Syrian sources The Zionist aggression targeted the Jihad Al-Bina Center, which is a center for providing reconstruction and humanitarian services south of the capital, Damascus

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Rami Abu Mustafa, an individual with mental disabilities, was arrested for several months from the city of Khan Younis. He was released by the Israeli forces having lost his eyesight, experienced brain hemorrhages, as well as having his spleen and colon removed against his will. He is currently in critical condition.

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🔺A helicopter also lands near the Al-Jalama checkpoint, north of Jenin, to transport casualties🔥

Note: The Al-Boz Nimr that was blown up in Jenin carries 10 to 14 Israeli soldiers.

https://t.me/warfareanalysis/57328

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Jenin,


The Mujahideen of the Eastern Brigades of the Jenin Battalion ambushed the Zionist infantry this morning.
Many Zionist soldiers were killed and wounded

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From the location of the zionist strike on Nabatieh, Lebanon.

No serious injuries.

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Middle East Eye:

UK: Cage activists arrested at protest outside ‘coconuts’ court case.

Police seize coconuts and placards outside hearing for woman charged with racially aggravated public order offence.

Five people were arrested on Wednesday while protesting outside a London court where a woman charged over a placard depicting British politicians as coconuts was due to appear.

Advocacy group Cage International said the five men were all members of its staff and included Muhammad Rabbani, Cage's managing director, and Azad Ali, Cage's operations director.

Footage posted online by Cage showed Rabbani, Ali and other protesters holding coconut placards that included a banner placed on top of the signs that read: “FAO the police: this is satire”.

Police confiscated the placards and seized coconuts which protesters had placed outside the court, placing them in evidence bags.



Context: The term "coconut" is used to describe a person of colour who is perceived as adopting the cultural norms and values of white society. Some people consider the term to be "offensive".

The arrests came ahead of a plea hearing at the court in the case of Marieha Hussain, a 37-year-old woman from High Wycombe charged last month with a racially aggravated public order offence.

Hussain was photographed at a pro-Palestine demonstration in November holding a placard depicting British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and then-Home Secretary Suella Braverman, who are both British Asians, as coconuts.

Comment: if only they spent their time catching criminals instead…!


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Hebrew sources:

Two occupation soldiers injured during the storming of Jenin

https://t.me/warfareanalysis/57341

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⚡️The Ambush that took place in Jenin..

Reinforcements came out of the Muqaybla opening towards the city of Jenin.

During the arrival of the occupation forces near Al-Ahmadin Roundabout, an explosive device was detonated on a Tiger Bull vehicle.

The occupation soldiers were lured from the vehicles and another bomb was detonated with them.

Violent clashes took place in the vicinity of the plain.

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Update on (https://t.me/warfareanalysis/57325)

Luís Arce has a new commander of the Armed Force, José Wilson Sánchez Velázquez, who says he does not support the coup attempt and orders any military on the streets to return to barracks.

Unclear how much support coup leader, Gen. Juan José Zúñiga, has within the ranks.

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🔻 One road on the Abugosh bridge, a IDF soldier threatens suicide  

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The prisoner Sohaib Al-Shabih from the village of Rantis, west of Ramallah, was released today from occupation prisons after 24 months of administrative detention without charge or trial.

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A new second helicopter landed to transport casualties and deaths from Jenin 🔥🔥

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🔺Der Tagesspiegel reports that German authorities will soon be able to expel people who support "terrorist acts", including by liking posts on social media.

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