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Saba Yemen
2 days ago
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Israeli enemy crosses technical fence in Lebanon, builds trench, earth mounds
Beirut – Saba: An Israeli enemy army force crossed the technical fence in Wazzani area, which separates Lebanon from the occupied territories, on Friday. The Lebanese al-Mayadeen channel reported in a breaking news report a short while ago that an Israeli enemy force crossed the technical fence in Wazzani area of al-Nabatieh governorate, dug a trench, and erected earth mounds, while monitoring the presence of spy devices. In addition, the Lebanese National News Agency reported that the southern outskirts of the towns of Rmeish and Aita al-Shaab were subjected to a heavy machine gun combing operation carried out by the garrison of the enemy al-Raheb position. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Saba Yemen
21-05-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Citizen martyred, Israeli enemy incursion into southern Lebanon
Beirut - Saba: A Lebanese citizen was martyred Wednesday after being targeted by an Israeli drone in southern Lebanon. The Lebanese al-Mayadeen channel reported in a breaking news report a short while ago that a martyr was killed in an Israeli drone strike on a motorcycle in the town of Aitaroun in the south of the country. The channel reported that an Israeli army force incurded from the Marj position inside the occupied territories toward Lebanese territory in Wadi Hounine. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
Saba Yemen
07-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Saba Yemen
Visual, Photographic Panorama tells dozens of stories through features of Syrian faces
Damascus - Saba: Since last Thursday, the Ashtar Gallery in Damascus has been hosting the "Faces of My Country" exhibition, which tells the human stories of Syrians who have lived as refugees since 2011. This is the second exhibition following a first in Paris in October 2024. The dual exhibition, co-hosted by Swiss-based visual artist Asaad Farzat and French-based photographer Sami Darwish, includes 13 paintings in a realistic expressionist style by Farzat and 23 photographic works by Darwish, creating a panorama that tells dozens of stories through the features of Syrian faces. The exhibition, which continues until April 9, was launched, according to al-Mayadeen, based on an idea by artist Darwish, who left Damascus in 2012, leaving behind more than 3,000 lost archive photographs. After arriving in France, he engaged in humanitarian work, trying to help refugees. He then decided to turn his passion for photography into a career, launching the "Faces of My Country" project, through which he seeks to document diverse human experiences and break down barriers between cultures. The exhibition embodies a shared artistic vision that combines sculpture and light, testament to art's ability to transcend geography and preserve memory. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Yahoo
01-04-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Israeli airstrike on Beirut suburb kills three and injures seven
At least three people were killed and seven wounded as a result of an Israeli airstrike that hit a suburb of the Lebanese capital Beirut on Tuesday, the Lebanese Health ministry said. It was the second airstrike on areas in Beirut's southern suburbs since the the ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah militia came into effect in November. Eyewitnesses said the airstrike targeted the top three floors of a building with two missiles in the Dahieh suburb of Beirut, a known Hezbollah stronghold. It also caused damage to nearby buildings, they added. Ibrahim Mousawi, a member of Hezbollah bloc in the Lebanese parliament, has condemned the latest Israeli strikes, describing them "as a major act of aggression" that has pushed the situation into an entirely different phase. He placed full responsibility for what he termed a 'crime' on the international community and the United States, the local Lebanese pro-Iranian al-Mayadeen and Hezbollah-run al-Manar television channels cited him as saying. He asserted that Israel has effectively declared the ceasefire agreement null and void through its continuous airstrikes and violations in the south of Lebanon, the Bekaa Valley region and the southern suburbs of Beirut. 'The situation has become intolerable. The world is watching as our people are targeted in their sleep, and there is no justification for attacking civilians,' Mousawi said. Despite the escalation, he reaffirmed Hezbollah's commitment to its stance, emphasizing that Lebanon still has a full opportunity to respond to these violations through state institutions. 'We are not war enthusiasts,' he added. Mousawi urged the Lebanese government to take decisive diplomatic measures. "When the state acknowledges that the enemy is breaching the agreement, it must activate the highest levels of diplomacy to find solutions,' he added. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said earlier it targeted a Hezbollah terrorist who had supported members of the allied Palestinian Islamist group Hamas in planning an imminent attack on Israeli civilians. The man posed a direct threat and was "eliminated," the IDF said in a statement on X. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun strongly condemned the Israeli strike, which hit in early hours of the morning. He described the attack as a "serious warning" that signals premeditated intentions against Lebanon, particularly given its timing. "We must intensify our engagement with Lebanon's friends around the world to uphold our right to full sovereignty and prevent any violations - whether from external forces or infiltrators within Lebanon who provide justification for further aggression," he said. On Friday, the Israeli military said it hit a Hezbollah facility in Dahieh used to store drones. Shortly before that, the IDF said it had intercepted two projectiles aimed at northern Israel from the direction of Lebanon. The Iranian-backed Hezbollah militia had fired rockets at Israel for more than a year since the start of the Gaza war in October 2023 in support of Hamas. Israel responded with massive airstrikes and a ground offensive.
