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Israeli forces have opened fire again on Palestinians seeking humanitarian aid from a distribution site in Gaza, killing at least three people and injuring more than 30, as the United Nations demands an independent investigation into the repeated mass shootings of aid seekers in the strip.

The shooting erupted at sunrise on Monday at the same Israeli-backed aid point in southern Gaza where soldiers had opened fire just a day earlier, according to health officials and witnesses.

“The…

A Colorado man has been charged with a federal hate crime for his alleged role in a bomb attack on a pro-Israeli rally in Boulder that injured eight people, according to an affidavit issued by the US Department of Justice.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman was already facing an array of state charges, including attempted murder, after the attack on Sunday in the city of Boulder on a group seeking to draw attention to hostages seized in Hamas’s 2023 attack on Israel.

US Attorney General Pam Bondi said…

Russia and Ukraine have concluded talks in Istanbul with no ceasefire deal, but agreed to an exchange of prisoners and fallen soldiers. The talks took place amid escalated attacks by both sides in recent days.

New York (Quds News Network)- Former German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has been elected President of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), despite sharp criticism over her support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

Baerbock ran unopposed and won with a simple majority vote. Russia requested a secret ballot, but the outcome was a formality. Her term will begin on September 9, ahead of the UN’s 2025 general debate. She will serve for one year.

Baerbock becomes the fifth…

Israeli media reported that three soldiers were killed and 11 others were wounded, some seriously, when a Hummer military vehicle was targeted by an anti-tank missile in the Jabaliya area, northern Gaza Strip.

It added that the ‘difficult security incident’ in Gaza is still ongoing, and fighting remains fierce, with three…

Judges say Berlin broke EU law by refusing Somali asylum seekers entry.

A Berlin court has ruled that Germany violated asylum law when it deported three Somali nationals at its border with Poland in a decision that challenges Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s aggressive new migration stance.

The three asylum seekers – two men and one woman – were turned back by border police at a train station in Frankfurt an der Oder, a city on Germany’s eastern border.

“The applicants could not demand…