In a significant escalation of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, the IDF confirmed the death of Nasrallah, long considered a high-value target. His death raises concerns about further retaliation, which could have broader implications for regional stability.
This is the second such incident to have occurred in the US in one month. Expletives were sprayed on the road and the signs outside the BAPS Swaminarayan Temple in Melville, New York, on Sep 16.
In the wake of the escalation in violence over the past few days, the US, France, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and some other partner nations called for an immediate 21-day ceasefire across the Israel-Lebanon border, according to a joint statement of the countries released on Sep 25.
Iran-backed Hezbollah, in a statement on Sep 24 confirmed the killing of its top commander Qabisi saying the leader. Last week, another of the Group's top commanders, Ibrahim Aqil, was killed in an Israeli airstrike.
Lebanese Health Minister Firass Abiad said the recent strikes hit hospitals, medical centers and ambulances. The government ordered schools and universities to shutdown across most of the country and began preparing shelters for the displaced.
Bangladesh formally protested Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks about Bangladeshi nationals, expressing deep concern and urging India to caution its political leaders against making such statements.
Researchers from the University of Leeds and Aberystwyth University will climb beyond Everest base camp in 2025 to investigate potential snow melting on the Khumbu Glacier. Their findings could reveal faster-than-expected glacier melt due to rising temperatures and solar radiation, threatening water supplies for over a billion people. The project addresses climate change's impact on Himalayan glaciers.
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