The Israeli enemy on Thursday targeted the vicinity of Mount Labouneh with heavy machine gun fire. The areas affected by the Israeli aggression include Mount Labouneh and Al-Alam.
Yesterday evening, the Israeli enemy fired a number of heavy artillery shells on the outskirts of the towns of Naqoura, Mount Labouneh, Alama Al-Shaab, Tyre Harfa, and Dhaira, causing severe damage to crops, olive and pine trees, and water networks.
Flares were launched by the enemy into the sky over the western and central sectors, reaching the outskirts of the city of Tyre.
A raid on the southern Lebanese town of Beit Lif last night resulted in the destruction of a house and the martyrdom of Mohammad Naif Hamoud, later mourned by the Islamic Resistance, at the age of thirty.
The issue of displacement towards safe areas in Lebanon, especially in the Tyre region, weighs heavily on the Tyre Union of Municipalities and municipalities in the Tyre district, as other Lebanese districts have not yet designated reception centers for t
he displaced, except for one center in the Ghazieh area.
It is worth mentioning that the fire that broke out at night in one of the apartments in the industrial city of Tyre was not caused by enemy bombardment, but was a local fire resulting from an electrical fault. Civil defense teams worked to extinguish it and rescued four trapped individuals inside.
Source: National News Agency – Lebanon
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan today called for the full implementation of the International Criminal Court (ICJ’s) ruling of provisional measures to stop the Israeli genocidal acts against the Palestinian people.
Pakistan stressed the need to implement the ICJ’s decision to uphold human rights and the identity of the Palestinian people as per the UN Charter, relevant resolutions and international law.
‘The implementation of these provisional measures requires an immediate and unconditional ceasefire to bring about an end to the suffering faced by the people of Gaza.” The UN Security Council should, therefore, play its mandated role to impose a ceasefire and protect the people of Gaza from ongoing atrocities,’ said Pakistan’s spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Zahra Baloch in a press briefing.
‘Pakistan is deeply concerned about the ongoing oppression of the people of Gaza by the Israeli occupation forces,’ she said.
She affirmed pakistan’s strong condemnation of the Israeli forces’ attack inside the I
bn Sina Hospital in Jenin, which led to the killing of three Palestinians, noting that this attack is the latest in a series of inhumane attacks on hospitals that fall in the category of war crimes being perpetrated against the people of Palestine.
‘These ongoing atrocities go against the spirit of the provisional measures decided by the International Court of Justice to protect the people of Gaza.’
Regarding the announcement by several countries to suspend funding for UNRWA, she stated that the suspension of funding amid the ongoing aggression and suffering in Gaza also goes against the spirit of the ICJ’s provisional measures that called for the provision of essential services and humanitarian assistance to address the challenging conditions faced by the Palestinians in Gaza.
‘We urge reconsideration of the decision to suspend funding of UNRWA which has a crucial role in protecting and supporting the Palestinian people,’ said the spokesperson.
Source: Palestine news and Information Agency – WAFA