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📹 Hamas takes credit for the rocket attack from Lebanon towards Israel, in response to the Israeli massacres in Gaza
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📑 Throughout the day, the Israeli enemy carried a series of attacks on Lebanon that included:
- A drone airstrike in Aita al-Shaab
- Airstrikes in Rashaya al-Fukhar, Burger valley in Hasbaya, Teir Harfa, and Khiyam.
Additional Israeli artillery attacks targeted the above, alongside Haneen and Al-Jebayn. At least one civilian woman was injured in the attacks.
- A drone airstrike in Aita al-Shaab
- Airstrikes in Rashaya al-Fukhar, Burger valley in Hasbaya, Teir Harfa, and Khiyam.
Additional Israeli artillery attacks targeted the above, alongside Haneen and Al-Jebayn. At least one civilian woman was injured in the attacks.
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🔻 As for Hezbullah, they took credit for three different attacks:
- Ruwaysat al-Alam military base with a few rockets
- Kherbet Ma'ar artillery base with a concentrated fire attack
- Houses in Metulla settlement hosting soldiers
📑 At least 40 rockets were fried from Lebanon today, the bulk being by Hamas.
- Ruwaysat al-Alam military base with a few rockets
- Kherbet Ma'ar artillery base with a concentrated fire attack
- Houses in Metulla settlement hosting soldiers
📑 At least 40 rockets were fried from Lebanon today, the bulk being by Hamas.
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📹 Rain and floods reported in northern Lebanon, notably the Beqaa valley.
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🔴✡ New York Times business editor Andrew Sorkin seeks an economic boycott on anti-genocide students.
He wrote in a column:
⬥ “Many business leaders have told me they are deeply concerned about incidents of harassment against Jewish students that have taken place at and around universities like Columbia”
⬥ “Companies could tell universities that they won’t hire their students”
⬥ “Wall Street, private equity and venture capital firms may uniquely have [a pressure point]: They could threaten to stop managing the endowments” of the universities.
⬥ “Examining D.E.I. policies [Diversity, equity, and inclusion] [...] What would happen if the Wall Street firms also sent such questionnaires to the universities before deciding to work with them as clients?”
⬥ “The most common course of action so far has been to pull back on individual donations.”
He wrote in a column:
⬥ “Many business leaders have told me they are deeply concerned about incidents of harassment against Jewish students that have taken place at and around universities like Columbia”
⬥ “Companies could tell universities that they won’t hire their students”
⬥ “Wall Street, private equity and venture capital firms may uniquely have [a pressure point]: They could threaten to stop managing the endowments” of the universities.
⬥ “Examining D.E.I. policies [Diversity, equity, and inclusion] [...] What would happen if the Wall Street firms also sent such questionnaires to the universities before deciding to work with them as clients?”
⬥ “The most common course of action so far has been to pull back on individual donations.”
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🔴 Israel erases Gaza's religious and cultural heritage
The Pasha's Palace (13th century), also known as Ridwan Castle and Napoleon's Fort, has been completely destroyed.
206 heritage sites have been damaged or destroyed since the start of the Israeli assault.
Have been levelled:
⬥ the ancient harbour of Anthedon (Mycenaean era)
⬥ the archaeological site of the Byzantine Church of Jabalia (built in 444)
⬥ the Great Omari Mosque (7th century)
⬥ the Sayed al-Hashim Mosque (12th century)
⬥ the Library of the Great Omari Mosque (opened in 1277)
⬥ the Samaritan Bathhouse (restored in 1320 by the Mamluk ruler)
⬥ the Rafah Museum (2022)
⬥ the Qarara Museum (2016), whose collection consisted of about 3,000 artefacts dating back to the Canaanites in the Bronze Age.
📝 The deliberate destruction of Gaza's cultural artifacts is an ethnocide or cultural genocide. They should have been protected under Article 1 of the 1954 Hague Convention, that Israel has signed along with Palestine.
Via: QudsNen and Al-Jazeera
The Pasha's Palace (13th century), also known as Ridwan Castle and Napoleon's Fort, has been completely destroyed.
206 heritage sites have been damaged or destroyed since the start of the Israeli assault.
Have been levelled:
⬥ the ancient harbour of Anthedon (Mycenaean era)
⬥ the archaeological site of the Byzantine Church of Jabalia (built in 444)
⬥ the Great Omari Mosque (7th century)
⬥ the Sayed al-Hashim Mosque (12th century)
⬥ the Library of the Great Omari Mosque (opened in 1277)
⬥ the Samaritan Bathhouse (restored in 1320 by the Mamluk ruler)
⬥ the Rafah Museum (2022)
⬥ the Qarara Museum (2016), whose collection consisted of about 3,000 artefacts dating back to the Canaanites in the Bronze Age.
📝 The deliberate destruction of Gaza's cultural artifacts is an ethnocide or cultural genocide. They should have been protected under Article 1 of the 1954 Hague Convention, that Israel has signed along with Palestine.
Via: QudsNen and Al-Jazeera
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📑 Israel is setting up a complex system of checkpoints that will prevent men of “military age” from fleeing Rafah in preparation for its offensive on the southern Gaza border city, a senior western official familiar with Israel’s plans has told Middle East Eye on condition of anonymity.
The checkpoints are designed to allow some women and children to leave Rafah ahead of an expected Israeli offensive, but unarmed, civilian Palestinian men will likely be separated from their families and remain trapped in Rafah during an expected Israeli assault.
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The checkpoints are designed to allow some women and children to leave Rafah ahead of an expected Israeli offensive, but unarmed, civilian Palestinian men will likely be separated from their families and remain trapped in Rafah during an expected Israeli assault.
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📑 The International Criminal Court is being warned by members of Congress in both parties that arrest warrants for senior Israeli officials will be met with U.S. retaliation — and legislation to that effect is already in the works, Axios has learned.
Why it matters: Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu has gone so far as to urge President Biden to intervene to help prevent the warrants, Axios' Barak Ravid reported.
The White House declined to comment on Netanyahu's call with Biden but said "the ICC has no jurisdiction in this situation and we do not support its investigation."
Driving the news: House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) issued a statement on Monday calling the reported warrants "disgraceful" and "lawless."
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Why it matters: Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu has gone so far as to urge President Biden to intervene to help prevent the warrants, Axios' Barak Ravid reported.
The White House declined to comment on Netanyahu's call with Biden but said "the ICC has no jurisdiction in this situation and we do not support its investigation."
Driving the news: House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) issued a statement on Monday calling the reported warrants "disgraceful" and "lawless."
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📹 In Lebanon, the Israeli enemy carried several airstrikes that targeted:
- Aita al-Shaab
- Odaiseh
- Yaroun
and several others.
- Aita al-Shaab
- Odaiseh
- Yaroun
and several others.
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⚠️ Fire at a restaurant in Beirut near Bchara al-Khoury has claimed that lives of up to 9 as of now.
This high casualty event is under investigation by the Lebanese Ministry of Interior.
This high casualty event is under investigation by the Lebanese Ministry of Interior.
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📹 The Israeli army carried a series of new airstrikes in Aitaroun, Odaideh outskirts, and Khiyam twice.
Footage from the attack on Aitaroun.
Footage from the attack on Aitaroun.
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