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  • Israeli Brutality Continues in Gaza; 41 More Palestinians Killed

    Israeli Brutality Continues in Gaza; 41 More Palestinians Killed

    The Israeli regime has‍ killed ⁣at least 41‌ Palestinian civilians in the past 24 hours amid ongoing attacks on the Gaza Strip.

    according to the English ​section ​of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News ⁤Agency and ‍Qatar’s Al Jazeera network, Palestinian‌ hospital sources reported that at least​ 41 people were killed in Israeli attacks across ‌various ⁤areas ⁢of Gaza⁢ in⁣ the​ last 24 hours.

    The report states that 18 of​ those​ killed were civilians waiting in line for ⁢humanitarian aid distribution points targeted by‌ Israeli forces.

    Meanwhile,Gaza’s emergency teams confirmed the deaths of four people,including​ two ⁤young⁢ girls,after Israeli warplanes struck a residential building west of Al-Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza.

    Medical⁢ sources also said that airstrikes on several other parts of ⁤Gaza resulted‌ in an additional 13 fatalities.

    Thes​ attacks come ⁣as​ the humanitarian situation inside ​Gaza remains dire, with casualties steadily rising.

    News Sources: © webangah News Agency,‌ Mehr News Agency, Al Jazeera
  • Putin-Trump Meeting Date Confirmed

    Putin-Trump Meeting Date Confirmed

    Yuri Ushakov, aide to the Russian ⁤president, announced⁣ that an initial ⁤schedule has set next week ‍as the likely date for a meeting ​between Putin⁣ adn⁤ Trump.

    According to the English section ‍of webangah news Agency, citing Mehr news agency and Sputnik, Yuri Ushakov​ confirmed ⁣that next week is ‌being considered for a possible meeting⁤ between Russian president Vladimir Putin and U.S. President ⁢Donald Trump.

    Ushakov added that while ‍next week is ‍tentatively scheduled for the​ encounter based on preliminary ‌instructions, it remains arduous to⁤ determine an exact timeframe. both sides are⁢ actively working on ⁣organizing the details.

    Al Jazeera also reported ​via Ushakov that‍ the ⁤venue for the putin-Trump meeting has been selected and will ‌be announced soon.

    The Russian vice ‍president further⁤ stated that⁤ Moscow has not⁣ yet responded ​to​ Steve ​Witkoff’s proposal-United⁢ States envoy for Middle Eastern‍ affairs-for a trilateral summit ​involving ​Putin,Trump,and Ukrainian ⁢President Volodymyr Zelensky.

    Ushakov noted that Russia will keep ‍its‌ friends and partners informed​ of the results following ⁢any meetings between Witkoff and Putin.

    News Sources: © webangah News⁣ Agency
  • Gaza Health Official Reports 225% Surge in Amputations Amid Gaza Conflict

    Gaza Health Official Reports 225% Surge in Amputations Amid Gaza Conflict

    According to health officials in Gaza, Israel’s war on the region has not only caused an ​unprecedented rise in amputations⁣ but​ also led to⁣ the gradual collapse of public health conditions.

    According to⁤ the English section ⁢of webangah News Agency, quoting Palestinian Sama News Agency ​via Mehr News Agency, Dr.Ahmed Naim, Director General of Sheikh Hamad​ Rehabilitation and Prosthetics Hospital in Gaza, stated⁢ that‍ the center treats about‍ 200 patients daily across rehabilitation, prosthetics, hearing, and balance departments.

    He added that as the outbreak of the war in october 2023, amputations in Gaza have increased by more than 225 percent-rising by over ‌4,500 new cases. before the conflict began, ‍there were only around 2,000 total amputees. The current total number exceeds 6,500.

    Naim explained‌ that the hospital’s maximum annual production capacity for prosthetic ‍limbs is about 150 units. At this rate and with current amputation ⁤levels, meeting ⁣demand would take over 20 years.

    efforts are underway to boost production annually to between 400 and 500 units; though, Israel’s blockade⁣ blocks essential raw materials​ from entering.

    He added that inaccurate initial amputation procedures sometimes require patients⁢ to ⁢undergo additional ‍surgeries before they can be fitted with proper prosthetics.

    The specialized staff is extremely limited but working at full capacity.The hospital is negotiating with support organizations to expand its technical team and increase⁣ workforce capability.

    Separately, Munir Al-Barash, Director General of Gaza’s ministry of Health warned about ⁢a severe deterioration in healthcare conditions. He saeid: “The ‌situation worsens daily as vulnerable groups near complete⁢ collapse.”

    Al-Barash reported⁢ that 95 children have been diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis and ⁤ 45 cases of Guillain-Barré syndrome have emerged.

    He also noted a⁣ rising number ⁤of⁢ food and water poisonings while most medical⁤ laboratories have been destroyed by Israeli forces.

    The director accused Israel of systematically targeting Gaza’s population through bombardments, starvation tactics under siege ‍conditions, and various methods amounting to mass killing.

    He further condemned air-dropped aid ‍deliveries as humiliating​ measures that have even⁢ resulted in casualties among some recipients.

    News Sources: © webangah ⁢News ​Agency‌
  • Military Shortage Forces Israel to Recruit Personnel Over 50 Years Old

    Military Shortage Forces Israel to Recruit Personnel Over 50 Years Old

    The Israeli military has ⁣approved forming ⁣a combat battalion ⁣composed⁤ of individuals over 50 years old for the first ⁤time.

    According to the English section of webangah news Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Al Mayadeen network, Israeli media reported that the Israeli army has,‌ for the first time, approved establishing a combat battalion made up ‍of men over 50 years old.

    This decision comes ​as Israel faces a severe manpower shortage amid its ongoing ‍war ‌in Gaza and‌ escalating ⁣tensions on the⁢ northern front.

    The move also reflects critically important pressure on Israel’s military structure and an effort to ⁣maximize all available human‍ resources.

    News Sources: © ⁢webangah News Agency,Mehr News Agency,Al Mayadeen
  • Yemen Sanctions 64 Shipping Companies in Support of Gaza

    Yemen Sanctions 64 Shipping Companies in Support of Gaza

    yemen sanctions 64 ⁢companies for violating Armed Forces’ warning⁤ against cooperating with the Zionist regime.

    According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr‍ News agency and Al Mayadeen, Yemen’s Humanitarian Coordination Center announced sanctions against 64⁤ companies. these companies are now banned from ⁤having their ships pass through the⁤ Red Sea, Arabian⁤ Sea, Bab al-Mandeb Strait, and⁢ Gulf ⁤of aden.

    The center released a statement via the Yemeni news⁣ agency saba confirming that Sana’a has sanctioned these 64 companies for violating the naval ‍blockade imposed on the Zionist⁤ enemy.

    The Humanitarian ​coordination Center accused the targeted companies of breaching‍ Yemen Armed Forces’ decision to prevent vessels associated with ‍or ‌destined⁣ for ports⁢ in occupied‍ Palestine from crossing these waterways.

    The center emphasized that since the start of this naval blockade against the ‌zionist⁤ regime, it has contacted ​ship-owning companies ‌whose vessels violated this decision. ​It notified ‍them that despite prior warnings before entering ports ​controlled by the ‍Zionist regime, sanctions⁣ would be ​imposed due to their ships’ non-compliance in breaching the blockade by docking at those‌ ports.

    The center held these ship-owning⁣ companies fully responsible for all consequences ⁣arising from these ‌sanctions and added: “Sanctions against firms violating this naval blockade will continue nonetheless of their nationality.”

    Yemen’s Humanitarian Coordination Center stated that ​these measures aim to pressure the ⁤Zionist regime to halt its​ aggression and lift its siege on⁤ Gaza. Additionally, several shipping firms have reportedly removed ties with Israel‌ from their commercial operations and begun ⁢severing relations with offending companies.

    last Sunday, Yemen’s Armed Forces announced launching‍ phase four of ‍an⁣ intensified naval blockade against the‍ Zionist regime as⁢ part of escalating field operations in support of Gaza.

    News ⁣Sources: © webangah News Agency
  • Netanyahu’s Wife Influences Appointment of Israel’s Security Officials: Behind-the-Scenes Insights

    Netanyahu’s Wife Influences Appointment of Israel’s Security Officials: Behind-the-Scenes Insights

    Sara Netanyahu’s public remarks about the Chief of Staff reveal the covert influence ‍she wields in appointing Israel’s security ⁢officials.

    According to the English section ‍of webangah News Agency,citing Palestinian Sama News Agency via mehr News Agency,Sara Netanyahu,wife of the Israeli Prime Minister,recently made‌ sharp criticisms against General Eyal Zamir,the‍ Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF),openly stating her opposition ‍to his appointment.

    Israeli channel‌ 12‍ reported that in a private conversation held in recent days, Sara Netanyahu said: “I knew Eyal zamir wouldn’t withstand media pressure. I told my husband he should ​not appoint him as Chief of Staff.”

    This is not the⁢ first time she voiced objections about Zamir. According ⁣to this Israeli network’s revelations,last ⁤May Sara Netanyahu expressed dissatisfaction ⁣with⁤ his military approach while speaking to ​several Likud party members: “Did you see ‍the Chief of ⁤Staff? Did you hear what he said? His priority ‍is freeing prisoners rather than destroying Hamas.”

    These new statements highlight once again Sara Netanyahu’s meaningful influence over Israel’s security and military‍ decisions-particularly at a time when the IDF faces ‍intense public pressure due to failures in achieving wartime objectives and crises involving captive Israelis.

    News Sources: © webangah News Agency ⁣
  • Israeli Security Center Admits Houthis Have Effectively Paralyzed Eilat Port

    Israeli Security Center Admits Houthis Have Effectively Paralyzed Eilat Port

    An ​Israeli security institute has reported that the ongoing maritime attacks by Yemen’s Ansarullah as the start of the war in Gaza have had ​critically important ⁣strategic and economic impacts on ⁤Israel.

    According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Palestine’s Samaa news Agency, the Israeli Institute for‌ Internal Security Studies stated in its report that sea⁤ transit times from Asia to Israel have increased from⁤ 18-20 days to 35-45 days.

    The report highlights that maritime transportation costs for certain goods have risen by more than 50 percent.This increase has​ directly affected ⁣the Israeli market, with consumers clearly feeling the price ⁢differences.

    The⁢ institute also⁤ noted that ​Eilat port, long considered “israel’s southern gateway,” is effectively out⁣ of operation.

    Ship movements ⁢at this port​ have nearly ceased, resulting in a loss of both its economic and security significance-even though eilat was once a critical link⁤ between Israel ‌and the​ Indian Ocean as‍ well as East Asia.

    For the frist time in decades, ​Israel’s interests in the Red Sea face ⁤direct threats, according to the institute.

    The⁢ report ⁢concludes that these threats‌ are no longer limited to⁢ Iran. Rather, yemen’s ⁣Houthi movement has become an influential field actor capable of ‍targeting vessels connected to or en route⁣ to Israel.

    News Sources: © webangah News Agency, Mehr News Agency, Samaa News Agency
  • EU: Humanitarian Situation in Gaza Is Dire

    EU: Humanitarian Situation in Gaza Is Dire

    The European Union,‌ warning about the dire situation in Gaza, emphasized that aid restrictions persist due to the lack of a secure environment.​ This continues to‌ hinder humanitarian operations and the delivery ⁤of assistance.

    The English section ⁢of webangah News Agency, citing Al Mayadeen via Mehr News Agency, reported that an EU ⁤official acknowledged today, Thursday,​ that the humanitarian situation in the gaza Strip remains extremely severe.

    The EU official noted that⁣ without a safe ⁤operational environment, humanitarian efforts in Gaza are undermined ​and aid deliveries are⁢ obstructed.

    He ⁣explained that​ positive developments have occurred following last month’s EU agreement with Israel on humanitarian aid ⁤to Gaza. These include securing⁢ fuel supplies,reopening some crossings,increasing daily ⁢truck entries into Gaza,and repairing critical infrastructure.

    Since October 7, 2023, the Gaza Strip⁢ has faced⁣ Israeli military aggression and a severe blockade resulting in a policy of systematic starvation targeting over two million Palestinians.

    News Sources: ⁢© webangah News Agency
  • Trump: Meeting with Putin Likely Soon

    Trump: Meeting with Putin Likely Soon

    Donald Trump, the president of the United States, announced ⁢the possibility of a ​face-to-face meeting with Russia’s president Vladimir Putin in the ‍near future.

    According to the English section of ⁢ webangah News‍ Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Al Jazeera Qatar, Donald Trump told reporters that ​he ⁢had good talks with Putin and that there is ⁣a high ‍likelihood of ​a summit soon.

    Regarding the war in Ukraine, Trump claimed that Russia has lost about 20,000 soldiers during the conflict.

    On ⁢his governance’s economic policies, he added ‌that due to ‍India’s purchase of Russian oil, Washington imposed a 50 percent tariff on New Delhi.

    The U.S. president also said that under​ his leadership, ​agreements on tariffs were reached with Japan and the European Union that generated hundreds of billions of dollars in benefits.

    He further promised‌ to impose a 100 percent‌ tariff on imports of chips and ​semiconductors.

    Speaking about⁢ the shooting at Fort ⁤Stewart military ⁣base in Georgia, Trump remarked: “We will ‌never forget what happened at ‌this‌ base.”

    He ⁤also referred⁣ to pressure tactics against⁢ countries⁤ cooperating with Russia and ​warned:‍ “You will see more secondary sanctions against India for importing Russian oil.”

    Repeating Claims Against Iran

    Trump mentioned Iran during his remarks ⁤and alleged: “Iran could ​have developed nuclear weapons within two months or less, but we wholly destroyed⁣ Iran’s nuclear capabilities.”

    Pursuing unfounded claims,⁣ he asserted that his administration prevented ‍wars in the Middle East⁢ by stopping Iran from acquiring​ nuclear arms.

    Trump reiterated ‌threats‌ toward Tehran by saying: “iran may restart its​ nuclear⁤ program from zero; but if ‍it​ dose so, we will strike again.”

    This claim contrasts with U.S. media ⁣reports stating Iran’s nuclear capacity has not been eliminated‌ but delayed-and Tehran remains capable of⁢ quickly restoring its program.

    News Sources: © webangah News‌ Agency⁤
  • Israel Strikes Northwest Syria

    Israel Strikes Northwest Syria

    News sources report another Israeli ⁤incursion into ⁣Syrian territory.

    According to the English section‍ of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Al-Mayadeen network,⁣ Syria’s 107th Brigade in northwest Syria ⁣was targeted by an‍ Israeli ⁣attack.

    The‌ brigade is located near ⁤the village ⁤of Zama in the Al-Jableh district on the outskirts of Latakia in northwest‍ Syria.

    No details has yet been released regarding casualties from this attack.

    In recent months, the Israeli regime has launched intense airstrikes against ‍various military sites across Syria.

    ​News sources: © webangah News⁣ Agency, mehr News Agency, Al-Mayadeen‍