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• Israeli airstrikes have hit a designated "safe zone" in al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, leaving over 40 civilians dead, more than 60 injured, and at least 15 missing. Entire families, including the Fujo, Madi, Ta'ima, and Al Shaer, have been wiped out. This tragedy marks the second deadly strike in al-Mawasi in recent months. Rescue workers continue to search the rubble for survivors as international calls for accountability grow louder.

• Despite over 40 years of harsh sanctions, Iran achieved a major milestone by successfully launching the "Chamran-1" research satellite. The satellite was sent into orbit at 550 kilometers altitude aboard the "Qaem-100" space launch vehicle.

• On the occasion of the Prophet Muhammad's birth anniversary, millions of Yemenis gathered throughout the nation to celebrate the holy event. Yemenis were also gathering to celebrate the successful launch of a ballistic missile at Israel in retaliation for their Hodeidah Port attack a couple of months ago.

• Pope Francis urged voters to choose the "lesser evil" between Trump and Harris, criticizing both on abortion and immigration. He called abortion "assassination" and Trump's migrant policies sinful, without endorsing either. The pope stressed the importance of voting and has previously clashed with both Trump and Biden on these issues.

• Meta has banned several Russian news networks, including RT - for alleged 'foreign interference activity.’ Before the ban, RT had over 7 million followers on Facebook and a million on Instagram.

• Last week, there was an Israeli mass attack in the village of Qusra, Palest-ne. Settlers shot civilians, destroyed property, set houses and olive fields on fire, and multiple people were injured. No arrests of settlers were made, and Palestin-an news anchors were attacked.

• The Shia of Lebanon express their unwavering support for P@lestine, despite the attacks from the Israeli entity.

• Family and community members mourn 10-year-old Fatima Abdullah, who was killed in a series of explosions involving hundreds of paging devices across Lebanon.

• Israeli occupation soldiers killed, mutilated, and humiliated the bodies of three Pales-tinians in Qabatia, south of Jenin, before throwing their bodies off of the roof of a high building to the ground.

• Israeli airstrikes hit Beirut’s southern suburb, Dahiya, kill-ing three and wounding many, according to The Lebanese Health Ministry. Four missiles struck a residential building in al-Qaem during rush hour as students were leaving school. This is one of Beirut’s busiest areas, frequented daily by buses, taxis, and schoolchildren. Civilian property sustained significant damage. The death toll continues to rise.

• In response to the recent Israel Terror Attacks in Lebanon, community members in Dearborn, MI gathered at the Islamic Center of America for a Candlelight Vigil to stand in solidarity with Lebanon and stand for humanity.

• Two men, Malone Lam from Miami and Jeandiel Serrano from Los Angeles, were arrested by the FBI this week for their alleged involvement in a $230 million cryptocurrency scam.

• The European Union will lend Ukraine up to €35 billion ($39 billion), as part of a $50 billion loan pledged by G7 nations earlier this year. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the loan during her visit to Kyiv, stating that it will support Ukraine amid relentless Russian attacks.

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Israel’s mass casualty terror attack on Lebanon has left over 12 dead and nearly 3,000 injured. He-zbollah has vowed retribution for the explosions, which targeted communication devices across the country.

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Despite over 40 years of harsh sanctions, Iran achieved a major milestone by successfully launching the "Chamran-1" research satellite. The satellite was sent into orbit at 550 kilometers altitude aboard the "Qaem-100" space launch vehicle.

On Saturday, Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello announced that three Americans and two Spaniards were detained in connection with a plot to destabilize the country. They were allegedly planning an attack on President Nicolas Maduro and his government.

South African attorney Wikus Van Rensburg, leading a team of nearly 50 lawyers, plans to file a lawsuit against the US and the UK, accusing them of complicity in Israeli war crimes in Palestine. This legal action follows South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Rensburg seeks to hold the US and UK accountable through civilian courts, collaborating with legal experts in both countries.

On the occasion of the Prophet Muhammad's birth anniversary, millions of Yemenis gathered throughout the nation to celebrate the holy event. Yemenis were also gathering to celebrate the successful launch of a ballistic missile at Israel in retaliation for their Hodeidah Port attack a couple of months ago.

Federal investigators seized electronic devices from the homes of several top officials in New York City Mayor Eric Adams' administration on Wednesday, as part of a probe led by the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York. Among those targeted were New York Police Department (NYPD) Commissioner Edward Caban, First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright, and Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Philip Banks III. Chancellor of New York City schools, David Banks, was also subpoenaed for his devices. Investigators additionally served a subpoena to Adams' special adviser, Timothy Pearson, a former police inspector.

Today’s war updates:

• Israeli airstrikes have killed nearly 35 Palestin-ians in Ga-za on Friday, continuing the regime’s ongoing aggression, while on Saturday at least 17 Palestin-ians were mass-acred in Israeli strikes on Al-Falah school in Ga-za City's Al-Zaytoun neighborhood.

• Hezb-ollah confirms the assassination of senior commander Ibrahim Aqil, along with another commander and 14 fighters, in the Israeli raid on southern Beirut yesterday.

• Lebanon’s Ministry of Health announced 37 civilians have also been killed so far in Israel's attack on Beirut - including 3 children and 7 woman - with over 66 injured.

• Israeli warplanes conducted over 110 heavy airstrikes over southern Lebanon and its eastern Bekka region.

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