Palestinians in the town of Qusra pick through the charred remains of a mosque that they say was torched by ‘Israeli’ settlers, following deadly clashes in the occupied West Bank that left six people dead.

According to Qusra's mayor, the settlers spray-painted Hebrew graffiti on the mosque's walls, including the word "revenge." The ‘Israeli’ military has said that soldiers dispatched to the scene "identified signs of arson and graffiti."

Firefighters are bringing a fire under control that broke out in a pine plantation along the D106 in Arès, in the Gironde region of France.

"We’ve contained the fire on the departmental road, however, it’s entirely possible that there are flare-ups on the other side. We can’t see them because of the smoke," warns Salem Maïzi, the fire chief in charge of fire protection for Arès and Lège-Cap-Ferret, in the south of France.

Members of the ‘Israeli’ security forces are seen deployed in the village of Tell, in the northern occupied West Bank, taking Palestinians for questioning the day after deadly clashes in the area left four Palestinians and two ‘Israeli’ settlers dead.

"Israeli forces raided a number of homes," says Yasser Yamin, whose house was used by ‘Israeli’ soldiers to conduct questioning.

US President Donald Trump jokes about seeking another presidential term during the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington, even though he's barred from doing so by the Constitution.

Trump's remarks at the Waldorf Astoria hotel come three months after the press gala ended prematurely when a man charged the venue in an alleged assassination attempt.

A wildfire has torn through the Spanish countryside west of Madrid, forcing firefighting crews to battle flames spreading across rural areas. Authorities are working to contain the blaze as emergency teams respond to the situation.

India's youth-led Cockroach Janta Party staged a protest in Mumbai, drawing attention with its unconventional name and demonstration. The protest highlighted the group's demands and added to a growing wave of youth-led activism in the country.

Member states of the International Criminal Court (ICC) have voted to dismiss Prosecutor Karim Khan, marking a major leadership shake-up at the world's permanent war crimes court. The decision comes amid ongoing scrutiny surrounding Khan's tenure and could have significant implications for the ICC's future investigations and prosecutions.

IRGC footage of missiles, drones fired towards US targets in region

Firefighters battle raging fire in southeastern France

Ships sail off UAE's east coast near Strait of Hormuz