Author: Roya News Team

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported a devastating toll of 39 martyrs and 58 injured in Gaza due to six massacres by the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) in the last 24 hours. Despite the grim numbers, the Ministry highlighted the challenges faced in rescuing victims as the IOF hindered ambulance and civil defense crews. The total death toll from the ongoing “Israeli” aggression stands at a staggering 34,943 martyrs and 78,572 injuries since October 7, 2023. These attacks continue to take a heavy toll on innocent lives and the infrastructure of the region. The situation remains dire as victims are…

A devastating fire has erupted in an agricultural area spanning 200 dunams in Al-Mafraq governorate, specifically in Al-Sarhan village, as reported by Roya’s correspondent. Civil defense teams are currently on-site working diligently to contain and extinguish the flames, while security forces are overseeing the situation and advising citizens to avoid approaching the fire. The rapid response from authorities is crucial in preventing further damage to the environment and nearby communities. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but the immediate focus is on bringing the situation under control and ensuring the safety of individuals in the vicinity. \…

The Israeli Occupation government has increased its budget by nearly 12 billion Shekels (USD 3.2 billion) in April, reaching seven percent of the GDP. This surge in spending is mainly attributed to the ongoing aggression against the Gaza Strip, leading to a wider deficit and a decrease in tax revenues. The government’s expenses in the first four months of the year have already risen by 36 percent compared to the previous year, totaling 195.3 billion Shekels (USD 52 billion). With the conflict in Gaza continuing for over 200 days, the estimated cost of military operations has reached 60 billion Shekels…

The “Israeli” war cabinet is convening tonight to address the Biden administration’s decision to halt a weapons shipment ahead of a potential invasion of Rafah in Gaza. Following this, the national security cabinet will also meet, as reported by “The Times of Israel.” Netanyahu’s vow to defend Gaza with everything they have echoes the sentiment of the Israeli officials towards the US pause. President Biden cautioned Netanyahu against a wide-scale incursion into Rafah, threatening to stop the shipment of “offensive weapons.” Prior to this, senior “Israeli” officials expressed frustration with the US decision, warning that it could impede ceasefire negotiations…

A historic moment for Jordan as Moody’s credit rating agency raised the country’s long-term sovereign credit rating from B1 to Ba3 with a stable outlook after 21 years. This upgrade signifies the resilience of Jordan’s economy in the face of regional and global challenges. Moody’s attributed the rating increase to Jordan’s effective public financial management, macroeconomic policies, and risk mitigation measures that have strengthened the country’s ability to withstand external shocks. The proactive policies, including responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and other global challenges, have reinforced Jordan’s resilience amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions in the region. Finance Minister Dr. Mohammad Al…

Israeli officials are expressing deep frustration with the Biden administration’s decision to pause a weapons shipment to Israel, potentially jeopardizing negotiations for a ceasefire with Hamas. The US is worried about a ground invasion of Rafah, Gaza, where 1.5 million displaced Palestinians reside. The Israeli Occupation Forces recently moved into Rafah and captured the Palestinian side of the Rafah Border Crossing. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin stated that while they will ensure Israel’s defense, they are reviewing security assistance shipments in light of the situation in Rafah. The tensions between Netanyahu and Biden have been escalating over the past seven months…

In the midst of the ongoing Israeli Occupation aggression against Gaza, the Ministry of Health reported a devastating increase in casualties. The death toll has reached 34,844, with 78,404 injured since the aggression began. The statement highlighted seven recent massacres by the Israeli Occupation, resulting in 55 deaths and 200 injuries within the past 24 hours. Tragically, many victims remain trapped under rubble or on roads, inaccessible to rescue teams. The Health Ministry has urged families of martyrs and missing persons to register their data for accurate records. As the Israeli Occupation aggression continues into its 215th day with fresh…

The Israeli Minister of Defense, Yoav Gallant, has declared that the military operation in Rafah will continue until Hamas is eliminated or the first hostage is recovered. Gallant stated that the Israeli government is willing to make concessions to retrieve the captives, but if that option fails, the operation will be intensified to crush Hamas. In a meeting with Israeli Occupation Forces stationed on the Gaza border, Gallant emphasized the necessity of eliminating Hamas in Rafah and the entire Gaza Strip. He ordered the IDF to enter the Rafah area and conduct missions until the goal is achieved. Gallant stressed…

In a recent statement, Bassam Al-Sarhan, Chairman of Jordan’s Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC), revealed that disruptions in internet frequencies and GPS maps in the country were caused by drone activities linked to Iranian attacks on Israeli Occupation. Speaking at the Government Communication Forum, Sarhan highlighted the unprecedented regional war conditions and compared the situation to previous conflicts like the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. He emphasized the TRC’s commitment to following established procedures in addressing interference issues and communicating with relevant countries. Citizens have reported experiencing disruptions in mapping applications and other online services, indicating the impact of these disturbances on daily life.…

Jordan Condemns Attack on Gaza Aid Convoy by Radical Settlers Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi strongly denounced the recent attack on a Jordanian aid convoy heading towards Gaza, blaming radical settlers for committing the crime without any challenge from Israeli authorities. Safadi held the Israeli government accountable for the incident and called on the UN Security Council to take effective action to ensure the safety of aid convoys and workers. In another statement, Safadi criticized the Israeli government for occupying the Rafah crossing and preventing humanitarian aid from reaching the starving population in Gaza. He demanded that Israeli Prime Minister…