New video published by Al Jazeera on September 10 shows Houthi forces advancing along Yemen's southern Red Sea coast, marking a significant development in the ongoing conflict. The duration of the video was 1 minute 28 seconds.
In parallel, Israeli strikes continue to transform parts of Gaza and Lebanon. Earlier footage from September 8 showed Israeli strikes devastating homes and displacing families across Gaza, while separate video documented Israeli strikes turning a Lebanese city into a ‘ghost town’.
In Bangkok, protests took place outside the Israeli embassy on September 10, with demonstrators voicing anger over Israeli tourists described as ‘badly behaved’. Video of the protest, lasting 1 minute 24 seconds, showed crowds gathering outside the diplomatic mission.
Drone footage also emerged on September 10 showing the aftermath of a deadly ferry fire off the coast of the Philippines, providing a stark aerial view of the vessel.
Other developments in recent days include Qatar's response to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s characterisation of the Gulf state as a ‘hostile state’. That video, published September 8, ran for 1 minute 27 seconds. Separately, calls have grown for an investigation after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents attacked protesters, according to a September 10 report.
In a notable diplomatic move, the United Kingdom announced a ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements, which one commentator described as ‘a bit too late, but important’. The United States has confirmed it will not join the UK ban. The UK's decision and the US position were both reported by Al Jazeera on September 8.
A museum heist involving Renoir paintings valued at $10.5 million was also reported, with the artworks still missing.