Three citizens were martyred, another got injured in landmine blast left behind by terrorists in Hama northern countryside.
A source at Hama Police Command told SANA reporter that a landmine, left behind by terrorists, went off in al-Zoughbeh village while the farmers were working on their farmlands, causing the martyrdom of three citizens and the serious injury of another.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency
A young man was killed by settlers’ bullets while repelling an attack on the town of Al-Mughayir, northeast of Ramallah.
The Ministry of Health announced the arrival of a martyr to the Palestine Medical Complex from the town of Al-Mughair, while 18 citizens were injured, varying from minor, moderate, and serious injuries.
Dozens of settlers attacked citizens and their homes in Al-Mughir, amidst firing live bullets and poison gas bombs, specifically in the northern side of the village, known as the ‘Al-Naqar area.’
Local sources said that the settlers raided a number of homes in the village and opened fire on them, which led to the shattering of a number of their windows. The citizens tried to confront them, while a large force of the occupation army stormed the village, to provide protection for the settlers.
The sources explained that the settlers burned more than 10 homes and a number of cars
Source: Maan News Agency
A child was injured by bullets from the Israeli occupation forces, and a citizen was arrested, today, Friday, during the storming of the village of Al-Fandakumiya, south of the city of Jenin.
Confrontations broke out between citizens and the occupation forces after they stormed the village, during which the soldiers fired bullets at the citizens, resulting in a child being hit by a bullet in the knee. He was taken to the hospital to receive treatment.
The occupation forces also arrested the citizen, Osama Rawhi Jarrar, after storming his house in the village, searching it, and tampering with its contents
Source: Maan News Agency
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi received, on Friday, a phone call from his US counterpart Antony Blinken, focusing on efforts to reach a ceasefire in Gaza and the entry of sufficient aid to the Strip, particularly through Jordan.
The importance of removing all barriers to the adequate and timely flow of aid into Gaza was emphasized by Safadi and Blinken.
In order to address the humanitarian crisis brought on by the conflict and the barriers preventing aid from reaching Gaza, Safadi emphasized the necessity of opening all borders for the admission of supplies.
He emphasized that as soon as the northern borders open, Jordan can send hundreds of trucks to Gaza every day, allowing the UN and its agencies to collect and distribute aid.
Along with highlighting the necessity of ending Israel’s assault on Gaza, Safadi issued a dire warning about the disastrous outcomes of an Israeli ground offensive against Rafah.
Source: Jordan News Agency
A citizen was killed today as a result of a traffic accident that occurred in Jenin
Colonel Louay Irziqat, the police media spokesman, stated that a report was received by the governorate police operations room about a traffic accident between a vehicle and a motorcycle on Jenin-Nablus Road, south of the city of Jenin, and that two injuries occurred, one of which was described as serious. Accordingly, the police and ambulance moved to the scene, and the two injuries were transferred to the hospital, and doctors announced their injuries. One of them died.
Colonel Arziqat added that the Public Prosecution was informed and the Traffic Police initiated an investigation into the accident to determine its causes
Source: Maan News Agency
At the Nuseirat refugee camp in the middle Gaza Strip on Friday, three journalists were hurt when they were targeted by the Israeli occupation forces.
According to Palestinian sources, journalists Sami Barhoum, Ahmed Harb, and Sami Shehadeh were injured by Israeli shelling; Shehadeh’s foot was cut.
Source: Jordan News Agency
