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  • Masses in Saada Rally in Support of Gaza + Video

    Masses in Saada Rally in Support of Gaza + Video

    The people of Saada in northern Yemen took to the streets in a large demonstration to show their support for Gaza.

    The people of Saada in ​northern Yemen held a ‍massive march to express their solidarity with Gaza, according to the English section ⁢of webangah ⁢News Agency, quoting Al Masirah and Mehr news Agency.

    Participants in the rally emphasized​ their‍ firm commitment ​to supporting the starving ​residents of ‌Gaza and backing Palestine. They ⁤also voiced strong opposition against⁣ those they⁣ described as collaborators and traitors.

    Yesterday, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, leader‌ of Yemen’s Ansarallah movement, called on Yemenis to participate massively ‌in demonstrations⁣ supporting Gaza. Meanwhile,‍ Yemeni armed forces continue conducting operations deep inside occupied territories, notably targeting Ben Gurion Airport.

    Additionally, Yemeni forces have been preventing ships bound‍ for the ⁣occupied territories⁢ from proceeding further.

    News Sources: © ⁤webangah News​ Agency, Mehr News ‍Agency, al Masirah
  • Germany to Deliver Two Patriot Systems to Ukraine Following Agreement with U.S

    Germany to Deliver Two Patriot Systems to Ukraine Following Agreement with U.S

    Germany announced that⁢ after reaching an agreement with the⁢ United States, Berlin will deliver two Patriot air ​defense⁢ systems to Ukraine.

    According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Reuters, Germany’s Defense Minister Boris Pistorius stated that following an agreement ⁤with the United States, Germany will‌ supply two Patriot air defense systems to⁤ Ukraine.

    Pistorius ⁤explained that under this⁤ deal, ⁢Germany will be the first country to‍ receive the latest version of the Patriot system from the U.S. in exchange ⁤for sending its ⁣own units to​ Ukraine.

    The German Defense Minister said in a statement: “Thanks to america’s commitment, Germany can initially support Ukraine ⁤by delivering launchers and later provide additional Patriot system components.”

    According to this statement, within days​ the German military will send⁤ extra Patriot launchers to Ukraine. In two or three⁣ months, it ‍will ‍supply⁢ additional parts of the system.

    Furthermore,Berlin​ will receive new versions of the Patriot system from Washington much faster ⁢than othre ‌countries as ⁢part⁤ of this arrangement.

    The increasing⁢ intensity of Russian night ⁣air strikes against Ukraine this summer has‍ heightened Kyiv’s need for enhanced air defense. Reuters claims that Patriot batteries have⁤ proven⁢ effective at intercepting Russian ballistic missiles.

    News sources: © webangah News Agency
  • Deep Rift Emerges Between Netanyahu and Israeli Military Chief of Staff

    Deep Rift Emerges Between Netanyahu and Israeli Military Chief of Staff

    Israeli media report deep divisions⁣ between the Prime Minister and Chief of ‍Staff over Gaza.

    According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing‍ Cairo-based Al-Akhbarieh via ⁣Mehr News Agency, israeli sources have revealed significant disagreements between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Chief of Staff ⁣Eyal Zamir regarding the Gaza conflict.

    Israeli media report that Netanyahu and Zamir hold⁤ starkly opposing views ⁣on the war in Gaza and ceasefire negotiations.

    The sources indicate that⁣ Zamir could resign this week if no agreement⁣ is reached concerning Gaza.

    The disagreements focus especially‍ on ⁣how to manage ‌the crisis in Gaza, including reaching a prisoner exchange deal and a ceasefire arrangement.

    If no deal on a ceasefire and prisoner swap is ⁢finalized this week,Zamir may choose to‌ step down‌ from his ‌position,according to these sources.

    Reports also state that the⁣ Israeli⁣ military plans to​ reduce its troop ⁣presence in gaza and redeploy⁢ several brigades to other fronts.

    Currently, only eight brigades remain in Gaza-a notably small number sence the outbreak of hostilities.⁤

    News Sources: © webangah News agency, Mehr News⁤ Agency
  • Floods in Vietnam Claim at Least 14 Lives

    Floods in Vietnam Claim at Least 14 Lives

    Flooding in northern‍ Vietnam has resulted in at ⁤least 14 fatalities.

    According to the‍ English section of webangah News Agency,‌ citing Mehr News Agency and Reuters, heavy rainfall has caused‍ flooding in‌ Điện Biên Province, northern‌ Vietnam, killing at⁤ least ‌14 people.

    Local media reported that after hours‌ of intense rain,floodwaters rose rapidly,submerging homes in ​low-lying areas.In mountainous regions, ‍the flooding triggered severe mudslides and torrents.

    A statement ‌from the local government noted suspended ⁤traffic and power outages across several districts. Local outlets added that ongoing heavy rain ⁤is ⁢hampering⁢ rescue​ efforts and searches for‌ missing ⁤persons.

    ⁣ News⁤ Sources: © webangah News Agency, Mehr News Agency, Reuters,
  • Sderot Alarm Sounds

    Sderot Alarm Sounds

    Israeli⁤ sources report hearing warning⁤ sirens in settlements near Gaza.

    The English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News ‍agency and Al Mayadeen, reported that Israeli media announced warning ‍sirens sounded in the⁣ settlement of Sderot ​near Gaza.

    These sources stated ​that the sirens were also​ heard in Sha’ar hanegev, close to ⁣the Gaza border.

    No​ further⁣ details have⁤ been provided by Israeli sources.

    News Sources: © webangah⁣ News Agency, Mehr News Agency, ⁤Al‌ Mayadeen,
  • Trump Signs Order Imposing New Tariffs on Over 60 Countries

    Trump Signs Order Imposing New Tariffs on Over 60 Countries

    The U.S. President has signed an executive ⁢order reinstating tariffs ranging ​from 10 to 41 percent on multiple countries.

    According to the English section⁣ of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr​ News Agency and Al Jazeera, U.S. President Donald Trump ⁤announced the reimplementation of tariffs​ on more than 60‌ countries and regions, with rates varying between 10 and 41 percent.

    In a separate order, Trump raised tariffs on certain imported⁢ goods from Canada from 25 to 35 percent. The White House accused⁢ Ottawa of failing to cooperate in curbing the flood of fentanyl and other drug trafficking.

    Washington released a statement titled “Revising Reciprocal Tariff ‌Rates,” listing approximately 69 trade partners whose ‌tariff rates have been adjusted.

    Exports from some major U.S. trade partners, such⁣ as Australia and the United Kingdom, now face a base tariff rate of 10⁤ percent.

    The executive order specifies that these tariffs will come into effect starting August 7. countries facing⁣ the‍ highest tariff rates include Iraq ⁤(35%), Serbia (35%), Switzerland (39%), Laos (40%), Myanmar (40%), and Syria (41%).

    In addition to those on the White⁤ House list,⁣ the Falkland Islands and Taiwan will be subject to tariffs of 10 percent and 20 percent respectively.

    The White House stated that goods imported from countries⁣ not listed will be subject to a standard customs tax ⁢rate of ⁢10 percent.

    News Sources: © webangah news Agency
  • Human Rights Watch: Gaza Aid Distribution System Is Faulty

    Human Rights Watch: Gaza Aid Distribution System Is Faulty

    Human Rights Watch accuses ‌Israeli regime of war crimes in Gaza Strip.

    according ‍to the English section of webangah News‌ Agency, citing Mehr News Agency and Shehab News⁣ Agency, Human Rights Watch has accused ⁣the Israeli regime of committing war crimes in the Gaza Strip. ⁢The organization stated⁤ that the killing of Palestinians ⁤waiting in line for food aid is a clear example of such crimes.

    The organization said the Israeli military, wiht U.S. support and contractor ​cooperation, has created a flawed‌ and ⁢ineffective military system ‌for distributing humanitarian aid in Gaza that repeatedly turns into scenes of bloodshed instead ‍of easing conditions.

    Human Rights Watch emphasized that the current ⁤catastrophic humanitarian situation results directly ​from Israel’s use of starvation as a weapon‍ against civilians during ​wartime. The group also considered israel’s ‌continued denial of vital aid ​to Gazans as constituting ⁣crimes against ​humanity ‍and genocide.

    The report called on the international community to step up pressure on Israel⁤ to end​ all​ illegal and⁣ comprehensive restrictions⁢ on humanitarian aid access into Gaza.

    Human Rights Watch​ further demanded that both the ⁢United ⁤States ‌and Israel immediately suspend this defective aid distribution system to protect civilian lives.

    News Sources: © webangah News Agency, Mehr News⁢ Agency, Shehab News Agency,
  • Trump’s Dream Realized in El Salvador’s Congress!

    Trump’s Dream Realized in El Salvador’s Congress!

    El⁤ Salvador’s‍ Congress Abolishes Presidential Term Limits by Amending Constitution

    According to ‍teh English section of webangah ‍News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency ⁣and France 24, El Salvador’s Congress approved constitutional reforms that eliminate presidential term limits.

    The party led by President Nayib Bukele,which holds a majority in the national Assembly,also agreed to extend ‌the presidential term from five to ⁢six years.

    Congresswoman Ana Figueroa from the “New Ideas” ‍party introduced⁣ these reforms​ in five ⁤points. With their solid ⁤majority, her party and its allies‍ immediately voted in favor. The amendments passed​ with 57 votes for and only three⁢ against.

    Last year, despite constitutional​ prohibitions, Bukele ⁢won re-election by a large margin. This‌ was ‍made possible after El Salvador’s ⁤Supreme Court-whose ‍judges where‍ appointed by his party-authorized his second candidacy⁢ in 2021 for another five-year term.

    Figueroa also proposed ending Bukele’s current presidency ⁢on June ‍1,2027 rather of June 1,2029. This ​adjustment will⁢ synchronize presidential ⁣and legislative elections⁣ while allowing⁣ Bukele to seek a longer term two years earlier.

    Bukele has been ⁤president since 2019 and ⁤remains a polarizing figure. His aggressive approach against⁤ crime has earned widespread voter approval; however, human rights groups claim ⁣thousands ‍have been arbitrarily detained under ⁤his administration.

    Marcela Viatoro,a lawmaker from ​the opposition National Republican⁢ Alliance⁣ (ARENA),condemned the new ‌law​ saying: “Today democracy is dead in El Salvador!”

    The United States’ former ⁤president Donald Trump-now 79-had jokingly suggested during his 2024 campaign that he might run⁢ for a third term himself. In last⁢ November’s victory speech he sarcastically remarked that “maybe we‌ need to change the constitution a little!”

    Trump recently reached an agreement​ with El⁣ Salvador on‍ migrant expulsions from the US.The so-called “safe third country” deal‍ allows US immigration​ authorities to deport non-Salvadoran migrants ⁤there. Under this agreement, ⁣members of Venezuela’s criminal group Tren de Aragua-which Trump ⁤labeled as an “foreign terrorist institution”-have been sent back to‌ El Salvador.

    News Sources: ‍© webangah News Agency
  • Israeli Regime Continues Airstrikes and Artillery Attacks on Gaza

    Israeli Regime Continues Airstrikes and Artillery Attacks on Gaza

    Air and ground ⁢attacks by⁣ the occupiers, coupled with famine and hunger, are claiming the lives of Palestinian women and children ⁣in Gaza.

    According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing a report from Mehr ​News Agency and Sawt al-Quds, Palestinian sources confirmed‌ that a child was injured ‌during Israeli‍ bombardment of Tal al-Hawa in⁣ southwest Gaza City.

    Palestinian sources ‍also reported that seven‌ people were wounded in an⁤ attack on a ‍refugee tent in Muwassi near Khan Younis.

    Sources further stated that four civilians were killed and several others injured⁢ following an airstrike‌ targeting a vehicle and a group of civilians in central ‍Deir al-Balah city in⁢ central Gaza.

    The area near Cairo​ Bank in​ Deir al-Balah was also bombed by Israeli warplanes, resulting ‌in⁣ multiple fatalities ⁤and injuries.

    Israeli military helicopters targeted various parts of Gaza City. several people ⁤were⁢ wounded during these strikes⁣ west‍ of the city. Concurrently, Israeli artillery shelled north of the Al-Nuseirat ‌refugee camp in central Gaza.

    The‌ israeli occupation army conducted‍ intense aerial and artillery attacks on different areas⁣ across the Gaza Strip. These⁤ assaults killed several Palestinians and injured dozens more.

    Field ⁤reports indicate that Israeli artillery shelled⁢ north of Al-Nuseirat camp. In western‌ Gaza City, the Al-Jawazat area came under ‌aerial attack causing multiple injuries. ‍Additional victims,including a ⁤child,were reported ‍near Sheikh Radwan Cemetery following another strike.

    A ⁣strike on Tal al-Hawa neighborhood southwest of Gaza City wounded a young child.⁣ An air assault on refugee tents at Muwassi near Khan Younis⁣ killed one woman and wounded several others. Bombing in‌ ard Al-Fara claimed four more lives.

    A ‍drone strike targeting a vehicle in Deir al-balah city resulted in four deaths. ‍Several​ members of the Ayash family west of deir al-balah camp were also killed.Meanwhile, israeli tanks⁤ opened fire around humanitarian aid distribution centers northwest of Rafah.

    Separately, UNRWA reported that one ​out‍ of every five children in Gaza is suffering severe malnutrition-a ⁣figure steadily rising amid worsening conditions.

    Medical sources from the Gaza Strip confirmed that​ Ahmad Samir Abdullah, a⁤ two-year-old Palestinian boy‌ suffering from severe malnutrition caused by hunger crisis conditions, died at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis city.

    News Sources: © ​webangah News Agency
  • What Is the Fate of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces Legislation?

    What Is the Fate of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces Legislation?

    One member of the Security and Defense Committee in the Iraqi Parliament discussed the ⁤Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) law and related consultations.

    According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Rudaw, Hussein al-Amiri, a member of the Security and Defense Committee in Iraq’s Council ​of Representatives, stated that the PMF ‌law is ready and will be ⁢scheduled for a parliamentary vote on Saturday.

    He saeid that⁣ the Security⁣ and Defense Committee has put all articles of the ⁣PMF ⁤law to a vote. Political forces with portrayal in this committee agree on its ⁣approval.

    Al-Amiri added that intensive⁣ consultations have taken place in recent days regarding ​this law.​ Government concerns were addressed, especially those involving the administrative structure of the ⁢PMF organization-such as positions like deputy head and secretary-general. ‌Proposals related‍ to ‍management roles connected to PMF activities⁤ were also reviewed.

    He‍ emphasized that representatives ‍will collect signatures to ​submit to parliament’s presidium so​ that this law will be placed on Saturday’s ⁣parliamentary session agenda. ⁢The Popular Mobilization Forces serve as Iraq’s security valve, fighting ⁤alongside⁣ security forces to protect national security and sovereignty.

    Al-Amiri confirmed that the PMF law enjoys broad support⁢ from ⁤political groups including kurds and Sunni Arabs, with no ​meaningful objections reported ahead of the upcoming vote.

    News Sources: ©‍ webangah News Agency