Top envoys from Muslim countries head to Moscow in effort to lift Gaza siege
Beijing was the delegation’s first destination on Monday, followed by Moscow on Tuesday and with London and Paris slated for Wednesday. Washington is not included.
Conflict/War
We cannot look away from Gaza
The assault in Gaza by Israeli forces continues in full view of the world, in what many have called a “textbook case of genocide, notes the writer.
Japan-operated ship seized by Houthi rebels off Yemen as part of Iran-backed group’s fight against Israel
The Bahamian-flagged cargo vessel is a pure car and truck carrier called Galaxy Leader, owned by a British company.
The lost children of Gaza
What kind of a world do we live in, where acronyms such as WCNSF (Wounded Children No Surviving Family) are required to refer to children, asks the writer.
Israel Defence Force confirms Nepali student Bipin Joshi in Hamas’ captivity
However, the Nepal Embassy in Tel Aviv however said that his whereabouts are still unknown.
Israel’s ‘right to self-defence’ and the Palestinians’ fate to be slaughtered
Of the 2.1 million inhabitants of Gaza, more than a million from the north have been shoved to the south because Israel decided to invade that area to eliminate Hamas.
India sends 32 tonne humanitarian aid to people of Palestine
Earlier, India sent 38 tonnes of humanitarian relief for civilians caught up in the ongoing ground offensive by the Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip.
M’sia-linked facility destroyed
Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who was deeply upset, took to social media to express his sadness at the destruction of the physiotherapy centre.
Intense fighting prompts more Myanmar villagers to flee across border to Thai province
The new arrivals pushed the number of Myanmar people seeking refuge in Mae Hong Son to 2,544, the Thai authorities said.
Pakistan signed contracts with two US companies for arms sales to Ukraine: BBC report
The Foreign Office has denied any sale of arms and ammunition to Ukraine, saying that Pakistan maintained a policy of “strict neutrality” in the dispute between the two…