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Israel Defense Forces rescue four hostages in Gaza Around 11 A.M. on Saturday, the Israel Defense Forces announced they had rescued four hostages from the town of Nuseirat in Gaza. All of the hostages were taken by Hamas during the October 7 massacre at the Tribe of Nova Festival in Re'im and held for eight months. The hostages freed were 26 year old Noa Argamani, 22 year old Almog Meir Jan, 27 year old Andrey Kozlov, and 41 year old Shlomi Ziv. The hostages were rescued with two helicopters from two separate buildings. [ML] [ ± ] - Image credit - Read more... Vladimir Putin threatens to give allies weapons to attack West On Wednesday, in an exchange with International press in Saint Petersburg, Russia, president Vladimir Putin warned Russia could give weapons to other countries to strike Western nations. Putin did not specify any countries or which weapons may be provided. [ ± ] - Image credit - Read more... IDF missile strikes UN school Early on Thursday, Israeli forces fired missiles at a school operated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza. The al-Sardi school was being used as a refuge by 6,000 displaced Palestinians, according to UNRWA. [ ± ] - Image credit - Read more... Hezbollah launches drone attack on Hurfeish, Israel On Wednesday, multiple drones from the Iranian-backed Islamist group Hezbollah, struck the town of Hurfeish in northern Israel, injuring eleven people. Hezbollah is based in Lebanon and listed as a terrorist organization by the United States. [ ± ] - Image credit - Read more... Original reporting± First-hand journalism by our reporters  Severe weather affects portions of Texas The Ancient Pyramids of the World, a new photo exhibition by Viktor Pinchuk took place in Crimea Exhibition featuring ethnic music from around the world opens in Crimea Wikinews interviews Tatton Spiller, founder of political news service Simple Politics » More Write an article!± Wikinews needs you! We want to create a diverse community around the globe who collaborate to report on a wide variety of current news events. Please read the guide or how-to before starting. You might want to check recently created articles to see if your story has already been reported upon. Never edited a wiki before? See our editing help page.

Israel Defense Forces discover tunnel in child's bedroom in Rafah On Thursday, the Israel Defense Forces reported they had discovered a tunnel in a child's bedroom in Rafah, belonging to Hamas, which is recognized by the United States as a terrorist organization. A butcher's knife was also reported to have been found near the tunnel's entrance. [ ± ] - Image credit - Read more... Latest news ± Israel Defense Forces rescue four hostages in Gaza Israel Defense Forces discover tunnel in child's bedroom in Rafah Vladimir Putin threatens to give allies weapons to attack West IDF missile strikes UN school Hezbollah launches drone attack on Hurfeish, Israel Hezbollah attacks Israel, causes wildfires Dutch F-16s supplied to Ukraine to be used in Russian airspace Severe weather affects portions of Texas The Ancient Pyramids of the World, a new photo exhibition by Viktor Pinchuk took place in Crimea Russia warns United States against allowing cross-border strikes by Ukraine Former U.S. President Trump convicted in hush money trial Akron, Ohio shooting leaves 1 person dead, 25 people hurt at birthday party Tens of thousands of people join the Israeli day parade Levenmouth Rail Link reopens as June timetable changes reshuffle United Kingdom rail service patterns Ukraine permitted to strike Russian territory near Kharkiv » Older news Recent interviews   ± Wikinews interviews Tatton Spiller, founder of political news service Simple Politics Wikinews interviews noted juggler for International Jugglers Day Industry leaders see energy supply as the next hurdle for AI West Midlands, UK Metro stops open at Pipers Row, Wolverhampton Railway Station » More About Wikinews Wikimedia We are a group of volunteers whose mission is to present reliable, unbiased and relevant news. All our content is released under a free license. By making our content perpetually available for free redistribution and use, we hope to contribute to a global digital commons. Wikinews stories are written from a neutral point of view to ensure fair and unbiased reporting. (A Wikimedia project)

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