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Iran Update, April 4, 2024 | Institute for the Study of War - Vimarsana News

Iran Update, April 4, 2024 | Institute for the Study of War

Jaish al Adl, which is a Baloch, Salafi-jihadi militia, conducted unprecedentedly complex and sophisticated attacks targeting Iranian security forces in southeastern Iran. Israeli forces continued to conduct clearing operations throughout the Gaza Strip.

Israel Has Killed 874+ Palestinians Since ICJ Order to Prevent Acts of Genocide - Vimarsana News

Israel Has Killed 874+ Palestinians Since ICJ Order to Prevent Acts of Genocide

Buoyed by the staying support of American officials, Israeli forces have continued to commit atrocities in Gaza.

An Israeli official says Israel will defend itself against genocide accusations filed by South Africa with the world court - Vimarsana News

An Israeli official says Israel will defend itself against genocide accusations filed by South Africa with the world court

South Africa launched the case Friday at the International Court of Justice at The Hague, Netherlands, saying the magnitude of death, destruction and humanitarian crisis in Gaza from the Israeli military campaign against Hamas meets the threshold of genocide under international law.

Source: ksbw.com
Pope decries 'tragedy unfolding' in land where Jesus lived | News Headlines - Vimarsana News

Pope decries 'tragedy unfolding' in land where Jesus lived | News Headlines

At a November meeting with members of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre, Pope Francis lamented: “We are sadly witnessing a tragedy unfolding in the very places where the Lord lived.

Israeli Archaeologists Find Possible First Known Grave of Greek Courtesan - Vimarsana News

Israeli Archaeologists Find Possible First Known Grave of Greek Courtesan

Archaeologists believe they may have found the grave of a Hetaira, a type of upper-class courtesan from Ancient Greece, for the first time along the old road from Jerusalem to Hebron.