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10/25
06:48
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baghaei, has urged France, Germany and the UK (known as the E3) to demonstrate the seriousness of their commitment to diplomacy. Baghaei told IRNA that forums like the recent Istanbul meeting between E3 and Middle Eastern foreign ministers must examine the root causes of military action in the region. He condemned the E3's 'double standards' regarding their inaction in the face of US and Israeli military aggression against Iran, their comprehensive support for Israel, and their 'destructive approaches' towards Iran’s nuclear issue.
06:45
The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that Israeli soldiers fired tear gas in Halhul, north of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, leading to nine people, including six children, receiving treatment for "suffocation." This incident followed an Israeli military operation in Hebron on Friday, after two Palestinians were killed after they fatally shot two Israeli soldiers at a checkpoint near the city.
06:03
The Palestinian news agency Wafa reported on Saturday evening that Israeli forces raided a number of towns in the Jenin area of the occupied West Bank. Soldiers entered houses and shops, assaulted people at checkpoints, and fired gas and stun grenades towards homes. Wafa stated that two people were injured during these actions, and two others were injured in separate incidents southeast and east of Jenin.
05:49
The Iranian Embassy in Baghdad vehemently denied smuggling accusations made by Ali Zaidi, an aide to the Iraqi Prime Minister. The accusations claimed Iran used the Sheeb border crossing between the two countries to smuggle drugs and counterfeit currency. The Iranian diplomatic mission issued a statement on X, urging Iraqi authorities to clarify their stance on these allegations and stating that such accusations harm bilateral relations.
05:48
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian accused the United States of causing the collapse of an interim agreement aimed at ending the war with the U.S. and Israel, but simultaneously urged both sides to return to negotiations and "complete the deal." This follows former U.S. President Donald Trump's statement on Friday that he might take "another small epic rage" action, sparking concerns about a potential resumption of military conflict. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned that even a limited strike would provoke a "multiplied" retaliation. Ali Abdollahi, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, stated on Saturday that U.S. warships are not permitted to enter the Gulf under any circumstances.
05:28
GCC Secretary-General Jasem Mohamed AlBudaiwi condemned the latest Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, calling them a "blatant disregard for the lives and safety of civilians and a criminal escalation that threatens the security and stability of the region." Riyadh earlier reported that parts of two ballistic missiles fell in Mecca, with shrapnel from the interceptions falling on Jeddah, Taif, and Rabigh. AlBudaiwi added that "exposing Mecca to the dangers of these attacks constitutes a grave violation of the sanctity of holy sites."
05:16
The Houthi movement launched a series of attacks on Saturday targeting Saudi Arabia and Aden, the seat of Yemen's internationally recognized government. Yemen's Ministry of Transport condemned the Houthi attack on Aden International Airport with two ballistic missiles, stating it was the fourth such attack this month. Saudi civil defense authorities reported that two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis towards Mecca and Medina were intercepted. Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, condemned the Houthi attacks as "heinous." The Houthis denied attacking Mecca and Medina but claimed responsibility for striking three Saudi airports, oil infrastructure, and an airbase. Yemeni government forces stated they killed over 300 Houthi militants in the past 24 hours.
05:00
The United Nations, Palestinian officials, and human rights organizations have condemned Israel's military operations in Hebron, stating that they have led to the displacement of Palestinians. Meanwhile, far-right Israeli ministers have expressed support for these actions. Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called for operations to proceed "exactly according to the Gaza model," while National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir demanded the "dismantling" of the Palestinian Authority and tighter restrictions on Palestinians. Mustafa Barghouti, Secretary-General of the Palestinian National Initiative, stated that the blockade would turn every city and village into "small prisons," constituting collective punishment that would "lead to an explosion." Mayy El Sheikh, spokesperson for the UN Human Rights Office, called this "another episode in endless suffocating measures" that make Palestinian lives "increasingly unbearable." The Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem warned that these plans constitute "collective punishment and acts that may amount to war crimes." Hamas described the operation as an extension of Israeli "criminal aggression."
04:50
Israel is preparing to impose a full lockdown on the occupied West Bank and has launched a large-scale military operation, including house-to-house searches, demolitions, and arrests of Palestinians, displacing many Palestinian families, after a shootout in Hebron killed two soldiers. Palestinians accuse Israel of collective punishment. With Tuesday's general election approaching, far-right politicians are using the attack to push for annexation and tougher policies against Palestinians.
04:43
King Khalid International Airport (KKIA) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, announced updated air travel arrangements after operations were suspended following a Houthi attack in mid-October. Starting this Sunday (October 25), the airport will designate separate terminals for domestic and international flights. Although the airport resumed operations on October 17, airlines previously still required permission from the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) for takeoffs and landings, leading to extended suspensions for some flights.
04:18
Israeli forces are conducting house-to-house raids in Hebron, turning dozens of homes into military interrogation centers and displacing around 300 Palestinian families from the al-Jalda neighborhood. This operation in the occupied West Bank follows an attack near the city that killed two Israeli soldiers. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that troops would go from house to house in the suspected gunmen's neighborhood, vowing to "destroy this place, to change it completely."
04:07
Tokio Marine Holdings will begin selling insurance for artificial intelligence-powered robots starting next month, as the global market for these machines is expected to exceed $80 billion within 10 years. Premiums for this new offering are set to be 20% higher than those for regular industrial robots.
03:55
The proceeds from the X100 exploit have been split into four wallets, each holding 400 ETH. The first exploiter converted approximately 4.75 million USDT into ether, while the distribution wallet retained an additional 423 ETH.
03:50
The Israeli military confirmed ongoing large-scale operations in Hebron and other areas of the occupied West Bank, stating that at least 40 people have been arrested and hundreds of searches conducted. A military statement said they entered 40 villages to carry out "offensive operations aimed at thwarting terrorism," conducting at least 400 searches and arresting 40 individuals. Those arrested are accused of "ties to Hamas," as well as incitement, "disturbing public order," and stone-throwing. The statement also noted that soldiers are still operating "extensively" in "dozens" of locations in Hebron and Halhul. Previously, thousands of Palestinians had been forcibly displaced from Hebron by Israeli forces, with their homes converted into military outposts.
03:45
Thousands of Israelis rallied in Tel Aviv on Saturday, days before a general election, to protest the Netanyahu government and demand an independent inquiry into the security failures that led to the October 7, 2023 attacks. Opposition figures, including Gadi Eisenkot of the Yashar party and Yair Golan of the Democrats, joined the demonstrations. The protest was organized by the October Council, a group founded by families of captives taken to Gaza. Polls suggest a tight race in Tuesday's election, with neither Netanyahu's bloc nor Eisenkot's currently projected to secure a parliamentary majority. The Netanyahu government has refused demands for an independent commission, offering instead a "political" commission with government-appointed members.
03:32
Al Jazeera, citing the Palestinian news agency Wafa, reported that Israeli forces are continuing a full-scale assault on the occupied Hebron Governorate in the West Bank, raiding communities, blockading areas, and forcibly displacing Palestinian families. Israeli forces have compelled approximately 1,500 Palestinians from the Ein Deir Bahha and al-Jalda areas of Hebron to leave their homes and plan to expel another 2,500 residents in the coming hours.
03:26
The Bank of Israel rejected Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan to use cryptocurrencies to circumvent sanctions. Critics argued that the proposal would turn Israel into an economic pariah.
03:11
Crypto exchange Kraken has withdrawn intrusive compliance demands sent to Monero customers after its co-CEO Arjun Sethi admitted on Oct. 24 that the requests were unjustified and not required by regulation. However, Kraken maintains a $1,500 rolling 30-day withdrawal cap for individual Monero (XMR) users, which was introduced on Aug. 15, 2026, as part of its risk-based compliance controls.
02:57
Biotech stocks are rallying, with the iShares Biotechnology ETF (IBB) up 24% year-to-date and Moderna surging 587%. Analysts attribute the boom to clinical trial successes, increased M&A activity, and advancements in new drug technologies such as genomics, mRNA, and AI. The global AI in drug discovery market is projected to grow from $20 billion in 2025 to over $160 billion by 2035. Biopharma dealmaking reached $134 billion in the first half of 2026, up from $112 billion for all of 2025.
02:34
Yemeni government forces claim to kill over 300 Houthi fighters in the last day. Spokesperson Colonel Majed Abdullah al-Nazili stated that over the past 24 hours, government forces conducted more than 700 "targeting operations" in Taiz, striking Houthi command centers, gatherings, weapons depots, and supply lines, also destroying 68 vehicles or weapons. Al Jazeera could not independently verify these claims.
02:20
Israeli forces have launched a large-scale operation in the West Bank city of Hebron, demolishing homes and businesses and displacing over 200 Palestinian families, according to Palestinian officials. The action comes in response to the killing of two Israeli soldiers by a Palestinian gunman on Friday. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has announced that buildings around the attack site and homes in the gunman's community will be destroyed. The mayor of Hebron suggested the operation might be related to the upcoming general election.

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