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CAIR has condemned efforts to silence Emmy nominee Bisan Owda over her Gaza genocide documentary. The controversy stems from allegations linking Owda to a terrorist group, which NATAS has dismissed. CAIR highlights an increase in anti-Muslim incidents and calls for justice.

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the Kuril Islands, Russia, triggering an eruption of the long-dormant Raikoke volcano. The earthquake was felt widely, causing damage and sending ash plumes into the atmosphere. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely for further risks to air travel and local ecosystems.

Ismail Haniyeh, a key leader of Hamas, was assassinated in Tehran, according to sources from Hamas and Iran's foreign ministry. This significant event has escalated the already tense situation in the Middle East. Haniyeh, a central figure in Hamas for nearly two decades, was in Iran for a diplomatic visit when he was attacked. This incident follows a series of intensified conflicts between Israel and Hamas.

The Ford Foundation vehemently denies allegations of financing 16 NGOs to incite violence in Kenya. Reaffirming its non-partisan stance, the foundation rejects claims by President Ruto and underscores its dedication to promoting democratic values and social justice. The organization commits to continuous support for initiatives fostering peace and equity in Kenya.

A High Court in Kenya has declared the shooting of Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharif by a police officer illegal and unconstitutional, ordering compensation for his family. The judge found that Sharif's rights were violated and directed further investigation into the officers involved.

In a dramatic turn of events, Bolivia has successfully intercepted a military coup attempt. Arrests include former general commander Juan Jose Zuniga and navy head Juan Arnez Salvador, just two days after Zuniga threatened ex-president Evo Morales on television. This development has led to criminal charges and harsh sentences, drawing widespread international condemnation and calls to uphold democracy.

Kenyan President William Ruto has unexpectedly withdrawn from the upcoming Global Peace Leadership Summit in Seoul. His absence raises questions given Kenya's vital role in regional peace efforts. Speculations abound, with reasons ranging from economic woes to diplomatic strains. The summit proceeds, yet Ruto's exit leaves significant implications for Kenya's global standing.

The UN Security Council has called for urgent discussions following an Israeli airstrike in Rafah that resulted in the deaths of 45 Palestinians and over 200 wounded. High-profile figures have condemned the attack, igniting global controversy. The ongoing conflict, triggered by a Hamas attack on Israel, has resulted in significant casualties on both sides.

Severe turbulence struck a Singapore Airlines flight traveling from London to Singapore, leading to an emergency landing in Bangkok. The incident tragically resulted in the death of one passenger and injured over 30 others. The airline has extended their condolences to the affected families and is providing necessary support.