In the middle of filming a news report, Israeli forces shelled a vehicle in southern Lebanon.

Just as the reporter was warning people from traveling on the road due to the increased Israeli bombings of anything that moves on the roadway, Israel bombs yet another vehicle on it.

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Gaza sources:

A child with a head injury was admitted to Al-Ma'madani Hospital after being struck by gunfire from an Israeli “Copter” drone that targeted tents housing displaced persons in the Al-Mahatta area of the Al-Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City.

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“Work like well-behaved children or face expulsion”

-A settler threatens Arabs with deportation and vows to occupy Gaza and Lebanon.

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Egyptian migrants fleeing the hell created by the European-American proxy coup regime, seeking refuge in the lands of its masters.

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⚡️Hezbollah:

Targeting a gathering of Israeli army soldiers and a Namer APC on the southern outskirts of Zawtar Al-Sharqiya, southern Lebanon, with Ababil FPV drones on 02-05-2026.

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Night club in the second holiest city in Islam, Al-Medina Al-Monwara in Saudi Arabia.

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Albania has entered the fifth day of mass protests over Kushner resort.

The luxury resort was planned on a previously designated protected spot. President Edi Rama labeled it "fake news" but Ivanka Trump herself posted about it on Instagram.

The project would develop parts of the Narta/Vain lagoon and the nearby uninhabited island of Sazan, which are wetlands and nature reserves, and protesters argue it will damage sensitive ecosystems and pristine beaches.

Demonstrations have featured slogans like “Albania is not for sale,” and have become increasingly tense, with clashes between protesters and police, use of water cannons, private security at the site, and several reported arrests.

Additionally, SPAK ( Albania’s Special Structure Against Corruption and Organized Crime) stepped in because of suspected irregularities in how protected status and land ownership were changed in 2024 to make this development possible.

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Global oil inventories are running dangerously low as a deal to re-open tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has proven elusive. Analysts warn there could be another oil price shock in the ​coming weeks, severe enough to upset broader financial markets.

"We're approaching unheard of inventory levels. I mean, really, really low levels. You can debate whether that's going to hit those really low levels in two weeks or three weeks. But once you get to that point, you'll see prices shoot up," Neil Chapman, Exxon Mobil senior vice president, said at the Bernstein conference in New York on May 28.

Chapman said that if inventory levels get much lower, dated Brent, which is used to price more than 60% of globally traded crude, could rise to $150 ​or $160 a barrel.

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Fisherman Yusuf Abdel Halim Qanan discovered a large object tangled in his fishing nets, which turned out to be parts of a damaged vessel. With help from other fishermen and divers, they recovered items like solar panels, wooden boards, and a ship’s wheel.

The remains come from the vessel Kasr Sadabat, part of the Sumud Flotilla mission from Turkey.

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Four Palestine Action activists found guilty of criminal damage want to recuse a judge from sentencing activists Charlotte Head, 29, Samuel Corner, 23, Leona (Ellie) Kamio, 30, and Fatema Rajwani, 21. It will be heard on Monday 8 June.

Justice Johnson is expected to add a ‘terrorist connection’ to their charges under section 69 of the Sentencing Act 2020, despite the jury only convicting them of criminal damage under ordinary criminal law on 5 May. The British media was not allowed to report that the judge had barred the defendants from speaking about their motivations for joining Palestine Action, and from providing information on the genocide in Gaza or Elbit Systems. Media were also banned from reporting that they could be sentenced as terrorists. The restrictions were lifted on 12 May.

This is the first case in British history where a judge will attempt to sentence activists as terrorists, without them being charged with terror offences. The only previous case where a defendant was sentenced as a terrorist without a terrorist conviction was the Parsons Green bomber, who was found guilty of attempted murder after planting a homemade bomb on a London tube.

The defence’s bid to remove Justice Johnson is in part due to his unprecedented attempt to have the lead defence barrister, Rajiv Menon KC, prosecuted for contempt of court – a move described as “troubling” by the Bar Council.

Justice Johnston also decided to treat the defendants’ desire to prevent Israel killing Palestinian civilians as an aggravating – rather than mitigating – feature. According to the judge, the intention to prevent the deaths of Palestinian civilians is what brings their actions within the scope of the Terrorism Act, as an attempt to “influence the Israeli government”.

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