🔻The Iranian Red Crescent:

"We believe that in the next few minutes we will reach the helicopter and will be able to announce good news."

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🔺Red Crescent denies finding the helicopter carrying President Raisi

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The Commissioner for Crisis Management of the European Union, Janets Lanrcik, announced that they activated the Copernicus satellite surveillance system at the request of Iran.

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🔺"From the River to the Sea, Palestine never existed" - leaflets distributed by German leftist groups display a map of "greater Israel," that includes the occupied West Bank, Gaza and the Golan Heights.

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Turkish Emergency Authority:

We sent a crew of 6 vehicles and 32 experts to Iran for search and rescue in mountainous areas

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State TV correspondent:

Rescue teams arrived 2 km (1.24 mile) from the helicopter accident area

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A Palestinian woman of the Jerusalem-Ramallah area gathering brushwood, circa 1890s.

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🔻Pro-Palestine students at VUB University in Brussels renamed a university hall to "Jabalia Hall," in solidarity with the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza, which has been relentlessly bombed by Israel for days.

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Breaking News: “Israeli” Media Admits Hamas Victory Over "Israel"

Al Mayadeen |

“Israeli” media, including Civil Press, confirms Hamas' significant victory over "Israel" in recent confrontations.
The triumph is both military and political, with global public opinion now supporting Hamas.

After seven months of intense warfare, Hamas has shown superiority, as noted by Civil Press.
The return of “Israeli” captives in coffins highlights the heavy toll on “Israeli” forces.

Many soldiers have lost their lives, and Israeli forces have withdrawn from previously occupied territories in Gaza, signaling a major retreat.

The resumption of operations at the Gaza maritime pier, previously controlled by "Israel," marks a significant win for the Resistance and a major blow to Israeli control over humanitarian aid entry points.

Former Gaza Division commanders admit the military's struggles, with one stating, "The army is floundering in Gaza, and it is clear that we will not achieve our stated objectives."

Major General Yitzhak Brik warns that the prolonged war will lead to the collapse of the Israeli army and economy, calling the situation a "war of attrition." Brik emphasizes the urgent need for rehabilitation of the Israeli army and an increase in ground forces, acknowledging the failure to defeat the Resistance.

Knesset member Amit Levy points out that "all 24 Hamas brigades are present [in Gaza] and not a single one of them has been destroyed." The Islamic Jihad movement also remains resilient despite claims of its elimination.

As IOF return to old battlefields in the northern Gaza Strip, doubts grow over the objectives and strategy of the ongoing genocidal war on Gaza. The regime's goal of eliminating Hamas appears increasingly unattainable.

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The spokesman for the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, said on his behalf that he is following the reports of the helicopter crash and is concerned for the well-being of the Iranian president.

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