Hamas claims responsibility for deadly bomb attack on Tel Aviv
The Hindu
Hamas' al-Qassam Brigades claim responsibility for deadly Tel Aviv bomb blast in cooperation with Islamic Jihad's Al Quds Brigades.
Hamas' armed al-Qassam Brigades on Monday (August 19, 2024) claimed responsibility for the deadly bomb blast in Tel Aviv on Sunday (August 18, 2024).
Al-Qassam Brigades said they conducted the military operation in cooperation with the Islamic Jihad movement's armed wing, the Al Quds Brigades.
Israeli authorities say powerful explosive’ killed 1 person in Tel Aviv Jerusalem — A blast that killed one person and wounded another in Tel Aviv on Sunday night was a terror attack caused by a large explosive device, Israeli authorities said.
Police said Sunday that the explosion killed one person, presumed to be the bomber.
Israeli media provided security footage that showed the presumed attacker walking down the street wearing a large backpack just before the explosion.
1 Palestinian killed and 2 wounded in a shooting on a street in Istanbul Istanbul — Police in Istanbul have launched a “large-scale investigation” after a Palestinian was killed and two others were wounded in a shooting as they sat in a car, officials and media said Monday.
The killer dropped a handgun fitted with a silencer at the scene, the Istanbul Governor’s Office said in a brief statement.
Brazil's lower house removes Eduardo Bolsonaro from his seat for missing over one-third of legislative sessions this year.
EU leaders agree on a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, but reject using frozen Russian assets for funding.
Bangladesh mourns radical leader Sharif Osman Hadi's death, igniting protests and calls for accountability amid rising tensions.
Australia announces a national gun buyback after the Bondi Beach massacre, honoring victims with community support and remembrance.
Sharif Osman Hadi's death sparks protests in Dhaka, highlighting tensions amid Bangladesh's political unrest and upcoming elections.
Trump's executive order reclassifies marijuana to Schedule III, easing regulations and promoting medical research amid changing public opinion.
A private jet crash in North Carolina kills seven, including retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and his family.
UN elects former Iraqi President Barham Salih as head of the refugee agency, marking a historic leadership change.
TikTok secures U.S. operations by selling its business to Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX, ensuring continued service in America.
Violent clashes erupted in Brussels as farmers from across Europe protested against the proposed EU–Mercosur trade pact. Demonstrators blocked streets with tractors, set fires and damaged property, prompting police to deploy tear gas and water cannons near the European Parliament. Farmers fear the deal will flood European markets with cheaper South American produce, undermining local agriculture.
India's Parliamentary committee warns of a significant strategic challenge in Bangladesh, urging immediate recalibration to maintain influence.
A drone attack in Sudan caused major power outages, killing three and impacting millions amid ongoing conflict between the army and RSF.
Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia's Rostov region kill three, intensifying conflict despite ongoing diplomatic efforts to reach a ceasefire.