🟡 | The person who was martyred in the car bombing in the village of Blida, south Lebanon is Haytham al-Masri, one of Hezbollah's member.
Raising the total number of Hezbollah post-ceasefire martyrdoms to 368.
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Raising the total number of Hezbollah post-ceasefire martyrdoms to 368.
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🗞️ | Journalist Khalil Nasrallah:
—The Saudi Crown Prince does not link normalization with “Israel” to the inevitability of establishing a Palestinian state, i.e., normalization after the declaration of the establishment of the state, but rather to a negotiating path. We have always pointed to this shift in the Saudi position, which began in 2022. He says, and Trump is on record: “We want to reach a point where we can be part of the Abraham Accords, but that is linked to the existence of a path for a two-state solution”. A path means launching a negotiation process, or maybe just a promise to do so. For example, the Oslo path, which was supposed to lead to a two-state solution, yielded nothing. Many paths have been launched without results. This is the Saudi demand mentioned in Trump’s plan, in the following paragraph: “Once the Palestinian Authority implements the required reforms and begins rebuilding Gaza, the conditions may finally be ripe for a credible path for Palestinians to determine their own destiny and establish a state”.
—The situation in Ain al-Hilweh camp, south of Lebanon, is developing in an unusual way, especially with the statement of Israeli War Minister “Yisrael Katz”, who said: “There are no longer humanitarian considerations for Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon and we have given orders to neutralize any terrorist buildings”, which means that targeting will not take into account the presence of civilians.
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—The Saudi Crown Prince does not link normalization with “Israel” to the inevitability of establishing a Palestinian state, i.e., normalization after the declaration of the establishment of the state, but rather to a negotiating path. We have always pointed to this shift in the Saudi position, which began in 2022. He says, and Trump is on record: “We want to reach a point where we can be part of the Abraham Accords, but that is linked to the existence of a path for a two-state solution”. A path means launching a negotiation process, or maybe just a promise to do so. For example, the Oslo path, which was supposed to lead to a two-state solution, yielded nothing. Many paths have been launched without results. This is the Saudi demand mentioned in Trump’s plan, in the following paragraph: “Once the Palestinian Authority implements the required reforms and begins rebuilding Gaza, the conditions may finally be ripe for a credible path for Palestinians to determine their own destiny and establish a state”.
—The situation in Ain al-Hilweh camp, south of Lebanon, is developing in an unusual way, especially with the statement of Israeli War Minister “Yisrael Katz”, who said: “There are no longer humanitarian considerations for Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon and we have given orders to neutralize any terrorist buildings”, which means that targeting will not take into account the presence of civilians.
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🇨🇦 | CANADA’S HIDDEN ROLE IN ARMING ISRAEL’S GENOCIDE:
A new investigative report has revealed Canada’s hidden role in arming israel’s genocide in Gaza, showing that despite Ottawa’s public claims of freezing export permits, Canadian-made weapons components continued flowing to israel through U.S. factories. According to the Anadolu agency report, F-35 parts, explosives, and aircraft components used in israel’s fighter jets, bombs, and artillery shells were quietly funneled into U.S. facilities supplying the israeli military. The investigation shows hundreds of Canadian shipments to U.S. plants producing israeli aircraft and munitions, including 34 shipments from Lockheed’s U.S. sites to israel shortly after receiving matching parts from Canada. Between Sept 2023 and Aug 2025, 360 Canadian-made aircraft part shipments entered the U.S. F-35 assembly line, while 150 explosive shipments went to U.S. ammunition factories manufacturing bombs for israel. Another 433 shipments of Polish TNT were routed through Quebec before continuing on to fuel israel’s assault on Gaza.
Advocacy groups say the findings expose systematic deception by Ottawa, where ministers publicly announced a freeze while allowing most military components to bypass Canadian regulations by flowing through the U.S. loophole. Activists and experts warn that Canada’s continued involvement directly contributes to war crimes, urging parliament to close the loophole and push forward the No More Loopholes Act (Bill C-233). They stress that Canada cannot claim innocence as Canadian-made components remain essential to israel’s war machine, continuing to enable devastation in Gaza.
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A new investigative report has revealed Canada’s hidden role in arming israel’s genocide in Gaza, showing that despite Ottawa’s public claims of freezing export permits, Canadian-made weapons components continued flowing to israel through U.S. factories. According to the Anadolu agency report, F-35 parts, explosives, and aircraft components used in israel’s fighter jets, bombs, and artillery shells were quietly funneled into U.S. facilities supplying the israeli military. The investigation shows hundreds of Canadian shipments to U.S. plants producing israeli aircraft and munitions, including 34 shipments from Lockheed’s U.S. sites to israel shortly after receiving matching parts from Canada. Between Sept 2023 and Aug 2025, 360 Canadian-made aircraft part shipments entered the U.S. F-35 assembly line, while 150 explosive shipments went to U.S. ammunition factories manufacturing bombs for israel. Another 433 shipments of Polish TNT were routed through Quebec before continuing on to fuel israel’s assault on Gaza.
Advocacy groups say the findings expose systematic deception by Ottawa, where ministers publicly announced a freeze while allowing most military components to bypass Canadian regulations by flowing through the U.S. loophole. Activists and experts warn that Canada’s continued involvement directly contributes to war crimes, urging parliament to close the loophole and push forward the No More Loopholes Act (Bill C-233). They stress that Canada cannot claim innocence as Canadian-made components remain essential to israel’s war machine, continuing to enable devastation in Gaza.
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🇾🇪 | Yemeni media: Two citizens were injured by the Saudi enemy’s fire off the Al-Thabet area in the Qataber district of Saada.
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🏴☠️ | Trump won’t invade Venezuela:
The ‘will he, won’t he’ drama over Venezuela got a new dimension Monday after Trump hinted readiness to “talk to” Maduro. The appearance of this diplomatic window amid the US’s continued military buildup in the Caribbean conceals a hard truth: the US can’t defeat Venezuela, and Trump knows it. For starters, the pretext for aggression is a non-starter: Venezuela is not the narco-trafficking hub the US claims it is, with the vast majority of South American narcotics flowing into the US via Mexico. Besides, targeting so-called ‘drug boats’ using aircraft carriers is wildly inefficient. Venezuela is not Grenada 1983 or Panama 1989. It has a 4.5M-person-strong people’s militia and a 95-150k troop army bristling with missiles and drones, preparing for asymmetric guerrilla warfare, and enjoying a strong homefield advantage of jungle and mountain cover. A recent CSIS estimate said 50-150k troops would be needed for an invasion, an order of magnitude above the 15k deployed. The US has ~170 Tomahawks in the Caribbean, enough only for a short, limited campaign. Ex-CIA analyst Fulton Armstrong told Newsweek a Venezuela invasion would make US and allied forces “feel a swarm of bees when they leave their little safe zones,” warning that guerrillas would “mount a clever campaign of sabotage, sniper attacks and political operations.” A 2023 RAND study cautioned that an invasion “would be protracted and not easy for the United States to extricate itself from once it begins its engagement.” Foreign Affairs – flagship of the globalist Council on Foreign Relations – has warned that “if past is prologue, a US attempt to overthrow Maduro would not end well,” pointing to data showing the success rate of US regime change attempts to be abysmal – 10% of 64 cases studied – with assassinations faring no better and nearly half of US-installed leaders later ousted by force. The magazine also slammed Trump for “effectively announcing” regime change plans publicly, thus “forfeit[ing] the primary advantage of acting covertly: minimizing the political and military costs of an operation by preserving plausible deniability.”
An attack on Venezuela would be extremely damaging to Trump’s base, including key allies like Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson, who want fewer foreign entanglements, not more. Aggression would end whatever hopes Trump may have of being remembered as the peace president, and nearly 2/3 of Americans oppose it, according to a YouGov poll. Such blatant aggression would also antagonize Latin America against the US, with the region already weary of decades of invasions, interventions and CIA operations. Finally, an attack would only multiply other problems Trump is railing against – drug trafficking, transnational crime and illegal immigration, all of which would thrive on chaos generated by Venezuela’s destabilization. Is Trump bluffing? The administration is effectively “hoping that huffing and puffing off the coast will signal to unhappy military officers to rise up,” Armstrong said. Unfortunately for them, that “hasn’t worked so far.” Trump’s pressure tactics are a casebook example of his ‘escalate to negotiate’ strategy outlined in his 1987 bestseller Art of the Deal, seen in his ‘fire and fury’ threats against North Korea, his tough talk on trade, and to a lesser extent, limited strikes on Syria, Yemen and Iran, placating neocons without triggering larger wars.
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The ‘will he, won’t he’ drama over Venezuela got a new dimension Monday after Trump hinted readiness to “talk to” Maduro. The appearance of this diplomatic window amid the US’s continued military buildup in the Caribbean conceals a hard truth: the US can’t defeat Venezuela, and Trump knows it. For starters, the pretext for aggression is a non-starter: Venezuela is not the narco-trafficking hub the US claims it is, with the vast majority of South American narcotics flowing into the US via Mexico. Besides, targeting so-called ‘drug boats’ using aircraft carriers is wildly inefficient. Venezuela is not Grenada 1983 or Panama 1989. It has a 4.5M-person-strong people’s militia and a 95-150k troop army bristling with missiles and drones, preparing for asymmetric guerrilla warfare, and enjoying a strong homefield advantage of jungle and mountain cover. A recent CSIS estimate said 50-150k troops would be needed for an invasion, an order of magnitude above the 15k deployed. The US has ~170 Tomahawks in the Caribbean, enough only for a short, limited campaign. Ex-CIA analyst Fulton Armstrong told Newsweek a Venezuela invasion would make US and allied forces “feel a swarm of bees when they leave their little safe zones,” warning that guerrillas would “mount a clever campaign of sabotage, sniper attacks and political operations.” A 2023 RAND study cautioned that an invasion “would be protracted and not easy for the United States to extricate itself from once it begins its engagement.” Foreign Affairs – flagship of the globalist Council on Foreign Relations – has warned that “if past is prologue, a US attempt to overthrow Maduro would not end well,” pointing to data showing the success rate of US regime change attempts to be abysmal – 10% of 64 cases studied – with assassinations faring no better and nearly half of US-installed leaders later ousted by force. The magazine also slammed Trump for “effectively announcing” regime change plans publicly, thus “forfeit[ing] the primary advantage of acting covertly: minimizing the political and military costs of an operation by preserving plausible deniability.”
An attack on Venezuela would be extremely damaging to Trump’s base, including key allies like Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson, who want fewer foreign entanglements, not more. Aggression would end whatever hopes Trump may have of being remembered as the peace president, and nearly 2/3 of Americans oppose it, according to a YouGov poll. Such blatant aggression would also antagonize Latin America against the US, with the region already weary of decades of invasions, interventions and CIA operations. Finally, an attack would only multiply other problems Trump is railing against – drug trafficking, transnational crime and illegal immigration, all of which would thrive on chaos generated by Venezuela’s destabilization. Is Trump bluffing? The administration is effectively “hoping that huffing and puffing off the coast will signal to unhappy military officers to rise up,” Armstrong said. Unfortunately for them, that “hasn’t worked so far.” Trump’s pressure tactics are a casebook example of his ‘escalate to negotiate’ strategy outlined in his 1987 bestseller Art of the Deal, seen in his ‘fire and fury’ threats against North Korea, his tough talk on trade, and to a lesser extent, limited strikes on Syria, Yemen and Iran, placating neocons without triggering larger wars.
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🇵🇸 | Israeli occupation soldiers violently assaulted residents in the Nour Shams refugee camp in Tulkarm, where Palestinian photojournalist Fadi Yassin was shot in both legs with live ammunition.
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🇵🇸 | Today, Israeli occupation forces release Palestinian child detainee Muhammad Ahmad Hamad (16) from the village of Tell, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, after 13 months in prison.
Upon his release, Muhammad appeared pale, extremely exhausted, and visibly underweight, due to the harsh conditions he endured during his detention.
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Upon his release, Muhammad appeared pale, extremely exhausted, and visibly underweight, due to the harsh conditions he endured during his detention.
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🏴☠️ | “For sale.”
That’s how an Israeli soldier captioned a photo of a Palestinian detainee, boasting online about his role in the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
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That’s how an Israeli soldier captioned a photo of a Palestinian detainee, boasting online about his role in the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
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✅ | All those who seek and believe that multipolarity will favor them, and who consider it a blessing simply because they are directly, indirectly, or morally affected by the American-led israeli invasion and terror machinery in the region and the world, are misunderstanding the reality. They imagine that the rise of new poles automatically means justice, balance, or relief for oppressed nations. But this is a dangerous illusion.
The hard truth is that Russia and China have no real grudge with israel. In fact, both have maintained stable, even warm, relations with it and have supplied various forms of support. They approach global politics through cold calculations, not moral commitments. They do not care about the Palestinian cause, nor do they treat it with even a fraction of the seriousness it deserves. Their statements of “concern” are diplomatic theatre, nothing more.
Russia did help Syria repel the takfiri onslaught when Damascus was on the verge of collapse, but the same Russia also allowed the settlement of takfiri groups in Idlib, turned the area into a frozen conflict, and engineered the treacherous Astana talks. These talks became a corridor for rebels, not a solution for Syria. At the end of the day, what did Syria truly gain from them? Very little, except a prolonged stalemate.
Russia and China are not ideological allies of resistance movements; they are transactional actors. Their support for Iran, Syria, or any other nation is rooted in strategic leverage, not solidarity. They back others only when the return benefit is clear, and they withdraw the moment the cost becomes high. This is why their role is fundamentally limited—they do not build long-term moral alliances, only temporary convergences.
This mindset is a major mistake that both powers are committing. By refusing to take moral or ideological positions, especially on issues like Palestine, they create a vacuum that weakens their standing among the very populations they claim to influence. This hesitation will eventually backfire, leaving them isolated, distrusted, and unable to gain the loyalty of the global South.
Multipolarity without moral clarity is simply a reshuffling of power, not a liberation from oppression. And those who believe that Russia or China will fight their battles for them are setting themselves up for disappointment. In the end, nations that do not prioritize justice become weak pole: geopolitical giants perhaps, but strategically hollow.
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The hard truth is that Russia and China have no real grudge with israel. In fact, both have maintained stable, even warm, relations with it and have supplied various forms of support. They approach global politics through cold calculations, not moral commitments. They do not care about the Palestinian cause, nor do they treat it with even a fraction of the seriousness it deserves. Their statements of “concern” are diplomatic theatre, nothing more.
Russia did help Syria repel the takfiri onslaught when Damascus was on the verge of collapse, but the same Russia also allowed the settlement of takfiri groups in Idlib, turned the area into a frozen conflict, and engineered the treacherous Astana talks. These talks became a corridor for rebels, not a solution for Syria. At the end of the day, what did Syria truly gain from them? Very little, except a prolonged stalemate.
Russia and China are not ideological allies of resistance movements; they are transactional actors. Their support for Iran, Syria, or any other nation is rooted in strategic leverage, not solidarity. They back others only when the return benefit is clear, and they withdraw the moment the cost becomes high. This is why their role is fundamentally limited—they do not build long-term moral alliances, only temporary convergences.
This mindset is a major mistake that both powers are committing. By refusing to take moral or ideological positions, especially on issues like Palestine, they create a vacuum that weakens their standing among the very populations they claim to influence. This hesitation will eventually backfire, leaving them isolated, distrusted, and unable to gain the loyalty of the global South.
Multipolarity without moral clarity is simply a reshuffling of power, not a liberation from oppression. And those who believe that Russia or China will fight their battles for them are setting themselves up for disappointment. In the end, nations that do not prioritize justice become weak pole: geopolitical giants perhaps, but strategically hollow.
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🇵🇸 | Israeli court extends detention of autistic Palestinian boy sexually assaulted in prison:
A Tel Aviv court has decided that a 14-year-old autistic Palestinian boy from Jaffa will stay behind bars despite having been sexually assaulted there.
The child suffered a series of sexual assaults by guards, as well as sexual and violent assaults by inmates, and was forced into isolation afterwards. Despite being assaulted, the child was given no medical examinations and according to his lawyer he did not see mental health officials.
The child is described as being in serious condition after the series of abuse and lack of medical attention.
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🇵🇸 | Israeli court extends detention of autistic Palestinian boy sexually assaulted in prison:
A Tel Aviv court has decided that a 14-year-old autistic Palestinian boy from Jaffa will stay behind bars despite having been sexually assaulted there.
The child suffered a series of sexual assaults by guards, as well as sexual and violent assaults by inmates, and was forced into isolation afterwards. Despite being assaulted, the child was given no medical examinations and according to his lawyer he did not see mental health officials.
The child is described as being in serious condition after the series of abuse and lack of medical attention.
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🇱🇧 | Names of the martyrs of the Ein El Hilweh massacre in Lebanon, committed by the occupation yesterday:
Martyr Muhammad Khalil
Martyr Ahmad Othman
Martyr Jihad Al-Saidawi
Martyr Amjad Khoshan
Martyr Bilal Al-Natour
Martyr Youssef Shamah
Martyr Ali Ibrahim
Martyr Hussein Al-Shouli
Martyr Obaida Ghotani
Martyr Mustafa Ghotani
Martyr Daniel Ghotani
Martyr Mahmoud Muhammad
Martyr Ali Hamad
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Martyr Muhammad Khalil
Martyr Ahmad Othman
Martyr Jihad Al-Saidawi
Martyr Amjad Khoshan
Martyr Bilal Al-Natour
Martyr Youssef Shamah
Martyr Ali Ibrahim
Martyr Hussein Al-Shouli
Martyr Obaida Ghotani
Martyr Mustafa Ghotani
Martyr Daniel Ghotani
Martyr Mahmoud Muhammad
Martyr Ali Hamad
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🏴☠️ | Israeli Zionist military and political analyst Amos Harel, writing in Haaretz:
• The Saudi public has strong reservations toward “israel” in light of its actions in Gaza during the war.
• Bin Salman will have to decide whether he is willing to ignore internal criticism in his own country.
• It appears the crown prince believes he can obtain what he wants from the United States without paying the price of normalization.
• Bin Salman stated he would consider joining normalization only if a clear path toward establishing a Palestinian state is guaranteed.
• Trump repeatedly promised that “israel” would be “happy” whenever he was asked about the aircraft deal.
• The outcry over the supposed loss of israeli air superiority in the Middle East is exaggerated at this stage.
• The Saudis are certainly not merely “camel riders,” as Smotrich disdainfully described them recently, but it will likely take a long time before they — or even the Turks — can bridge the gap with the israeli air force.
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• The Saudi public has strong reservations toward “israel” in light of its actions in Gaza during the war.
• Bin Salman will have to decide whether he is willing to ignore internal criticism in his own country.
• It appears the crown prince believes he can obtain what he wants from the United States without paying the price of normalization.
• Bin Salman stated he would consider joining normalization only if a clear path toward establishing a Palestinian state is guaranteed.
• Trump repeatedly promised that “israel” would be “happy” whenever he was asked about the aircraft deal.
• The outcry over the supposed loss of israeli air superiority in the Middle East is exaggerated at this stage.
• The Saudis are certainly not merely “camel riders,” as Smotrich disdainfully described them recently, but it will likely take a long time before they — or even the Turks — can bridge the gap with the israeli air force.
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🇵🇸 | A Palestinian woman mourns her husband who disappeared after the occupation invaded the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip a year and a half ago.. and cannot answer her children's question about their father's fate.
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🇱🇧 BREAKING — INTENSE ISRAELI AIRSTRIKES ACROSS SOUTHERN LEBANON
• Israeli occupation forces launched heavy airstrikes across several towns in southern Lebanon.
• The escalation comes during heightened regional tensions and increased US pressure on Lebanon.
• Israel issued urgent alerts stating it will strike Hezbollah military infrastructure.
• Residents were instructed to evacuate buildings marked “in red” and move 500 meters away from identified structures.
• The warnings stressed that staying in these zones “puts lives at risk.”
• Some evacuation alerts reached residents in the Southern Suburbs and West Beirut, though these individuals were originally registered in the targeted villages of Shhour and Deir Kifa.
• Local authorities emphasized that there is no need for panic in Beirut.
• Journalist Khalil Nasrallah noted that Israel’s warnings form part of a broader pressure strategy, aligned with Washington’s campaign against the Lebanese Army and its leadership.
• He added that strikes “south of the river” support the US narrative that the Lebanese Army is “weakened and slowed.”
• In the town of Shhour, two Israeli air raids were reported.
• In the town of Arabsalim, an Israeli strike was confirmed by Al-Mayadeen correspondents.
• Additional Israeli military activity was recorded across multiple southern sectors.
Ongoing,...
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• Israeli occupation forces launched heavy airstrikes across several towns in southern Lebanon.
• The escalation comes during heightened regional tensions and increased US pressure on Lebanon.
• Israel issued urgent alerts stating it will strike Hezbollah military infrastructure.
• Residents were instructed to evacuate buildings marked “in red” and move 500 meters away from identified structures.
• The warnings stressed that staying in these zones “puts lives at risk.”
• Some evacuation alerts reached residents in the Southern Suburbs and West Beirut, though these individuals were originally registered in the targeted villages of Shhour and Deir Kifa.
• Local authorities emphasized that there is no need for panic in Beirut.
• Journalist Khalil Nasrallah noted that Israel’s warnings form part of a broader pressure strategy, aligned with Washington’s campaign against the Lebanese Army and its leadership.
• He added that strikes “south of the river” support the US narrative that the Lebanese Army is “weakened and slowed.”
• In the town of Shhour, two Israeli air raids were reported.
• In the town of Arabsalim, an Israeli strike was confirmed by Al-Mayadeen correspondents.
• Additional Israeli military activity was recorded across multiple southern sectors.
Ongoing,...
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🇱🇧 | The ongoing aggression against Lebabon is being directed from a joint US–Israeli operations room located in Eilat, in the south of the occupied territories, where US Marines are also deployed.
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🇱🇧 | The Israeli army is threatening to bomb buildings in Tayr Felsay and Ainata, South Lebanon.
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🏴☠️ | The IOF has now received more than 120,000 tons of armaments and military equipment since the start of the war, transported through a massive US-Israeli logistical bridge involving 1,000 transport planes and 150 ships, according to the Israeli Defense Ministry.
Earlier today, the 1,000th US supply aircraft landed at Ben Gurion Airport, where it was received by Defense Ministry Director General Amir Baram.
The equipment delivered to the IOF primarily from the United States includes armored vehicles, various classes of munitions, ammunition supplies, personal protective gear, and medical equipment, forming the backbone of the ongoing war effort.
The ministry describes these shipments as a “critical component” enabling the IOF to sustain operations, rapidly replenish emergency stockpiles, and maintain “precise and immediate” support to combat units across all active fronts.
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Earlier today, the 1,000th US supply aircraft landed at Ben Gurion Airport, where it was received by Defense Ministry Director General Amir Baram.
The equipment delivered to the IOF primarily from the United States includes armored vehicles, various classes of munitions, ammunition supplies, personal protective gear, and medical equipment, forming the backbone of the ongoing war effort.
The ministry describes these shipments as a “critical component” enabling the IOF to sustain operations, rapidly replenish emergency stockpiles, and maintain “precise and immediate” support to combat units across all active fronts.
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