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The U.N. is being slammed for allowing Iran to take up the role as chair of the Human Rights Social Forum in Geneva, Switzerland. Iran is seen by many as a human rights abuser.

Fox News obtained a list of 400 Americans cleared to leave Gaza through the Rafah border with Egypt as soon as Thursday as foreign passport holders clamor for a way out.

Russia President Vladimir Putin has formally withdrawn the country from the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, citing a desire for parity with Western powers.

South Korean officials say a pregnant woman in her 20s was among the four refugees who were rescued off the coast of Sokcho in a makeshift wooden boat. The woman's condition is unknown.

Pope Francis says a two-state solution is needed for Israelis and Palestinians as the war between Israel and Hamas continues inside the Gaza Strip.

North Korea has likely provided several types of missiles to Russia for the war in Ukraine in the face of harsh international criticism, South Korea's military said.

Hamas is said to have built an approximately 300-mile subterranean system of tunnels that snakes beneath civilian homes, schools and hospitals in urban areas of the Gaza Strip.

Chile, Bolivia and Colombia all recalled their diplomats from Israel amid concerns about Tel Aviv's operations in the Gaza Strip, which occurred in response to Hamas' terrorist attack

Black Lives Matter activist Xahra Saleem of London was sentenced to time behind bars after funneling tens of thousands of pounds into her personal account.

Nine university presidents in Israel called on their international colleagues to stand up against narratives from nihilistic groups like Hamas and ISIS, demonizing Jews.

Politicians and Jewish leaders in Italy have condemned the vandalism of four memorial plaques dedicated to Roman Jews who were deported and killed under the Nazi regime.

The eastern Libyan government announced Wednesday that an international conference on the reconstruction of flood-ravaged Derna has commenced.

U.S. officials announced that five American aid workers were the only known U.S. citizens who left Gaza for Egypt today, as the war between Israel and Hamas continued.

A Hamas terrorist was questioned by an Israel Securities Authority official, and admitted to shooting through a door of a safe room until children stopped crying.

Kenya announced a steep increase in passenger fares on its Chinese-built Standard Gauge Railway, a 290-mile span of track connecting Nairobi to Mombasa.

Uganda's military said Wednesday that a senior commander of the Allied Democratic Forces, a Congolese rebel group, was captured in connection with the October killings of two tourists.

Rossiyskaya Gazeta journalist Alexander Gatsak has been stripped of his Bulgarian residency rights and barred from the country over an alleged national security threat.

An official at the only hospital in the Gaza Strip that treats cancer patients says it is no longer operational after running out of fuel, a report says.

A shark is believed to have killed a 55-year-old surfer off Granites Beach in South Australia as local police continue to search for the man's body.

Hungary banned children from attending a prestigious press photo exhibition due to LGBTQ content that is said to violate the country's strict morality laws.