A top CIA official posted a pro-Palestine image on Facebook two weeks after Hamas attacked Israel, FT reports.

The CIA’s associate deputy director for analysis changed her Facebook cover photo on October 21 to an image of a man waving a Palestinian flag that is often used in stories criticising Israel.

The Financial Times has decided not to name her after the intelligence agency expressed concern about her safety.

In a separate Facebook post, the senior intelligence official also published a selfie with a sticker saying “Free Palestine” superimposed on the photograph. One person familiar with the image said it was posted to Facebook years ago and long before the current conflict.

“The officer is a career analyst with extensive background in all aspects of the Middle East and this post [of the Palestinian flag] was not intended to express a position on the conflict,” said the person familiar with the situation.

This person added that the senior official had also published posts on Facebook taking a stand against antisemitism. 

Hamas hands over Israeli citizen Mia Leimberg with her dog to the Red Cross.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan told NATO counterparts on Tuesday he was working hard on Sweden's NATO ratification which is currently being debated by the Turkish parliament and provided a likely timeline of before year-end for the Nordic country to formally join the alliance, a senior State Department official said to Reuters.

Footage reveals decomposed bodies of premature babies in Al-Nasser Hospital in Gaza.

Israeli army forced the parents to go away and babies were left in the hospital to die.

Last week, Khaled Nabhan, a grandfather who lives in Gaza, faced the worst nightmare of his life: his two grandchildren, just 3 and 5, were killed due to Israeli military strikes.

Khaled says his grandchildren Reem and Tarek were “the soul of my soul.”

Reporting by CNN from Gaza.

The UN Assembly calls on Israel to withdraw from all occupied territories and Golan Heights and to return to the borders that existed on June 4, 1967.

A total of 91 countries voted in favor of the document, including Russia, Brazil, India, China and Saudi Arabia.

Eight countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom, voted against.

62 countries abstained.

Reports claim Russian Major General Vladimir Vasilievich Zavadsky was killed by a mine explosion yesterday.

The first footage of the combat use of Leopard 1A5 tank in Ukraine.

The tank was damaged and abandoned by Ukrainian crew.

A secretive CIA office has been coordinating the retrieval of crashed UFOs around the world for decades, Daily Mail reports.

One source said that at least nine apparent 'non-human craft' have been recovered by the US government – some wrecked from a crash, and two completely intact.

Office of Global Access (OGA), a wing of the Central Intelligence Agency's Science and Technology Directorate, has played a central role since 2003 in orchestrating the collection of what could be alien spacecraft.

The CIA has a 'system in place that can discern UFOs while they're still cloaked' and special military units are sent to salvage the wreckage, sources said.

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius:

If Donald Trump wins next year's US presidential election, it would be a “catastrophe” for Europe.

Whoever comes to the White House, one case would be a catastrophe, the other case would be much better.

An American V-22 Osprey tiltrotor military aircraft crashed into the sea near Kagoshima Prefecture in Japan, with 8 people on board.

A top Sudanese general has said the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is sending supplies to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), publicly accusing the UAE of involvement in its war with its powerful paramilitary rival for the first time.

"We have information from intelligence, military intelligence, and the diplomatic circuit that the UAE sends planes to support the Janjaweed," General Yassir al-Atta said in a speech to members of the General Intelligence Service in Omdurman.

Atta said the UAE had funnelled unspecified supplies to the RSF through Uganda, the Central African Republic (CAR) and Chad. Support had arrived this week through the airport in Chad's capital Ndjamena, having previously come through Amdjarass.

"We warn any country that participates in supporting this rebellion that what goes around comes around," Atta said, to cheers from intelligence officers.

Eyewitnesses have said the RSF has used drones and more advanced artillery than it had at the start of the conflict. RSF sources have said the force seized the weaponry from army bases.

The US is reportedly discussing with Greece the sale of a total of 75,000 artillery shells from the Hellenic Armed Forces’ stockpile as part of the effort to replenish Ukrainian ammunition in the war against Russia.

The Americans will buy a total of 50,000 105 mm caliber, 20,000 155 mm caliber and 5,000 larger 203 mm caliber projectiles and negotiations are in the final phase.

The total price negotiated by the Greek side is $47 million.

Brazilian volunteers of Ukrainian Army repulse Russian attacks in the Serebryan Forestry in the direction of Kreminnaya (Luhansk region).

BBC analysis of Türkiye's Africa policy:

As Western powers reduce their presence and influence in Africa, Türkiye is using trade, aid and education organizations to penetrate the continent.

Türkiye has branded itself as an "Afro-Eurasian country".

Elon Musk on Hamas inviting him to Gaza:

Seems a bit dangerous there right now, but I do believe that a long-term prosperous Gaza is good for all sides.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Netanyahu, who committed one of the worst atrocities of the last century in Gaza, has already written his name in history as the "Butcher of Gaza".

This black stain is not only on Netanyahu's forehead, but on the foreheads of all those who unconditionally support him.

By fueling anti-Semitism with his killings in Gaza, Netanyahu jeopardizes the security of the Israeli people and all Jews.

Turkish President Erdogan:

My heartfelt congratulations to Spain, the only European state to act with a conscience on Gaza.

Most of the atrocities committed by Israelis go unreported in Israeli media, says Israeli journalist and author Gideon Levy.

Levy also suggested that "change will not come from within the Israeli society," arguing that a shift regarding the Israeli occupation of Palestine will only occur when Israelis begin to face consequences.