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Iran’s supreme leader on Sunday issued an appeal to Muslim-majority nations to forge unified opposition against the United States and Israel, describing both powers as adversaries of the Islamic world. In a letter addressed to religious leaders attending a conference in Tehran, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei urged Islamic rulers to identify their true enemies and develop coordinated responses. The message underscores Iran’s efforts to build regional solidarity amid ongoing regional tensions.
An NBC News team was attacked by Israeli settlers Saturday while conducting interviews in the central West Bank, the network reported. Correspondent Matt Bradley and two additional crew members sustained injuries during the assault, along with a Palestinian woman they were interviewing. Video documentation showed masked assailants wielding sticks and striking the journalists’ vehicles, marking the latest incident in a pattern of settler violence that has drawn international criticism and rare condemnation from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israeli settlers detained a British activist in a Palestinian village, confining him to a shed before transferring him to police, according to the detainee’s legal representation. Finn Joughin was held for approximately 30 minutes Saturday before officers took custody of him, with a Jerusalem court appearance scheduled for Sunday. His attorney, Inbar Shaked Vardi, denied allegations from settlers that Joughin assaulted a child, characterizing his actions instead as protective of the village.
An Israeli military strike in central Gaza killed at least two Palestinians, including a three-year-old child, on Sunday. The military identified the second casualty as Hassam Osama Hussein Nasir, describing him as a Hamas operative who posed an immediate threat, though providing no supporting evidence. The incident resulted in at least one additional injury and represents the latest casualties since an October ceasefire agreement, with Gaza’s Health Ministry recording at least 1,318 Palestinian deaths since the truce began.
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