Day: June 30, 2024

Ramallah: Israeli occupation forces have arrested more than 9,450 Palestinians from the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem since the start of the ongoing war of genocide against Gaza Strip on October 7.

In a joint statement, Palestinian Prisoners’ and Ex-Prisoners’ Affairs Authority and the Palestinian Prisoners’ Club said the occupation forces arrested at least 20 Palestinians from the West Bank on Sunday, in the governorates of Hebron, Tulkarm, Nablus, and Jerusalem.

During the arrest campaigns, the statement indicated that Israeli forces continue to carry out widespread raids, severely beat and abuse detainees, and and widely sabotage and demolish Palestinian citizens’ homes.

Source: Jordan News Agency

Amman: The Institute of Diplomacy’s Director, Haifa Khraisha, and the Permanent Observer of the United Nations University for Peace (UPEACE), David Fernandez Puyana, signed a memorandum of understanding on Sunday to enhance academic cooperation between the two institutions.

In a statement, the Institute emphasized that this memorandum marks a significant step towards strengthening international collaboration and advancing the fields of diplomacy and peace studies, highlighting its commitment to fostering global partnerships and providing exceptional training opportunities for diplomats and professionals in both the public and private sectors.

Source: Jordan News Agency

Gaza: Al-Qassam Brigades published a short video clip entitled ‘Our preparation continues.’

The video shows Al-Qassam members inside a workshop that manufactures rocket warheads and missiles that Al-Qassam uses against the occupation forces in the Gaza Strip.

Al-Qassam confirms through the video the continued manufacture of weapons and ammunition despite the continuation of the war on the Gaza Strip

Source: Maan News Agency

Gaza: The Ministry of Health in Gaza warned today, Sunday, that the remaining hospitals, health centers and oxygen stations will stop working within 48 hours as a result of the exhaustion of fuel needed to operate generators.

The ministry said it has taken many harsh and austerity measures to preserve the remaining fuel quantities for the longest possible period in light of the failure to supply the necessary quantities for operation.

It appealed to all concerned, international and humanitarian institutions to intervene quickly to bring in the necessary fuel in addition to the electric generators and spare parts needed for maintenance

Source: Maan News Agency

The right was returned to its owners,” and the Khalidi family returned to its endowment property in Old Jerusalem, after it was stormed by settlers under the pretext of “purchasing the property.”

Attorney Sanaa Dweik explained that the Israeli ‘Magistrate’s Court’ issued a decision confirming the Khalidi family’s ownership of their property in the Old City of Jerusalem, thus enabling them to return to it and use it, and also deporting the settler who claims ownership and purchase of the property.

The settlers stormed the Al-Khalidi family’s property last Thursday afternoon, after removing and changing its locks and keys, and claimed that they had purchased the property, while the family, through lawyer Dweik, went to the court and the police, rejecting the settlers’ claim, and presented the papers confirming ownership of the property, and that it is an ‘atomic endowment’ that cannot be sold. .

A court session was held on Friday, and a decision was issued at the time to evict the settlers, and for the Khali
di family to change the locks and keep the keys, and not to use the property until the case is decided (today, Sunday).

The Khalidi family property consists of 3 floors with an area of 200 square meters, directly overlooking the Buraq Wall, and is several meters away from Al-Aqsa Mosque

Source: Maan News Agency

Students of electronics engineering at Al-Quds University have invented the first Palestinian-made device to provide healthy food for patients. It is a device designed to make puffed rice, the “rice cake machine”, as the first Palestinian-made device to help diabetics and those with food fever.

Students Mohamed Othman, Waad Duwaidar, and Ahed Hasasneh said that they were able to create the device to help patients who need healthy, starch-free foods to protect them from developing the disease, especially diabetics.

They stressed that they will continue to work on developing the device to include other types of food that suit patients and people interested in healthy food, extending their thanks to the College of Engineering and the University for supporting the various projects and innovative solutions presented by the students

Source: Maan News Agency