Palestinian Red Crescent reports strikes near Al-Quds Hospital

The Palestinian Red Crescent on Tuesday, October 31, reported new Israeli airstrikes on the area around Al-Quds Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip.

Terrorist organizations burn buses heading to Kefraya and al-Fouaa to evacuate humanitarian cases

Terrorists of Jabhat al-Nusra and Ahrar al-Sham targeted buses heading towards Idleb province to evacuate sick and wounded people from the terrorist-besieged towns of Kefraya and al-Fouaa.

Civilians evacuated from Aleppo hospital

Nearly 150 civilians, most with disabilities or in need of medical care, have been evacuated from a hospital in Aleppo's Old City overnight.

Via the Turkish Red Crescent (Kizilay): EU launches its largest aid project for Syrian refugees

The European Union (EU) launched Monday its largest humanitarian aid program allocating a monthly electronic cash grant via the Turkish Red Crescent (Kizilay) for one million Syrian refugees in Turkey.

Staffan de Mistura stresses importance of continuing delivery of humanitarian aid in Syria

UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura affirmed the importance of continuing to deliver humanitarian aid to people in need in Syria.

First Humanitarian Convoy Enters Village in Besieged Syria's Idlib

The first humanitarian convoy consisting of four trucks carrying aid collected by Syrian charities and the International Red Cross and Red Crescent arrived on Sunday in the village of Foua (northwestern Syria, Idlib governorate), a source in the local militia told RIA Novosti.

Saudi coalition bombs Houthi-held camp in Yemen's Taizz

Saudi-led warplanes on Wednesday bombed a military camp held by Yemen's Shiite Houthi militant group in central Yemen's Taizz city, a local military source has said.

UN Announces 12-Hour Truce in Benghazi

The United Nations said Wednesday that pro-government forces and Islamist militias fighting for control of Libya's key eastern city of Benghazi had agreed to a humanitarian truce.

Red Crescent calls for ceasefire in Benghazi (Humanitarian group calls for truce to allow evacuation of families)

The Red Crescent in Libya has called for a ceasefire in the eastern city of Benghazi to allow the evacuation of families trapped by street fighting between an alliance of militia groups and pro-government forces.
Banks, government offices, supermarkets and some hospitals were closed in Libya's second-largest city on on Thursday, the second day of the clashes.
War planes, which residents of the city say are Egyptian, continued to bomb suspected positions of the militias, who wish to implement Islamic law in the country.