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Al Manar
27-05-2025
- Politics
- Al Manar
Yemeni Missile Attack Triggers Sirens Across Occupied West Bank
The Israeli occupation army announced, early Tuesday morning, that it had detected a missile launched from Yemen, claiming to have attempted to intercept it. Panic gripped illegal Israeli settlements across the occupied West Bank as sirens blared, warning of an incoming missile. Residents of numerous settlements east of the city of Nablus were abruptly awakened at dawn and rushed to take shelter, as the wailing sirens pierced the early morning calm. BREAKING | Sirens sound across several Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank after a missile launched from Yemen was detected. — The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) May 27, 2025 The Israeli settlements affected included Gilgal, Shomron, Amichai, Achita, Itamar, Shvut Rachel, Adei Ad, Kida, Masua, Argaman, Yafit, Ma'aleh Ephraim, Hamra, Tomer, Gitit, Beka'ot, Petza'el, and Mekhora. Startled settlers scrambled out of bed and herded their families into safe rooms and bomb shelters, waiting anxiously for the all-clear. Israeli occupation forces later claimed that the incoming missile, which military sources confirmed originated from Yemen, was successfully intercepted. No casualties or damage were reported. However, the attack rattled Israeli settlers illegally occupying Palestinian territory in the West Bank. This latest incident comes just two days after a similar Yemeni missile launch triggered warning sirens across the southern West Bank and Beit Shemesh area west of Jerusalem.
Al Manar
22-05-2025
- Politics
- Al Manar
Two Israeli Embassy Staffers Killed in Shooting outside Capital Jewish Museum
Two staff members of the Israeli embassy were shot and killed Wednesday evening while leaving an event at a Jewish museum in the nation's capital, and the suspect yelled, 'Free, free Palestine' after he was arrested, police said. 'Free, Free Palestine!' Two Israeli embassy staff were shot dead outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington. The suspect, Elias Rodriguez, 30, shouted 'Free Palestine' during his arrest and had no prior police record, according to authorities. — The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) May 22, 2025 US Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem announced the deaths in an X post, saying, 'We are actively investigating and working to get more information to share.' Tal Naim Cohen, a spokesperson for the Israeli embassy, confirmed that the two staff members were shot 'at close range' while attending the event. Local media reported that a man and a woman were killed, without releasing their names. Washington police chief Pamela Smith said a single suspect who was seen pacing outside the museum before the event was apprehended. The suspect, identified as 30-year-old Elias Rodriquez of Chicago, Illinois, 'chanted 'Free, free Palestine,' while in custody,' she added.
Al Manar
15-05-2025
- Politics
- Al Manar
Trump: Very Close to a Nuclear Agreement with Iran and Massive Gulf Investments
US President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that his country is 'very close to reaching a nuclear agreement with Iran,' noting that 'the negotiations are aimed at achieving sustainable peace.' During a speech delivered to Qatari and American businessmen in Doha, Trump said that Washington 'wants to succeed in the negotiations with Iran,' but that 'Tehran cannot be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon.' Trump stated that Tehran 'has somewhat agreed to the terms of the agreement,' noting that 'the United States is very serious about these negotiations.' US President Donald Trump: 'We are negotiating with Iran to achieve sustainable peace,' Trump said, adding, 'I believe we are close to reaching an agreement… there is progress on the Iran issue and they have largely agreed to the terms of the agreement.' He reiterated… — The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) May 15, 2025 In this context, the US President praised the mediation role played by the Emir of Qatar, saying, 'Iran is very fortunate to have the Emir of Qatar, who is fighting for us to reach an agreement with them and not to attack them.' He added, 'I think Iran should be very thankful for refusing to strike at them, while others would like us to strike them hard.' The US President stressed that Washington 'will protect the Middle East,' affirming that 'the relationship with Qatar is based on equality, and no one can break this relationship.' Regarding the war in Ukraine, Trump explained that his administration 'did not allow the Ukrainian president to receive massive sums of money, as had happened in the past, to wage war.' He noted that he 'would have liked to participate in the Russian-Ukrainian talks in Türkiye, but he didn't want to get ahead of himself,' explaining that 'Secretary of State Marco Rubio is there to follow up.' Trump also spoke about the Gaza issue, saying, 'I wanted to transform the land of Gaza from a land of death to a land of life and peace, and I will follow up on this issue.' Regarding Yemen, he said, 'What happened there is a great achievement, but we don't know where things will go.' Trump also confirmed that his Gulf tour 'could yield deals worth up to $4 trillion,' describing it as a 'record tour.' He said, 'No tour has ever raised $3.5 to $4 trillion in just four or five days.' Tour Concludes Today in UAE Trump concludes his Gulf tour today, Thursday, by heading to the UAE, after stops in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, where he concluded deals and secured billions of dollars in pledges. Trump began his trip in Saudi Arabia, which promised $600 billion in investments, including a US arms deal that the White House described as 'the largest in history.' The generosity of Gulf leaders sparked controversy ahead of Trump's visit to Qatar, when Doha offered him a luxury jet for presidential and then personal use, in what his Democratic rivals deemed blatant corruption. Trump, who also chose Saudi Arabia as his first stop in his first term, did not hesitate to seek Gulf funds and praised their impact on job creation in the United States.
Al Manar
06-05-2025
- Politics
- Al Manar
US and ‘Israel' Launch Devastating Airstrikes on Yemen's Hodeidah Port
The US-Israeli aggression launched a series of aggressive raids on Al Hudaydah Governorate, targeting several vital sites in the region. Local sources reported that the US-Israeli aggression targeted the port of Al Hudaydah with six airstrikes, partially destroying its infrastructure. This port is a vital facility that witnesses significant commercial and humanitarian shipments to Yemen. A video shows Israel's bombardment of a cement factory in Bajil, Hodeidah Governorate, Yemen. — The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) May 5, 2025 'These attacks are clearly designed to cripple Yemen's economic lifelines,' said a regional analyst familiar with the situation. 'The port is essential for delivering humanitarian aid to a population already suffering from years of war.' Israeli media confirmed that approximately 30 Israeli warplanes participated in the extensive operation, dropping around 50 missiles on ten strategic targets including the port and adjacent international airport. During the operation. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz watched the Israeli airstrikes on Yemen live from an underground bunker in the Kirya, Tel Aviv. — The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) May 5, 2025 The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan 11) reported that the attack involved a joint Israeli-American operation, with 'Israel' attacking sites in Hodeidah, while the United States attacked other sites. In contrast, a senior Israeli official said that 'the attack was carried out by Israel alone, in coordination with the United States, and targeted sites in the port of Hodeidah and a large factory used by the Houthis.' The Israeli aggression action comes amid Yemen's continued support for Palestinians and follows months of escalating regional hostilities. Human rights organizations have expressed concern about the impact on civilians, as the targeted facilities are crucial for Yemen's fragile economy and humanitarian operations.
Al Manar
03-05-2025
- Politics
- Al Manar
Hezbollah Condemns Israeli Aggression on Syria, Urges Unified Response to Destabilization Efforts
Hezbollah strongly condemned the latest Israeli aggression targeting Syria, denouncing it as a blatant violation of Syrian sovereignty carried out under false pretexts to advance expansionist and divisive schemes. BREAKING | Israel has launched a massive wave of bombing across Syria, targeting Damascus and its countryside, Deraa, Hama, Latakia, Idlib, and other areas. — The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) May 2, 2025 In an official statement issued on Saturday, Hezbollah described the attack as 'a clear attempt to undermine Syria's stability and weaken its national capabilities,' linking it to Israel's ongoing aggressions against Lebanon and the Gaza Strip. Hezbollah reaffirmed its firm stance on preserving Syria's unity and sovereignty as an independent state, expressing confidence that 'the honorable people of Syria will stand as a solid barrier against such malicious plots.' The statement concluded by calling on the international community—particularly Arab nations—to take urgent and decisive action to halt these repeated attacks that threaten the region's sovereignty, stability, and security.
