Top 5 - Mon, Aug, 31, 2015 - 09:00 GMT
1. Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani says terrorism will not be eradicated as long as it is used as a tool in the hands of global powers.
2. A charity organization warns that a children’s hospital in Yemen’s capital Sana’a is facing imminent closure, due to supply shortages caused by the Saudi blockade.
3. An Israeli politician slams Prime Minister Netanyahu’s policies, saying Tel Aviv should have allowed a hunger striking Palestinian inmate to die in prison.
4. European Union leaders call for action to defend the dignity of refugees ahead of fresh emergency talks over the escalating crisis.
5. A new poll shows that more than half of British people support a referendum on a possible exit from the European Union by 2017.
Palestinians inspect rubble of destroyed building in Rafah
Displaced Gazans cornered at Egypt border as Israel’s Rafah invasion looms
Smoke rises from Gaza as fighting continues
Testimonies from released Palestinians reveal beatings in Israeli jails
Thousands of flights cancelled in Europe amid strike by French workers
Iran urges US to stop support for Israel as university revolt spreads
Gaza faces imminent famine as people starving to death: UN warns
North Korea to stand up to sanctions, bolster military power: Official
Hezbollah says 2,000 Israeli forces killed, injured in operations since Gaza war began
War of wills: Iran army chief vows crushing response to any aggression
April 24: ‘Axis of Resistance’ operations against Israeli occupation
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