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Eight Arab, Islamic countries condemn Israeli closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque
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Eight Arab, Islamic countries condemn Israeli closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque

  • Eight Arab and Islamic states condemned Israel’s closure of the Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan, calling it a violation of international law.
  • The joint statement urged Israel, the occupying power, to cease the closure and remove access restrictions at Al-Aqsa, stressing Muslim worship rights at the site.
  • The ministers reiterated that Al-Aqsa is exclusively Muslim and highlighted the Jordanian-administered legal framework for the site.
  • The ministers urged Israel to immediately cease the closure and to stop obstructing worshippers’ access to the mosque.
  • The statement called on the international community to compel Israel to stop ongoing violations at Al-Aqsa.
  • The Arabic and Islamic coalition linked the closures to broader regional tensions and security measures tied to the Israel-Iran conflict.
  • Palestinian and other regional actors criticized the continued closure as a violation of Palestinian rights.
  • Hamas condemned the closure as setting a dangerous historical precedent and a violation of worship freedom.
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Pakistan bombs Kabul and Afghan border provinces
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Pakistan bombs Kabul and Afghan border provinces

  • Pakistan conducted new strikes on Kabul and border provinces overnight, Afghan authorities say.
  • Four people were killed and 15 wounded in the Kabul bombardment, per Afghan authorities via AFP.
  • Taliban says Pakistani strikes also hit Kandahar, Paktia, and Paktika provinces near the border.
  • Pakistan claims to have targeted Taliban military facilities following alleged militant sheltering.
  • Pakistan says it is at 'open war' with the Taliban after months of border clashes.
  • The Taliban government denies involvement or use of Afghan territory for militancy.
  • UN warns civilians are fleeing airstrikes and fighting on both sides of the border.
  • The violence strains aid delivery, with nearly 22 million Afghans needing humanitarian assistance.
  • Displacements have risen, with up to 66,000 people displaced by the latest fighting.
  • The clashes come after months of border tension and limited cross-border operations.
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Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of targeting homes in airstrikes that kill at least 4 civilians
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Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of targeting homes in airstrikes that kill at least 4 civilians

  • Afghanistan’s Taliban government says Pakistan carried out overnight airstrikes targeting homes in Kabul and Kandahar, killing civilians.
  • Mujahid said Pakistani strikes also hit Kam Air fuel depots near Kandahar airport, impacting civilian airline fuel supply.
  • Pakistan and Afghanistan have recently exchanged strikes as part of a broader border confrontation, with both sides claiming losses.
  • The latest strikes come amid high-level talks between regional envoys on threats from groups like the TTP and ETIM.
  • Kabul police said at least four civilians, including children, were killed and 15 injured in the city.
  • The clashes ended a Qatar- and Turkey-brokered ceasefire, resuming tensions between the countries.
  • Pakistan says its operations are aimed at the Pakistani Taliban and their networks along the border.
  • The conflict has escalated since late February, with both sides reporting heavy losses.
  • China’s envoy Yue Xiaoyong visited Islamabad and Kabul amid talks on regional security threats.
  • The parties discuss collective efforts to ensure lasting peace and stability in the region.
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