Tulkarm – Ma’an – The Directorate of Education in Tulkarm announced the postponement of the General Secondary Certificate Examination/second round in the governorate, which was scheduled to be held today, Thursday.
She explained that it was decided to postpone the exam to next Sunday, corresponding to 8-25-2024, in the subjects (Scientific Culture / Administration and Economics 2 / Industrial Drawing / Professional Drawing).
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Salfit – Ma’an – Israeli occupation forces arrested a girl on Thursday at the western entrance to the town of Deir Istiya, northwest of Salfit.
Anti-settlement activist Nazmi Salman reported that the occupation forces stationed at the entrance to the town of Deir Istiya arrested a girl whose identity was not known until the news was prepared, and took her to an unknown location, while she was leaving the town.
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Nablus – Ma’an – The occupation forces informed the family of the young man Jaafar Mona from the city of Nablus today, Thursday, that their son carried out the bombing operation in Tel Aviv a few days ago.
The occupation forces stormed the perpetrator’s family home, informed them of the incident, and interrogated some of them.
The Al-Qassam Brigades, in cooperation with the Al-Quds Brigades, announced the implementation of the operation that took place last Sunday evening in Tel Aviv.
The Al-Qassam Brigades confirmed that “martyrdom operations inside the occupied territories will return to the forefront as long as the occupation’s massacres, displacement of civilians, and the continuation of the assassination policy continue.”
The Shin Bet and the occupation police said in a statement that the Tel Aviv attack was an “attack carried out using an explosive device”, and resulted in moderate injuries to one settler.
Channel 12 reported that the last time an “unusual and unclear” explosion occurred in Tel Avi
v, and it was suspected at the time that it was an attempt to carry out an operation, was on September 15, 2023.
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Nablus – Together, the Solidarity Charitable Society provided more medical and charitable relief aid, which coincided with the current difficult economic situation. The direct goal was to meet the needs of citizens from orphan families and families who are going through difficult health and economic conditions. The emergency relief projects department in the society works around the clock and throughout the year to cover the largest possible segment of poor citizens.
The implemented projects are divided between medical and therapeutic projects and others that aim to provide furniture and basic supplies, and are implemented through cooperation with charitable people from the country. Within the charitable medical projects provided by the association for medical cases, it provided (5) CEPAP respirators for medical cases in dire need of them to be able to leave the hospital and receive the rest of their treatment at home safely without fear of suffocation. The association also provided (4) BIPAP respirators for
patients, most of whom are heads of households suffering from chronic lung diseases, in addition to (3) GENERATOR 5L / 10L respirators for three individuals suffering from lung problems and in dire need of respirators to be able to breathe properly without being exposed to the risk of suffocation. The association also provided an oxygen cylinder for another medical case, in addition to a regular medical chair for a sick woman, and (3) medical mattresses. The association also provided (7) electric chairs for seven people with disabilities, including school students and heads of households who need to continue their lives, leave the house, and rely on themselves. Through The good people of the association contributed to the costs of a surgical operation for a sick child at a cost of 10 thousand shekels, in addition to providing an amount of (3300 shekels) for the cost of performing a genetic test for a 4-month-old child suffering from several diseases and in need of performing a genetic test to determine the ca
use and begin treatment. The association also took the initiative to help (5) school students who need eyeglasses, in addition to a hearing aid for an elderly woman who suffers from a hearing problem. This medical assistance was provided according to the medical reports that are extracted from the approved medical authorities.
In continuation of the medical projects, the association provided prosthetic limbs for four heads of households who lost their limbs due to illness. The association provided an amount of (14 thousand shekels) to install a prosthetic limb for a head of household who lost his leg above the knee. It also helped another head of household whose leg was amputated by contributing part of the value of a prosthetic limb for him at a cost of (5000 shekels). A young man in the prime of life who needed to support his small family after losing his leg due to diabetes, the association provided him with the price of a prosthetic limb to replace his leg amputated below the knee at a value of (9000 she
kels), and another head of household needed (4000 shekels) part of the price of a prosthetic limb.
As part of the project to refurnish and restore destitute homes, the association helped a family living in difficult circumstances and who did not have basic furniture in the house. It provided them with a washing machine, a gas heater, carpets, a stove with an oven, a TV screen, a wooden bed, a single mattress, a coffee table, and a sofa set. To another family, the association provided a sofa set and 100 meters of floor tiles, a sofa set, a closet, 6 mattresses, and 6 pillows for another family. It also provided 3 mattresses for another family.
The association also used to extend a helping hand to families in need of a source of income and self-reliance, so it provided two employment projects for two families in need of self-reliance in earning their livelihood.
The Solidarity Association and the beneficiary families expressed their thanks to the benefactors who participate in charitable work on an ongoing b
asis and for their assistance to poor and sick families.
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Jericho – Ma’an – Settlers established a new settlement outpost on Thursday near the Auja Spring, north of Jericho.
Hassan Malihat, the general supervisor of the Al-Baidar organization for the defense of Bedouin rights, explained that settlers established a settlement outpost adjacent to Ein Al-Auja, 150 meters away, which included a tent in the place, bringing 20 camels, and a water tank.
He pointed out that there is an increase in the number of pastoral colonial outposts in the Jordan Valley region, in addition to the increase in the frequency of attacks against the neighboring Bedouin population.
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Gaza – Ma’an – Israeli aircraft continued their bombing of various areas in the Gaza Strip on the 321st day of the war, leaving a large number of martyrs and wounded.
The Israeli occupation committed four massacres against families in the Gaza Strip during the past 24 hours, resulting in 50 martyrs and 124 injuries arriving at hospitals.
The death toll from the Israeli aggression has risen to 40,223 martyrs and 92,981 wounded since October 7.
The occupation army began distributing evacuation orders to residential areas west of Salah al-Din Street in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip after forcing residents and displaced persons to leave the east of the city.
The evacuation orders coincided with a series of air strikes that killed a child and injured several others.
This morning, the planes launched four airstrikes on different areas of Deir al-Balah.
In a related development, six people were killed and wounded as a result of an Israeli bombardment of a house belonging to the Al-Dabaki family in Al
-Maghazi camp in the central Gaza Strip.
A number of injuries arrived at Al-Awda Hospital after a house belonging to the Al-Judaili family was targeted in the new camp in Nuseirat in the central Gaza Strip.
Seven citizens were martyred, four of them in the bombing of the Abu Rahma family home in Nuseirat, and three were pulled out from near the Wadi Gaza Bridge.
Gaza and the North
In a new massacre, 11 martyrs and a number of wounded were killed when the occupation aircraft targeted the Hamouda family home in Beit Lahia, north of the Gaza Strip.
The Civil Defense said that its crews and medical crews were able to retrieve a number of martyrs, in the form of charred bodies, and extinguish a large fire resulting from the Israeli occupation targeting the home of the “Hamouda” family near the Abu Tamam School in Beit Lahia, north of the Gaza Strip.
Three citizens were killed and one was injured when the occupation bombed a house belonging to the Salman family in Tal al-Zaatar, east of Jabalia camp, north of
the Gaza Strip.
In Gaza City, four citizens were killed and 18 were injured in the targeting of an UNRWA school on Al-Jalaa Street in the center of Gaza City.
Six citizens were killed in two separate raids in the Zeitoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City.
South Gaza Strip
26 citizens were killed in a series of raids on the cities of Khan Yunis and Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, and their bodies arrived at Nasser Medical Complex.
Two martyrs, a child and a woman, were killed at night as a result of the occupation bombing the Abu Daqqa family’s house in the town of Al-Fakhari, east of Khan Yunis.
The tanks expanded their advance towards Rashid Street, west of Khan Yunis, which led to a new wave of displacement amid fears that the city would be separated from the center of the Strip.
The occupation air force launched a series of raids on the tents of the displaced, which led to the martyrdom of six citizens from the Samour family in the Al-Zana area, east of Khan Yunis.
Source: Maan News Agency