Gaza media office: 490 children killed by Israeli forces in 20 days

Israeli forces have killed 490 Palestinian children in Gaza over the past 20 days, according to the media office in Gaza.

Describing the attacks as “one of the most horrific crimes against humanity in modern times,” the office said Israel continues to carry out brutal massacres, with children being a primary target.

The total number of Palestinians killed during this period has reached 1,350, highlighting the heavy toll of continued air strikes on Gaza’s civilian population.

Palestinian journalist burned alive as result of Israeli strikes in Khan Younis

Israeli forces struck areas near Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, causing casualties and drawing outrage after a journalist was burned alive in the attack.

The strike targeted a tent set up for journalists near the hospital.

Disturbing footage shows the journalist engulfed in flames as bystanders and rescue workers frantically tried to save him.

The journalist has been identified as Ahmed Mansour, a father and reporter for Palestine Today.

Mass protests erupt across US against Trump policies

Mass protests erupted across major US cities as demonstrators rallied against President Donald Trump's divisive policies, marking the largest wave of opposition since his return to the White House.

In Washington, D.C., thousands gathered on the National Mall, with many traveling from across the country to join the demonstrations.

Dozens of speakers took the stage to denounce Trump’s agenda and call for unified resistance.

Russia claims capture of Basivka in Ukraine’s Sumy region

Russia announced that its forces have captured the village of Basivka in Ukraine’s Sumy region, intensifying its offensive near the northeastern border.

According to the Russian defence ministry, troops also struck Ukrainian positions at 12 other locations across the Sumy region, signaling a broader push in the area.

Moscow further claimed to have defeated Ukrainian units in the Russian settlements of Gornal, Guevo, and Oleshnya, as fighting continues to escalate along the border.

US stocks headed for another plunge amid Trump’s global trade war

Wall Street opened the week facing significant losses following the implementation of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on exports to the United States.

The move has rattled markets and sparked concerns of a deeper global trade rift.