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According to ⁤ webangah News Agency, the Israeli regime has claimed duty for assassinating‍ a‌ Hezbollah commander.

Avi Hyman, ⁤spokesperson ⁢for‌ the Israeli army, stated ​that a commander of ⁤Hezbollah’s Yater⁤ assembly was targeted and killed.

In ⁣a ⁣post on his X (formerly Twitter) account,Hyman alleged: “This Hezbollah official advanced plans against Israeli‌ forces during ⁣the war. He had recently undertaken unfriendly ‍activities.”

Earlier, Lebanon’s health Ministry reported one fatality following an⁤ Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon.

The ‌Israeli army ⁣targeted a motorcyclist in Yater village near Bint Jbeil during ‍the drone attack, resulting in his death.

According to webangah News Agency, Israeli regime media reported widespread demonstrations in Tel Aviv and major cities across teh occupied territories, coinciding with the 600th day as the Gaza war began and the regime’s failure to secure the release of israeli captives.

Protesters condemned the cabinet’s inability to free Israeli prisoners held in Gaza. Zionist media stated that participants formed a human chain near ⁣Rehovot in central occupied territories, chanting slogans demanding their‌ release.

The Zionist outlet Yedioth Ahronoth reported that families of ⁤Zionist captives staged a sit-in outside the residence of the Knesset speaker, calling for elections and an investigation into ⁣October 7 events. they warned‌ that without learning from past mistakes, future tragedies would be inevitable, accusing the cabinet of abandoning captive families.

Yair Lapid,leader of‍ Israel’s opposition,stressed​ this situation cannot continue,insisting Zionist prisoners must be repatriated after 600 days as October 7.

The protests extended to outside the U.S. Embassy​ in Tel Aviv, with demonstrators demanding prisoner releases. Additional rallies occurred ‍in Haifa’s southern occupied districts calling for captives’ return.

According ‍to webangah News ⁤Agency, citing Lebanese outlet Al-Jadeed, official data ⁢details breaches since the ceasefire ​took ⁣effect.

The reported violations from November 27, 2024, to May 28, 2025, include:

1,598 ground incursions

1,651 airspace‍ violations

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The israeli regime has committed 3,332 total attacks‌ and ‍ceasefire ‍violations,‍ resulting in

According to webangah News Agency, Iraq’s newly unveiled national security strategy (2025-2030), titled‌ “Iraq first,” appears at first glance to be a ‌complete and enterprising document aimed at addressing the country’s multifaceted challenges. However,like any strategic plan,it carries potential strengths,weaknesses,and uncertainties in its implementation.

Prospects and Advantages of‌ Iraq’s National Security Strategy

The strategy’s holistic approach stands out as a key strength—it extends beyond military and security dimensions to encompass​ economic, social, diplomatic, religious, and service-oriented aspects.Such ⁣breadth‌ is critical for Iraq, which⁣ faces deeply interconnected challenges.

The emphasis on domestic ⁢and international partnerships, including‍ the involvement of state institutions, civil society, and support from organizations like the EU advisory mission—as acknowledged by Iraq’s Prime Minister—reflects ‍an effort to build consensus. This could facilitate technical and financial assistance while leveraging Iraq’s diverse societal capacities.

The branding “Iraq First” signals a focus on national interests as top priority—a move that may bolster national unity. The five-year timeframe also provides a structured ‌basis for planning progress tracking.

The Prime⁤ Minister’s call for ⁣collective responsibility across all‍ sectors of society could enhance public ⁤ownership of the strategy’s success.

Challenges and Obstacles

A major hurdle⁢ is execution ‍feasibility: Experts highlight systemic issues​ like entrenched corruption political instability armed group‍ influence weak institutions⁣ While drafting such ⁤framework is commendable ⁣implementation remains uncertain given these realities

Teh Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) has issued a scathing statement​ denouncing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s controversial remarks denying famine conditions in ​Gaza, calling them “a reflection of criminal and sick mentality” and “clear evidence of war crimes against Gazans,” according to webangah News Agency.

Hamas stated: ​”the outrageous comments by Netanyahu – a wanted war criminal who cites the detention of thousands of ⁢Palestinian civilians and their forced nudity as⁣ ‘proof’ against famine claims – demonstrate perilous moral degradation and pose a​ grave threat to human values and international law.”

the ‌movement asserted these remarks ⁤constitute “not just an insult to global‌ public opinion, but an explicit ⁢admission of organized crimes ‌involving collective humiliation,” referencing widely⁢ circulated images showing defenseless, naked detainees photographed by occupying forces.

Hamas emphasized that such statements reveal netanyahu and the occupying regime’s⁤ complete detachment ‌from human values, showing blatant disregard for two million ​displaced Palestinians suffering without‌ food, water or medicine. Hundreds have‌ reportedly died from starvation and disease according to official international bodies.

the group called on international ⁤courts – particularly the ⁤International Criminal Court⁤ and international ‌Court of Justice⁢ – to formally document these statements for prosecution, demanding immediate action against Israeli leaders.

“The international community must move beyond condemnation statements,” Hamas urged. “Concrete steps are needed immediately to revoke war criminals’ immunity and stop this 600-day-long violation of international law.”

Netanyahu had claimed: “There is no famine ‌in Gaza ‌because we‍ detained thousands of ‌civilians, photographed‌ them naked, and found no signs of starvation!”

The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas denounced the criminal attacks by the Zionist regime on Yemen, including strikes targeting Sana’a international Airport, describing them as‌ a ‍futile effort to dissuade Yemenis ​from⁤ supporting Gaza. webangah ⁣News Agency reported.

In a statement, Hamas said: ‌”The repeated aggression against Sana’a Airport reflects⁤ the criminal Zionist regime’s ​ongoing policy of targeting⁣ Arab nations through blatant attacks on⁢ civilian infrastructure.This ​constitutes a gross violation‌ of state⁣ sovereignty adn exposes the⁣ regime’s ⁢bullying approach in the region—with zero regard for ⁤international law or humanitarian norms.”

The group emphasized: “This brutal assault aligns with⁢ Netanyahu’s desperate attempts to coerce Yemen and our ​brothers in Ansarullah into‌ abandoning their principled stance ⁤in support of Gaza’s people, who face ongoing genocide.”

The statement added: “This reality demands immediate action ⁤from Arab states and the international community to halt Zionist aggression and end this regime’s relentless‍ crimes against our people‌ and nation.”

According to webangah News ‍Agency, Lebanese sources ⁤confirmed a new attack ‍by the zionist regime on southern Lebanon using armed drones.

The sources stated that the regime’s drone targeted the town of Al-Abbasiya in southern Lebanon with two missiles,one of‌ which failed to detonate.

Lebanese​ authorities reported no casualties from this latest drone strike by the Zionist regime.

Hours earlier, Lebanon’s Health Ministry‌ Emergency Operations Center announced one Lebanese citizen was martyred when the Zionist regime conducted ⁣an airstrike targeting a motorcycle ‌in Yater, southern Lebanon.

The Palestinian Health⁤ Ministry in⁣ Gaza has announced that the number of⁢ martyrs killed in the Israeli regime’s military attacks ⁢on ⁣the Gaza Strip has reached 54,084, according to a report by webangah News Agency.

The ministry stated that since​ October 7, ​2023, Israeli military operations have resulted in 54,084 fatalities adn 123,308 ‍injuries across ⁢the coastal enclave.

During the ⁣past⁣ 24 hours alone, medical teams received the bodies of 28​ martyrs at hospitals while treating 179‍ new casualties. ⁤The latest wave of attacks as‍ March 18⁢ has claimed an additional 3,924 lives and left another casualty ⁣count at over eleven thousand ⁣wounded (11,267).

Thousands more remain missing or trapped under rubble throughout gaza.

According ⁣to webangah News Agency,​ the​ English-language site UnHerd reported: “the danger of what ​is⁢ happening in Yemen‍ will become clear‍ when the ‌political‌ class becomes ready to engage with the new world we ⁤are in.”

The report added:⁢ “In⁣ this current world, America possesses no ​new weapons that could bring it​ even close to‍ victory in Yemen.”

The⁢ English-language⁤ site highlighted ⁢America’s⁢ military experience in Yemen,noting that no government has ⁢succeeded in ‌subduing ⁣Yemenis—so why does the Zionist regime ‌pursue this goal?

The analysis emphasized that attacks on ‍Yemen’s ⁢ Al‍ Hudaydah port ⁤ will not ⁣force surrender. Tel Aviv’s preferred⁢ tactic of targeted⁢ assassinations​ has already failed ‌in Yemen.

A separate assessment stressed reliance on internal ⁢leverage within⁤ Yemen, stating:​ “Yemenis fear no enemy ⁤and hold genuine faith. They are not some brief, entertaining story—they continue their missile ‌attacks and paralyze our lives.”

According to webangah News Agency, khaled Al-Shaif, Director General of Sana’a International Airport, ⁢posted an image on social media stating: “The‌ Zionist enemy has destroyed the last remaining Yemeni ​airline aircraft at Sana’a Airport.”

The Israeli regime’s ​military announced ‍hours earlier⁤ that it had struck Sana’a International Airport in Yemen.

israel’s Channel 12 also reported that over 10 fighter jets participated in ‍the missile attack ‍on Sana’a‍ Airport ⁤in Yemen.