International Life
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The UN Security Council adopted a resolution in line with US President Joe Biden's three-step plan for a complete ceasefire in Gaza. The document emphasized the importance of the two-state solution, as well as the unification of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank under the Palestinian Authority. Biden's plan includes the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza, the release of some of the hostages held by Hamas and the Palestinians imprisoned by Israel, as well as the process of rebuilding Gaza.
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A 21-year-old pregnant woman was beaten with an iron spike by a 63-year-old man for wearing a headscarf in Moscow, the capital of Russia. The woman was immediately hospitalized, the life of her fetus is in danger. The man was caught.
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The Guardian Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which oversees elections, has selected 6 of the 80 candidates registered to participate in the June 28 presidential election following the unexpected death of President Ibrahim Raisi. Four women were also registered as candidates for the presidency of Iran, but they did not make it to the final list.
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It has been 248 days since Israel launched its war of aggression and destruction in the Gaza Strip. 24 hours of major events in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and the entire Middle East.
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In Australia, the number of Islamophobic verbal abuse, intimidation, threats, violence and physical violence has increased 39-fold since October 7. There are also threats against non-Muslim citizens who support Palestinian independence.
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It has been 90 years since the launch of "Quran Radio" in Egypt. It was reported that 60 million of the country's 90 million Muslim population listen to this radio every day.
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The government of the Maldives banned Israeli citizens from entering the country on June 2 amid the escalation of the Zionist genocide against the Palestinians. The small Asian country, famous for its beaches and luxury resorts, has joined more than a dozen countries that have "closed their doors" to Israelis. Which countries have banned Israelis from entering their territory?
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Three Hamas prisoners, one of them an American citizen, were killed during a rescue operation led by US special forces in Gaza. 274 civilians were killed in this massacre, 698 people were injured.
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Former Chief of General Staff of the Israeli Army, Lieutenant General Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Makhane Mamlakhti party, Benny Gantz, and the commander of the division in Gaza, Avi Rosenfeld, left the Netanyahu government. They accused the prime minister of undermining Israel's strategic position and national security and called on him to accept a peace proposal put forward by Joe Biden.
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The Nusayrat massacre and the release of the 4 Israeli hostages is a failure of the US and Israel. "Bol'shoy Blizhny Voston" explained the reason for this. American special forces "Delta" - the main liberators of Israeli prisoners - entered from a port built by the States to deliver "humanitarian aid". American soldiers in civilian clothes traveled from the floating port to the Nuseirat camp in humanitarian aid vehicles. When he arrived at the refugee camp, he got out of his car and opened fire on all the civilians who were on the street at that time. About 80 people died in those moments. After that, the occupying Israeli planes created a belt of fire and bombed several inhabited buildings. The total number of dead and wounded during this terrorist operation is more than 600 people. Half of them are children and women. The occupiers are celebrating the massacre as a success because 4 Israeli prisoners were freed. But even the car with the prisoners stopped during the evacuation. Therefore, 3 squads were sent to take them to Israel, aviation and intelligence were involved, just like a special operation "Star Wars". The occupiers had information about the prisoners' whereabouts a month before, but Netanyahu decided to use it on the ignominious days when Israel was put on the UN "list of shame". According to the Palestinian resistance forces, the coordinates of the prisoners' locations were provided by the Fatah forces, whose members number more than 70,000 in Gaza. British intelligence also took part in the operation and provided intelligence to the invaders. Despite the release of 4 prisoners, the number of insurgents held by Hamas continues to grow as resistance fighters are given a new mission - to capture the insurgents, not exterminate them as before. Sanjar Said, [06/09/2024 15:11] Israel released 4 prisoners for the first time since October 7. This was achieved at the expense of US Special Forces Delta, British intelligence and, according to the Palestinian resistance forces, Fatah's betrayal, as well as the killing and wounding of more than 600 civilians, more than half of them women and children.