Human rights organization Amnesty International has accused Israel of deliberately pursuing a policy of starvation against Palestinians in Gaza.

The demonstration took place in the courtyard of the Bilal ibn Rabah Mosque near the city of Sidon.

Professor Mohamed Biltaji, who has been in prison for 12 years, said: "For eight years, we have not seen the sun or the color of the sky. Not to mention our mothers, wives or children. The suffering in Egyptian prisons is probably not seen anywhere else in the world."

London police say at least 60 people are facing charges of supporting Palestine Action, a banned group in Britain that fights against the Israeli occupation. More than 700 of its supporters have been arrested since the group was designated a "terrorist group" in the kingdom. This includes 522 people arrested over the weekend on suspicion of membership. Three activists were previously charged under the Terrorism Act for their participation in the July protests - they now face prison sentences.

US President Donald Trump, in an interview with Fox News, rated the day of the talks as "10 out of 10." According to him, it is now up to Volodymyr Zelensky to reach an agreement to stop the war. Trump advised the Ukrainian president to make a deal with Putin. Trump promised not to think about new sanctions against Russia for the next 2-3 weeks.

Two people were injured in a shooting outside a mosque in the Swedish city of Örebro.

Analysts believe that the next war could be much bloodier. If Washington is actively involved in this war, it could even lead to a US-Iran conflict.

According to a study by the AI Futures Project,

Journalist and political analyst Sharmine Narwani, in a sensational report on the X network, claimed that Saudi Arabia, the custodian of Islam's two holy sites, is supplying weapons to Israel for use against Palestinian Muslims. She appealed to Muslim nations, saying that they "should not forget this fact."

According to Statistics Norway, 78 babies were named with variations of the name Muhammad in the country's capital in 2024. The names Philip (68 times), Ludwig (63 times) and Theodore (60 times) were next after the name of the Prophet Muhammad.