Author: Roya News Team

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has criticized Western powers for allegedly supporting “Israeli” military actions against Lebanon. In a speech to lawmakers, Erdogan accused Western powers of backing Israel’s plans and warned against the potential escalation of conflict in the region. Erdogan also condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s actions, calling them “pathetic” and expressing concern over the consequences of Netanyahu’s plans for Lebanon. Netanyahu had announced a transition in military operations from Gaza to the northern border, citing defensive measures. Meanwhile, Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan cautioned Greece and Cyprus against involvement in regional conflicts, citing concerns about militarization…

UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, Martin Griffiths, raised concerns about the potential escalation of violence from Gaza to Lebanon, describing it as “potentially apocalyptic.” Griffiths, whose term is ending soon, warned of a dangerous flashpoint that could have devastating consequences. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported four massacres in the Gaza Strip by the Israeli Occupation Forces, resulting in 60 deaths and 140 injuries within 24 hours. The Ministry expressed concerns about trapped victims and hindered rescue efforts by the IOF. The total death toll from the ongoing Israeli aggression has reached 37,718 martyrs and 86,377 injuries since October 7,…

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant issued a strong warning to Hamas during his visit to the United States, stating that the militant group must accept the ceasefire and prisoner exchange proposal or face the consequences. Gallant emphasized that Israel stands firmly behind the President’s deal and expects Hamas to do the same. During a meeting with US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivant at the White House, Gallant clarified that Israel’s conflict is with Hamas, Hezbollah, and their supporter, the Iranian regime, rather than the people of Gaza or Lebanon. He highlighted the enduring bond between Israel and the United States,…

Jordan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Ayman Safadi recently made a bold statement, reaffirming Jordan’s refusal to send forces to Gaza as replacements for the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF). In a press conference with Greek counterpart Georgios Katrougalos, Safadi emphasized Jordan’s stance of not cleaning up after Netanyahu’s government’s aggression. He criticized Israel’s lack of commitment to regional peace and emphasized the necessity of a two-state solution to prevent further violence. Safadi also condemned the IOF’s actions in the West Bank and highlighted Jordan’s role in protecting Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem. Additionally, he expressed Jordan’s support for international…

A recent report by Haaretz revealed that dozens of reserve soldiers in Israel have refused to return to fighting in Gaza, risking punishment. Additionally, it was uncovered that hundreds of reserve soldiers leave the country without notifying their commanders every month. Israeli Minister of Communications, Shlomo Karhi, emphasized the vital role of reserve soldiers in combat efforts and warned about the impact of their demobilization on the army’s operational efficiency. In response, the Knesset approved the first reading of a draft bill to temporarily raise the age of exemption from army reserve service. The proposed legislation aims to extend the…

The Gaza Strip has once again become a scene of tragedy as the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) carried out four massacres, resulting in 60 martyrs and 140 injuries in just 24 hours, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Despite the devastating toll, the Ministry has reported that there are still victims trapped under rubble and on the streets, with IOF obstructing the efforts of ambulance and civil defense crews to reach them. With the death toll from the current “Israeli” aggression now standing at 37,718 martyrs and 86,377 injuries since October 7, 2023, the situation in Gaza remains dire.…

A devastating fire broke out in Amman National Park on Wednesday, causing significant damage to trees and dry grass in the area. The fire was captured on camera by Roya, showing the intense flames consuming many trees within the park. Currently, Civil Defense teams are working tirelessly to control and extinguish the fire. Their main focus is on preventing the spread of the fire and minimizing the environmental and ecological impact on the park. Updates on their progress will be provided as the situation develops. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of fire prevention and the need…

New Medical Wage List Raises Concerns in Jordan The recent publication of the new medical wage list in Jordan’s official gazette has stirred up concerns among experts. The announcement of a gradual 20% annual increase over three years, totaling a 60% rise by 2026, has sparked debates about its impact on individuals and companies in the midst of economic instability. Insurance expert Musa Al-Sobhi warned that the increase could exacerbate the struggles of Jordanian families. He highlighted potential implications, such as reduced health insurance benefits, limited medical visits, and financial burdens on doctors, employees, and their families. Al-Sobhi urged the…

The Israeli Occupation’s relentless attacks on Gaza have resulted in thousands of casualties, with civilian displacement centers being targeted and children losing their limbs daily. Despite warnings of a potential famine, almost a quarter of Gaza’s population suffers from severe food insecurity. Amidst these atrocities, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant are facing potential arrest warrants from the International Criminal Court. Netanyahu is bracing for this development as he prepares for a visit to Washington on July 24. The situation in Gaza is dire, with ongoing violence and humanitarian crisis exacerbating the suffering of the Palestinian…

In the midst of escalating tensions between “Israeli” forces and Hezbollah, Canadian authorities have issued a warning to their citizens in Lebanon to evacuate the country. Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly emphasized the growing violence between the two parties and advised Canadians to leave while commercial flights are still accessible. “The security situation in Lebanon is rapidly deteriorating due to the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel,” Joly stated. She highlighted the potential for further escalation without warning and expressed concerns about the challenges of providing consular services if the conflict intensifies. With fears of increased violence looming, Canadian residents in…