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Remembering Hassan Nasrallah: A Tribute to a Leader and a Legend Late Hezbollah’s leader Hassan Nasrallah and South African journalist Iqbal Passat. (Photo: supplied) By Iqbal Jassat While the Friday attack is being claimed by Netanyahu to have targeted Hezbollah’s operation center, most mainstream media fail to mention that without American arms and ammunition, its client regime would not be able to reduce residential buildings to dust. Memories of meeting Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut in 2003 flood back as Israel unleashes brutal attacks on Lebanon. Nasrallah’s spirit of resistance lives on, inspiring future generations in the face of adversity. The…

Israel continued its aggression on Lebanon. (Photo: via video grab) By Palestine Chronicle Staff Israeli warplanes continued their aggression on Lebanon and along the Syrian border, with rockets launched in retaliation. China and Iran condemned Israel’s actions, with the death toll rising in Gaza. Hezbollah denied allegations of a fighter’s assassination, while the Syrian President paid tribute to a fallen martyr. Ongoing airstrikes and rocket attacks escalate tensions in the region. Sunday, September 29, 4:15 pm (GMT+2) Various sources report continued Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon and Syria, with casualties on both sides. The situation remains tense and volatile, with calls…

At least 11 paramedics were killed by Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon. (Photo: via social media) The Lebanese Health Ministry announced plans to evacuate hospitals in southern Beirut as Israeli airstrikes escalate in the region. Israeli airstrikes have targeted health facilities in southern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of 11 medical personnel and injuries to 10 others. The Lebanese Civil Defense also reported casualties during the strikes in Beirut’s suburbs. The Health Ministry has called for the evacuation of hospitals in southern Beirut to accommodate patients from affected areas. ‘Suspend Non-Urgent Cases’ As the conflict intensifies, the ministry advises hospitals to…

Lebanon is in mourning following the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, with Prime Minister Najib Mikati declaring three days of national mourning. Flags are to be flown at half-mast in all government departments, public institutions, and municipalities. Public services will also be closed on the day of Nasrallah’s funeral, although the date has not yet been announced by Hezbollah. Meanwhile, tensions between Israel and Lebanon have escalated, with the Israeli Navy intercepting a missile from the Red Sea area and eight missiles from Lebanon landing in open areas. Israeli forces have carried out large-scale airstrikes in Lebanon, resulting in…

Israel continued its aggression on Lebanon. (Photo: via social media) Israeli Aggression on Lebanon Continues The Israeli occupation army intensified its airstrikes in Lebanon, targeting civilians in various regions, resulting in casualties and destruction. Southern Lebanon, the Bekaa Valley, and the southern suburbs of Beirut were among the areas hit by the bombardment. Several fatalities were reported, including an airstrike on an Islamic Health Authority center in Houmine al-Fawqa. The Lebanese and Syrian border regions were also targeted, with multiple towns suffering from the relentless attacks. LEBANESE SYRIAN DEFENSE: Nine Syrians were killed in an Israeli raid on the town…

Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah. (Photo: Hezbollah military media) By Palestine Chronicle Staff The recent assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli airstrike on Lebanon has sparked global condemnation. Summary: Lebanese Prime Minister announced a three-day mourning period following Nasrallah’s death, with former leaders condemning the attack. Iran declared public mourning, while voices from across the world, like Venezuela, South Africa, and Russia, expressed outrage, with the US terming it a ‘measure of justice.’ China and Germany warned of escalating violence, emphasizing stability and peace in the region. Global leaders, including those from Turkey and France, condemned Israel’s actions,…

In preparation for the local elections in October 2024, UN Women in Bosnia and Herzegovina conducted 11 training sessions for women politicians in June and July. These sessions focused on political leadership and campaign management, part of a program dedicated to empowering women in politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Led by 14 certified trainers, the sessions aimed to increase the number of women candidates in elections and their involvement in decision-making processes. Participants gained valuable skills in areas such as transformational leadership, campaign preparation, communication, voter engagement, and financial planning. The training received positive feedback, with participants expressing improved confidence…

Hezbollah confirmed the assassination of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah. (Design: Palestine Chronicle) By Palestine Chronicle Staff Israel is in anticipation of Hezbollah’s response to the assassination of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah. Hezbollah confirmed the assassination of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, stirring anticipation for their response. Nasrallah was a prominent figure in the Arab Resistance against colonialism, leaving behind a powerful legacy. Despite his absence, Hezbollah and other resistance groups are expected to uphold his values. Israeli attacks have intensified post the announcement, with further actions anticipated. Al-Qassam Brigades (Hamas) “Al-Qassam Brigades targets a Zionist Merkava tank in the southern Gaza…

In a landmark ruling, a Turkish court handed down 62 life sentences to a contractor found guilty of negligence in the construction of a building that collapsed during a devastating earthquake in southeastern Turkey in 2023. Hasan Alpargun, the contractor, was already serving time in prison and now faces an additional 865 years for “causing death and injury with possible intent.” Additionally, 34 other defendants received 25-year prison terms for non-compliance with construction standards in a hazardous area. The tragedy resulted in 96 fatalities when an apartment block constructed by Alpargun collapsed in Adana in February of last year. These…

Telegram, the popular messaging app, has recently made changes to its policies regarding data sharing with government authorities. This shift allows the platform to disclose more information about criminal suspects, including IP addresses and phone numbers, in response to valid legal requests. The decision comes after CEO Pavel Durov’s arrest in Paris on charges related to the platform’s alleged involvement in illegal activities. Despite historically refusing to cooperate with authorities, Telegram now aims to improve transparency by sharing more detailed reports on its cooperation with law enforcement. Previously praised for its commitment to user privacy, Telegram has faced criticism for…