Photo shows the artefacts that were allegedly stolen from a museum in Sohag University, Egypt, undated photo. Four people have been arrested in the Egyptian province of Sohag over the theft of 59 artefacts from the archaeological museum at Sohag University. (Egypt's Ministry of Interior/Newsflash)

Students Seized After Father Helped Them Raid Ancient Egyptian Museum

• Post author:Alice Amelia Thomas
• Post published:October 30, 2022

Three students and one of their dads have been seized by Egyptian police after they carried out a bungled heist at an archaeological museum packed with ancient artefacts. The raid…

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Photo shows the inscription and family emblem of Adrian von Bubenberg in the Holy Complex on Mount Zion, Jerusalem, Israel. Written sources record that Adrian von Bubenberg came on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 1466. (Shai Halevy, Israel Antiquities Authority/Newsflash)

Nobleman’s Medieval Graffiti Found In Jerusalem Holy Tomb

• Post author:William McGee
• Post published:October 26, 2022

Graffiti drawn by a knight from the Middle Ages has been discovered more than 500 years later in King David's Tomb in Jerusalem. A charcoal scrawling shows the name of…

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A girl lies on a hospital bed in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, in an undated photo. She was reportedly attacked by a bear in a zoo. (Newsflash)

Zoo Bear Bites Off Three-Year Old Girl’s Arm

• Post author:William McGee
• Post published:October 25, 2022

A terrified three-year-old girl had her arm bitten off by a bear when she put it into the beast's enclosure in a city zoo. The girl had been visiting the…

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Basmala Osama Ali Othman, 9, poses in an undated photo. She died after her teacher allegedly hit her in the head with a stick for making a spelling mistake in Dakahlia, Cairo, Egypt. (Newsflash)

Nine-Year-Old Girl Dies After Teacher Beat Her For Spelling Mistake

• Post author:Joseph Golder
• Post published:October 24, 2022

A nine-year-old schoolgirl has died in Egypt after her teacher reportedly beat her over the head with a stick for making a spelling mistake. Her father claims that school staff…

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Image shows Malta's fattest hedgehog Garfield, undated photo. She was put on a strict diet and exercise regime in October 2022. (Nature Trust-FEE Malta Wildlife Rescue Team/Newsflash)

Malta’s Heftiest Hedgehog Dies Of Liver Failure

• Post author:Alice Amelia Thomas
• Post published:October 21, 2022

Malta's fattest hedgehog - who was so big at one point that she was unable to even walk - has died of liver failure. Garfield the hedgehog was last seen…

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The General Directorate of Border Guard of Saudi Arabia returns a sea turtle back to its environment in Umluj governorate in Tabuk Region, Saudi Arabia, undated video. The sea turtle was found buried in the sand. (@BG994/Newsflash)

Sea Creature Found Half-Buried In Sand

• Post author:Joseph Golder
• Post published:October 19, 2022

These images show a large sea turtle that was found half-buried on a beach in Saudi Arabia. The turtle was reportedly unable to move on its own and required help…

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Iranian Army Commander Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi poses in an undated photo. He stressed on Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022, that the army will not permit any interference and aggression by any foreign powers in the country's internal affairs. (Newsflash)

Army Commander Points Finger At USA And Israel, Saying Iran Will Not Allow Foreign Interference

• Post author:Joseph Golder
• Post published:October 17, 2022

The head of the Iranian army has pointed the finger at the USA and Israel and said that the country's Armed Forces will not allow any foreign interference or aggression…

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Picture shows the 44 pure gold coins, undated. The coins minted between 602 and 641 AD was discovered during an archaeological excavation by the Antiquities Authority at the Banius site within the Hermon River Nature Reserve, Israel. (Dafna Gazit, Antiquities Authority/Newsflash)

Incredible Discovery Of 44 Solid Gold Coins Dating Back 1,400 Years

• Post author:Joseph Golder
• Post published:October 7, 2022

A team of archaeologists in Israel has unearthed 44 Byzantine solid gold coins hidden under a wall 1,400 years ago. Experts believe the coins were stashed around the time of…

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Photo shows a scene from the ceremony for the reopening of The Tree of the Virgin Mary, one of the most prominent Christian sites in Egypt, in Cairo, Egypt, Sunday, Sept. 18, 2022. (@tourismandantiq/Newsflash)

Ancient Virgin Mary Tree Site Reopens

• Post author:Georgina Jedikovska
• Post published:September 30, 2022

A site housing an ancient sycamore tree said to have sheltered the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus has been reopened in Egypt after a painstaking restoration. The special park dedicated…

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Iranian journalist, Niloofar Hamedi, poses in undated photo. She has been arrested in Tehran, Iran. (@Kamfirouzi/Newsflash)

Iranian Women Journalists Arrested For Publishing Stories About Mahsa Amini And Covering Protests

• Post author:Ipek Acar
• Post published:September 30, 2022

Iranian police have arrested at least two women journalists involved in publishing the story of Mehsa Amini who died after being arrested and allegedly beaten for wearing a hijab incorrectly.…

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