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• Police use aggressive force and arrest a pro-Palestine protester during a demonstration outside Whitechapel Road in London.

• A child bids farewell to his father, killed by an Israeli air strike in Khan Younis, asking, "Who will wake me up for Fajr prayer?"

• Iraqi authorities have removed the remains of 139 victims of ISIS from a newly found mass grave, located in a desert 70 kilometers west of Mosul in Northern Iraq..

• Thousands of Muslims in Dearborn, MI participated in their annual ‘March for Justice’ in commemoration of Imam Hussain’s divine sacrifice in the Battle of Karbala.

• Yemenis gather in the streets of Sana'a to commemorate the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hussain, the Prophet's grandson and third Shia Imam.

• Terrorist attack against Shia Muslims commemorating Ashura in Oman leaves 4 dead and several injured.

• Israeli forces break up a protest by Haredi Jews in occupied Jerusalem against new mandatory military service regulations.

• A Palestinian man from G@za shares that while being held captive in an Israeli prison, he learned about Imam Hussain and the story of Karbala. He stated, "G@za is the modern day Karbala."

• Yemeni armed forces have struck a building near the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv. The drone traveled approximately 2,000 km from Yemen, bypassing all Israeli defenses, the Royal Navy, and the U.S. Navy.

• Massive pro-Palestine demonstrations took place in Yemen for the 39th week in a row, showing their solidarity with Gaza since the beginning of the Israeli regime’s ongoing onslaught on the besieged enclave.

• The Yemen Armed Forces vowed retaliation, entering a new phase of the war in direct confrontation with Israel. Yemen announced that if any Arab regimes intercept their strikes, they will become targets as well.

• The Yemen Armed Forces struck 'Tel Aviv' last night, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. The launched armed drone, named Yafa,  managed to evade all Israeli detection systems and reach its target. The Yemeni drone strike exposed a hole in Israel's air defenses.

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Far-right violence engulfed the United Kingdom over the weekend, leading to increased security measures in what many have reported as the worst unrest in the UK in 13 years.

Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled Bangladesh following intense protests over a controversial quota system for government jobs. The demonstrations, which escalated into a wider rebellion against her 15-year rule, culminated in thousands of protesters storming her official residence and other properties linked to her party and family.

The Palestin-ian Resist-ance announced it has elected Yah-ya Sin-war - their leader in Ga-za - as their new top official in place of the late Ism-ail Hani-yeh.a

Thousands of anti-racism demonstrators took to the streets across England, forming human shields to protect asylum centres amid concerns of unrest from far-right rallies. The large-scale counter-protests followed the fatal stabbing of three girls in Merseyside and the subsequent riots, which had heightened tensions nationwide.

NASA faces a critical decision as two astronauts stranded on the International Space Station (ISS) may be forced to stay in orbit until February 2025 due to ongoing concerns over the safety of the Boeing Starliner spacecraft that brought them there.

Yesterday’s war report:

• ️Israel commits yet another horrifying mass-acre with an airstrike on al-Tabi’in School in al-Daraj neighborhood in central Gaza housing displaced Palestinians, while they were performing Fajr prayers, kil-ling over 120 civilians and injuring dozens.

• Earlier that day, Israeli forces launched a new ground offensive in Kha-n You-nis, Ga-za, amid mass displacement and new evacuation orders, where at least 23 Palestin-ians were killed and dozens injured in ongoing Israeli bomba-rdment in central and southern Ga-za Strip, including journalists Tamim Muammar and Abdullah al-Sousi - over 165 journalists have died since October 7, 2023.

• Ha-m-as security official Samer al-Hajj and his companion reportedly assassinated in an Israeli strike on a car in Sidon, Lebanon.

• Leba-nese Resi-tance strikes Kiryat Shmona headquarters with Katyusha rockets, after using heavy Burkan missiles the day before, citing support for Ga-za and response to Israeli attacks on southern villages.

• A Turkish-owned energy firm reportedly powers Israeli army bases despite Ankara's supposed trade ban on Israeli exports and imports.

• US reportedly enlists Cyprus, Jordan, and Greece as 'defensive platforms' for Israel amid anticipated retaliations from Ira-n and Hezb-ollah.

• Maersk profits plummet as Yem-en enforces Red Sea blockade on Israeli-linked ships despite US naval efforts.

• ️Israeli Channel 12 poll reveals 46% of Israelis fear potential civil war.

• ️American Kharab al-Jir airbase in Hasakah, Syria hit by explo-sions and drone attacks targeting ammunition stores.

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