Israeli tourists in Chile, home to one of the world's largest Palestinian diasporas, reportedly told a local to "go away" after being confronted about the IDF's war crimes.
An Israeli female captive held in Gaza was handed over to Red Cross teams as part of the third phase of the initial prisoner swap deal between Hamas and Israel.
🔻 It was notable that the hostage had a bracelet featuring the Palestinian flag on her wrist. 🇵🇸
A Palestinian elderly man passed away while returning to his home, a year after being forced to leave by the Israeli occupation.
INTERPOL agents have captured Yoel Alter, an alleged member of the Ultraorthodox Jewish group Lev Tahor, following an extradition request from Mexican authorities. Alter is accused of human trafficking and is now facing legal proceedings for his alleged crimes.
A widely shared video shows a group of Japanese youth singing Tala' al-Badr 'Alayna in both Arabic and Japanese.
Watch the heartfelt moment when a Syrian man, who had been a refugee in Germany, arrived at Damascus airport and reunited with his mother after 12 years of separation.
The wedding of Palestinian groom Imad Al-Din Younis and Turkish bride Medina Münteha took place in Muğla, Turkiye, where Muğla's Governor İdris Akbıyık provided his official Togg car for the ceremony as a gesture of love for Palestine and goodwill toward the couple.
An Indonesian imam passed away while reciting the Quran to his congregation.
The verse he was reciting at the time was:
“Exalted is He who took His Servant ˹Muḥammad˺ by night from al-Masjid al-Haram to al-Masjid al-Aqsa, whose surroundings We have blessed, to show him of Our signs. Indeed, He is the Hearing, the Seeing.”
The imam was seen falling down right after uttering the Quranic phrase "لنريه من آياتنا" (…so that We may show him some of Our signs).
A British child, in a heartfelt speech supporting Palestine, condemned both the UK government's and other Western nations' involvement in supporting the occupation of Palestine.
In St. Petersburg, Russia, a bus driver requested passengers to pause the journey so he could perform his evening prayer. Passengers patiently waited for the driver to finish his namaz. The bus company later stated that no sanctions would be imposed, as passengers had approved of the situation.
Displaced Palestinians have begun returning to their homes in northern Gaza following the opening of the Netzarim Corridor. The agreement, which facilitated safe passage, has allowed hundreds of thousands to journey back after prolonged displacement.
On their way, many expressed gratitude through takbir and prostration, while Al-Qassam Brigades ensured safety along the roads.
A 66-year-old British Muslim woman visiting the Kaaba for Umrah broke into tears upon hearing the call to prayer.
