Sources close to US President Donald Trump revealed that the …
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Hebrew media: Trump disappointed with Netanyahu
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Iran denies role in alleged plot on Israel's UK embassy: What to know
The UK press reported that five Iranian men were arrested in the UK on Saturday on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack at the Israeli Embassy in Kensington, West London.
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Gaza Civil Defense says 75% of its vehicles are out of service
GAZA, (PIC)
The Palestinian Civil Defense announced on Thursday that 75% of its vehicles in the Gaza Strip are out of service due to fuel depletion.
The Civil Defense said in a press statement that its teams are suffering from severe shortages of power generators and oxygen equipment in Gaza, accusing Israel of exacerbating the suffering of the Palestinian people in the Strip due to the ongoing war and suffocating blockade.
Late April, the Civil Defense announced that fuel for…
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MSF: Lack of accountability for Israel 'shocking'
Claire Manera, MSF’s emergency coordinator in Gaza, said the lack …
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IOF continues its aggression on Tulkarem for the 102nd consecutive day
TULKAREM, (PIC)
Israeli occupation forces (IOF) continued their aggression against the city of Tulkarem and its camp for the 102nd consecutive day, and for the 89th day on the Nur Shams camp east of the city, amid an ongoing escalation of raids, searches, and home demolitions and infrastructure.
The Israeli aggression and its ongoing escalation against Tulkarem city and its two camps have resulted in the martyrdom of 13 citizens, including a child and two women, one of whom was eight…
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Have India and Pakistan started a drone war? | Drone Strikes News
Pakistan’s military said on Thursday morning that the country’s air defence system had brought down 25 Indian drones overnight over some of the country’s chief cities, including Lahore and Karachi. At least one civilian has died, and five people were wounded, it said.
India’s Defence Ministry confirmed hours later that it had targeted Pakistan’s air defence radars and claimed that it was able to “neutralize” one defence system in Lahore. It said Pakistan had attempted to attack…
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Qatar commits $87 million to fund public sector salaries in Syria – Middle East Monitor
Syria has announced that Qatar will provide an $87 million grant, divided over three months and subject to extension, to help cover around one-fifth of public sector salaries. The grant is exempt from international sanctions.
Finance Minister Mohammed Yosr Bernieh stated that the funds will be allocated to pay salaries for employees in the health, education, and social affairs sectors, as well as for non-military retirees.
He emphasised that Syria is continuing…
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While Gaza Starves, Damascus Shifts: Al-Shara’a’s Embrace of Israel – Analysis
Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara’a. (Photo: video grab) By Robert Inlakesh
The Syrian government has openly confirmed indirect negotiations with Israel, deepening fears that Damascus is shifting away from the Palestinian cause even as Israeli attacks continue across the country.
Following his cordial meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron, Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara’a publicly announces that indirect negotiations with Israel are ongoing. This comes amidst an ongoing…
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Teens who want to quit vaping have another medication option
Many teens who vape want to quit. A recent clinical trial suggests that a drug used to stop smoking can help.
In the last four weeks of a 12-week trial, 51 percent of the 88 teens and young adults taking the drug varenicline, which was paired with counseling and text messaging support, abstained from vaping completely, researchers report April 23 in the Journal of the American Medical Association. That’s compared with only 14 percent of the 87 receiving the same support but…
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A day in the life hunting for food and water during the Gaza famine – Mondoweiss
Normality has been redefined in Gaza. Calling home a makeshift tent is now normal, and so is shuttling between displacement centers and queuing for hours to receive food and basic necessities. It is normal for a child to spend three hours a day in a long line to fill up a small gallon of water, and it’s abnormal to see that same child stand in line for school. It’s also normal for an entire family to go two days without food.
Few in Gaza think things will ever go back to how…
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