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Videos purportedly obtained by a self-described hacker group show abuses at the Islamic republic's notorious Evin prison, known for holding political prisoners and those with ties abroad who are often used as bargaining chips in negotiations with the West.
Egypt shuts Rafah Border Crossing following escalation in rioting, shooting of Israeli Border Police officer on Gaza-Israel border, Egyptians say. Hamas refuses to ease demands for ceasefire agreement with Israel, according to Lebanese report.
With the US donation of 500,000 Moderna doses, facilitated through the global COVAX vaccine-sharing program, the Palestinians say they have now received 2.5 million doses. The West Bank will take 300,000 of the donation and Gaza 200,000.
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s representative says Jews "more evil than Satan." Jewish people "spread doubt and [wage] cultural warfare. This is how they can achieve their main goal of pillaging the world,” he says.
Cairo said to be furious with the terrorist group over the resumption of border riots with Israel, its obstinacy with respect to a prisoner exchange deal with Israel.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, 85, elected for a four-year term in 2005, has been long-faced growing opposition to his grip on power, with backlash growing since the death of anti-corruption activist Nizar Banat in June.
Istanbul-based Jusoor research institute, which has close ties to Syrian opposition forces, says the number of bases used by pro-Iranian militias and Iranian satellite Hezbollah has increased from 40 to 88 since 2018.
Hassan Nasrallah insists the terrorist group is not trying to step in for the state amid the worst diplomatic and economic crisis in Lebanon's history.
UAE to temporarily host 5,000 Afghans at US request. Riyadh, Abu Dhabi say they will respect the choice of Afghans, urge group to foster security and stability after protracted insurgency against US-backed rule.
Algerian President Tebboune says forest fires that have killed dozens 'criminal' in nature. Algerian officials have arrested suspects from two terrorist groups he said were receiving support from Israel and Morocco, he says.
