IQNA – More than 100 legal scholars say international law requires the EU to prevent trade that supports Israel's settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.

IQNA – Spain’s National Court started investigating Israel’s illegal detentions and abuse of activists aboard the Global Sumud flotilla.

IQNA – A US politician said he was detained by armed Israeli settlers during a visit to the West Bank.

IQNA – Protesters gathered in Stockholm, Sweden, on Saturday to call for an end to the Israeli aggression against Gaza, lifting of the blockade, and unrestricted humanitarian aid access.

IQNA – Grand Mufti of Bosnia and Herzegovina Husein Kavazović said remembering the genocide in Srebrenica is not only an act of honoring the victims but a permanent religious, moral and national obligation to preserve the truth.

IQNA – The Israeli regime’s authorities barred Al-Quds Grand Mufti Sheikh Mohammed Hussein from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound for one week after detaining him following Friday prayers.

IQNA – The European Union is considering new restrictions on trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, but disagreements over both the substance and legal foundation of such measures continue to divide member states.

IQNA – A man was jailed by a court in the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka for desecrating Islam’s Holy Book.  

IQNA – A large-scale symbolic mourning procession titled "Farewell to Imam Khamenei" was held in Kargil, India on Thursday.

IQNA – In a rare show of cross-community unity, the leaders of Northern Ireland's two largest Christian denominations have jointly condemned the placement of a replica mosque on a loyalist bonfire, describing the act as deeply offensive and inflammatory.

IQNA – Police in Northern Ireland are examining whether the placement of a mock mosque atop a loyalist pyre constitutes a criminal hate offense.

IQNA – Amnesty International called for investigations into three Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon that led to the martyrdom of 24 civilians, saying the attacks may amount to war crimes.