Day: March 21, 2024

Israeli enemy reconnaissance aircraft flew over southern Lebanon’s western and central sectors, reaching the Litani River, from night until early morning on Thursday, amidst continued launching of illuminating bombs over the border villages adjacent to the Blue Line.

The enemy’s warplanes raided at 10:00 pm last night Ayta Al-Shaab and Marwahine, resulting in significant damage to properties and crops.

They also raided the southern Lebanese town of Al-Dhaira, targeting an uninhabited house, leading to its destruction, and damaging the electricity network.

Civil defense teams evacuated a number of citizens from Al-Dhaira to hospitals in Tyre, due to breathing difficulties and suffocation following a raid on the town.

An airstrike on southern Lebanon’s Yarin outskirts ignited a fire in the targeted location.

It is worth mentioning that hostile airstrikes are causing air pollution during and after the bombing, leading to skin rashes, breathing difficulties, and suffocation.

Source: National News Agency –
Lebanon

The Islamic Resistance issued on Thursday the following statement: ‘In support of our steadfast Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, and in support of their brave and honorable resistance, the Mujahideen of the Islamic Resistance targeted, at 14:50 on Thursday, March 21, 2024, the enemy’s Al-Malikiyah site with artillery shells and achieved direct hit.’

Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

Irbid: The recent rainfall in Irbid has surpassed 100 percent of the annual average, signaling promising prospects for the upcoming summer agricultural season, according to Abdelhafez Abu Orabi, Director of the Irbid Agriculture Directorate.

Speaking to the Jordan News Agency (Petra) on Thursday, Orabi emphasized that the substantial rainfall experienced in the region during the recent depression will significantly bolster soil moisture levels.

This will enhance conditions for summer agriculture, contribute to the replenishment of dams and groundwater reservoirs, and foster the growth of weeds, thereby extending their lifespan, a factor that will positively impact pastures in the area, he added.

The percentage of rainfall for the current season in the governorate’s districts is as follows: Qasabah Irbid and Bani Ubaid Districts recorded 107 percent (449.5 mm), Bani Kenana 123 percent (554 mm), Ramtha 138 percent (346 mm), Taibe 145 percent (652 mm), Koura 131 percent (591 mm), Al-Wasatiya 154 percent (694
mm), Northern Mazar 123 percent (615 mm), and in the Northern Shuna District, 128 percent (510 mm).

Source: Jordan News Agency

Dozens of Palestinian civilians, the majority of them children and women, were Thursday killed and injured in the intense and ongoing occupation bombing of Gaza City, as the brutal Israeli aggression against Palestinians enters its 167th day in a row.

For the fourth day in a row, the occupation army continues a massive incursion and invasion into Al-Rimal neighborhood, and inside and around the Al-Shifa Medical Complex, amid missile and artillery shelling and gunfire, which led to the killing of dozens of citizens, while others were left with separate injuries as a large number of victims are still under the rubble.

The occupation army blew up the specialized surgical building in the Shifa Medical Complex, west of Gaza City, amid a complete loss of communication with all medical teams inside the complex in Gaza City.

The Israeli army threatened everyone inside to evacuate it immediately as families inside appealed to the Red Cross and international institutions to go to the complex to rescue them.

Dozens
of citizens were killed, and others were injured, in a violent artillery shelling that targeted homes owned by Abu Hasira family, and others on Al-Rashid Street and its surroundings in Al-Mina area, west of Gaza City.

The occupation Apache helicopter opened fire on houses surrounding Al-Shifa Hospital, west of Gaza City.

The western neighborhoods of Gaza City, Tal al-Hawa, al-Rimal, Sheikh Ajlin, and al-Shati camp are seeing intense artillery shelling.

An airstrike targeted a house in al-Shati Camp, west of Gaza City, killing and injuring dozens.

A number of citizens were killed when the occupation bombed a house owned by Saidam family in the Maghazi camp in the central Gaza Strip.

Israeli warplanes also bombed a house owned by Kurd family next to the Jaffa Mosque in the city of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, killing and injuring dozens.

Nine people were killed, and a large number are still trapped under the rubble, after Israeli aircraft bombed a house owned by Abu Al-Arabi family in the new
camp, west of the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip.

Israeli warplanes bombed for the fourth time on the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip.

Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

Israeli enemy warplanes on Thursday breached the sound barrier at 10:30 am over southern Lebanon’s Nabatieh and Iqlim Al-Tufah regions, flying at a low altitude and causing a loud boom.

Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

Irbid: The recent rainfall in Irbid has surpassed 100 percent of the annual average, signaling promising prospects for the upcoming summer agricultural season, according to Abdelhafez Abu Orabi, Director of the Irbid Agriculture Directorate.

Speaking to the Jordan News Agency (Petra) on Thursday, Orabi emphasized that the substantial rainfall experienced in the region during the recent depression will significantly bolster soil moisture levels.

This will enhance conditions for summer agriculture, contribute to the replenishment of dams and groundwater reservoirs, and foster the growth of weeds, thereby extending their lifespan, a factor that will positively impact pastures in the area, he added.

The percentage of rainfall for the current season in the governorate’s districts is as follows: Qasabah Irbid and Bani Ubaid Districts recorded 107 percent (449.5 mm), Bani Kenana 123 percent (554 mm), Ramtha 138 percent (346 mm), Taibe 145 percent (652 mm), Koura 131 percent (591 mm), Al-Wasatiya 154 percent (694
mm), Northern Mazar 123 percent (615 mm), and in the Northern Shuna District, 128 percent (510 mm).

Source: Jordan News Agency