Academy Award-winning actress Susan Sarandon says she continues to face career setbacks and film cancellations in Hollywood because of her outspoken support for Palestine and criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza.

Speaking at the Venice Film Festival, Sarandon said some talent agencies and industry figures have discouraged people from hiring her, while acknowledging a broader shift in public awareness around Palestine.

Footage released by the Iran-backed Houthi group shows what it says is an attack targeting a meeting of several Saudi-backed military commanders in Yemen.

'Israeli' soldier was shot dead by 'Israeli' occupation police after reportedly opening fire indiscriminately in the streets.

Local reports said the soldier had been suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder following his participation in the Gaza war.

"This is a crime in every sense of the word," says the mayor of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, after an ‘Israeli’ strike hit a historic building and damaged government offices.

‘Israel's’ army says it was striking south Lebanon after Hezbollah fighters launched two drones towards ‘Israeli’ soldiers operating in ‘Israel's’ self-declared "security zone" in the south.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff during their first visit to Kyiv.

The meeting came a day after the two held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

Thousands of US sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have departed Thailand after a five-day port call near Pattaya.

The visit marked the carrier’s first port call after nine months at sea following a lengthy Middle East deployment.

Gaza held a mass funeral for around 100 people whose remains were recently recovered from destroyed homes in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood.

Palestinian journalists said 70 of those recovered were children.

Civil Defense teams spent days recovering the remains as part of the second phase of the “Recovery of Martyrs’ Bodies” project.

CCTV shows a young ‘Israeli’ woman spitting at the entrance of the St. James Monastery in the Old City’s Armenian Quarter as she walked past ‘Israeli’ police officers stationed nearby.

The officers intervened shortly afterward, according to the journalist who shared the video.

The clip captures the girl and a companion passing the historic site, headquarters of the Armenian Patriarchate.

The incident is the latest in a series of reported spitting and harassment cases targeting Christian religious sites and clergy in the Old City, particularly the Armenian Quarter.

After four days of search efforts, Algerian rescue workers recover the body of Ayoub, the 10-year-old boy who fell into an 80-metre-deep well some 550 km south of Algiers.

"The operation was complicated by very difficult conditions and the build-up of earth above the victim," says Nassim Bernaoui, the colonel in charge of communications at the Directorate-General for Civil Protection.

Members of Gaza's civil defence search through the rubble of a building hit in November 2023 in the central Gaza Strip area of Nuseirat, looking for the remains of victims still buried beneath the debris. "We need more equipment, and bigger equipment, to recover all the remains of the victims buried beneath the rubble. If we continue using this method, it could take many years," says Mahmoud Basal, spokesperson for Gaza's civil defence.