A 37-year-old Palestinian man has been remanded in custody in Greece after allegedly planning a terrorist attack targeting interests linked to Israel, with investigators continuing to examine claims of coercion and recruitment

A 37-year-old Palestinian man accused of membership in Hamas and plotting an attack against Israeli interests appeared before an Athens court on Thursday

37-year-old Palestinian suspect linked to Hamas was transferred to the headquarters of the Athens Police Directorate after arrest in a joint counterterrorism operation and evidence seizures in Greece.

Authorities said the 37-year-old alleged Hamas cadre had links to suspects arrested in Cyprus and was under surveillance as authorities examined evidence of bomb-making activity and a possible plot targeting Israeli interests

Authorities say 37-year-old suspect had links to individuals detained in Cyprus as investigators examine seized electronic devices and possible connections to a larger militant network

The vessels carrying the activists were reportedly carrying aid for Gaza

Mitsotakis pointed to encouraging news regarding the Strait of Hormuz, stressing the importance of keeping this vital maritime passage open and free of transit fees or disruptions, given its critical role in the global economy

Israel’s parliament has approved legislation introducing the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks in military courts, drawing international criticism, legal challenges, and sharp responses from Palestinian leaders and armed groups

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, urging de-escalation across the region and stressing the need to keep humanitarian aid flowing into Gaza.

Israel intensified its military strikes on the Gaza Strip, killing at least 31 Palestinians, including six children, according to Palestinian medical sources. Despite a ceasefire agreement, the number of strikes and casualties recorded within a few hours marks the deadliest escalation in recent weeks, residents and officials said. An Israeli drone strike hit a vehicle […]

U.S. President Donald Trump said he supports a newly appointed Palestinian technocratic body to govern Gaza during a fragile ceasefire’s second phase, as mediators prepare to tackle disarmament, further Israeli withdrawal and post-war governance

Ali Shaath, chosen to administer Gaza under a U.S.-backed plan, says war debris could be pushed into the Mediterranean to create new land and speed reconstruction. He aims to clear rubble in three years and rebuild the enclave within seven

Over 200 international artists, actors, and athletes call for the release of Marwan Barghouti, imprisoned in Israel since 2002, citing human rights concerns and likening him to Nelson Mandela.

The dean submitted photographic evidence to the authorities showing two individuals painting the slogan on university property.

The groups had called for a rally in downtown Syntagma square on the occasion of the one-year anniversary of the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar

The statement followed a meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs between Gerapetritis and the Palestinian Foreign Minister Varsen Aghabekian Shahin.

Reports from the region and Europe claim that some 20 Israeli naval vessels approached the flotilla of more than 40 boats carrying aid and pro-Palestinian activists

A U.S. judge ruled the Trump administration violated the First Amendment by targeting noncitizen pro-Palestinian campus activists for arrest, detention, and deportation

The suspect, who says he is homeless and has previous run-ins with the authorities, now faces charges of attempted homicide, causing severe bodily harm, and violence against officers.