2024-08-21T07:57:28.821Z
It is described as a chemical massacre, committed by Syrian regime forces, using sarin gas - also called nerve gas - against the residents of Eastern Ghouta and Moadamiyeh Al-Sham, where more than 1,450 people - including women and children - were killed on August 21, 2013.
The attack came three days after the arrival of a mission of international inspectors to Damascus, and several international and UN reports indicated that the Syrian regime was responsible for it.
Israel has ramped up air raids on southern Lebanon, leading to significant casualties, while a stampede in Haifa resulted in injuries as residents sought shelter from missile threats.
Recent automated warning calls in Lebanon have caused panic among residents, reflecting heightened security tensions and the impact of misinformation.
Five soldiers were killed in an attack by the ELN in Antioquia, Colombia, highlighting the ongoing challenges in peace negotiations with the government.
Israeli media reports on the potential settlement with Lebanon, focusing on security strategies and the implications of leaked classified documents from Prime Minister Netanyahu's office.
The UN has expressed grave concerns over the conditions faced by refugees fleeing Lebanon to Syria, with many choosing to return despite the risks.
An Israeli airstrike in Baalbek, Lebanon, killed the director of a private hospital and six staff members, escalating the ongoing conflict in the region.
