Saraya al-Quds broadcast footage of attack on Israeli command, control center in Khan Yunis
Saraya al-Quds broadcast footage on Monday of its fighters attacking an Israeli enemy command and enemy control center in the city of Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.
In a brief statement accompanied by a video clip, the Brigades stated that the fighters targeted an Israeli enemy command and enemy control center with Fagot and Malutka weapons and a special force entrenched inside a house north of Street 5, north of Khan Yunis.
Since October 7, 2023, Palestinian resistance factions have continued their heroic operations against the Israeli enemy, as part of the ongoing "al-Aqsa Flood" campaign.
Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Saba Yemen
an hour ago
- Saba Yemen
Brazil becomes 6th Latin American Nation to join South Africa's genocide case against Occupation
Brasília – Saba: Brazil has announced its intention to join South Africa's case against Israeli Occupation at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which accuses the occupation of committing genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza. Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira confirmed on Tuesday that his country is in the process of completing the necessary legal procedures to intervene in the case as a third party, with an official announcement expected soon, according to al-Quds Press. Vieira noted that Brazil had previously pushed for a peaceful resolution and a ceasefire in Gaza, but recent developments in the conflict prompted the government to take a clear legal stance. Brazil's announcement brings the number of Latin American nations supporting the case to six. Five others have already submitted official requests to join South Africa's legal action, which was filed in response to Israeli aggression ongoing military assault on Gaza that began on October 7, 2023. Nicaragua was the first Latin American country to join the case, submitting its request on February 16, 2024, and asserting in its legal memorandum that the situation in Gaza constitutes a grave violation of the 1948 Genocide Convention. It urged the court to hold Israel fully accountable for its actions. In April 2024, Colombia followed suit, citing the need to defend the Palestinian people's right to life and dignity and to ensure accountability for crimes against civilians. Chile officially joined the case on September 13, 2024, following a June announcement by President Gabriel Boric in parliament expressing support for South Africa's legal initiative, describing the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza as requiring strong international legal action. Bolivia joined the case on October 9, 2024, affirming its full support for legal efforts to hold Israel responsible for atrocities in Gaza. Cuba submitted a formal declaration of intervention on January 13, 2025, backing South Africa's claims and denouncing what it described as Israel's 'serious and systematic violations of international humanitarian law.' Brazil's decision makes it the sixth Latin American country to announce plans to join the case, raising the total number of participating Latin American states to six—among at least 15 countries worldwide that have formally requested to intervene so far. The ICJ had issued a provisional order on January 26, 2024, calling on Israel to take all possible measures to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza, including ensuring the delivery of humanitarian aid and stopping incitement to hatred. While the Court has yet to rule on the merits of the case, it determined that South Africa's claims were plausible enough to justify urgent provisional measures—prompting many nations to seek participation as third parties. South Africa originally filed the case on December 29, 2023, accusing the entity of violating the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide through its ongoing military operations in Gaza, which have resulted in tens of thousands of civilian deaths, most of them women and children. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
Saba Yemen
8 hours ago
- Saba Yemen
Palestinian Mujahideen Movement: Starvation of Children, Sick People in Gaza Disgrace to Humanity
Gaza - Saba: The Palestinian Mujahideen Movement considered the famine experienced by the Palestinian people in Gaza and the starvation of children and sick people a disgrace to humanity and the silent international community. In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the movement strongly condemned "the international silence regarding the Zionist enemy's continued policy of killing through brutal bombing, starvation, and a stifling siege against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, where famine has reached dangerous levels threatening the lives of two million Palestinians in Gaza." The movement emphasized that "the inhumane US aid distribution mechanism is one of the tools used to tighten the siege, starvation, and abuse against the Palestinian people, in addition to being a death trap for the starving." The movement stated that "the use of starvation policies for the purpose of cheap political blackmail and breaking the will of the Palestinian people, along with the brutal crime of genocide, is a manifestation of the ugliest forms of brutality against humanity in Palestine." The movement held the US administration and the silent international institutions fully responsible for the war crimes committed by the Zionist enemy against the Palestinian people through its policy of starvation, brutal siege, and continued genocidal massacres. It called on "Arab and Islamic countries to break the unjust siege on the Gaza Strip, whose people are subjected to the most heinous policies of starvation and genocide," calling for the urgent opening of the Rafah crossing and the entry of withheld aid. It also called on "the peoples of our nation to fulfill their role and exert all possible pressure in support of the oppressed Palestinian people, who are paying the price for their resistance to the Zionist project that threatens the entire nation."
Saba Yemen
8 hours ago
- Saba Yemen
Civil Defense in Gaza Carries Out 60 Missions in Past 24 Hours Despite Ongoing Aggression
The General Directorate of Civil Defense in the Gaza Strip carried out 60 missions in the past 24 hours despite the ongoing genocide against the Palestinian people. According to the daily report received by the Yemeni News Agency SABA the missions included 10 fire extinguishing operations 4 rescue missions 36 medical evacuations and 10 other tasks. In North Gaza one injured person was evacuated following an Israeli strike near Abu Iskandar in Sheikh Radwan. In Gaza City emergency teams dealt with injuries and transported them to Al Shifa Hospital after an airstrike on the Al Malash family home on Al Jalaa Street They also responded to another strike on an apartment near Abu Mazen roundabout extinguishing the fire and transporting injuries One person was injured by drone fire at Hamid intersection in Al Shati camp. In Central Gaza a medical case was transported from a home in Al Zawayda and a dangerous wall was removed from a previously targeted house in Al Nuseirat camp. In Khan Younis three martyrs were recovered and six injured people treated following a strike on a Civil Defense point at the University College of Applied Sciences Two people who fainted due to a strike on displaced persons in Mawasi Khan Younis were also helped and taken to Nasser Hospital. In Rafah six martyrs were recovered and a fire extinguished following a strike on a Civil Defense point and displaced persons tents at the University College Three injuries were treated and transported to the Red Cross Hospital after being shot near Fash Fersh intersection Six more were taken to the Red Cross and British hospitals after being shot by Israeli forces in the Iqlimi area Two were injured in a strike near the University College and one more by a quadcopter drone at Al Nus intersection was transported to the Kuwaiti Hospital. Despite the siege and attacks Gaza Civil Defense continues to operate and provide emergency services under extreme conditions Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
