🔻A large fire broke out in the Safed area

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The Cradle:

A new public opinion poll of Palestinians across the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank published on 13 June shows that a significant majority continue to support the Al-Aqsa Flood.

When respondents were asked whether they think the decision by Hamas to launch the 7 October attack on Israel's southern settlements was “correct or incorrect,” 67 percent of respondents supported the decision, while 26 percent opposed it.

According to the PCPSR report, more than 80 percent of respondents said that Operation Al-Aqsa Flood “put the Palestinian issue at the center of attention and eliminated years of neglect at the regional and international levels.”

Sixty-seven percent of Palestinians also agreed that the Palestinian resistance will emerge victorious at the end of this war, with only 11 percent saying Israel will win and 18 percent picking neither.

Nevertheless, most Palestinians agree that Hamas should rule the Gaza Strip once the genocidal war grinds to an end, with opposition to either the current Palestinian Authority (PA) or a “reformed” version coming from all sides.


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Update https://t.me/warfareanalysis/52536

Fire on board

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Al-Quds Jenin Brigades announces:

Our Mujahideen, in Coptic groups, engage in armed clashes with the occupation forces after discovering special forces, and they rain down bullets and explosive devices on the special forces.

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Middle East Eye:

Jordanian journalist Hiba Abu Taha has been sentenced to a year in prison for publishing a report that exposed Jordan’s alleged role in exporting goods to Israel through a land corridor.

The report, entitled “Partners in genocide... Jordanian capital involved in genocide in the Gaza Strip" was published in Annasher, an Lebanese media outlet.

It describes the involvement of some Jordanian companies in shipping goods to Israel through a land corridor.

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