Day: July 27, 2024

National News Agency correspondent in Nabatieh reported that the Israeli warplanes broke the sound barrier at approximately 2:16 this afternoon, in two batches, in the airspace of the Nabatieh and Iqlim al-Tuffah regions, circling at low altitude and causing a loud sound.

Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

National News Agency correspondent in Nabatieh reported that the Israeli warplanes broke the sound barrier at approximately 2:16 this afternoon, in two batches, in the airspace of the Nabatieh and Iqlim al-Tuffah regions, circling at low altitude and causing a loud sound.

Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

New Delhi, The World Heritage Committee of UNESCO held its 46th session in New Delhi, India, during this session, the Committee announced the inclusion of three new Arab sites on the World Heritage List.

The listed sites are the Monastery of Saint Hilarion/Tell Umm Amer in Palestine, Umm el Jimal City in Jordan, and the Cultural Landscape of Al Faw Archaeological Area in Saudi Arabia.

Shaikh Khalifa bin Ahmed bin Abdulla Al Khalifa, the President of the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities (BACA), and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Arab Regional Centre for World Heritage (ARC-WH), on behalf of the Centre and its staff, congratulated the three countries on this important achievement.

Shaikh Khalifa bin Ahmed affirmed that the inclusion of these sites strengthened the presence of Arab heritage on the global stage and reflected the growing interest in preserving the region’s cultural and natural heritage.

He pointed out that the ARC-WH, which has been hosted by Bahrain since 2012, wor
ked to provide full support to Arab countries in their efforts to preserve and conserve their heritage sites.

Shaikh Khalifa bin Ahmed emphasised that there is a strong collective will to change the current reality and protect the sites listed on the World Heritage in Danger list.

The three newly listed sites were located in areas of great historical and cultural significance, including the Monastery of Saint Hilarion/Tell Umm Amer, which was situated in the centre of the Gaza Strip and recognised as one of the oldest historical sites in the Middle East.

Umm el Jimalin Jordan is one of the most important archaeological sites that reflected the ability of its inhabitants to cope in a water-scarce region, showcasing a Nabataean-Roman-Byzantine character.

One of the largest archaeological sites in Saudi Arabia was the Al Faw Archaeological Area, which included the remains of ancient human settlements.

ARC-WH participated in this year’s World Heritage Committee meeting, organising side events in collaboratio
n with international organisations that focused on the preservation and conservation of Arab cultural and natural heritage.

The centre also sought to provide advice and support to Arab countries that were members of the World Heritage Convention and to follow up on the files of Arab World Heritage sites.

Source: Bahrain News Agency

New Delhi, The World Heritage Committee of UNESCO held its 46th session in New Delhi, India, during this session, the Committee announced the inclusion of three new Arab sites on the World Heritage List.

The listed sites are the Monastery of Saint Hilarion/Tell Umm Amer in Palestine, Umm el Jimal City in Jordan, and the Cultural Landscape of Al Faw Archaeological Area in Saudi Arabia.

Shaikh Khalifa bin Ahmed bin Abdulla Al Khalifa, the President of the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities (BACA), and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Arab Regional Centre for World Heritage (ARC-WH), on behalf of the Centre and its staff, congratulated the three countries on this important achievement.

Shaikh Khalifa bin Ahmed affirmed that the inclusion of these sites strengthened the presence of Arab heritage on the global stage and reflected the growing interest in preserving the region’s cultural and natural heritage.

He pointed out that the ARC-WH, which has been hosted by Bahrain since 2012, wor
ked to provide full support to Arab countries in their efforts to preserve and conserve their heritage sites.

Shaikh Khalifa bin Ahmed emphasised that there is a strong collective will to change the current reality and protect the sites listed on the World Heritage in Danger list.

The three newly listed sites were located in areas of great historical and cultural significance, including the Monastery of Saint Hilarion/Tell Umm Amer, which was situated in the centre of the Gaza Strip and recognised as one of the oldest historical sites in the Middle East.

Umm el Jimalin Jordan is one of the most important archaeological sites that reflected the ability of its inhabitants to cope in a water-scarce region, showcasing a Nabataean-Roman-Byzantine character.

One of the largest archaeological sites in Saudi Arabia was the Al Faw Archaeological Area, which included the remains of ancient human settlements.

ARC-WH participated in this year’s World Heritage Committee meeting, organising side events in collaboratio
n with international organisations that focused on the preservation and conservation of Arab cultural and natural heritage.

The centre also sought to provide advice and support to Arab countries that were members of the World Heritage Convention and to follow up on the files of Arab World Heritage sites.

Source: Bahrain News Agency

Gaza – Ma’an – The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) condemned the massacre committed by the Israeli occupation forces at Khadija School in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, which left dozens of martyrs and wounded.

Hamas said the massacre was “a crime that confirms the enemy’s detachment from all human values ??and its defiance of all laws of war.”

She added, “The occupation continues to commit massacres against civilians without any deterrent and with criminal cover provided by the US administration.”

Hamas called on the international community and the United Nations to “break the policy of silence and take steps to force the occupation to stop its crimes.”

The government media office said, “Among the martyrs of the field hospital massacre at Khadija School in the central governorate were 15 children and 8 women.”

Source: Maan News Agency

Gaza – Ma’an – The Ministry of Health in Gaza said that the Israeli occupation committed 3 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, resulting in 42 martyrs and 83 injuries arriving at hospitals during the past 24 hours.

The Ministry of Health indicated that the death toll from the Israeli aggression has risen to 39,217 martyrs and 90,486 injuries since October 7.

Israeli aircraft continue to bomb various areas of the Gaza Strip on the 295th day of the war, leaving a large number of martyrs and wounded.

Source: Maan News Agency

Gaza – Ma’an – The Israeli occupation army committed a new massacre today, Saturday, by bombing a field hospital set up inside Khadija School in Deir al-Balah in the central governorate.

The occupation bombed the hospital with three missiles from fighter jets, which led to the martyrdom of 31 people and dozens of injuries. The martyrs and wounded were transferred to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, including a number of women and children. The

government media office in Gaza said that these ongoing massacres committed by the Israeli occupation, in light of its collapse of the health system, the destruction and burning of hospitals and putting them out of service, in light of the enormous pressure on medical staff and what remains of surgical operating rooms, in light of the shortage of health and medical supplies, in light of the closure of the crossings to the travel of the wounded and patients and the non-entry of fuel, and in light of the catastrophic humanitarian and health conditions.

The office condemned in
the strongest terms the Israeli occupation’s perpetration of this horrific massacre against a field hospital that provides medical services to dozens of patients and wounded, all of whom are civilians, holding the Israeli occupation and the US administration fully responsible for the continuation of these massacres against the displaced and civilians.

He called on the international community, the United Nations, various international organizations, and all the countries of the free world to pressure the Israeli occupation and the American administration to stop the war of genocide and stop the torrent of blood flowing in the Gaza Strip.

Source: Maan News Agency

Gaza – Ma’an – The Israeli occupation army committed a new massacre today, Saturday, by bombing a field hospital set up inside Khadija School in Deir al-Balah in the central governorate.

The occupation bombed the hospital with three missiles from fighter jets, which led to the martyrdom of 31 people and dozens of injuries. The martyrs and wounded were transferred to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, including a number of women and children. The

government media office in Gaza said that these ongoing massacres committed by the Israeli occupation, in light of its collapse of the health system, the destruction and burning of hospitals and putting them out of service, in light of the enormous pressure on medical staff and what remains of surgical operating rooms, in light of the shortage of health and medical supplies, in light of the closure of the crossings to the travel of the wounded and patients and the non-entry of fuel, and in light of the catastrophic humanitarian and health conditions.

The office condemned in
the strongest terms the Israeli occupation’s perpetration of this horrific massacre against a field hospital that provides medical services to dozens of patients and wounded, all of whom are civilians, holding the Israeli occupation and the US administration fully responsible for the continuation of these massacres against the displaced and civilians.

He called on the international community, the United Nations, various international organizations, and all the countries of the free world to pressure the Israeli occupation and the American administration to stop the war of genocide and stop the torrent of blood flowing in the Gaza Strip.

Source: Maan News Agency

Gaza – Ma’an – Israeli warplanes continued their bombardment of various areas in the Gaza Strip on the 295th day of the war, leaving a large number of martyrs and wounded.

In the south of the Strip,

the occupation army continues its ground invasion of the eastern villages of Khan Younis for the sixth consecutive day, in conjunction with continuous air strikes and artillery shelling.

26 martyrs arrived at Nasser Hospital in the last 24 hours as a result of the Israeli raids and also through the operations to retrieve the martyrs.

A martyr was killed after being shot by an occupation sniper in the vicinity of Abu Nuwaira School, east of Khan Younis.

The occupation aircraft bombed the Abu al-Rish family home in Khan Younis camp. The

occupation tanks targeted the tents of the displaced with live bullets intensively in the Qizan Rashwan area, south of Khan Younis city, in the southern Gaza Strip.

The occupation army continues its military operation in Rafah for the 80th consecutive day, carrying out house d
emolitions.

Five citizens were killed and others were wounded after Israeli warplanes bombed the home of the al-Masry family, near the al-Yasmeen Mall, in the Musabah area, north of Rafah city.

Two martyrs were killed when reconnaissance aircraft targeted a group of citizens at Zaghloul Junction, west of Zaghloul Junction, northwest of Rafah, while young man Abdul Rahman Abu Dahi was killed when his house in Khirbet Al-Adas, north of Rafah, was bombed in the

central Gaza Strip .

The occupation aircraft renewed their bombing of the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip.

Five citizens were killed when a house belonging to the Al-Qatshan family was targeted south of the camp. They are Tahseen Al-Qatshan, his wife Lubna, and their children Lana, Mohammed, and Ahmed Tahseen Al-Qatshan. A

martyr was killed and a number of others were injured in an Israeli bombing that targeted a group of citizens south of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.

The occupation army continued to destroy residential building
s north of the central governorate in the central

Gaza Strip and the north

. The occupation army is carrying out a military operation south of Gaza City, focusing on the Tel Al-Hawa neighborhood and the area between Streets Eight and Ten, south of the city.

The occupation targeted a group of citizens around the Al-Amal Hotel, west of Gaza City, which led to the death of two martyrs and the injury of others.

The occupation aircraft bombed an evacuated house belonging to the “Abu Khousa” family on Al-Jalaa Street, Abdul Aal Junction.

In the northern Gaza Strip, hunger is severe, leading to the death of 17-year-old Mohammed Assaf due to malnutrition and the ongoing siege.

Source: Maan News Agency