US President Donald Trump’s administration has blocked Harvard University’s ability to enrol international students, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
In a post on X on Thursday, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said…
Category: 3. Middle East
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Settler attacks push Palestinians to abandon West Bank village, residents say
Palestinian residents of Maghayer al-Deir in the occupied West Bank told AFP on Thursday that they had begun packing their belonging and preparing to leave the village following repeated attacks by Israeli settlers.
Yusef Malihat, a resident of…
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US Supreme Court hits deadlock in case of publicly funded religious school | Courts News
The United States Supreme Court has reached a deadlock in a case over whether a religious charter school in Oklahoma should be publicly funded.
Thursday’s tie vote allows a lower court ruling to stand. Previously, Oklahoma’s state-level…
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Trump ‘saddened and outraged’ over killing of Israeli Embassy staffers in US – Middle East Monitor
US President Donald Trump is “saddened and outraged” over the killing of two Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington DC, the White House said Thursday, Anadolu reports.
“The evil of antisemitism must be…
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Words won’t save Gaza – The West must stop enabling Israel’s war | Gaza
The recent statements from the UK government regarding Israel’s horrific crimes in Gaza are a welcome realisation that Israel, their trusted ally, is engaged in heinous brutality against the people of Gaza.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy stood…
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29 in Gaza die from starvation says PA; UNICEF warns 9,000 children malnourished
Under international pressure, Israeli has allowed dozens of aid trucks into Gaza as Palestinian officials report starvation-related deaths.
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Hijabs onscreen, critics offscreen for Iran film in Cannes
A state-approved Iranian movie featuring women constantly in headscarves premiered at the Cannes film festival on Thursday, with director Saeed Roustayi defending his decision to bend to the diktats of national censors.
The Cannes Festival has…
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Iraqi Kurdistan PM Barzani backs cautious engagement with Syria’s new rulers
Speaking at an Al-Monitor Global Institute Event in Washington, Barzani urged Kurdish unity and said Damascus must prove it can lead a divided Syria.
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Rise in antisemitism in US, Europe preceded Washington shooting: What to know
In the United States, Europe, Canada and Australia, the number and severity of antisemitic incidents continue to rise.
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Multiple deaths after small plane crashes in California neighbourhood | Aviation News
Authorities in the city of San Diego say that heavy fog had created low-visibility conditions at time of crash.
Authorities in the city of San Diego, California, have said that several people are dead after a small, private plane crashed into a…
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