How misinformation about a triple murder in a small British town set the stage for far-right riots

"I still have shrapnel in my body."— Yuval Raphael speaks about her experiences as a survivor of the Hamas massacre.

Israel's position is unchanged, they want their prisoners released, without a commitment to end the war.— A Hamas official stated this in the context of ongoing ceasefire negotiations.

"I am still firmly convinced that we will win tonight."— Stefan Raab stated this shortly before the competition.

We received the greatest gift imaginable – news that our beautiful son Edan is returning home after 583 days in captivity in Gaza.— Edan Alexander's family speaks about his return home.

I was sleeping and I thought the house fell on us. I went into a state of shock… I thought I was a martyr.— A teenage boy, Ahmad Al-Safi, who had been displaced from northern Gaza, describes his experience after an airstrike in Khan Younis.

"The man reportedly wanted to file a complaint at the station and ran out of the building angrily because it took too long."— Report from the daily newspaper 'Der Tagesspiegel' about the incident.

"The extremely grave humanitarian crisis Gaza has endured since October 2023 has caused more than 50,000 dead, 100,000 wounded and two million displaced."— Pedro Sanchez, speaking at an Arab League summit in Baghdad.

"I said that Congress is paying to bomb poor kids in Gaza and paying for it by kicking poor kids off Medicaid in the U.S."— Ben Cohen, as he protested during a Senate hearing.

"I think we want to start with the initial waiver, which will allow foreign partners who wanted to flow in aid to begin to do so without running the risk of sanctions."— Marco Rubio, during a meeting of NATO foreign ministers where he commented on President Trump's announcement to lift sanctions on Syria.