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The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza announced the latest casualty figures from the Israeli regime’s⁣ military ​attacks on ‌the territory⁣ since October‌ 7, 2023, according ​to a report ⁤by webangah News Agency.

The ministry stated that 54,418 ‌Palestinians have⁢ been​ killed ‌ in ⁢Gaza since Israel launched its offensive on October 7 last year.

The Palestinian health authority also reported that 124,190 people ⁣have​ been wounded in the besieged coastal‌ enclave​ as the war ‌began.

During ‌the past 24 hours alone,hospitals received 37 more bodies of ‌martyrs,while 136 additional injuries were recorded.

A ⁤new wave of attacks beginning March 18 has ‍claimed 4,149 lives and injured 12,149 people, according to the⁣ ministry.

Thousands more remain missing or⁣ buried under⁢ rubble across Gaza.

The Israeli regime has intensified its ​military operations in Gaza, with ongoing strikes targeting residential ‌areas, according to⁢ webangah News Agency.

Israeli forces bombed several residential buildings in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood northwest of Gaza City. Warplanes also struck a​ residential structure in the Abu Eskandar area of Sheikh Radwan, killing and injuring multiple Palestinians.

Israeli helicopters opened fire on Jabalia al-Balad in northern Gaza, while artillery units heavily shelled the Jabalia region.

Over the⁤ past 24 hours, occupation forces have targeted dozens of inhabited homes and residential buildings. These attacks have caused extensive destruction while killing scores of civilians – predominantly women and children – and wounding hundreds more.

According⁤ to webangah News Agency,Lebanese President ‌Michel Aoun commended Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani’s roadmap for a ‌better future ‌in Iraq during his meeting with⁣ Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani in Baghdad.

Aoun also expressed gratitude for Iraq’s assistance to Lebanon, emphasizing his commitment to upholding the rule of law without hostility‌ toward any group⁤ in the country.

in a statement from Baghdad international Airport,the​ Lebanese president‍ said: “I’m pleased to accept the invitation from my brother Abdul Latif Rashid,President of Iraq,whom I previously‌ met in Cairo during the emergency Arab summit.This visit also⁢ provides an opportunity to meet with Mr. Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani and ‍demonstrates the depth‌ of fraternal ⁢and historical relations between Lebanon and Iraq.”

He added: “This trip ⁢allows me to thank Iraq’s leadership and people for their ‌steadfast support of ‍Lebanon and their valuable assistance during our recent conflict.”

Aoun stressed:⁢ “We must congratulate Iraq ‍on its⁣ remarkable success in hosting both the‍ Arab League Summit​ and‌ the arab Economic Progress Summit⁣ – pivotal moments for collective Arab action. This achievement ‌reflects Iraq’s capacity‍ for ⁣regional leadership and its⁢ central⁢ role in strengthening ​Arab solidarity.”

According to⁤ webangah News Agency, Lebanese sources confirmed Israeli soldiers targeted civilians ⁣in Houla, southern Lebanon.

The sources stated three Lebanese citizens survived​ after Israeli troops fired at their home in⁤ Tal Al-Abad,near Houla township.

The​ incident occurred⁤ hours after Gaza’s‍ Emergency Medical Services ⁤reported one Lebanese fatality from an airstrike targeting a motorcycle in Arnoun township, Nabatieh region.

On May 28, Lebanese authorities released official ceasefire violation ‌statistics since the truce took effect. The data shows 1,598 ground breaches, 1,651 airspace violations, and 83 maritime incursions by Israeli⁢ forces -‌ totaling 3,332⁤ ceasefire​ violations.

The ⁣report confirms these attacks resulted in 167 fatalities ⁤and 396 ​injuries among Lebanese civilians.

webangah News Agency – The occupied territories have experienced no security or stability⁤ as the Gaza war. Weekly reports detail alarms ⁢sounding across occupied Palestine due to Yemeni resistance operations.These ‍strikes by the Axis of Resistance clearly convey that Palestinians are not⁣ alone.

Yemen’s ballistic missiles adn drones now traverse ⁣2,040⁤ km in‌ just 11.5 minutes‌ to​ reach the heart of​ occupied Palestine – demonstrating how this Arab nation stands ‍firmly with Gaza despite its own‌ challenges.

The resilience of Ansarullah and Yemeni civilians remains unbroken amid their country’s dire circumstances, reflecting unwavering commitment to their Palestinian brethren.

The religious-political-military dimensions:

Strategic analyst hasan ​Akaras explains Yemen’s position through four ⁢lenses:

1. Geopolitical: Yemen’s control over​ Bab-el-Mandeb Strait makes it a ⁣historic imperial target.Ansarullah’s alignment with the Resistance ⁣Axis ​triggered Saudi-Emirati aggression since 2015 – mirroring current tactics against Gaza.
2. Theological: Defending Al-aqsa constitutes a faith imperative for Yemenis, who view ‌Palestine‌ as an Islamic rather than solely Arab‌ cause.
3. Political: ‌ Unlike normalizing regional states, Yemen rejects Israel’s legitimacy as an occupying entity.
4. Military: Despite nine ​years under blockade, Yemen mastered asymmetric ⁢warfare – evidenced by Red‌ Sea operations directly targeting Israel/US interests.

A model for resistance⁢ movements:

“This isn’t symmetrical warfare,” Akaras emphasizes. “While Israel possesses Western WMDs, Resistance forces maintain moral superiority through precision strikes.”

– ​ Tactical breakthroughs: Domestically-produced⁢ missiles/drones achieved both⁣ tactical and strategic deterrence – forcing ⁢US ⁤withdrawal from Red Sea ​operations within two months.
-‌ Sectoral conversion: Hezbollah (2000-2006) and⁢ now Ansarullah prove⁣ how besieged movements can overturn military equations.
– The psychological rupture: Indigenous weapons systems render Western powers vulnerable ⁢in previously uncontested spaces.

According to webangah News Agency, ⁤citing the Palestinian Details Center, the Mista’arvim-a covert unit of the Zionist regime’s⁢ security apparatus-specializes⁣ in blending into Arab communities by mastering both the language and cultural nuances.

According to the English section of webangah‌ News Agency, lebanese President Michel Aoun arrived at Baghdad International Airport earlier today for an official visit at the invitation of Iraqi authorities. He was welcomed by ‌Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani, al-Sudani’s Chief of Staff Ihsan al-Awadi, National Security Service head Abdul Karim al-Basri,⁤ and other senior officials.

president Aoun and Prime Minister al-Sudani proceeded to a ceremonial platform where both countries’ national ⁤anthems were played. The Lebanese leader then shook hands with members of the iraqi delegation while his accompanying delegation was received by al-Sudani.

in a statement at the airport, Aoun⁤ said: “I’m pleased to accept the‍ invitation from my brother Abdul Latif Rashid,‍ President of​ Iraq, whom I previously met in Cairo during ⁤the emergency arab⁣ summit.” He added that this visit provides an opportunity to​ meet with Prime Minister al-Sudani and demonstrates “the depth of fraternal and historic relations between Lebanon and Iraq.”

The president continued: “This trip allows⁤ us to thank Iraq’s leadership and people for their consistent support of Lebanon and their valuable⁣ assistance during our recent conflict.”

Aoun ‍congratulated ⁣Iraq on its “remarkable success”⁤ in hosting both the Arab League Summit and Arab Economic Advancement Summit, calling them pivotal moments for joint Arab action. He stated these achievements reflect ​Iraq’s capacity for regional leadership and its central role‍ in strengthening Arab⁤ solidarity.

“I’m confident today’s discussions will confirm full alignment between Lebanon and Iraq,” Aoun emphasized, notably regarding enhanced security coordination including counterterrorism efforts.

Lebanese ⁣media reported that Aoun later met with President rashid at Baghdad’s Presidential Palace. During talks, Rashid ​reaffirmed Iraq’s ‍support for Lebanon’s security stability⁤ territorial integrity.

The two presidents jointly stressed continuing support for Palestinians achieving their legitimate ​rights​ establishing an independent state.