US President Donald Trump deliberately treats world leaders harshly and rudely in bilateral meetings, humiliating especially African presidents from small and poor countries.

The article addresses the expansionist illusions promoted by the Zionist movement led by Netanyahu, aiming to establish a Jewish empire from the Euphrates to the Nile, rejecting the religious and political claims supporting this project, and highlighting the current political reality in the Middle East and the impact of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

More than 200 journalists have been killed since the war in Gaza began over 22 months ago amid systematic Israeli targeting, most recently in an airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis that killed five journalists among 20 victims.

Sheikh Naeem Qassem emphasized that Lebanon's problems can only be solved by restoring national sovereignty, Israeli withdrawal, reconstruction, and prisoner release, highlighting the resistance's role in preventing Israel from reaching Beirut.

Israeli forces continue incursions into Syrian areas since Assad's fall, with the latest in Bat Al-Warda near Beit Jinn, rural Damascus, witnessing over 22 incursions from May to July.

UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanezi condemned the Israeli army's attack on the Nasser Medical Complex and called for sanctions on arms deals with Israel, urging to break the siege on Gaza.

President Trump plans to sign an executive order criminalizing desecration of the American flag as a sacred symbol, following repeated flag burnings in protests against mass deportations and US support for the Gaza genocide.

A special chartered plane from Pakistan arrived at Al-Arish International Airport in Egypt carrying 100 tons of humanitarian and relief aid to Gaza, as part of the second shipment sent by Pakistan's National Disaster Management Authority in cooperation with the Service Foundation.

The Palestinian Presidency condemned Israel's killing of five journalists at Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza, calling it a war crime and urging the international community to protect journalists and hold Israel accountable.

The Foreign Journalists Association confirms the killing of a very large number of journalists in Gaza since October 2023 due to Israeli raids, with 5 journalists recently killed at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis.