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Reports and satellite images reveal an unusual military buildup of 40 to 50 U.S. aerial refueling tankers at Ben Gurion Airport, reflecting Israel and the U.S. preparing for possible renewed war with Iran, raising concerns about Israel’s civilian infrastructure being used as part of its military system.
An Iraqi farmer was killed in a helicopter attack after reporting a secret Israeli base in the western desert. The report reveals Israeli bases in Iraq linked to the war on Iran, sparking widespread anger and calls for accountability.
Israel’s cabinet approved building a military compound on the recently demolished UNRWA premises in occupied East Jerusalem. The compound will include a military museum, recruitment office, and defense minister’s office. UNRWA condemned the demolition as a breach of international law, while the UN also warned Israel about its actions targeting the agency.
Belgium’s Flemish broadcaster VRT has warned it might withdraw from Eurovision unless a direct vote on country participation is introduced and a clear stance against war and human rights violations is adopted, citing concerns over Israel’s participation and lack of transparency within the European Broadcasting Union.
Thousands marched in Arab and Western cities on the 78th Nakba anniversary, demanding an end to Israel’s ethnic cleansing and reaffirming the Palestinian right of return, with demonstrations across Europe, Australia, and the Middle East.
Palestinian-Egyptian activist Rami Shaath faces deportation from France, where his presence is deemed a threat to public order. Previously detained nearly 900 days in Egypt, he was transferred to France after renouncing his Egyptian citizenship amid accusations related to his Palestinian activism.
