The Israeli regime’s military personnel continue their aggression and genocidal war in the Gaza Strip in spite of the efforts made by regional and international players to pave the way for reaching a ceasefire deal in the besieged area.
The security situation in the northern borders of occupied Palestine is still tense, and there is a possibility of a large-scale ground conflict at any moment. After the recent assassinations, the Israeli regime has increased the number of its special units and military forces near the borders of Lebanon due to the possibility of retaliatory attacks by Iran and Hezbollah. Additionally, new concrete trenches have been constructed in the border areas and more equipment has been deployed to the borders.
The Israeli regime has launched a new ground operation against Palestinian groups in the Al-Qararah area in the northeast of Khan Yunis. This operation began just 20 days after the Israeli army had launched another operation in Khan Yunis.
In a statement, the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, emphasized that instead of initiating new negotiations for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the terms agreed upon by the previous truce talks would be better to be implemented.
In a fresh aggression, the Israeli military forces have initiated a new ground operation in the northern front of Khan Younis located in the southern Gaza Strip.
The United States has sent 12 F-22 fighter jets from the Royal Air Force station in the United Kingdom to boost defenses in West Asia.
According to the Washington Post, the US Navy has dispatched two destroyers, the USS Labon and the USS Cole, from the Gulf of Oman to the Red Sea and then to occupied Palestine. These destroyers have Arleigh Burke class of guided-missile destroyers (DDGs) and are capable of carrying out a variety of offensive and defensive […]
According to local media reports, several explosions occurred at the Israeli regime’s intelligence base in the Dahlak Archipelago off the coast of Eritrea.
The Israeli regime’s media outlets have reported an anti-Zionist operation in the center of occupied Palestine.
Israeli warplanes bombed the areas of Zita, Hawsh al-Sayyid Ali and Matraba on the outskirts of the city of al-Qusayr, near the Syrian-Lebanese border.
As a result of the Israeli warplanes’ terrorist attack on the Dahiya area south of the Lebanese capital Beirut, five people were killed, including a senior commander of Hezbollah, and more than 74 were wounded.
In a shocking turn of events, leader of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas Political Bureau Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in the Iranian capital Tehran after a visit to participate in the inauguration of Masoud Pezeshkian, the newly elected Iranian President.
