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Israel has committed over 4,000 official breaches that involved carrying out ground, air, and sea attacks, as well as directly assaulting residential neighborhoods and shelter centers, said Ismail Al Thawabta, Director of the Government Media Office in Gaza, on Tuesday. Al Thawabta added that these violations have resulted in the killing of over 1,252 Palestinians, mostly women and children, along with the injury of over 4,120 people with varying degrees of severity, thereby pushing the health system to further punch above its weight. The Israeli occupation army keeps intently committing methodical and dangerous breaches of the ceasefire decision, Al Thawabta continued, terming these abuses as flagrant challenges to international humanitarian law and a complete downplaying of UN resolutions. Since the first phase of the accord took effect, he noted, relentless assaults have been monitored and documented. Al Thawabta pointed out that the language of figures uncloaks the premeditated intent of the Israeli occupation to perpetuate the aggression and deepen the humanitarian crisis in the enclave. Al Thawabta emphasized that these figures constitute full-fledged war crimes and crimes against humanity to be added to the record of the Israeli occupation in terms of the war of annihilation against the Palestinian people. He highlighted that these unabated abuses realistically test the credibility of the international community, the Security Council, and human rights organizations. In addition, Al Thawabta stressed the importance of shifting from merely making verbal condemnations to taking practical and deterrent actions that compel the Israeli occupation to halt its onslaught and hold its leaders accountable before international courts. Al Thawabta held the Israeli occupation and the US administration fully and directly responsible for the dangerous implications of the ceasefire collapse and the perpetuation of the bloodbath. He asserted that these situations wouldn’t undermine the indomitability of the Palestinian people. Source link
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The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) murdered at least 73,381 Palestinian civilians and injured at least 174,231 others since the beginning of the genocide that the Israeli occupation has been committing against the Gaza Strip in October 2023.The Palestinian Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip said on Wednesday that hospitals across the Strip received four Palestinian martyrs and an injured Palestinian over the past 24 hours. The sources indicated that many of the victims remain under the rubble and scattered on the streets, as ambulance and civil defense crews are still unable to reach them.Since the “ceasefire” agreement went into effect in October 2025, the IOF murdered at least 1,254 Palestinians, and injured at least 4,121 others, while 804 bodies were pulled out from under the rubble. Source link
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The United States was hopeful that a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz would be done “today or tomorrow”, a top official said yesterday, sending oil prices tumbling on optimism for increased shipments in the vital waterway. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told broadcaster CNBC “there is a chance we may have a deal” in the coming hours, echoing remarks from President Donald Trump the day before. Speaking from the White House on Monday, Trump kept up his now familiar combination of optimism for diplomacy and bellicose threats, warning that this was Iran’s “last chance before decapitation”.Underlining the fragility of the situation, one crew member was listed missing yesterday on a merchant ship hit by a projectile in Hormuz, with fire erupting in the accommodation area. To Page 5 In what has become a regular pattern, Trump last week threatened to hit Iran “very hard”, potentially with attacks against civilian infrastructure, only to pull back later, hinting that a deal was near.But Iran’s foreign ministry denied negotiations with Washington were taking place, even as Trump insisted they were happening “right now”. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said yesterday that the United States was involved in negotiations between Oman and Iran on increasing traffic through the Hormuz.“There’s been progress made in those talks but not finality yet. We’re hoping that will happen very shortly,” he told journalists. Trump had previously said he expected to know by yesterday how the talks were going, “one way or the other”, but insisted “it’s not very complex”.Early yesterday, Britain’s maritime security agency UKMTO said an unnamed cargo vessel had been struck by an “unknown projectile” in the Strait of Hormuz off the coast of Oman. Iran continues to impose an effective blockade on the strait and insists ships coordinate crossings with it. Yesterday, the Indian ship MSV Faize Noore Oliya sank in the Red Sea off Yemen following an unattributed attack, with all of its crew rescued, according to India’s foreign ministry and a local official in Yemen.“The targeting of commercial shipping in the region must end,” a foreign ministry spokesperson said. Source link
Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi and his Saudi counterpart, Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, on Wednesday discussed regional developments and the situation in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip as well as ongoing efforts to address these issues.The two ministers also reviewed bilateral relations and ways to boost them. Source link
German police deployed a bomb disposal robot at an airport overnight after a drone was found on the tarmac near a Ukrainian cargo plane, sparking alarm and forcing the diversion of numerous flights.One aircraft that had to abort its scheduled landing at Leipzig-Halle airport then collided mid-air with an unknown object nearby but later landed safely elsewhere, a government spokesman said.Bild daily reported that the drone found on the tarmac of the eastern German airport carried explosives and a detonator — but police did not confirm this report to AFP, saying the investigation was ongoing. Ukraine ambassador Oleksii Makeiev voiced suspicion that Moscow was behind the incident, telling Welt TV: “Who else could it be but Russia?”The airport in eastern Germany plays a key role in the transport of military goods, including by the German military and NATO allies, and also serves as a base for Ukraine’s Antonov Airlines. Source link
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Salah expected to sign with Black Sea side after nine years at LiverpoolMohamed Salah arrived smiling at an Istanbul airport on Wednesday wearing Trabzonspor’s burgundy and blue kit ahead of his expected move to the Turkish top-tier side from Liverpool, as hundreds of fans jostled to get a glimpse of the Egyptian forward.Trabzonspor announced a day earlier they were in negotiations with Salah and club chairman Ertugrul Dogan said they expected to sign the 34-year-old on a free transfer at a ceremony in the Black Sea city on Thursday. “Trabzon, are you ready? I can hear you. See you very soon,” Salah said in a video posted by the club on X.”Everywhere is Trabzon to us,” he added while wearing a Trabzonspor kit, referring to the club’s motto. Upon arriving at Ataturk Airport, Salah was met by hundreds of fans. He waved at supporters and initiated a traditional chant with them, before departing for a medical check and a later planned flight east to Trabzon.Salah left Liverpool this summer after nine years, having scored 257 goals in 442 appearances and having won the Premier League twice and the Champions League once. In the 2024-25 season, Salah scored 29 Premier League goals and provided 18 assists, equalling the league record for most goal involvements in a single season and setting the record for a 38-game campaign.He was named Premier League Player of the Season and won the Golden Boot and the Playmaker Award, becoming the first player to take all three in one campaign.His output waned last season, with seven goals and seven assists in 27 league matches and he was left on the bench in Champions League games, leading to a public spat with Liverpool’s then-manager Arne Slot.Salah started his career in Europe at Swiss side Basel in 2012 and later joined Chelsea. He also had brief stints at Fiorentina and AS Roma between 2015 and 2017 before joining Liverpool.Trabzonspor – generally considered to be the fourth biggest team in Turkey after Istanbul sides Fenerbahce, Galatasaray, and Besiktas – finished third in the Super Lig last season and will enter the Europa League playoff round. The club’s last league championship was in the 2021-22 season. Source link