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The Palestinian Prisoners’ Club in Hebron reported that the occupation army arrested, at dawn on Friday, Musa Ahmed Musa Al-Nawaja’a, a member of the leadership of the Fatah movement in the Yatta region, and who works as administrative director in the South Health Department. The army stormed his house and arrested his daughter, Tharwat, 18 years old, and his son, Nour. 19 years old, and his brother Issa Ahmed Musa Al-Nawajaa, a retired National Security soldier, was also arrested. All of them were taken for investigation.

According to available information, the reason for the arrest is to put pressure on the family to force his eldest son, Ahmed Musa Al-Nawajaa, to surrender himself

Source: Maan News Agency

The Israeli enemy’s warplanes on Friday launched an airstrike targeting a previously targeted house in the outskirts of the southern Lebanese town of Zebqine.

Source: National News Agency-Lebanon

The General Administration of Crossings and Borders announced, this Friday evening, amending the working hours at the Karama Crossing during the Eid al-Fitr holiday.

The Authority explained that the crossing will operate continuously on the entry side from the morning of Thursday 4/11/2024 until noon on Friday 4/12/2024 to facilitate the entry of Umrah travelers.

As for tomorrow, Saturday 4/6/2024, the crossing is completely closed. The day after tomorrow, Sunday, the last bus leaves at 3:30 pm, while on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, the last bus leaves at 4:00 pm

Source: Maan News Agency

Neirab Palestine refugee camp in Aleppo witnessed a massive march as part of the International Jerusalem Day (Quds Day) activities, in which participants denounced the Israeli attacks on the Palestinian people and occupied Jerusalem along with the genocide that Gaza is being subjected to.

In addition, another popular event in Deir Ezzor was held in the square of the Unknown Soldier Roundabout, entitled ‘Flood of the Free Men,’ which included the presentation of theatrical performances and artistic paintings.

Participants in the event saluted the steadfast Palestinian people, who are facing the fiercest Zionist colonial aggression and are achieving historical victories on the land of Gaza.

Source: Trend News Agency

Amman: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Maj. Gen. Yousef Huneiti, yesterday, visited King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center (KASOTC).

Huneiti listened to a briefing given by the Center’s Director regarding the tasks and duties that the Center performs as well as its future goals of creating training plans in the field of special operations.

He was briefed on the most significant modifications that occurred in the center’s training fields and infrastructure, which support the development of special operations and counter-terrorism training.

Huneiti praised the distinguished level of preparation and readiness that the center had achieved, expressing his admiration for the distinguished level and professionalism enjoyed by the center’s members.

Notably, the King Abdullah II Center was established in 2009 by Royal Decree with the objective of offering the most recent tactical expertise and training techniques while utilizing cutting-edge technology in the domains of special operations and c
ounter-terrorism.

Source: Jordan News Agency

Minister of Youth, Culture and Communication, Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid, informed the Director of the World Heritage Centre of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Lazare Eloundou Assomo, on a working visit to Morocco, of the progress made by the Kingdom in the field of cultural heritage.

During the meeting, Bensaid also reviewed developments in the new draft law due to be submitted to the Government Council, which includes a number of new provisions aimed at preserving, conserving and enhancing the country’s cultural heritage, the Ministry of Youth said in a statement.

The importance of the partnership between Morocco, under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, and UNESCO was underlined from the outset at this meeting, it added.

This was reaffirmed by HM the King in the message addressed to the participants in the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, which met in Rabat in 2022, underlining Morocco’s constant
commitment to participating actively and responsibly in multilateral international work.

The main aspects of strengthening cooperation between Morocco and UNESCO in the field of world heritage preservation were examined, added the same source, recalling that Morocco had signed a framework agreement with the UN organization in 2022, aimed at exchanging expertise, strengthening skills and contributing to the proper preparation of files for the inscription of heritage elements on UNESCO’s tentative lists.

The two parties discussed the results of this cooperation, particularly in the field of tangible heritage, and the need for Morocco to register other elements with UNESCO.

They also agreed to continue their cooperation and to draw up a joint work program, emphasizes the same source, noting that several events will be organized in Morocco in collaboration with UNESCO, including Jazz Day in Tangier.

Eloundou Assomo’s working visit to Morocco includes meetings with several Moroccan officials and visits to the
cities of Rabat, Marrakech, Essaouira and the historic mosque of Tinmel (Al Haouz province), which was damaged by last September’s earthquake, the press release concluded.

Source:Agence Marocaine De Presse