Doha: Al Raya newspaper has issued a stark warning in its latest editorial, accusing the Israeli occupation of systematically enforcing the forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza. Under the guise of evacuation orders and relentless airstrikes, hundreds of thousands have been driven to flee, left without shelter as the Israeli army has reportedly destroyed the majority of homes, shelters, and

Gaza: Israeli occupation forces have destroyed the only hospital in Gaza dedicated to treating cancer patients. According to Qatar News Agency, the Gaza Ministry of Health announced in a press statement that the Israeli army had blown up the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, the sole medical facility specializing in cancer treatment in the Gaza Strip. The ministry noted that Israeli forces

Istanbul: Two unidentified gunmen opened fire on the building of the Iraqi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkiye. The shooting did not lead to any casualties or material damage. According to Qatar News Agency, a spokesperson for the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the assailants, who were riding a motorcycle, shot at the Iraqi Consulate General building in Istanbul. In

Washington: President Donald Trump revoked the security clearances of former Vice President Kamala Harris, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and several other former officials. In a memorandum issued by the White House late Friday, which also included former Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Trump stated that it is no longer in the national interest for the individuals listed to

Doha: Several towns in southern Lebanon were targeted by Israeli artillery shelling this morning. According to Qatar News Agency, citing local sources, the shelling hit the northwestern outskirts of the town of Yahmour al-Shaqif, as well as the outskirts of the neighboring towns of Arnoun and Kfartbinet in the same region. The agency reported that approximately 10 shells fell on

Doha: Germany, France, and the United Kingdom called for an immediate return to a ceasefire in Gaza. In a joint statement issued by their foreign ministers, the three countries urged Israel to allow humanitarian aid into the besieged Strip. According to Qatar News Agency, Germany, France, and the UK urged Israel to restore humanitarian access to Gaza, including water, electricity,

Doha: Heathrow Airport in London resumed operations at full capacity Saturday, after a massive fire caused a power outage and the airport’s closure yesterday, leading to widespread disruptions in global travel. According to Qatar News Agency, the travel sector faced significant challenges in redirecting passengers and reorganizing airline schedules, which were heavily impacted by the fire at a substation supplying

Doha: Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam warned Saturday of the risks posed by renewed military operations along the southern border, emphasizing the dangers of dragging Lebanon into another war that would bring devastation to the country and its people. According to Qatar News Agency, Salam stressed during a phone call with Lebanese Defense Minister Michel Mansi the need to take