Writer and political analyst Sari Orabi, in a special statement to Shehab Agency:

“The Hamas movement deals in an intelligent manner, accepting the proposals, discussing them, and making comments on them.

They do not say that it rejects the proposals presented, but it seeks to make these proposals a ground for negotiation and a ground for discussion.

Everything that is happening now on the ground is due to the failure of the occupation in its military operation in the Gaza Strip, and the steadfastness of the Hamas movement. And with it the Palestinian resistance.”

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In a desperate dash to save face, the Israeli occupation forces release a video in which they claim to have destroyed the rocket launchers of the Mujahideen, that launched the rockets that left their soldiers in pieces earlier today

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Israeli organ trafficking network busted in Turkiye

Israel has long been at the center of international organ trafficking networks and has stolen organs from dead Palestinians

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The Yemeni TG channels report a security incident in the Mediterranean Sea.

Unconfirmed so far.

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Bit of confusion when presenting the award to Bloomberg. Little wonder Netanyahu took him for a ride…

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🔻A settler fell to his death at a construction site in Netanya

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🔻A motorcyclist was killed in an accident on Highway 1 at the entrance to the city of Jerusalem

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Balakrishnan Rajagopal, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing 2020-2026, said on X/Twitter:

“The decision by Israel to close down Al Jazeera negates, once again, Israel’s claim to be a democracy. This is the reaction of a panicked and defensive regime that is afraid of freedom. Western preaching of democracy has never been more hollow.”

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EU naval mission has very few warships left to defend against Houthi attacks - media

Three months after the launch of its Operation Aspides, the EU has faced a shortage of warships to protect merchant vessels in the Red Sea. After the withdrawal of the German frigate Hessen, there are only three warships left, making it impossible to continue the mission, Vasileios Gryparis, commander of the EU naval mission, said, as quoted by Der Spiegel.

It is also unlikely that the commander will receive additional ships soon. The Hessen is expected to be replaced with the frigate Hamburg, however, the warship will not arrive in the Red Sea until August, he added.

Last November, the Houthis vowed to attack any ships associated with Israel until it halts military actions in the besieged Gaza Strip. In this regard, on February 19, the EU launched Operation Aspides to secure navigation in the Red Sea amid ongoing attacks on civilian vessels. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said the bloc's mission would not participate in actions against the Houthis, but would only ensure the safety of navigation.

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🔻The Guardian: The base is near the city of Qom in Iran where Tehran trains Hezbollah in the operation of drones

According to the documentation: in recent years, a 500-meter track was expanded to 1,500 meters today

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