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Abu Shabab commanded the Popular Forces, a small group armed by Israel to counter Hamas in an Israeli-held zone east of Rafah. His militia clashed with Hamas fighters and guarded aid operations, though critics accused them of looting convoys amid Gaza's shortages. Both his group and Israeli sources described the Thursday incident as an internal clash, not foul play, dealing a blow to Israel's efforts to back local clans against Hamas rule. His deputy pledged to carry on the fight.

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Yasser Abu Shabab, the 32-year-old Bedouin clan chief who led forces against Hamas, took a fatal gunshot wound while mediating a family dispute near Rafah. He was rushed to an Israeli hospital but did not survive.

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On February 18, CHI$OM posted on X about stepping back from pro-Palestine advocacy after commenters dismissed reports of violence against Nigerian Christians as fake. Nigeria leads global lists for Christian killings, with over 7,000 deaths in early 2025 from groups like Fulani militants and Boko Haram, though the government calls it general insecurity. The discussion highlights frustrations over selective attention, as Nigerians note more deaths locally than in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while some defend pro-Palestine voices and urge focus on multiple causes.

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CHI$OM shared how her support for Palestine faded when online voices called attacks on Nigerian Christians 'Zionist propaganda.' Her post struck a chord, drawing thousands who feel their pain gets overlooked.

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Kidnapped from the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, Gilboa-Dalal described in a Channel 12 News interview how a captor dragged him from a shower, assaulted him despite protests invoking Islamic prohibitions, and silenced him with weapons. He emerged emaciated with potential permanent hearing loss from tunnels and homes, as one of the last living hostages freed in an October 13 exchange. His account is the second public testimony from a male survivor of sexual abuse, amid prior reports of systematic violence against hostages.

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Guy Gilboa-Dalal froze as his naked body was groped by a Hamas guard, who then pressed a knife to his neck and rifle to his head, threatening death if he spoke. The 25-year-old endured this assault after 738 days in Gaza captivity.

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The confrontation happened Friday at a pop-up store in Piazza del Duomo during the ongoing Winter Olympics, where employee Ali Mohamed Hassan responded to customers by shouting 'Free Palestine!' and questioning 'Who is the problem?' Anti-antisemitism groups called it harassment and refusal of service, leading to police involvement and his removal from the shift. Olympics organizers addressed it immediately, stating staff should not express personal political views at work, while some online voices saw the fans as provocateurs. The incident highlights tensions at the Games, from opening ceremony boos to protests, amid the focus on alpine skiing and figure skating.

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In the bustling Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics merchandise store, a staffer's loud 'Free Palestine' chant at Israeli flag-waving fans turned a shopping trip into a heated standoff.

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CNN airs its one-hour special 'The Rise of Christian Nationalism' tonight at 8 p.m. ET/PT, reported by Pamela Brown, examining the movement's growing role with visits to Christian schools, churches, and interviews including those raised in such settings. Previews featuring an academic calling Kirk's September 10, 2025, memorial a moment when Christians were 'radicalized' by persecution ideas have prompted sharp criticism from figures like Kayleigh McEnany and Pastor Allen Jackson, who highlight Kirk's public murder as proof against claims of fabricated victimhood. The backlash underscores tensions over faith, politics, and the term's meaning amid Kirk's ongoing trial.

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Charlie Kirk's memorial after his sniper assassination last year brought thousands together in mourning and hope for revival. Now, a CNN preview linking it to radicalization has conservatives crying foul.

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Malaysia's Democratic Action Party will hold a special congress on July 12, where over 4,000 delegates vote on whether its leaders should resign from ministerial and state positions. The decision follows DAP's wipeout in the November 2025 Sabah election, amid anti-federal backlash that hurt the unity government coalition. Party secretary-general Anthony Loke called it an internal referendum, with MPs pledging to keep supporting Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim even if executives quit; nationwide polls and tours will inform delegates beforehand.

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After a crushing loss in Sabah's state election, DAP leaders face a tough choice: step down from key government roles or share the burdens of power.

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Oladoja's post asked for an African Barcelona player excluding Touré and Eto'o, sparking thousands of responses naming Seydou Keita, Alex Song, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Franck Kessié, and others like Emmanuel Amunike. Fans proved at least 18 Africans have played for the club, highlighting Barca's rich history with talents like Keita's 234 appearances and treble wins. The trivia tapped into football's global memory, blending recent loans with 90s gems amid jokes about old-school knowledge.

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A simple quiz challenged football fans: name an African player for Barcelona besides Yaya Touré and Samuel Eto'o. Replies poured in with names from midfield heroes to deep-cut squad players.

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A video resurfaced showing sports media personality Amin Elhassan demonstrating an extremely awkward jumpshot form, including unusual hand movements and follow-throughs resembling gang signs or a stroke. NBA fans and social media users ridiculed his shooting mechanics, questioning his credibility to comment on basketball despite not playing professionally.

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The Syrian singer, known as the 'Icon of the East,' performed soulful Tarab hits with a live orchestra at Mohammed Abdu Arena on February 13, packing the Boulevard venue for Riyadh Season 2026. She dazzled in a dramatic red gown and shared high-energy laughs with the crowd, while surprise guest Ebru Gündes joined for a cross-cultural duet that blended Arabic and Turkish melodies. Fans shared wristband selfies and stage videos, chanting their love as Nasri's powerful voice solidified her status as a regional star.

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Assala Nasri opened her sold-out show with a heartfelt tribute to her late father, instantly captivating thousands in a shimmering white dress under Riyadh's spotlights.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson made the remarks on February 16 during a discussion on the December 2025 Bondi Beach shooting, where ISIS-inspired attackers killed 15 at a Hanukkah event targeting Sydney's Jewish community. She linked her views to radical Islam's spread, calling for a ban on its importation and later offering a conditional apology if Muslims reject practices like sharia law. The comments drew sharp backlash from officials like Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, who called them wrong and cruel, while supporters praised her as a realist amid One Nation's polling surge to 23 percent.

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In a tense Sky News exchange, Pauline Hanson flatly asked how anyone could claim there are good Muslims, pointing to Australia's deadliest terror attack at Bondi Beach.

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Dana Eden, 52, was found dead in an Athens hotel on February 16, with Greek police treating it as a suicide during production of the Apple TV+ series' fourth season. Laurie, who starred in season three, called her brilliant and funny, but faced attacks labeling the show propaganda and him a Zionist—prompting him to block celebrators of her death and firmly deny any Zionist stance. Critics from pro-Israel voices said his denial dishonored Eden, an Israeli, while others defended his right to grieve privately without political labels. The back-and-forth shows how personal loss can ignite fierce divides online.

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Hugh Laurie shared a heartfelt tribute to his friend and Tehran co-creator Dana Eden after her sudden death. Replies quickly turned bitter, pulling him into heated accusations from all sides.

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