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Demonstration at Al-Aqsa:
Injuries among worshippers at Al-Aqsa Mosque, in Jerusalem, after the occupation police suppressed a march in defense of Prophet Mohammad.
It comes after hundreds of Zionists stormed the holy compound 3 days ago and cursed Prophet Mohammad, under the protection of the Israeli police.
Injuries among worshippers at Al-Aqsa Mosque, in Jerusalem, after the occupation police suppressed a march in defense of Prophet Mohammad.
It comes after hundreds of Zionists stormed the holy compound 3 days ago and cursed Prophet Mohammad, under the protection of the Israeli police.
At least 3 Palestinians have been hospitalized due to IDF's suppression of the peaceful protest at Al-Aqsa.
Illegal outpost on Mount Sabih:
Locals are protesting in the village of Beit Dajan, south of Nablus, against the occupation and the illegal settlement on Mount Sabih.
Locals are protesting in the village of Beit Dajan, south of Nablus, against the occupation and the illegal settlement on Mount Sabih.
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Illegal outpost on Mount Sabih:
Locals are protesting at the entrance of the town of Beita, south of Nablus, against the illegal settlement on Mount Sabih. IDF fired tear gas canisters at the young men.
Over a month, IDF has killed 5 locals, including 2 minors:
- Mohammed Hamayel (15)
- Ahmad Shamsa (16)
- Mohammed Dawoud
- Zakariya Hamayel (28)
- Issa Barham (40)
Locals are protesting at the entrance of the town of Beita, south of Nablus, against the illegal settlement on Mount Sabih. IDF fired tear gas canisters at the young men.
Over a month, IDF has killed 5 locals, including 2 minors:
- Mohammed Hamayel (15)
- Ahmad Shamsa (16)
- Mohammed Dawoud
- Zakariya Hamayel (28)
- Issa Barham (40)
Shortage of fuel:
Ali Maaz, from the town of Safad Al-Battikh, arrived on a donkey to get gasoline at a station in Tibnin.
Ali Maaz, from the town of Safad Al-Battikh, arrived on a donkey to get gasoline at a station in Tibnin.
Lebanese News and Updates
Iranians vote today in their presidential election. (Update) Result and turnout
Ahmadinejad acting as the joker of Iran, and calling his supporters not to vote –against the word of Khamenei and the greater good of the system as a whole– shows how incompetent he is. It also prompts a review of his actions during his presidency.
Fars News Agency: The number of those who have voted so far has exceeded 14 million, or 23% of all eligible voters by 5 pm.
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The rulers of Saudi Arabia have banned Hajj for two years in row citing COVID-19, that is well under control in Saudi Arabia.
However, they have allowed foreign and Arab singers to organize crowded parties to pleasure the rich.
However, they have allowed foreign and Arab singers to organize crowded parties to pleasure the rich.
Israel tricked the Palestinian Authority (PA) with the newly-announced swap of 1 million vaccine doses.
The Palestinians agreed to give the next shipment of Pfizer vaccines in October to Israel's benefit. In exchange, they get Pfizer vaccines now from Israeli stock... to only discover the doses are to expire in a few days.
The Palestinians agreed to give the next shipment of Pfizer vaccines in October to Israel's benefit. In exchange, they get Pfizer vaccines now from Israeli stock... to only discover the doses are to expire in a few days.
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Erdogan, in a speech today:
"We did not get the support we expected from the international community in our efforts to destabilize Syria."
He said "istikrarsızlaştırma" which translates exactly to "destabilize".
"We did not get the support we expected from the international community in our efforts to destabilize Syria."
He said "istikrarsızlaştırma" which translates exactly to "destabilize".
Presidential election in Iran:
Although the turnout is lower than usual, people are still at the polling stations even at 11:30 pm. Voting is extended as long as people are there to vote.
Photos from a polling station in Ahwaz.
Although the turnout is lower than usual, people are still at the polling stations even at 11:30 pm. Voting is extended as long as people are there to vote.
Photos from a polling station in Ahwaz.