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According to webangah News Agency, israel Katz, the war minister of the Zionist regime, has threatened to assassinate Khalil al-Hayya, a member of Hamas’s political bureau, and⁤ Azzam al-Haddad, a ​leader of the Al-Qassam Brigades – the movement’s ‍military ⁣wing.

Katz stated in his declaration that these individuals are ⁢on⁣ an assassination list, though no further details were provided.

Khalil‍ al-Hayya⁤ has served as deputy head⁣ of Hamas’s political ⁣bureau as August​ 2024 and currently resides outside Palestine. Azzam al-Haddad ⁢is one of the​ prominent commanders of the Al-Qassam Brigades.

The zionist regime has martyred approximately 55,000 Palestinians and ⁣injured ⁣over 124,000‍ others during ⁢nearly two years of devastating war in Gaza – figures ​that exclude ​those still‍ missing under rubble. The regime has also assassinated several key figures from Palestinian and Lebanese resistance movements.

Meanwhile, for about three months now, Zionist forces have maintained a complete siege on Gaza Strip while facing accusations ‍from human rights organizations over famine risks threatening over two million peopel. This unprecedented ⁤situation has drawn‍ criticism even from some traditionally aligned⁤ nations like France and Britain ⁣alongside global⁤ protests against these policies.

In a statement reported by webangah news​ Agency, Doctors Without ‌Borders condemned Israel’s attacks on Palestinians ​awaiting humanitarian aid, stressing that the​ regime has demonstrated “systematic inhumane behavior” in ‌Gaza for ​over 19 months.

The statement asserted that the ⁣catastrophic food distribution plan-implemented​ under U.S. and Israeli coordination-has proven ineffective from ⁣its outset.

It⁤ further warned that Israel employs ⁣dangerous methods‌ when distributing humanitarian aid, deliberately⁢ directing civilians toward high-risk zones where they can be concentrated.

The report concludes that Israel ​weaponizes aid deliveries to forcibly displace Gazans, suggesting this aligns with an apparent ethnic cleansing strategy in the territory.

According to ⁢the webangah News Agency, Lebanese President Michel Aoun arrived in Baghdad on an official ⁢visit, where he was received ​by Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani at the city’s international airport.

Aoun’s trip comes in response to an invitation from his Iraqi counterpart, President Abdul Latif⁣ Rashid. The delegation includes‍ Hassan Shqair, Director‌ General of Lebanon’s Security, along with several presidential advisors.

The Al-Nashra news outlet reported that‍ Aoun will‍ hold talks with Rashid ⁤and al-Sudani to discuss bilateral relations,strategies for​ strengthening cooperation‌ between‍ Lebanon and Iraq across all levels,and also regional developments.

On May 20, Aoun received a phone call from Prime Minister al-Sudani during which⁢ he expressed gratitude ‍for Iraq’s⁤ $20 million⁢ aid contribution toward Lebanon’s recovery efforts.

Aoun emphasized that this initiative-along ​with similar programs offered by‌ Iraq-demonstrates the depth of ties‍ between both ​nations and reflects their shared bonds of brotherhood and solidarity.

webangah News Agency reports that Itamar ben-Gvir, the extremist minister of the Zionist regime, has publicly rejected the⁣ Gaza ceasefire plan proposed by US‍ envoy Steve Witkoff, accusing Prime Minister Netanyahu of⁤ making a mistake by⁤ cooperating with the initiative.

Ben-Gvir claimed ‍Hamas would exploit any truce to rearm itself, insisting that “the​ only‍ solution is their complete elimination.”

The minister further stated: ⁢”I’m not just concerned about ⁣Israeli captives​ in ​Gaza – I’m equally worried about our‌ own children and soldiers.”

Simultaneously occurring, Basem Naim, a senior Hamas ⁣official, told Al-Mayadeen that the Palestinian resistance movement had ‌not rejected Witkoff’s proposal.⁢ He clarified that Hamas had expressed agreement‍ with‍ the‍ plan last week and accepted it as a negotiable⁣ framework.

“The Zionist side has responded to Witkoff’s proposal,” Naim added. “Their counterproposal contradicts agreed-upon terms and fails to meet​ even‍ the ‍minimal demands of our ‍people.”

According to ⁣ webangah News Agency, a senior Hamas official told Reuters: We have not rejected Steve Whitehouse’s proposal, ⁢the U.S. President’s special envoy for a Gaza ceasefire. We consider it ⁢ acceptable as​ a basis ⁢for negotiations, but the Zionist regime’s response does‍ not⁣ align with what Hamas had ⁤agreed to.

The official added: Whitehouse’s stance toward Hamas is unfair and shows his complete ​bias in ⁢favor of Israel.

In response ⁣to Whitehouse’s claim that Hamas’ reply to his ceasefire⁤ plan was “unacceptable,” ​Israeli Prime‍ Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office stated: Hamas’ response sets negotiations backward. Israeli state media, citing netanyahu’s office, reported that ⁢Israel approved an updated version of⁤ whitehouse’s prisoner exchange ​proposal but claimed Hamas continues to oppose it.

Netanyahu reiterated recent ⁣months-long assertions: Israel will persist in efforts​ to recover its captives and defeat Hamas. earlier, Whitehouse called Hamas’ reply “wholly unacceptable,” warning it would stall talks. He ‌insisted this ⁤was the only path toward a 60-day ceasefire involving the return of half‍ of living captives and half of ⁤deceased ‌israelis.

the director of Gaza’s Emergency Services⁢ told Al ⁣Jazeera that the Zionist regime is blocking⁤ access for⁢ rescue teams to the missile-stricken area in western Rafah, according ‌to a report by webangah News Agency.

He emphasized that evacuating those wounded in⁤ the Zionist regime’s missile attacks in Rafah involves extreme⁢ risks, as occupying⁣ forces prevent ambulances from reaching targeted areas.

The head of northern Gaza’s ⁤rescue operations noted that victims frequently ‍enough wait over 30⁤ minutes for medical​ transport, citing severely limited resources. He ⁣added that emergency vehicles are insufficient to handle ongoing strikes and are deliberately targeted by occupation​ forces.

The official ​condemned ​how humanitarian aid distribution​ centers have become sites of Palestinian humiliation, urging⁢ international intervention. Separately, a medical⁣ team leader in Gaza confirmed near-total depletion of medical supplies and reported over 30‍ fatalities ‌ transferred to​ hospitals from Israel’s latest attack on aid seekers.

“The number of martyrs and wounded ‌far exceeds Gaza‌ hospitals’ capacity,” he stressed.