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A deadly migrant surge in Ceuta has sparked accusations from pro-Israel figures that Spain is being punished for its critical stance on Israel. While the cause of the crisis is disputed, the episode has intensified tensions between Madrid and its critics.
Around 100 soldiers from Israel's Givati Brigade abandoned their post at the Sde Teiman base on July 30, following a dispute with their commander over decorative plaques. The incident highlights a growing crisis of trust within the Israeli military after nearly three years of multi-front war, as traditional disciplinary norms weaken and societal divisions seep into the ranks.
At least eight Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes and shelling in Gaza over 24 hours, raising the death toll to nearly 73,350. The Palestinian Health Ministry says over 167,000 have been wounded since the conflict began. Ceasefire efforts remain stalled as humanitarian conditions worsen.
Iran has issued a stark warning to the United States, stating that Washington's defense shield in the Middle East will 'burn in the fire of war' if it continues to side with Israel. The threat comes amid heightened tensions following recent airstrikes. Analysts view this as a rare direct warning to the US, signaling Tehran's readiness to expand the conflict if cornered.
Pakistani rescue teams have recovered the bodies of four climbers, including the first Omani woman to summit Everest, after an avalanche on Broad Peak. Six others remain missing as harsh weather hampers the search.
Iranian Kurdish opposition parties based in Iraq's Kurdistan region are under pressure as Iran strikes their bases amid the US-Israel campaign. Most deny receiving US military support and are trying to avoid dragging the region into a wider conflict.
Israel launched a new wave of airstrikes on Lebanon shortly after a ceasefire agreement took effect, citing Hezbollah violations. The attacks have raised alarm over potential breaches and threaten the fragile peace process.
Yemen's Houthi-controlled HOCC has denied reports of plans to charge tolls on ships using the Red Sea, insisting the waterway is open and services are voluntary and free. The denial follows a Reuters report that the group was considering fees for transiting the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, a move that could impact global shipping and regional stability.
A Gaza disarmament deal, which requires Israel to withdraw and transfer power, has sparked political turmoil in Israel. Far-right ministers reject the plan, while PM Netanyahu faces pressure from coalition partners and the upcoming election.
