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Updated September 24, 2024 - 8:38 PM EDT

Lebanon: Most of 558 Killed by Israel Were Civilians

		*US Sending More Troops to the Middle East After Israel's Escalation*
		*Israeli Minister Says Lebanon Isn't a State, Advocates Taking South*
		*Even Leon Panetta Says Israel's Pager Attack Is 'Terrorism'*

Israel Kills 24 More Palestinians in the Gaza

Turkey Seeks Justice for Turkish-American Protester Killed by Israel

Iran Says Israel Laying 'Traps' To Provoke War

Iran Ready To Resume Nuclear Negotiations Immediately: FM

Zelensky To Present Plan to Biden, Harris, Trump

US Names UAE Major Defense Partner

US Will Send Taiwan $567 Million in Military Aid

Viewpoints

	Washington's Ukraine Obsession Is Going To Get Us All Killed! by Ron Paul
	A Rare Foreign Policy Win Is There for the Taking by Daniel Larison

	Israel's True Objectives in Gaza, and Why It Will Fail by Ramzy Baroud
	The Madness of Antony Blinken by Joe Lauria
More Viewpoints

Spotlight

The US Hurt Itself With Russia Sanctions
by Helen Andrews

Frontline

	Leaks Reveal US Intel Cutout's Iranian Counter-Revolution Plans
	United Arab Emirates: How a US Ally Uses Aid as a Cover in War
	US Troops May Be Heading Back to Chad After Recently Leaving

Zelensky Arrives in the US, Will Present 'Victory Plan' to Biden, Harris, Trump
Ukrainian Presidential Press Service/via REUTERS

Gaza

	Israel Is Deliberately Targeting Journalists in Gaza: Experts
	Thousands of Displaced People in Gaza Live Trapped Between Bombs and Rising Tides: 'We Could Drown in Our Sleep'
	Internet Goes Down in Parts of South, Central Gaza
	Gaza's Suffering Unprecedented
	UN Officials Say 'Atrocities Must End' in Gaza as Israeli Raids Kill Dozens
	Bereaved and Destitute: Gazans a Year After October 7

Israel/Palestine

	Rev. Munther Isaac Warns Palestinian Christians Are Under Attack
	Israeli Army Storms West Bank, Detains Scores of Palestinians
	Settler Violence: Five Palestinians Injured in Nablus, Including Two Children
	Israeli Army Raids Palestinian School in West Bank
	Iraq Calls for Urgent Arab Leaders Meeting in New York To Discuss Israeli Aggression Against Lebanon
	Beersheba Girl Suspended From School After Voicing Concern for Gazan Kids

Lebanon

	Parents Race To Get Children From Schools as Fear Spreads in Beirut
	Nearly a Full-Fledged War in Lebanon, EU's Borrell Says
	Lebanese Doctor Races To Save the Eyes of Those Hurt by Exploding Tech Devices
	Photos: Thousands of People in South Lebanon Flee Intense Israeli Bombardment
	Hezbollah Rockets Make Impact in Occupied West Bank
	Israel Expands Aggression to East Lebanon's Bekaa Following Evacuation Orders
	'Get Away From Hezbollah': Has Israel Hacked Lebanon's Telecoms Networks?
	'Ali Karaki Is Alive': Hezbollah Denies Israeli Claims

Syria

	Israel Aircraft Enter Syria but Air Defenses Stay Silent
	Clashes in Northern Aleppo Kill Two: Monitor

Middle East

	Iraq Weekly Roundup: 18 Killed
	Iraqi Factions Say Ready To Back Hezbollah in War With Israel
	Iran's Guards Ban Comms Devices After Strike on Hezbollah

Sudan

	Atrocious Sudan War Pushing Refugees Further Afield: UNHCR Chief
	Cholera Is Spreading in Sudan as Fighting Between Rival Generals Shows No Sign of Abating
	15 Civilians Killed in Omdurman Market by RSF Shells
	RSF Detains Dozens in Khartoum Amid Civilian Protection Efforts

South Sudan

	South Sudan Lawyers Challenge the Postponement of Elections in Court
	South Sudanese Aspire for Long Lasting Peace Despite Election Delay

Morocco

	Morocco Doctors Urge Rabat To Facilitate Volunteering in Gaza
	Morocco's Former PM Says Country Should Reconsider Israel Normalization

Africa

	Egypt Asks Citizens To Leave Somaliland as Tensions With Ethiopia Mount
	Egyptian Warship Offloads More Arms to Somalia, Officials Say

Russia

	Russia Says 56 Civilians Killed in Ukraine's 7-Week Incursion in Kursk Region
	A Soyuz Capsule With Two Russians and One American From the International Space Station Returns to Earth
	Russia Says Three Killed by Ukraine Border Strike
	Moscow Reiterates Will Not Test Nukes if Washington Refrains
	Russia and Ukraine Face Off Over Kerch Strait

Ukraine

	Danish PM to Allies: Stop Talking About 'Red Lines' and Let Ukraine Strike Russia
	Zelensky Says Ukraine Closer to End of War With Russia
	US Considers Sending AGM-154 Glide Weapon for Ukraine's F-16s

United Kingdom

	Heckler at Labour Conference Condemns 'Disgusting' Arms Sales to Israel During British Chancellor's Speech
	UK Government Urged To Overhaul Controversial Prevent Program and Other Counter-Extremism Policies

Europe

	Scholz's SPD Edges Out Far-Right AfD in German State Election
	Better Greek-Turkish Ties Could Ease Cyprus Talks, Greek Minister Says

Pakistan

	Pakistan Picks New Chief of Powerful Spy Agency ISI, Say Security Source, TV Channel
	Pakistani Taliban Deny Attacking a Convoy of Foreign Ambassadors

Japan

	Japanese Warplanes Use Flares To Warn Russian Spy Plane
	Japan's Outgoing Premier Kishida Stresses Need for US Leadership

Sri Lanka

	Who Is Anura Kumara Dissanayake, Sri Lanka's New Marxist President?
	Sri Lanka's New President Dissanayake Promises Change

Asia Pacific

	US Plans Phased Security Ban on China, Russia-Made Connected Vehicle Software
	Over 86,000 Afghans From Iran, Pakistan Return to Country
	Classes Resume at Bangladesh University at Heart of Anti-Hasina Protests
	South Korea Warns of 'Decisive' Action Against Trash Balloons
	Australia Reopens Upgraded Port Vila Barracks To Boost Vanuatu Defense Capabilities
	Anniversary of French Occupation Exposes Rifts Over New Caledonia's Future

The War at Home

	Ryan Wesley Routh Wrote That He Intended To Kill Trump Months Before Assassination Attempt: DOJ
	Mayor of Only Muslim-Run City in US Endorses Trump for Election
	GPS Spoofing Spooks Airlines, Pilots and Air-Safety Officials
	Meet the Two Native American Women Fighting To Save Nuclear Exposure Benefits

Mexico

	The Trail of El Mayo and Los Chapitos in Sinaloa: Narco-Blockades, Executions and More Than 50 Dead
	Case of Mexico's 43 Missing Students Persists Among Tens of Thousands of Disappearances