direct investment into Egypt, as stated by the Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. $24 billion will reportedly go to the development of the Ras al-Hikma area west…
The Georgia board upheld the firing of fifth grade teacher Katie Rinderle for reading a book about gender identity, “My Shadow is Purple,” to her class. She was fired in August, and went on to file an appeal the next…
A rabbi of Jerusalem accused of enslaving 30 women in a home named the “house of horrors,” has pleaded guilty to lesser charges in exchange for a lax sentence. Aharon Ramati, the notorious Rabbi, was initially charged with enslavement, minor…
Iran has allegedly provided Russia with several powerful surface-to-surface ballistic missiles, according to Western media sources, further cementing ties between the two US-sanctioned countries. Both Iran and Russia's defense militaries declined to comment. The shipments reportedly commenced in January 2024…
The Yemeni armed forces have announced that it has carried out three particular missions in the wake of the group’s ongoing pro-Palestine maritime war against the Israeli regime. The first mission revolved around Yemeni missiles and UAV forces firing a…
The Israeli regime army is building a corridor that splits Gaza in two from the south in a quest to intensify Israeli control over the enclave. The Netzarim corridor will run through the Strip south of Gaza with Unit 601…
Poverty in New York City is clambering at an alarming rate, affecting the city’s children, according to a new report. More than half of New York City residents live in poverty or are earning a low income, according to the…
A few days after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled embryos that are formed through in-vitro fertilization are considered children, the University of Alabama at Birmingham halted IVF treatments citing consideration of the “legal repercussions of the decision.” "We are saddened…
