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September 9, 2025

News Desk

Gaza Flotilla ‘hit by drone’ in Tunisia

The Global Sumudlla (GSF) for Gaza said on Tuesday that one of its main boats attacked a drone in a port in Tunisia, though the six passengers and the crew were safe. The Portuguese boat, which transports the Glotilla Managing Committee, was damaged by fire on the main deck and below the deck storage, GSF said in a statement. A video shared by the GSF on X occupied the moment “the family boat was hit over”, showing a glamorous object that goes down the boat, followed by smoke from the impact. After the attack, dozens of people gathered outside the

July 21, 2025

News Desk

At least 17 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks by dawn

Listen to the article At least 17 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza by dawn, according to hospital sources on Monday. Three people were killed by Israeli bombing in Deir El -Balah and Central Gaza’s Bureij Camp, medical staff from Al -Aksa and Al -wda hospitals. Al -shifa Hospital also reported multiple injuries after an apartment in the Al -Nasr neighborhood, west of the city of Gaza, was bombed. Israeli soldiers stand near tanks in Gaza, as shown by the Israeli side of Israeli-Gaza border on July 20 2025-reuters In separate raids, five members of the Abu Taima

July 19, 2025

News Desk

Israel, Syria agrees to stop the fire after deadly conflicts in the Druze area

Listen to the article Israel and Syria agreed on a ceasefire, US envoy to Turkey said on Friday, after days of bloodshed in the Druze area that has killed more than 300 people. On Wednesday, Israel launched air raids in Damascus and hit government forces in the south, demanding to withdraw and say that Israel was aimed at protecting Syrian Druze – part of a small but minority influence that also has members in Lebanon and Israel. “We call on Druze, Bedouins and Sunnis to abolish their weapons and, along with other minorities, build a new and united Syrian identity,”

July 11, 2025

News Desk

At least eight Palestinians were killed in Israeli strike at the Gaza School Shelter

Listen to the article At least eight Palestinians were killed Friday in an Israeli air strike in school shelters displaced families in northern Gaza, local medical sources said. The strike aims at school in an area where many citizens had sought refuge from ongoing military operations, according to Al Jazeera Arabic. The report, reporting a source at Al-Shifa Hospital, added that many others were injured in the attack. There is a beam of light resulting from an explosion, as shown by the Israeli side of the Israeli-Gaza border on July 10, 2025-Reuters Cease talks Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has,

July 5, 2025

News Desk

At least 35 Palestinians killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza by dawn

Listen to the article At least 35 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza at dawn on Saturday, local hospital sources told Al Jazeera, as strikes intensified amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations. Among the dead were at least two citizens, reportedly waiting for the distribution of aid, sources said. The Israeli army hit multiple areas, including the Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza, where at least two people were killed in a family home. Another strike in the Gaza Az-Zarqa neighborhood killed one person and injured others, according to the Palestinian News Agency. A separate attack aims at a school

May 19, 2025

News Desk

Israel to facilitate gauze blocking with limited food missions

Listen to the article Israel will allow a limited amount of food in Gaza for the first time in 10 weeks, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said on Monday, after increasing international pressure and growing fears of hunger among the 2.1 million people trapped in the besieged. The announcement came as Israel launched a new military attack, named Gideon’s Chariot modeWith the participation of those Israeli defensive forces described as “extensive ground companies” throughout the Gaza Strip. Israel has maintained a total exclusion in Gaza in the last 10 weeks, stopping all food, fuel and medicines. Humanities have repeatedly warned

April 26, 2025

News Desk

UN food help in Gaza is exhausted as blocking continues

Listen to the article The United Nations Food Service has confirmed that all its food in the Gaza Strip has been exhausted as Israel’s blockade enters the eighth week, pushing over 400,000 people closer to hunger. The World Food Program (WFP) said it delivered its finish food finish to community cuisines earlier this week. These meals are expected to be completely exhausted in a few days. “The situation in the Gaza Strip has reached a point again,” the WFP said in a statement on Friday. “People are running out of ways to deal with, and the fragile profits made during

April 10, 2025

Tahir Khan

Pakistan rejects call for joint mechanism as Afghan govt braces for refugees’ influx

ISLAMABAD: Afghanistan interim government is bracing for an influx of refugees being repatriated and deported by Pakistan as part of the country’s policy to repatriate all illegal foreigners. The Interior Ministry of Pakistan announced the second phase of repatriation of Afghan refugees under its Illegal Foreigners Repatriation Program (IFRP) being implemented from 1 November 2023. This policy was announced by the caretaker government over security concerns. The UN refugee agency says there are about 800,000 Afghan refugees, who hold Afghan Citizenship Cards (ACC). Immigration sources in Khyber district told The Pakistan Daily on Thursday that a total of 20,124 Afghans

March 19, 2025

The Pakistan Daily

JI announces nationwide protest on March 21 against Israeli terrorism in Gaza

LAHORE: Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Emir Hafiz Naeemur Rehman has announced a nationwide protest on Friday against American-backed Israeli atrocities in Palestine. He stated that Israel, with U.S. support, committed the worst acts of fascism in Gaza, where 48,000 Palestinians, including a large number of women and children, have been martyred. “Thousands of people are still trapped under the rubble, while the number of injured has reached hundreds of thousands,” he added. “Gaza is facing a severe humanitarian crisis, with extreme shortages of food and medicine.” Hafiz Naeemur Rehman further announced that rallies would be held across all major cities of Pakistan

March 17, 2025

The Pakistan Daily

Gandapur criticizes forced expulsion of Afghan refugees, advocates for Pakistani citizenship

PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has strongly criticized the federal government’s policy of forced expulsion of Afghan refugees, urging instead for the granting of Pakistani citizenship to those residing in the country. In a media briefing in Peshawar, Gandapur emphasized the importance of Afghanistan as a neighboring country and reaffirmed Pakistan’s tradition of welcoming Afghan refugees. However, he expressed dissatisfaction with the government’s handling of the refugee situation, highlighting the failure to properly manage their integration. “The Afghan refugees are our neighbors, and Pakistan has embraced them with open arms. Yet, the government has failed to devise

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