🔻Compilation of Al-Ghoul sniping Ducks.

Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor:

The available evidence and all the data we collected indicate that the Israeli occupation army is responsible for bombing the ambulance that tried to save the 6-year-old girl, Hind Rajab.

•Fragments of an American-made M830A1 HEAT shell were found in the Red Crescent ambulance that was bombed.

•The occupation army bombed the ambulance with a missile made in the United States, even though the Red Crescent obtained Israeli approval to reach the area and rescue Hind.

•What happened is a clear war crime and comes after the administration of US President Joe Biden gave Israel 45 days to ensure compliance with international law in order to receive military assistance.

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🔺Netanyahu to Fox News: The only thing that will lead to the release of the hostages is the defeat of Hamas, so our military effort will continue

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🔺The Israeli Ministry of Diaspora Affairs released some campaign videos in preparation for the Superbowl in the USA, relating to the hostages in Gaza.

The videos were shown on billboards and other digital displays.

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🔺Sheikh Abu Khaled, the spiritual leader of the Bedouin Muslim city of Rahat in Israel, who came to visit the families of the kidnapped hostages in Tel Aviv and walked through the mock Hamas tunnel that was set up there for people to get a feel of what it is like to be inside a Hamas tunnel.

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🔺Netanyahu to Fox News:
- I have not spoken to the American President since his last statement in which he described our military response as exaggerated
- “Those who refuse our going to Rafah do not want us to defeat Hamas.

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🔺Al Jazeera correspondent:

A woman was killed and several
wounded in an Israeli bombing that targeted a house north of the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip

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Walla Hebrew website:

A phone call between Netanyahu and Biden is expected to take place today.

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Israeli Broadcasting Authority:

Former detainees file coordinator David Meidan opposes launching a ground operation in Rafah

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🔺Israeli soldiers filmed themselves shooting at houses in Gaza and destroying them for fun.

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🔺Netanyahu to ABC: 'I found Biden very clear and very focused'
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Biden's mental acuity amid controversy surrounding the special counsel's description of the U.S. president as an elderly man with poor memory.

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🔺Bloomberg: The total debt issuance in “Israel” this year will reach 210 billion shekels, equivalent to 58 billion dollars.

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🔺The bodies of about 100 people were recovered after the occupation withdrew from Tal al-Hawa and the Sands, most of whom were martyred by sniper bullets.

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🔺The German company Contabo closes the official Ansar Allah website, which is hosted by one of its servers, under the pretext of publishing content inciting hatred for Zionism.

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Israeli media: Netanyahu does not have the incentive to free the "kidnapped"; he wants them all dead.

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🔻A report in the Washington Post: Biden and his aides are approaching a critical point in relations with Netanyahu, and it is stated that they no longer see him as a useful partner who can be influenced.

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🔺Netanyahu at the conclusion of a security assessment:
We want the Gaza Strip to be disarmed, and this requires that security control remain in our hands.

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🔺 Israel occupation soldiers upload video boasting and mocking, while destroying stores of Palestinians in Ramallah.

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🔻Israeli media: Two officers and a soldier were seriously injured in battles in the Gaza Strip.

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🔺Nearly 100 martyrs' bodies were recovered after the withdrawal of the occupation forces from Tal Al-Hawa and Al-Rimal, most of whom were killed by the occupation forces snipers’ bullets.

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Yemen’s Saudi-Backed Government in Aden to receive second $250 million tranche of Saudi grant soon, governor says,

Reuters |

Saudi Arabia has granted a second $250 million installment to the Saudi-backed ‘government of Yemen’, (opposition party of Ansar Allah), based in Aden. This was part of the Kingdom's one-year $1 billion grant.

Yemen's central bank governor, Ahmed bin Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Maabqi, said the remaining $500 million of the grant, from which the first $250 million was paid out last August, has yet to be transferred to the bank as it is struggling with a weak currency and high fuel prices.

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