Lebanon mobilizes politically and diplomatically to ensure the renewal of the UNIFIL mandate in southern Lebanon for an additional year, facing Israeli opposition and American tendencies to reduce or end its mission.

Israeli bulldozers demolished commercial structures in Hebron governorate in the southern West Bank, and settlers prevented Palestinians from returning to their lands in the Joura Al-Khail Bedouin area north of Hebron.

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi received Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, in Cairo. They exchanged greetings and wishes for health and progress for their peoples, discussed bilateral cooperation, developments in Gaza, and joint mediation efforts.

The occupation army suffers a severe manpower shortage, leading it to recruit women and seek to increase its soldiers from the Jewish diaspora at a rate of 700 annually, while studying a strategy to target Jewish communities in the US and France.

The occupation army suffers a severe manpower shortage, leading it to recruit women and seek to increase its soldiers from the Jewish diaspora at a rate of 700 annually, while studying a strategy to target Jewish communities in the US and France.

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi received Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, in Cairo. They exchanged greetings and wishes for health and progress for their peoples, discussed bilateral cooperation, developments in Gaza, and joint mediation efforts.

Engineer Hazem Al-Ashmoni, Governor of Al-Sharqia, met with 10 citizens from vulnerable families and persons with disabilities to listen to their problems and provide necessary solutions in coordination with concerned authorities.

Engineer Hazem Al-Ashmoni, Governor of Al-Sharqia, met with 10 citizens from vulnerable families and persons with disabilities to listen to their problems and provide necessary solutions in coordination with concerned authorities.

Iraq's elections scheduled for November 2025 face a legal crisis after candidates accused of belonging to the banned Ba'ath Party were nominated. Investigations are ongoing into more than 400 candidates regarded as subject to accountability procedures, while the electoral commission previously excluded about 140 candidates on criminal grounds. Leaked documents show roughly 200 candidates under de-Ba'athification procedures across several provinces including Baghdad, Kirkuk and Basra.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismaeil Baqaei announced a new round of talks with the IAEA soon. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi last week spoke of a "new chapter" in Tehran's relations with the Agency and invited the Agency's deputy director to visit Tehran.