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ICC seeks arrest warrants for Israel's PM, Defence Minister and Hamas leaders - Vimarsana News

ICC seeks arrest warrants for Israel's PM, Defence Minister and Hamas leaders

After weeks of speculation and an open letter from American politicians warning against such, the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan has announced that the ICC is seeking arrest warrants for two Israeli leaders and three Hamas leaders:

'200 days of livestreamed genocide': Netizens react as Gaza war marks 200 days - Vimarsana News

'200 days of livestreamed genocide': Netizens react as Gaza war marks 200 days

As the Israeli genocidal war on Gaza completes 200 days, social media users denounce the unutterable war crimes against Palestinians committed by the regime with the help of Western allies.

Source: presstv.ir
UN Security Council adopts demand for Ramadan ceasefire in Gaza - Vimarsana News

UN Security Council adopts demand for Ramadan ceasefire in Gaza

US abstains after quashing three previous attempts and its own draft text failed.

Faiz Festival concludes offering insights into global affairs - Vimarsana News

Faiz Festival concludes offering insights into global affairs

LAHORE:Revitalising social perspectives with a renewed vigour, the Faiz Festival concluded at Alhamra here on Sunday.The final and third day of the 8th edition of the annual Faiz Festival witnessed...

Cameron says UK to consider recognising Palestinian state but not everyone is buying it - Vimarsana News

Cameron says UK to consider recognising Palestinian state but not everyone is buying it

Britain's foreign secretary has said that his government could recognise Palestinian statehood during diplomatic negotiations. But the UK is still 'supporting genocide', critics tell MEE