IDF: Thousands of tents distributed in Gaza; Hamas exploiting aid
The IDF reports over 93,000 tents have entered Gaza since winter began, while reports note ongoing humanitarian challenges due to seasonal flooding.
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The IDF reports over 93,000 tents have entered Gaza since winter began, while reports note ongoing humanitarian challenges due to seasonal flooding.
At least 14 people were killed and 30 injured in a fatal multi-vehicle pileup caused by a truck driver losing control on a UAE highway.
At least four people were killed and dozens injured in a train accident in the Giza Governorate of Egypt.
A train derailed in the Al-Ayyat area of the Giza Governorate, with emergency teams responding to the scene.
Jewish families have entered residential buildings in the village of al-Duyuk al-Tahta, according to WAFA and other media outlets.
Reports indicate riots by right-wing activists following illegal structure removals, while allegations of vandalism against Palestinian property were raised by WAFA Agency.
A Syrian national was arrested at Beirut's airport carrying approximately 40 kilograms of suspected cocaine from Ghana, in the airport's largest-ever bust.
A landslide triggered by heavy rainfall caused a rock spire to collapse near Göreme, prompting ongoing rescue operations.
Jordanian authorities have arrested three suspects in connection with a shooting attack at a Greek Orthodox church in Karak governorate that killed nine people.
All beaches in Ras Al Khaimah have been closed until further notice following an offshore tanker oil spill affecting the northern UAE.
Two gunmen opened fire on mourners in the Karak region, injuring ten others before fleeing; security forces launched a manhunt.
The World Food Programme is ending monthly assistance to roughly 500,000 people in Gaza due to severe budget shortages.
Claudia Medina Halfon, who promotes medical tourism to Turkey, was surrounded by pro-Palestinian activists at an Istanbul mall before being escorted out by security.
Following the sinking of a cargo vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, local fishermen raced to scoop up high-value goods floating on the surface.
Heavy rains triggered widespread flooding in Istanbul, killing at least two people and sweeping away vehicles in city streets.
A mosque was set ablaze in the West Bank village of Mukhmas and two Palestinians were reported injured near Nablus, Israeli and Palestinian media reported.
Police raided the Istanbul offices of opposition broadcaster Halk TV and cut its broadcast as the state appointed a trustee to run the network.
At least 11 people were killed and 27 injured when a passenger coach collided with a truck and overturned in western Turkey.
At least two people were killed and five injured when a seven-story residential building collapsed in Istanbul's Maltepe district.
Iranian authorities have demolished a watchtower at the infamous political prison, defying warnings from human rights advocates that evidence of the 1988 mass executions could be lost.
Indian captain Smit Machchhar described fighting off his knife-wielding co-pilot to open the cockpit door in a phone call with Narendra Modi.
Passengers aboard the flydubai flight have detailed the fight to subdue the attacking co-pilot, the plane's steep dive, and medical care given to the wounded captain.
Online conspiracy theories alleging that Israel and the Mossad staged the flydubai attempted hijacking began spreading shortly after the incident.
Passenger accounts and video footage reveal the moments a Flydubai flight suddenly plunged and passengers helped subdue the copilot.
Between seven and eight people were injured in a shooting outside a vocational high school in Turkey's Manisa province.