IQNA – The Global Sumud Flotilla, which set out to break the blockade of the Gaza Strip, has reached international waters off the coast of Greece.

IQNA – The Israeli regime has not achieved victory in any war since Oct. 7, 2023, residents of occupied Palestine believe, according to a poll published Tuesday by public broadcaster KAN.

IQNA – For more than 50 years, Labour has treated Newham as a safe seat. But on May 7, that assumption will be put to its most severe test yet.

IQNA – The United Nations human rights office issued an urgent warning, saying that civilians in southern Syria face mounting danger as the Israeli regime’s military activities in the region continue to expand.

IQNA – Sheikh Raed Salah and Sheikh Kamal al‑Khatib have condemned as “an assault on our religion” a week‑long Israeli ban barring them from the Al‑Aqsa Mosque.

IQNA – In a decision hailed as a victory for religious freedom, a federal judge has affirmed that Muslim women in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons have the right to maintain their hijab during intake photography.

IQNA – Ali al-Zaidi was named by Iraq’s newly-elected President Nizar Amedi as the country’s prime minister-designate.

IQNA – Despite a ceasefire that came into effect last October, the Israeli regime continues attacks on Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

IQNA – A group of white male students shouted anti-Palestinian and anti-Muslim chants outside a student’s on-campus dorm room at Muhlenberg College late on April 25, 2026 — and now a leading Muslim civil rights organization is demanding the college launch a prompt, transparent investigation.

IQNA – For the millions who pray at the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina each year, its soaring minarets and retractable canopies are a familiar sight, but few know how the structure has changed since the time of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

IQNA – Tucker Carlson, a political commentator and former Fox News  host said he feels “betrayed,” stressing that he hates US President Donald Trump’s aggression on Iran.

IQNA – In a move that is likely to reignite debate over religious land rights in India’s most populous state, authorities in Uttar Pradesh have annulled the registration of over 12,000 waqf properties—ranging from mosques to burial grounds—following an audit linked to a digitization project.