Author: Forelines

The World Health Organization (WHO) stated on Thursday that Gaza’s health system is at a snap point as Israeli escalated military operations ongoing, amid worsening over population relocation and claimed shortages of basic needs. Four main hospitals in Gaza have had to pause medical services in the last week due to their adjacency of events. WHO missions trying to reach Al-Awda Hospital and the Indonesian Hospital were blocked, it stated. According to WHO, merely 19 of the Gaza Strip’s 36 hospitals remain in service while nearby to 94% of all hospitals are broken or demolished, further stating that merely 12…

U.S. President Trump’s administration revoked Harvard University’s eligibilty for enrollment foreign students on Thursday, and directing students already enrolled to transfer to other schools or forfeit their legal status, according to the Department of Homeland Security, as per Reuters. According to the Reuters, Kristi Noem, Homeland Security Secretary has directed the department to revoke the Harvard University’s Student and Exchange Visitor Program certification, the department stated in a statement. Kristi Noem alleged the university of “fostering violence, antisemitism, and coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party.” Harvard University stated the President Trump administration move – which impacts thousands of students -…

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appointed Major General David Zini as the new head of the domestic intelligence service Shin Bet, according to the Prime Minister office in a statement on Thursday. Ronen Bar,the chief of Shin Bet, declared his stepping down in April, mentioning he would resigned on June 15, six weeks following Benjamin Netanyahu attempted to oust him. The Shin Bet, which holds counter-terrorism investigations, has been at the epicenter political conflict pitting Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition government opposed a range of critics varying from members of the defence establishment to families of hostages in Gaza. (Forelines)

During this tense and unforeseen moment in a diplomatic meeting at the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump prosecuted South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on allegations of land seizures and mass killings of white South Africans. The televised exchange in the Oval Office strongly resembled Trump’s February meeting with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky. President Ramaphosa had come to Washington with trade-related discussions and cooperation on critical minerals seriously in mind; he was instead met with allegations long dismissed by South African government officials. At first, the president politely opened the sitting with some genial chitchat, including discussions of…

People or entities that give Tehran with certain construction-supplies will face sanctions following the President Trump administration stated it identified more supplies were being used as portion of Iran’s nuclear, ballistic or military programs, as per Reuters. According to the Reuters, in a release, the United States Department of State stated on Wednesday it had identified Tehran’s construction sector was managed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and that it had identified additional 10 strategic supplies now subject to United States sanctions. “With these determinations, the United States has broader sanctions authorities to prevent Iran from acquiring strategic materials for…

Israel has probably eliminated Mohammed Sinwar, Hamas leader according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday. An Israeli air attack on a hospital in southern Gaza hit Mohammed Sinwar prior this month but his death had not so far been verified either by Israel or Hamas. (Forelines)

US President Donald Trump has nominate Darryl Nirenberg, a lawyer and former U.S. Senate staffer, to serve as the next United States ambassador to Romania, according to Reuters. The White House and State Department have yet to response on the outcome of presidential election of Romania on Sunday, which was won by, Nicusor Dan, the centrist mayor of Bucharest, who beat a far-right candidate. (Forelines)

At least three children were among five individuals killed when a suicide bomber hit an army school bus in Pakistan’s restive Balochistan province, the military stated on Wednesday, in an attack Pakistan blamed on Indian aligned forces. Approx 40 students were on the bus that was headed to an army-run school and multiple sustained wounds, stated Yasir Iqbal, the administrator of Khuzdar district, where the incident happened. Pakistani military and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif swiftly issued a statements critisizing the violence and alleging “Indian terror proxies” of engagement in the attack. They did not share proof connecting the attack to…

“I can summarize President’s foreign policy agenda with two words: America First,” say US Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on White House Press Briefing on May 19, 2025