Haredi protests block major 'Israeli' highways over military draft crisis

‘Israeli’ National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir takes part in Selichot prayers at the Al-Buraq Wall in occupied Jerusalem, amid heightened tensions surrounding religious sites in the city.

‘Israeli’ National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir takes part in a celebration with prison service personnel and their families.

Images show damage in Yemen's Mokha port after a fresh Houthi strike on August 14. "Last night, it was targeted by five missiles directly hitting the port's dock, as well as cargo ships and the goods located on the dock," says the director of the port, Abdul Malik Al-Sharabi. A military official from Yemen's internationally recognised government said Friday's stike on the port killed eight people.

‘Israeli’ National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir published footage showing police detaining a newlywed couple after stopping their wedding convoy in the Negev.

Ben Gvir said police stopped the convoy after it disrupted traffic. The footage shows the bride and groom being detained on their wedding day.

Leaked footage reportedly shows ‘Israeli’ female soldiers raiding a cell holding Palestinian female prisoners. The footage appears to show prisoners being restrained and searched during the raid, amid claims of violent treatment during the operation.

A Russian tanker ran aground off the coast of Oman, with aerial images showing oil leaking from the vessel.

The images show the extent of the leak around the grounded tanker as oil spreads into the surrounding waters.

Summer rain falls over the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem, bringing a rare rainy scene to the holy site during the summer season.

French firefighters are using controlled “tactical fires” to slow the spread of devastating wildfires by removing vegetation ahead of advancing flames. The technique is being deployed as extreme heat and dry conditions fuel fires across parts of France.

Five years after the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, some Kabul residents say they feel safer after decades of war and instability. But with the country facing severe economic hardship, many are calling for more jobs and greater opportunities for young people.