'Israeli' strikes hit the southern Lebanese village of al-Mansouri, while troops were seen operating on the rooftop of a damaged building.

The village and surrounding areas have faced repeated shelling in recent weeks despite a ceasefire between 'Israel' and Hezbollah that took effect in June.

'Israeli' military forces stormed the campus of Birzeit University north of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, deploying armored military vehicles and heavy machinery, including a bulldozer.

During the raid, the heavy equipment damaged university infrastructure including the Martyrs' Memorial.

Opposition activists and youth movements across India staged a third consecutive day of street demonstrations on Sunday, calling for the immediate resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over allegations of widespread electoral roll manipulation.

The wave of demonstrations -which began on Friday- centers on a large-scale revision of voter lists managed by the Election Commission of India (ECI) that resulted in the removal of millions of registered voters.

While the ECI has formally rejected all allegations of misconduct, Kumar has refrained from making public comments regarding the demand for his resignation.

The demonstrations occurred on the eve of a scheduled Monday hearing by the Supreme Court of India, which is set to evaluate multiple petitions challenging the key voter-list decisions.

Zach Bryan brought a visible pro-Palestinian message to Gillette Stadium during his concert in Massachusetts. The country singer performed wearing a “Free Palestine” shirt, while members of his band also wore Palestine-related clothing. His drummer wore a jersey featuring “Palestine” on the front and “Hind Rajab” on the back. The moment comes weeks after Macklemore was removed from Ed Sheeran’s tour, with the controversy surrounding his public support for Palestine. Bryan did not make a speech about the shirt, but the message was clearly visible onstage, at the same stadium that recently became part of the wider debate over artists and Palestinian advocacy.

Drone footage shows a fire burning on the cliffside of the Costa Verde in Lima, Peru.

Firefighters are on the scene in the Miraflores district, a popular tourist destination, and traffic along the Costa Verde road has been restricted, while the cause of the fire has not yet been determined.

Authorities have begun removing a migrant camp on the beach of Ceuta, Spain's enclave in North Africa, ahead of a mid-October visit by the Spanish king and queen, according to police.

Sana is a 12 year old girl from Gaza whose life has been deeply affected by the ongoing war. After months of living with explosions and constant fear, she began losing her hair until it was completely gone. Hurtful comments about her appearance then led her to withdraw from school and spend more time indoors. Her family has sought medical help, but the specialized care she needs is not available in Gaza. Her story is a reminder that the impact of war on children goes far beyond what can be seen. It can affect their education, confidence, sense of safety, and everyday childhood.

A pre match press conference ahead of Ireland vs 'Israel' quickly turned tense after 'Israeli' journalists questioned Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrímsson about the Flydubai incident and Ireland’s position on Palestine.

The situation escalated when an 'Israeli' journalist accused Irish players of calling 'Israeli' players “monkeys” during their previous match. Ireland’s press officer immediately rejected the accusation as “completely untrue.”

The exchange continued until the press conference was abruptly ended.

Firefighters battled a blaze at a campsite in Peschiera del Garda in northern Italy.

Around 20 bungalows, several cars and nearby vegetation were affected, while one person suffered burns and was taken for medical care.

Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree says the group targeted Aramco sites in Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh and the Khurais area in the kingdom’s east.

He said the attacks involved ballistic missiles and drones.