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Israel has occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank since 1967. The international community considers Israeli settlements established in occupied Palestinian territory to be illegal under international law.
According to the statement made by the Jerusalem Governorship, the usurper Israelis attacked the water well belonging to the Bir al-Maskub Bedouin community in the east of Jerusalem.
In the statement, it was stated that the well was the source of water used by the residents of Bir al-Meskub and the surrounding Bedouin communities for their daily needs and to water their animals.
It was stated that the aggressive Israelis had been throwing some objects into the well for the last few weeks.
In the statement, it was emphasized that these attacks threatened the water source used by Bedouin communities in the region.
It was pointed out that the Israelis targeted the water resources of the Bedouin communities in the region in order to displace the Palestinians.
According to Palestinian official sources, Israelis carried out 628 attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank throughout August.
Since October 2023, when Israel launched its attacks on the Gaza Strip, there has been a serious increase in raids and attacks on Palestinians by Israeli soldiers and Israelis who usurped Palestinian lands in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Israel has occupied the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, since 1967. The international community considers illegal Israeli settlements established in occupied Palestinian territory to be illegal under international law.
According to Palestinian statistics, there are approximately 750 thousand Israelis in the occupied West Bank in 141 illegal settlements and 224 illegal settlements established by Jewish groups and considered "illegal" according to Israeli laws. Approximately 250 thousand of them live in 15 settlements in occupied East Jerusalem.

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy announced that the East-West pipeline was attacked on September 10 and was closed as a precaution. After the attack, emergency teams started security efforts. While the pipeline plays a critical role as an alternative to the Strait of Hormuz, the Houthis' advance in Bab al-Mandab and Perim Island and the drop in Saudi oil supplies to a 30-year low threaten global energy and maritime trade.

Speaking to American CNN, two US officials claimed that the oil pipeline system in Saudi Arabia was hit with various ammunition and that the attack was carried out with unmanned aerial vehicles taken off from Iraq. While it is stated that fire and smoke were observed at the pump stations in the satellite images in the region, the exact extent of the damage and the repair time have not yet been determined.
Lebanese security forces captured Suleiman Hilal Assad, cousin of former Syrian leader Bashar Assad, during an operation against a drug warehouse in the Bekaa Valley. The Syrian administration requested Assad's extradition due to charges related to murder and drug trafficking committed in Syria. Lebanon handed over former Syrian Major General Adel Issa to Syria in August, and now cooperation on the extradition of members of the former regime is increasing.

George Desmond Kamurasi, who plays football for the SE Dons team in England, rejected the offer to ascend to the throne of the Tooro Kingdom in Uganda. Kamurasi, who was nominated by the Royal Succession Committee, chose to continue his football career.
Yazuri, a member of the General Military Council of the Qassam Brigades and Commander of the Khan Younis Brigade, lost his life in Israel's attack on the Mevasi region in the south of Gaza. The Israeli army confirmed that two other people, along with Yazuri, were killed in the attack.

BRICS leaders meeting in New Delhi are discussing whether the group can be an alternative to the Western-centered order. Experts state that economic size has difficulty turning into political power and that the real value of the group is to create a platform for the Global South.