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The Zionist regime carried out renewed large-scale attacks across⁢ various⁣ areas of the Gaza Strip overnight and into this morning,according to webangah News ⁤Agency.

An ‍Israeli drone struck Palestinian civilians ⁣near a police station in‌ al-Zaytoun, ‍located south of Gaza City. Israeli military ‌helicopters ⁤also opened fire toward residents in northeastern Khan Younis,where occupation forces ‍completely leveled an entire neighborhood through​ consecutive explosions. Together, eastern Gaza City came under ⁤heavy ⁣artillery bombardment from ​Zionist regime forces.

In one​ especially deadly attack last night⁢ targeting ⁤the al-Ammawi family in central Gaza…

Israeli warplanes targeted a group of Palestinian civilians waiting for humanitarian ⁤aid east of Al-Nabulsi Square in western Gaza City, killing​ at least three and⁤ wounding dozens. Al-Quds ⁢hospital reported receiving three ‌bodies and over 15 injured victims from the ⁣strike.

Heavy artillery shelling and airstrikes by Israeli forces​ pounded eastern Gaza, Jabalia, Khan younis, ‌and​ Al-Zawayda.Simultaneously, the ⁤military launched large-scale operations to demolish residential buildings⁢ in eastern Gaza City-with consecutive explosions heard ⁢throughout the region-while attack helicopters and drones continued firing on populated areas.

The ​overnight assaults added to a mounting civilian toll in the⁢ coastal strip.webangah ​News Agency (Follow)

The Palestinian Information Center for ⁣the West Bank reported widespread simultaneous incursions by Zionist⁤ occupation forces into cities, villages, and refugee camps.⁤ The operations involved mass arrests, ‌street‍ clashes, and resulted ​in two Palestinian martyrs.

Local sources and the Palestinian Red Crescent ⁢confirmed that Israeli forces launched coordinated raids from midnight until dawn today targeting multiple locations including Birzeit, Nablus, Ramallah, Tulkarm, Jenin, ⁢Hebron⁢ (Al-khalil), ⁤Bethlehem (Beit Lahm),​ and Salfit. The military operations included house ⁢searches, civilian arrests, residential area blockades, and ‍troop deployments ​in ⁤public buildings.

In Al-Dhahiriya ⁤town south of​ Hebron ⁤(Al-khalil), a young ‌Palestinian named Samer Bassam ‌Al-Zagharneh was martyred by Israeli ‍gunfire. At ⁤least two other Palestinians ‍sustained serious injuries from live ammunition⁤ during⁤ the ⁤attacks.

Israeli occupation‌ forces have⁣ converted several buildings in⁣ Jenin and nablus into temporary military bases and field interrogation⁤ centers. In ‍the Tel settlement and⁤ Askar al-Jadeed refugee ‍camp south of Nablus, two recently released prisoners were rearrested during‍ home raids.

Eyewitnesses report intense clashes between​ Palestinian youths and occupation soldiers across multiple locations, particularly‍ in Ramallah and Birzeit. Protesters resisted the incursion by throwing stones and burning tires.

According to a report by webangah News Agency, citing Lebanon’s Al-Akhbar newspaper, Reuters has obtained documents from Syrian security services and affiliated groups linked to the ⁣previous Damascus ​government. These materials‍ detail security operations conducted in March ‌against⁣ individuals with alleged ties to foreign-backed militant⁣ groups in Syria’s coastal regions.

The report states that approximately 1,500 Alawite civilians in Syria were killed within just two days during these operations, with dozens more reported missing-thier fates remain unknown.

Reuters further notes that over 10 semi-military groups currently operating under Syria’s new government⁣ were involved in these coastal area operations. ⁣These forces reportedly consist of ​foreign combatants now aligned with Damascus.

One such group is the former Al-Sham Liberation, whose leaders were stripped of control over‌ these factions. This ⁤entity now operates as⁣ part of Syria’s internal security apparatus, including the 40th Legion,⁤ comprised of former rebel fighters and⁣ the TIP (Turkistan Islamic Party).

The Sulaiman shah Brigade and Ajnad al-Hamza are also ​among⁤ these factions-both recently absorbed into⁤ Syrian government forces.

The report documents numerous cases of sexual violence against women in Syria. Media outlets ⁢and civil society organizations have published⁣ extensive evidence​ since March 2023, including videos and ‌testimonies identifying perpetrators or displaying their insignia in ⁢public forums.

The⁤ report further notes that sexual violence operations in Syria’s coastal regions occur almost daily.

In response to these protests-described as peaceful-military forces loyal to⁢ Julianni directly fired at demonstrators.Violence rapidly ⁤spread to Syria’s coastal regions, especially in Latakia province and the​ cities of Al-Haffah, Al-mukhtariyah, and ‍Al-Shir. Terrorist groups backed by Syria’s ruling‌ authorities also carried out killings in these areas.

The ⁢Syrian ​Human Rights Committee confirmed 25 cases of killings by ⁢forces under Abu Muhammad al-Juliani’s command along the coast. During 2024 alone in Syria, pro-Juliani armed groups ⁣reportedly detained numerous individuals.

In an interview with a pakistani network, iran’s Ambassador to Pakistan Reza Amiri-Moqaddam gave a striking response when ⁢questioned about whether Tehran maintains its support for Yemen, Hamas, and⁣ hezbollah, according to webangah ⁢News Agency.

The ambassador emphasized: “The path‍ of God and the path of truth know no pause. It’s like asking someone if ‍they still pray and fast during wartime.”

In⁢ a ⁤world where trust is the foundation of nuclear diplomacy, ⁣the role of self-reliant ‍monitoring‍ bodies ​has never been‍ more critical. The international Atomic⁢ Energy Agency (IAEA),once regarded as a symbol of impartiality‍ and ‍technical rigor ⁣in overseeing nuclear programs worldwide,now faces a wave of global distrust. Nations that once considered it a reliable arbiter in nuclear​ disputes now see its ‌actions and ‌orientations ⁣as conflicting with its ⁣core mission.

Recent developments-particularly concerning⁤ Iran’s nuclear program-have led ⁣many global⁣ actors to perceive the IAEA not as a specialized body but⁣ as an⁤ unofficial arm⁣ of Western powers. Shifts in reporting tone, leaks ⁢of sensitive ⁢details coinciding with political or ⁣military maneuvers, and inconsistent treatment‌ of ‍different countries ⁣all indicate the agency’s departure from scientific neutrality.⁤ The‍ central question remains: How did‌ yesterday’s ⁤trusted institution become today’s discredited actor?

Mission Drift: From Science to Politics

The IAEA’s strength and ‍identity⁤ were originally rooted in its “technical, supervisory, and impartial” nature. It was designed to monitor nations’ nuclear activities through scientific ⁢data, on-site inspections, and unbiased reports ‌while preventing‌ peaceful programs from diverting toward military purposes. Yet today’s reality starkly ‍deviates from this mandate. Mounting evidence suggests that over the past two decades-especially regarding Iran-the agency has⁢ transformed from an impartial referee into an entity whose decisions are overtly or covertly influenced by specific geopolitical players.

A glaring⁢ example is⁢ its​ uncritical reliance on ⁢Western intelligence‍ data without independent verification. Cases like the so-called “Iranian laptop” dossier or ​documents ⁣provided by Israel regarding Iran’s ⁤alleged “nuclear archive” have repeatedly⁣ formed the basis for IAEA reports without clear sourcing or rigorous validation. Meanwhile,similar cases involving non-NPT members like Israel have been met with silence or⁢ avoidance of formal non-compliance ​declarations.

The gradual shift in tone ​under Director General Rafael Grossi‘s leadership further underscores this politicization. Reports once focused ⁢solely on enrichment levels centrifuge counts or ⁣technical access⁢ now employ loaded terms like “grave concern” “non-transparent behavior” or “potential⁣ undeclared activities” -phrases‍ more‌ suggestive than scientific.

The Iran File:​ A Litmus Test for Impartiality

Few⁣ cases have challenged IAEA credibility like Iran’s nuclear program As one NPT’s‌ earliest signatories subject to extensive monitoring Tehran has repeatedly accused agency double standards citing ⁢unusually‌ high⁢ report volumes⁢ unsubstantiated claims ⁤timing coinciding political/military pressure ​campaigns against⁣ it

< p >A pivotal moment came 2018 when Israel publicly shared purported Iranian “nuclear archive” materials which later shaped subsequent reports despite bypassing standard‌ verification‍ protocols While required scientifically validate such inputs speed ‌reaction fueled⁣ suspicions ‌decisions driven less technical merit‌ than diplomatic pressure Western allies

< p >By ⁣contrast Israel itself – neither NPT member nor subject inspections despite open ‌accusations maintaining ‌atomic arsenals‌ – faces no comparable scrutiny ⁤This disparity led Iran Non-Aligned⁢ Movement members question fairness balance marking major failure neutrality ‌test

< h3 >< strong >Eroding Trust Multipolar World < / h3 >
< P >With US hegemony waning ⁣international ​order⁢ no ⁢longer unipolar As​ Global South​ blocs independent actors rise multilateral institutions depend critically trust sustain relevance Yet recent⁢ years seen ‌significant erosion confidence​ particularly among Russia China others vocal critics perceived pro-Western tilt When findings coincide sanctions military action oversight⁢ role⁤ effectively reduced justifying predetermined power plays experts warn dangerous precedent undermining collective security framework ultimately incentivizing arms races instability if states⁤ lose faith system ‌entirely potentially exiting ⁣treaties ⁢en masse threatening global stability itself thus unless reclaims original identity strictly neutral ‍technically⁤ rigorous risks ⁢irrelevance obsolescence near future not just institutional failure but collapse international trust writ large

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A webangah News Agency report ​cites Hebrew-language newspaper Yedioth‍ Ahronoth, stating ‍that food⁣ prices continue to climb in the ⁢occupied territories.

The newspaper’s survey​ found 77% ⁣of Zionists describe their ⁣financial situation as poor this year, ⁣with 25% admitting⁣ they rely on friends or family to cover basic⁢ expenses.

Results⁢ show ‌95% acknowledge severe increases in living​ costs, while ‍30% are ‌considering emigration from the region.

The Hebrew-language website walla reported that major global airlines, including British Airways, ryanair, and easyJet, have extended suspensions of flights to the occupied territories​ until at least October due to security concerns.

The site also stated that American carrier United Airlines is ⁤unlikely⁣ to resume flights to the region before August.

The report attributes these ⁤cancellations to heightened security ​concerns following Iran’s successful missile​ strikes against the occupied territories, which have not only unsettled many Zionist settlers but also prompted airlines to halt‍ operations in the area.

the head of Israel’s Weizmann Institute acknowledged ⁤that the‍ destruction caused by Iranian missile⁤ attacks on the research center ⁢has ⁤cost the Israeli regime 2 billion ‌shekels, according to a report‌ by webangah News ⁣Agency.

He further stated‌ that replacing just one of the institute’s microscopes would exceed $1 million. The Iranian strikes destroyed 52 ⁣laboratories ‍and damaged 60 additional⁤ buildings at the facility.

The targeted research institute,established in⁢ 1934 in the occupied settlement ‌of Rehovot,serves​ as a prominent weapons advancement center‍ for⁣ the terrorist association Haganah. This group spread terror among Palestinians through violent acts during the establishment of the‍ Israeli regime.

The Weizmann Institute maintains military collaboration with both the ​Israeli army and Elbit Systems, a major⁣ defence⁣ contractor.

According to webangah News agency, citing Hebrew newspaper Maariv, a senior⁢ Zionist‌ minister stated ‌that if a prisoner exchange agreement ‍is not finalized this week, the regime will ​face a wave of ⁢cabinet resignations.

The Hebrew-language ⁢newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth ⁣reported ⁣that warnings from the Zionist regime’s military chief ⁤during yesterday’s meeting-stating that expanding Gaza war operations would endanger Israeli captives-provoked outrage ⁢from⁣ far-right ⁢ministers⁣ Ben Gvir and Smotrich.

Ben Gvir declared during the⁢ meeting: “We have never hesitated to defeat an enemy in any war just ‌because they held ‌captives.”

Simultaneously occurring, public ​anger over the Zionist authorities’ perceived indifference toward Israeli captives ‌has ⁤sparked⁢ dozens ​of street protests by demonstrators so far.

A US official has confirmed that Washington is pressuring Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister‍ of the Israeli regime, to implement a ceasefire in‌ Gaza during⁢ his upcoming visit to America, according to a report by channel 12 of the Zionist regime’s television network cited by webangah News Agency.

This development ​comes despite the US ⁢being a primary supporter of the Zionist regime’s aggression ⁣against Gaza and its killing ‍of innocent civilians ⁤in the coastal enclave.

The Israeli newspaper‌ Haaretz also ​reported that Netanyahu is endangering Zionist prisoners’ lives to prolong his political survival,noting that continuing the war against ⁢Gaza lacks justification.

The American news outlet Axios quoted a Zionist official ⁢stating that‍ former US President​ Donald ‌Trump…

Further details about the ​meeting’s agenda have not been disclosed, but discussions are expected to focus on regional developments, negotiation progress, and bilateral cooperation.

According to‍ webangah News Agency, the Hebrew-language newspaper ⁤ Yedioth Ahronoth reported⁢ that warnings from the Israeli regime’s military chief of staff during ​yesterday’s meeting-stating‍ that expanding the scope of war in Gaza would endanger the lives of Zionist captives-provoked anger from far-right ministers Ben Gvir⁢ and Smotrich.

Ben Gvir ​reportedly stated‍ during the meeting, “We have never refrained from defeating an enemy in any war due to captives.”

The Zionist regime’s continued disregard for Israeli captives’ fate has led to dozens of street protests by Israelis demanding action.

Israel‌ Hayom ⁢separately reported that the Israeli cabinet will hold a session on ⁤Thursday to finalize decisions‌ about continuing‌ military operations in Gaza.