'Israeli' actress chelli Goldenberg criticized the occupation on live television, linking it to settlement expansion, Jewish extremism, and the oppression of Palestinians. She even compared Israel’s situation to apartheid in South Africa. Her comments highlight how criticism of the occupation is also coming from within 'Israeli' society.

'Israeli' military bulldozers demolished an inhabited Palestinian family home in the southern occupied West Bank governorate of Hebron, displacing an entire family.

Heavy machinery escorted by armed forces moved in, forcing residents out before razing the residential structure to the ground.

Demonstrators took to the streets of Tel Aviv calling for an Arab-Jewish unity government after 'Israel’s' parliamentary elections produced no clear winner. With neither major bloc securing the 61 seats needed for a majority, Arab parties could hold the balance of power. The protests come as political negotiations continue over who will form the next government.

'Israelis' demonstrate in the streets of Tel Aviv calling for the formation of an Arab-Jewish unity government after legislative elections produced no clear winner, leaving 'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the opposition scrambling for options and making 'Israeli' Arab parties possible kingmakers. "There is no chance of change without a joint government," Roni Alon, a protester, says at the march.
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Journalist Adele Shoko said she and two other journalists and activists were assaulted by ‘Israeli’ settlers in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday, adding that Andrey was repeatedly knocked unconscious and denied hospital treatment.

In a statement posted on social media, Shoko said she, journalist Jasper Nathaniel and Andrey Khrzhanovskiy were attacked in an incident recorded on video.

An oil spill originating from a damaged tanker off the coast of the United Arab Emirates has expanded, according to recent satellite imagery, prompting authorities to close additional beaches amid growing environmental alarms.

Houthi missiles struck Yemen’s Aden International Airport on Oct. 28, 2026, damaging airport infrastructure and disrupting civilian air traffic, according to reports citing Yemeni government officials. The attack followed an evacuation warning issued by the Houthi group.

Aden airport is a key gateway for southern Yemen, including humanitarian workers, medical supplies and civilian travel. The strike comes amid escalating fighting between Houthi forces and Yemen’s internationally recognized government, backed by a Saudi-led coalition.

Footage shows Jewish religious rituals at the Western Wall, known to Muslims as the Buraq Wall, in occupied East Jerusalem.

The scenes come amid renewed reports of 'Israeli' settler incursions into the nearby Aqsa Mosque compound.

Aqsa Mosque is one of Islam’s holiest sites. The compound’s longstanding religious arrangements and repeated settler incursions have fueled concerns among Palestinians over attempts to alter the status quo in occupied East Jerusalem.

King Charles III has acknowledged the suffering caused by slavery during his Caribbean tour, but campaigners are continuing to demand a formal apology, reparations, and the return of cultural artifacts. The debate is expected to continue at the upcoming Commonwealth summit.

Around 200 passengers aboard the Villa Vie Odyssey have reportedly been left stranded in Cambodia after the residential cruise ship’s operator suspended operations amid financial difficulties. Some passengers had sold their homes to fund a life at sea, only to face sudden uncertainty over where they would live next. The company says it is working on its next steps, but the future of the voyage remains unclear.