A new report by a US advocacy group revealed that 56 percent of civilian deaths in wars in 2025 were attributed to Israeli forces.
Category: 2. World
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New report reveals Israeli forces caused 56% of civilian deaths from explosive weapons in 2025
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Lebanon welcomes Iran-US MoU to end war
Lebanese groups, including Hezbollah, welcome a US-Iran deal ending regional hostilities, with many crediting Iran for securing a ceasefire in Lebanon.
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US-Iran MoU nears signing as Pakistan continues mediation efforts
US-Iran memorandum of understanding nears signing in Geneva after months of Pakistani-mediated diplomacy.
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Pakistan parliament sees Iran-US MoU as outcome of Tehran’s resilience
Pakistan’s parliament welcomes the latest memorandum of understanding that ends the war between Iran and the United States.
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Pope expresses optimism regarding Iran-US MoU
Pope Leo expresses optimism regarding a memorandum of understanding, which is expected to be signed between Iran and the US later this week.
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Activists protest Israeli, US arms manufacturers at Paris defense expo
Activists protest Israeli and US arms makers at a defense show near the French capital, saying they profit from conflicts in West Asia and beyond.
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White House rejects Israeli request to 'review' Iran-US MoU: Reports
The US has rejected an “official Israeli request to review” the newly announced MoU between Washington and Tehran, according to reports.
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Bahrain issues harsh sentences for 12 people over their support for Iran
A Bahraini court has handed down 10-year-jail sentences to 12 people in separate cases for expressing support for Iran’s retaliatory attacks.
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Brazil convicts Jair Bolsonaro's son of pursuing US help in father's legal battle
Eduardo Bolsonaro called the conviction “baseless and senseless”.
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Israel plans to fund extremist settlers in occupied West Bank with $1.89mn: Report
The Israeli regime reportedly plans to fund an extremist Jewish settler group in the occupied West Bank with $1.89 million.
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