IQNA – The Zionist regime’s illegal settlers continued Tuesday to maintain a tight siege for the 10th day on three Palestinian homes in the town of Qusra, south of Nablus in the northern occupied West Bank.

IQNA – An official of the Al-Aqsa Mosque warned that the historical status quo at the Al-Aqsa Mosque has deteriorated in recent years.

IQNA – A Pakistani scholar emphasized the need for following the teachings of the Holy Quran, saying the root cause of the decline and difficult circumstances facing the Muslim Ummah is its distance from the Quran.

IQNA – The armed forces of Yemen are closely monitoring developments and will respond to any threat and conspiracy by enemies with more severe and devastating attacks.

IQNA – Disparaging remarks by Israel’s so-called security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir drew strong condemnation from a Palestinian rights group.

IQNA – A Christian cleric in Nigeria’s Kaduna State has honored Muslim scholar Sheikh Usman Mohammed Mai-Mota (Gwalli) for more than five decades of Islamic education and training thousands of young people, in an effort to promote peaceful coexistence between Christians and Muslims.

IQNA – Eight Islamic countries on Sunday strongly condemned Israel’s rejection of the roadmap for implementing comprehensive plan to end the Gaza conflict and its opposition to Palestinian statehood, warning that the move threatened efforts to end the war and achieve lasting peace.

IQNA – The Israeli occupation army carried out an attacks on the town of Hadatha in the Bint Jbeil district of southern Lebanon despite an ongoing ceasefire.

IQNA – The leader of the Catholic Church called on the Israeli regime to stop its violent acts against Palestinian people.

IQNA – In an attack deemed “unacceptable” by an Islamic group, a prayer sign placed at a cemetery in Sheffield, the UK, was vandalized.

IQNA – State and federal law enforcement authorities in New York are urged to investigate reported hate vandalism targeting a mosque site on Long Island as a possible hate crime.

IQNA – The Norwegian Islamic Dialogue Network participated in “Arendalsuka,” Norway’s annual public debate forum, where it discussed issues including religious identity, freedom of expression, discrimination and the distinction between legitimate criticism of religion and hatred targeting entire communities.