Category: 1. Palestine

Iran is also considering an entry ban on IAEA chief Rafael Grossi, after rejecting his request to visit nuclear sites.

Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian has signed a law suspending cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), amid growing tensions between Tehran and the UN nuclear watchdog over monitoring access and transparency, after United States and Israeli strikes on its most important nuclear facilities during a 12-day conflict last month.

“Masoud Pezeshkian…

Video shows a fireworks warehouse in Esparto, California, exploding and catching fire, sending debris and smoke into the air. Authorities put in place a 1.6-kilometre evacuation zone and urged residents to avoid the area while fireworks continued to ignite.

By Palestine Chronicle Staff  

Israeli airstrikes killed over 100 Palestinians in 24 hours, as thousands flee Khan Yunis and other areas of Gaza.

Scores of Palestinians were killed on Wednesday in a wave of intense Israeli airstrikes, with the heaviest attacks concentrated on Khan Yunis. 

More than 100 people were killed in the previous day’s bombing, which also displaced thousands of families from…

Gaza (Quds News Network)- Hussam Abu Safiya, Director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, has been imprisoned by Israeli forces for over 180 days, sparking growing fears that he may not “make it out alive.” His family is also concerned for his physical and mental health.

Israeli forces kidnapped Dr. Abu Safiya in December 2024 after storming Kamal Adwan Hospital. Soldiers forced him out at gunpoint, destroying the hospital and putting it out of service. Surrounded by…

Officials pledge to toughen laws after 26-year-old childcare worker charged with abusing eight children under his care.

Australia has announced plans to tighten oversight of childcare facilities after a man in Melbourne was charged with dozens of sexual offences against children in his care.

The moves come after police in the southern state of Victoria announced on Tuesday that they had charged a 26-year-old childcare worker with more than 70 child sex offences, including rape.

The man,…

‘The settlement does not include a statement of apology or regret,’ said Paramount.

United States media giant Paramount has agreed to pay $16m to settle a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump over the editing of a 2024 interview aired by CBS, its subsidiary.

The payout announced on Wednesday will go towards Trump’s planned presidential library, with Paramount stating the funds would not be given to him “directly or indirectly”.

The case stems from a broadcast of 60 Minutes…