A group of armed women in Yemen’s Taiz province declared their readiness to fight the Houthis alongside government-aligned forces.
“We have no choice but victory or martyrdom. Either we live as free people, or we die as martyrs with our heads held high,” one woman said.
“We will never be subjugated, we will not surrender,” she added, addressing fighters on several Taiz fronts:
“If all people abandon you, we, your women, are by your side.”
Israeli forces raided at least 15 towns across the occupied West Bank, detaining dozens of Palestinians after Netanyahu ordered a full lockdown following a shooting in Hebron that killed two Israeli soldiers.
Israeli forces also demolished a three-storey building in Hebron and ordered hundreds of Palestinian families to evacuate their homes.
Source: Al Jazeera
"It’s not Israel that worries me. It’s a particular Druze sheikh who utilises the perception of Israeli backing and some alignment with America to persecute other Druze”.
Tom Barrack did not name the sheikh in his remarks, but his comments come amid tensions surrounding al-Hijri
A video appearing to show Muslims pretending to pray on public transport in Europe has been shared on X by Islamophobic accounts, which have condemned the group as an example of Muslims behaving badly.
However, viewers have pointed out that the three men do not appear to be performing salah (Islamic prayer) correctly, exposing the footage which depicts fake worship.
Sujud (prostration) is performed twice in each rak’ah (unit of prayer), not three or more times, as appears to be the case in the video.
Far-right accounts are known to peddle misinformation such as sharing fake AI-generated images depicting Muslims acting badly in public. Such content is designed to fuel anti-Muslim hostility by portraying Islamic prayer as a supposed “show of force” or an act of “domination”.
🇬🇧 British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has urged households to stockpile food, water and other emergency supplies amid growing threats from extreme weather, cyberattacks and potential disruption to essential services.
Speaking at a summit in Liverpool, Burnham warned that unexpected emergencies are becoming increasingly common, but stressed that people should prepare sensibly rather than panic buy.
🚨 The government recommends keeping enough supplies to last at least THREE DAYS, including:
💧 9 litres of drinking water per person
🥫 Tinned food and other non-perishable essentials
🔦 Torches, batteries and a first aid kit
📻 A battery-powered or wind-up radio
💷 Cash in case electronic payment systems fail
📱 A fully charged power bank
🧴 Hand sanitiser, toiletries and essential medication
Do you have enough emergency supplies at home to last three days?
“It's a racist attack, probably Islamophobic.”
The mayor of Trappes, Ali Rabeh, has informed the French media that a shooter who killed one person and wounded four others today was likely motivated by racist or Islamophobic hate.
Some or all of the victims are thought to be of North African, Muslim heritage.
The National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor's Office (PNAT) said it had taken control of the investigation into the incident, which appeared to be "murder in connection with a terrorist enterprise.”
The suspected gunman has been arrested.
India’s Muslims fear the demolition of a century-old mosque near PM Narendra Modi’s residence after the imam claimed he received an eviction notice.
There has been a wider demolition drive in the area, and the mosque’s water and electricity have been cut off.
⚡️ NEW at @DropSiteNews: UAE Paid Swiss Intelligence Firm to Compile Database of “Hostile” Facebook Users
Leaked documents reveal a project to compile lists of UAE residents from their Facebook likes of news articles considered critical of the Emirati government.
Story by @Emran_Feroz and @MazMHussain
https://t.co/j10SLGmCRm
Syria 🇸🇾: protests are taking place in Khan Arnabah (Quneitra governorate) today, very close to the Israeli line, following the murder of a disabled men by Israeli forces in nearby Daraa.
🚨 🇬🇧 You will now be EXPELLED from English schools or FIRED from teaching if you say “Israel kills Palestinian children.”
Apparently this simple fact makes Jewish students “feel unsafe,” the 20k out of 9 million total students that actually go to a non-Jewish school…
Never mind Muslim/Palestinian students who now will be told their murder, occupation and apartheid is “good”
There are no initiatives for the larger communities that face *actual* discrimination because that’s not what this is about. It’s about Israel’s control over England and brainwashing the next generation to fear criticising it.
They’ve actually put in place a heirarchy of racism with Jews (who don’t actually face ANY systemic racism in Britain) at the top. Incredible.
🚨 GOVERNMENT PLANNING MAJOR CRACKDOWN ON PRO-PALESTINE EXPRESSION IN SCHOOLS
🇬🇧 The British government has accepted all 27 recommendations of a controversial report on antisemitism in schools and colleges, raising serious fears about the consequences for Muslim pupils, pro-Palestinian students and teachers.
⚠️ What could this mean in practice?
🔹 Palestine flags, badges and slogans could face greater restrictions in schools, particularly when displayed by teachers.
🔹 Criticism of Israel and Zionism could increasingly be treated as antisemitism under the controversial IHRA definition, potentially silencing legitimate debate about Gaza.
🔹 Prevent referrals could increase as the government strengthens guidance linking certain forms of antisemitism and extremist narratives to radicalisation risks.
🔹 Muslim and pro-Palestinian pupils could face increased scrutiny, complaints or disciplinary action for expressing political views about Palestine.
🔹 Teachers could face pressure to avoid expressing solidarity with Palestinians, including through their clothing, social media activity and classroom discussions.
🔹 Schools could face greater scrutiny from inspectors over how they handle politically sensitive issues.
The National Education Union has warned that adopting the IHRA definition risks stifling legitimate discussion of Israel's actions in Gaza.
The government insists the measures are necessary to combat antisemitism and says legitimate criticism of Israeli government policies remains permissible.
But critics fear the cumulative effect could be to intimidate Muslim pupils and teachers into silence, creating a chilling effect on Palestine solidarity across the education system.
The recommendations have been accepted, but their full impact will depend on how they are implemented.
🔗 Read the full 5Pillars investigation: https://t.co/QbeWtIRM3w
A date instead of milk.
In the same Gaza, a baby sucks on a date wrapped in cloth 💔
No formula.
No breast milk - his mother is too starved to produce it.
This is famine.