The International Criminal Court has issued warrants for Israeli leaders, including PM Netanyahu, citing war crimes in the wake of an Israeli airstrike killing Hezbollah's spokesman. This move raises questions about enforcement and highlights global divisions over the ICC's role, with mixed reactions from France, Germany, and criticism from the UK and the US.

Iran has launched a major missile attack on Israel, firing nearly 200 ballistic missiles in a move described as 'True Promise,' escalating regional tensions. The attack, conducted without prior notice to civilian flights, raises significant concerns for the safety of commercial aviation amidst ongoing conflict.

Iran plans to activate advanced centrifuges following an IAEA resolution criticizing its nuclear program cooperation. This move comes amid escalating tensions and warnings from U.S. and Israeli officials.

The WHO reports nearly 230 health workers in Lebanon have been killed since Israel's conflict with Hezbollah erupted in October 2023. Amidst accusations and severe healthcare disruptions, Lebanon faces a dire humanitarian crisis.

Israel's military has expanded its operations into southern Lebanon as of October 2023, with recent clashes injuring eight soldiers. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides.

Lebanon has experienced 137 attacks on healthcare facilities since October 2023, leading to 65 deaths and a 47% fatality rate among health workers and patients, the highest globally. These assaults have crippled 10% of Lebanon's hospitals, severely impacting the country's healthcare capabilities as the WHO urges adherence to international humanitarian law.

In Gaza, despite the severe humanitarian crisis, the IDF prioritizes building military outposts over civilian reconstruction. This move intensifies the plight of displaced Palestinians as aid struggles to reach them.

The Israeli Knesset's new laws threaten UNRWA's crucial operations in the West Bank and Gaza, potentially disrupting vital services for nearly 6 million Palestinian refugees. Critics argue this move undermines Palestinian rights, while Israel cites security concerns over alleged Hamas ties within UNRWA.

Lebanon's 81st Independence Day sees no official celebrations amid Israeli military aggression and a two-year presidential vacancy. Prime Minister Mikati honors fallen soldiers, stressing national resilience.

Médecins Sans Frontières reports treating over 10,000 children for respiratory infections at Gaza's Nasser Hospital amid severe conflict and humanitarian crises. With winter nearing, overcrowded living conditions and lack of nutrition worsen health risks, while Gaza's healthcare system struggles under war-induced damage.

Saudi Arabia's Q3 2024 saw a 73.7% rise in investment licenses, totaling 3,810, mainly in construction, manufacturing, and IT sectors. This surge aligns with Vision 2030, boosting non-oil economic growth.

Israel is expanding military activities into Syria, constructing developments along the Alpha Line, breaching a ceasefire agreement. This move, part of a strategy to control the Golan Heights, stirs regional tensions amid ongoing conflicts.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has denounced the ICC's arrest warrant for Israeli PM Netanyahu, planning to invite him to Hungary despite the warrant. Orbán called the ICC's actions 'cynical,' stressing Hungary won't enforce the arrest, while other ICC states like Spain and Ireland pledge compliance.

The Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art launched 'Eye to Eye,' an exhibition unveiling over 120 notable works by artists like Picasso and Warhol, unseen for decades. This event provides Iranians rare access to global art, reflecting a cultural shift amidst eased social restrictions under President Pezeshkian.

Sheikh Theyab bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan inaugurated the 16th Abu Dhabi Art fair, showcasing 104 galleries from 31 countries and introducing new sections. The event, running until November 24, emphasizes Abu Dhabi's role in the global art scene and features a significant number of first-time participants, highlighting the UAE's expanding art market.

The ICC has issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Gallant, alleging crimes against humanity related to the Gaza conflict. This move has sparked mixed international reactions, with Human Rights Watch praising it as a breakthrough, while some nations see it as overreach.

Israeli forces killed Jihad Qatouni during a raid in the Al-Ain refugee camp, intensifying West Bank tensions. The raid also saw three arrests and injuries, amid a backdrop of escalating violence.

Yasmin al-Masri's desperate search for her husband Ahmed, missing since an Israeli raid on Gaza, highlights the humanitarian crisis in the region. Families face dire conditions, with shortages in food, medical care, and aid, exacerbated by ongoing violence and blockades.

The war in Gaza has devastated infrastructure, leaving Palestinians without homes while the IDF builds new military outposts. Logistical challenges hinder aid, with only 11 of 109 trucks reaching Gaza.