On May 24, 2024, the Israeli army claimed that “Hussein Fayyad,” the Beit Hanoun Battalion Commander of the al-Qassam Brigades, had been killed in a tunnel in the Gaza Strip. However, after 8 months, Hussein Fayyad has reappeared, delivering a speech in front of the people of Gaza and the cameras.
Under the ceasefire agreement, the Israeli army will gradually withdraw from various areas of the Gaza Strip over the coming days and weeks, in stages. Avichay Adraee, the Arab spokesman for the Israeli army, released a map showing the locations of Israeli forces in Gaza. He noted that currently, movement from south to north Gaza […]
An Israeli soldier was killed, and two others, including a senior officer in serious condition, were wounded after a roadside bomb hit their vehicle south of Tubas in the West Bank last night.
The first group of Palestinian prisoners, including 90 women and children, were released and returned to their families.
On January 15, unknown groups launched a rocket attack on US coalition positions at the CONOCO gas facility in Deir Ezzor province.
Following an ambush by the former SAA forces that resulted in the deaths of two militants and the capture of seven others, the HTS militants launched an operation in the Ain al-Sharqiya area.
The Yemeni army launched attacks on targets in Tel Aviv and the Eilat power plant using several suicide drones and cruise missiles.
The Israeli army reported that five members of the Nahal Brigade were killed and 10 others were seriously injured during an operation in the Beit Hanoun area of northern Gaza. Eight of the injured are in critical condition.
In an ambush by former SAA forces against the Tahrir al-Sham affiliated militants in Ain al-Sharqiya, east of Jabla in Latakia province, two militants were killed and seven others were captured.
Jordanian fighter jets attacked two houses in Al-Sha’ab village, located in the southern countryside of Sweida province. One of the houses is allegedly owned by an arms and drug smuggler involved in trafficking operations between Syria and Jordan.
The MT Valpiave tanker transported an oil cargo from the Turkish port of Ceyhan, to the port of Haifa in northern occupied Palestine.
According to recent updates from southern Syria, the Israeli army remains in the areas indicated on previous maps, with the exception of a withdrawal from the village of Al-Ma’alqa in Quneitra province.
