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Palestinian Ministry of Health: The child Rimas Omar Amouri (13 years old) was martyred after being shot by Israeli occupation forces in Jenin camp.

Occupied Palestine: The IOF claims one of the bodies received from the Palestinian resistance does not belong to Israeli captive Shiri Bibas.

Al Mayadeen correspondent: Air strikes carried out by Israeli fighter jets from Lebanese airspace targeted the vicinity of the city of Homs in central Syria.

Israeli media reports: Police say the number of buses that exploded in Bthe at Yam area is 3.

Preliminary reports suggest that a stabbing operation occurred in the Old City of occupied al-Quds, resulting in the injury of an Israeli settler, while the Palestinian who carried out the attack managed to withdraw

Israeli media: Police are investigating suspicions of criminal offenses by Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's wife, Sara

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Three Palestinians killed in al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northern West Bank, and Israeli forces are withholding their bodies

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Venezuela announces it will hold parliamentary, legislative and governorship elections on May 25

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Paris: French authorities have banned sit-ins in Paris demanding the release of activist Georges Abdallah

Al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obeida: The captives were alive before their places of detention were deliberately bombed by the [Israeli] occupation's aircraft

Civilian casualties from explosive weapons hit record high in more than a decade

Civilian casualties from bombing or other explosive violence have reached a record high in 2024, with 61,353 civilians killed or injured; a 67% increase from 2023, according to Action on Armed Violence (AOAV). Israeli wars accounted for 55% of these casualties (33,910), followed by the war in Ukraine at 19% (11,693). Gaza was the hardest-hit region, comprising 39% of all casualties, with over 23,600 deaths reported. The report highlighted that AOAV's findings undercount the true toll, as it based its study on English-language reports only.

Majority of young Britons believe 'Israel' must not exist

US taxpayer money funneled to Ukraine

Sexual harassment rampant in the NHS

Food and beverage prices soar in France

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Is the German government unfit to manage tasks?

US voters’ support for Ukraine NATO bid in decline

Tobacco control measures protect people

Almost quarter of EU population were expected to face poverty in 2022

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NATO's unity could be tested, as some European countries may advocate for diplomatic engagement with Russia, while others push for stronger deterrence measures. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Ali al-Hadi Shmeis)

Trump’s new approach in foreign policy and European/NATO security concerns

News from Nowhere: The New Europeans

Black day for Ukrainian nationalism: USAID programs suspension hits Kiev war regime hard

Britain: Operation Gladio’s Secret ‘Headquarters’

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Thousands march to US Embassy in London, denounce Trump’s Gaza displacement plan

Thousands gathered outside the US Embassy in London on Saturday after marching through the city to protest against US President Donald Trump’s proposal to forcibly displace Palestinians from Gaza. In London, protesters held symbolic cut-outs of the Key of Return and banners reading “Gaza is not for sale” and “Freedom for Palestine. No to Ethnic Cleansing.” British MP Jeremy Corbyn joined the demonstration, declaring in a post on Instagram: “Today, thousands of us demonstrated outside the US embassy with a message for Donald Trump: hands of Gaza. "The resilience of the Palestinian people will not be broken—nor will our solidarity. We will be here for as long as it takes until there is a free and independent Palestinian state," he added.