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Norwegian fell in Iran
Worldmorgunbladid16h ago

Norwegian fell in Iran

A Norwegian citizen is said to have fallen in the initial attack by the Americans and Israelis on Iran on Saturday morning. The man is reportedly said to have been Norwegian-Iranian, according to Norwegian media.

Czech Republic's stance on Iran conflict and US objectives
Politicsiefimerida1d ago

Czech Republic's stance on Iran conflict and US objectives

A Czech article discusses the US operation in Iran, named 'Epic Fury' by Americans and 'Roaring Lion' by Israelis, and the Iranian foreign minister's condemnation of the attack as unprovoked. It also covers the current leadership in Iran and Donald Trump's plans.

Israelis support attacks on Iran
Worldindex-hr2d ago

Israelis support attacks on Iran

On February 28, ISRAEL launched a preemptive attack on Iran with the aim of destroying its missile arsenal and encouraging regime change. The move has broad political support despite the danger of conflict escalation.

Israeli court allows aid groups to keep working in Gaza
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Israeli court allows aid groups to keep working in Gaza

Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the government from shuttering the Gaza operations of dozens of aid organisations which petitioned the court in a dispute over new Israeli rules requiring them to name Palestinian staff.

Israelens sms: ”Trump har inlett världskrig”
Worldsvenska-dagbladet1h ago

Israelens sms: ”Trump har inlett världskrig”

Har Vita huset någon plan för morgondagen? Mellanöstern­analytikern Bitte Hammargren söker svar – men avbryts av ett sms från en israelisk bekant som ännu en gång måste springa till skyddsrummet.

Angriffe und Gegenangriffe: Eine Übersicht
World20-minuten2d ago

Angriffe und Gegenangriffe: Eine Übersicht

Seit Beginn der US-israelischen Angriffe sind im Iran staatlichen Angaben zufolge insgesamt 555 Menschen getötet worden. Diese Zahl lässt sich nicht unabhängig überprüfen.

Live: The War in Iran on the Third Day
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Live: The War in Iran on the Third Day

The third day of the US and Israel's war with Iran has dawned. The conflict has spread to Lebanon, where Israelis and Hezbollah militants exchanged fire last night.

Khamenei is dead. But China’s ties with Iran will endure. Here’s why
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Khamenei is dead. But China’s ties with Iran will endure. Here’s why

China has strongly condemned the killing of the Iranian supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, which has left Tehran in turmoil and the Middle East facing a major regional escalation. However, analysts believe that China’s position as Iran’s top oil buyer and trade partner will endure through any political upheaval. They also expect Beijing to adopt a pragmatic approach towards Iran’s next leadership, despite the potential threat to Chinese diplomatic and defence ambitions in the Middle East...

Israelis fired over 900 bullets in Gaza medics’ massacre
WorldDawn7d ago

Israelis fired over 900 bullets in Gaza medics’ massacre

• Independent research agency claims 15 Palestinian aid workers were killed ‘execution-style’ • Forensic findings, satellite imagery reveal bulldozers crushed, buried emergency vehicles along with victims; earth berms were constructed to hide massacre ISRAELI soldiers fired more than 900 bullets at a convoy of clearly marked Palestinian emergency vehicles in Gaza before advancing to kill the surviving aid workers, some of whom were shot “execution-style” at close range, in March last year, a ...

UN calls on Israel to reverse unlawful West Bank actions
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UN calls on Israel to reverse unlawful West Bank actions

• Pakistan asks international community to reject provocative decision allowing takeover of occupied land as state property • EU calls annexation illegal, Arab nations denounce ‘threat to peace efforts’ • Israel imposes restrictions, deploys police around Al-Aqsa JERUSALEM / ISLAMABAD: As Pakistan denounced the latest Israeli move to convert areas of the West Bank into “state property”, the UN chief called upon Tel Aviv to reverse its new, “unlawful” policy allowing registration of the occupied land in the occupied territory as state property. Israel’s foreign ministry claimed the measure, approved late on Sunday, would enable “transparent and thorough clarification of rights to resolve legal disputes” but the move drew strong condemnations from across the globe for its violation of international law. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said this new measure was destabilising and unlawful, according to a statement by his spokesman Stephane Dujarric. Pakistan also denounced the step as a clear violation of international law as well as relevant United Nations Security Council and General Assembly resolutions. Islamabad urged the international community to reject the decision, said a statement issued by the For­eign Office spokesperson. It added that the occupying power continued to disregard international law and its provocative actions undermined the prospects for a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace in the region. “Pakistan calls on the international community to take concrete measures to end Israeli impunity, and ensure respect for international law,” the spokesperson added. ‘Undermine peace efforts’ Arab nations Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar and Jordan also criticised the move as illegal. The measure is “aimed at impo­sing a new legal and administrative reality in the occupied West Bank” that would undermine peace efforts in the region, Saudi Arabia’s foreign affairs ministry said in a statement. Jordan’s King Abdullah II said the actions “undermine efforts to restore calm and thr­e­aten to exacerbate the conflict,” according to a statement released by the royal court. The European Union called on Israel to reverse the move. “This constitutes a new escalation after recent measures already aimed at extending Israeli control,” EU foreign affairs spokesman Anouar El Anouni said. “We reiterate that annexation is illegal under international law.” The Ramallah-based Palest­inian Authority called for inte­r­national intervention to prevent the “de facto beginning of the annexation process and the undermining of the foundations of the Palestinian state”. Israeli anti-settlement watc­­h­dog Peace Now called the measure a “mega land grab”. Jonathan Mizrachi, the NGO’s co-director, told AFP that the move would attribute new resources for land registration. “There was a lot of ambiguity regarding the land, and Israel decided now to deal with it,” Mizrachi said, adding that the grey area over Area C land ownership was likely to be used against Palestinians. “A lot of land that Palestinians consider theirs, they will find out it’s not theirs under this new registration process,” he said, believing the move would further the Israeli right’s annexation agenda. Changing demography Palestinians see the West Bank as foundational to any future Palesti­nian state, but many on Israel’s religious right want to take over the land. The latest Israeli initiatives come in the wider context of increasing attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank, according to rights groups. “We are witnessing rapid steps to change permanently the demography of the occupied Palestinian territory, stripping its people of their lands and forcing them to leave,” UN rights chief Volker Turk said in a recent statement. US President Donald Trump has opposed Israel’s annexation of the West Bank, saying stability in the territory helps keep Israel secure. However, he has held off from dire­ctly criticising the new Israeli measures, despite the international outrage. Excluding Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem, more than 500,000 Israelis live in West Bank settlements and outposts, which are illegal under international law. Around three million Palestinians live in the territory, which Israel has occupied since 1967. Al-Aqsa restrictions Israeli police said Monday that they would deploy in force around the Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramazan, as Palestinian officials accused Israel of imposing restrictions at the compound. Over the course of the month of fasting and prayer, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians traditionally attend prayers at Islam’s third-holiest site. Arad Braverman, a senior Jerusalem police officer, said forces would be deployed “day and night” across the compound, adding that thousands of police would also be on duty for Friday prayers. Braverman said police had recommended issuing 10,000 permits for Palestinians from the occupied West Bank, who require special permission to enter Jerusalem. The Palestinian Jerusalem Governorate said it had been informed that permits would again be restricted to men over 55. Published in Dawn, February 17th, 2026