Protesters in the UK have gathered outside the Old Bailey court in the city of London to demand the release of activists from the Palestine Action group.

Hundreds of thousands of Yemenis have taken to the streets of the capital Sana’a to condemn the genocide in Gaza and the US aggression on their country.

As famine tightens its grip on Gaza, hospitals are overwhelmed with starving children.

According to Reporters Without Borders (RSF), Palestine is currently considered the world’s most dangerous place for journalists amid the Israeli regime’s genocidal war on Gaza and the unprecedented massacre of individuals in the occupied territory.

Yemeni forces have conducted a “successful” missile attack on Israel, the second of its kind in the past hours, in defiance of the US strikes.

The Red Cross warns that the humanitarian response in Gaza is on the “verge of total collapse” as Israel continues a genocidal war and maintains its criminal siege on the Palestinian territory.

Tel Aviv has long targeted Palestinian water resources, exacerbating the water crisis in Gaza which has worsened due to a fuel crisis and the destruction of solar panels, reducing water pumping capacity by 90%.