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Sagittarius. Your daily horoscope: November 29, 2025

  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY A project you had to put on hold a while back can be started up again over the next few months. The most likely reason you were held back is because you were not quite ready to give it your all – but now you are, so dive right in! ARIES (March 21 - April 20): Those around you may be running here, there and everywhere this weekend but you must stay calm. You may have no real idea what is going on but if you keep your brain switched on and refuse to panic then no harm will come to you. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): Keep telling yourself that its’s okay to see things differently to most other people and keep acting according to your beliefs. Others may say you are flirting with disaster but disaster is more likely if you don’t know your own mind. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): If you have put off making a move on the work front in recent weeks now you can start looking at ways to improve your position. Unlike some of your rivals you have kept your powder dry and ...
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Gaza Aid at Risk Amid Rafah Assault

The United Nations has raised concerns that humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip may come to a halt within days due to the escalating ground conflict in Rafah. Israeli forces have intensified their operations, capturing key areas and disrupting vital aid corridors.

  • UN Warns of Aid Cessation: The UN cautions that the Gaza Strip’s aid could stop soon as Israeli troops advance into Rafah, a critical aid passage.
  • Rafah Under Siege: Israeli tanks have taken control of Rafah’s main road, isolating the city’s eastern part and prompting a large-scale civilian evacuation.
  • Humanitarian Crisis Looms: With supplies dwindling, UN agencies warn of a dire situation, with fuel and food stocks rapidly depleting.
  • International Tensions Rise: The conflict has led to a significant rift between Israel and the United States, with the latter blocking some military aid to Israel.

The situation in Rafah remains precarious, with residents facing constant bombardment and a lack of safe refuge. The international community watches closely as ceasefire talks have yet to yield a resolution to the hostilities.

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