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In the midst of escalating tensions, all shelters in Haifa were opened and beaches were closed as reported by Hebrew Channel 12. The “Manot” settlement also suffered serious damage to a poultry barn, prompting firefighting crews into action. Meanwhile, the beaches of Tiberias were shut down due to security concerns, with the aim of preventing a potential threat to millions of settlers. Opposition leader Yair Lapid showed support for the Israeli government’s attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israeli Army Radio confirmed that no casualties were reported among settlers following rocket fire and drone attacks in the north of the occupied…

The Ministry of Health in Gaza Strip reported a staggering death toll of 40,334 and 93,356 wounded as a result of the Israeli aggression since October 7. Five massacres against families in the Gaza Strip led to 69 martyrs and 212 injuries in the past 48 hours. Tragically, there are still victims trapped under rubble and on roads, with emergency crews unable to reach them. The situation remains dire in Gaza as the violence continues. Our hearts go out to the victims and their families, as we condemn the senseless violence and call for peace and justice in the region.…

Hamas calls for global support for Gaza, Al-Quds, and Al-Aqsa Mosque Hamas has urged the Palestinian people, Arab nation, and people worldwide to unite and demonstrate on August 24 in solidarity with Gaza, Al-Quds, and the Holy Al-Aqsa Mosque. On the 55th anniversary of the burning of Al-Aqsa Mosque, Hamas emphasized the importance of supporting the Palestinian people in their struggle to defend Palestine and liberate Al-Aqsa Mosque. The movement called for increased support and solidarity with the people of Gaza and Al-Quds, emphasizing that there is no legitimacy for the occupation of any part of Al-Aqsa Mosque. This call…

The Vital Role of the Environment Sector in Yemen’s Health Defense Last updated Aug 20, 2024 12:50 AM In a recent meeting, Dr. Ali Abdulkarim Shaiban, the Minister of Health and Environment of the Sanaa Government, highlighted the crucial role of the environment sector in the ongoing biological war against Yemen. Dr. Shaiban underlined the significance of merging the environment sector with the health sector to strengthen the country’s defense against various health threats faced by the Yemeni population. He praised the sector’s efforts in managing pests, epidemics, and the aftermath of biological attacks, emphasizing its continuous support in mitigating…

Last updated Aug 19, 2024 10:20 PM Laqmoush tribes in Shabwa province, Yemen, have given a deadline to UAE factions to reveal the fate of tribe members detained in Aden’s secret prisons for eight years. The tribes demand the release of kidnapped sons and threaten escalation if no action is taken. Showing solidarity with Abyan province, the tribes call for transparency in the case of Ali Ashal Al-Jaadani. There is a growing movement in Yemen to uncover the truth about those held in secret prisons by UAE-backed factions. The tribes are pressing the Saudi-led coalition and the UAE-backed Southern Transitional…

Last updated Aug 19, 2024 8:13 PM The Supreme Judicial Council in Sanaa has approved the formation of a committee to study the establishment of economic courts, focusing on legal and practical aspects essential for judicial field work. In a meeting, the Council discussed justice and human rights issues in the government program and emphasized the need for coordination between the judiciary and the government to address national tasks and challenges. Additionally, the annual operational plan for the Higher Judicial Institute for the year 1446 AH was approved during the Council’s session. This decision aims to enhance the efficiency and…

In a recent report by UNICEF, it has been disclosed that the malnutrition crisis in Yemen has worsened in areas under the control of the Saudi-led coalition. The number of children suffering from acute malnutrition has increased by 34%, impacting over 600,000 children with 120,000 suffering from severe malnutrition. The rising malnutrition rates are attributed to disease outbreaks, food insecurity, limited access to safe water, and economic decline. The situation is expected to reach alarming levels by October unless immediate action is taken. The coalition-backed Yemeni government is facing backlash for corruption and mismanagement of public funds, exacerbating the economic…

The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported a grim update on the casualties resulting from the Israeli aggression. Since October 7, the death toll has reached 40,139 martyrs, with 92,743 others wounded. The ministry’s daily report highlighted three recent massacres involving families in Gaza, resulting in 40 fatalities and 134 injuries within 24 hours. Some victims remain trapped under debris, inaccessible to rescue teams. In a sorrowful turn of events, journalist Ibrahim Marwan Muhareb became the 169th journalist martyr in Gaza, adding to the escalating toll on media personnel in the region. These heartbreaking statistics shed light on the ongoing…

In a recent development, Netanyahu’s government has instructed the Israeli occupation forces to escalate their actions in Khan Yunis and Rafah in the Gaza Strip. The goal behind this move is to strengthen Israel’s negotiating position in the ongoing ceasefire talks. According to the Hebrew website “Walla,” the Israeli security apparatus is adamant about keeping the option to resume hostilities with Hamas and not halt the conflict in Gaza. As tensions mount in the region, it is evident that the situation remains fragile. The recent instructions from Netanyahu’s government point towards a possible escalation of conflict in the area, highlighting…

British diplomat Mark Smith recently made headlines with his resignation from his position at the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office in protest against their involvement in what he termed as “war crimes” committed by Israel in the Gaza Strip. In his resignation letter, Smith emphasized the urgent need to halt British arms sales to Israel, echoing a growing sentiment in various British political and social circles. Having served a long career in the diplomatic service, Smith expressed deep regret for having to resign, but felt compelled to do so upon realizing the potential complicity of his ministry in heinous acts.…