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Former Israeli Defense Minister: Ceasefire Agreement with Hezbollah is a Surrender… They’re Just Mocking Us Avigdor Lieberman, former Israeli Defense Minister, head of the “Yisrael Beiteinu” party, and a member of the Knesset, described the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon as a “surrender agreement to Hezbollah.” In an interview with “Yedioth Ahronoth” newspaper’s Hebrew site (Walla), Lieberman referred to the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah in Lebanon, which came into effect early Wednesday morning, as a “surrender agreement.” Lieberman stated, “This agreement is akin to the one with Hamas since 2018; it’s the same principle: Netanyahu (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) is…

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Messi’s Former Teammate Appointed as Inter Miami Coach The partnership between Argentine star Lionel Messi and his former teammate and compatriot Javier Mascherano has been renewed after the latter was appointed as the head coach of American club Inter Miami, succeeding Tata Martino. Inter Miami announced in a statement on Wednesday that Mascherano has signed a three-year contract with the team. The 40-year-old Argentine joins Inter Miami following his stint as coach of Argentina’s Under-20 national team and the Olympic team, and he will assume coaching responsibilities at the American club upon receiving his work documents. Mascherano will now coach…

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Lavrov: Our Patience Will Run Out if Constantly Tested Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov commented on Kyiv’s repeated targeting of Russian territory using long-range Western missiles, emphasizing that Russia’s patience would certainly run out if continuously tested. In a statement to journalist Pavel Zarubin, broadcast on Russia’s Channel One, Lavrov responded to Ukrainian attacks deep into Russian territory using long-range Western missiles, including American “ATACMS”: “We (in Russia) have many popular sayings (for example)… Measure seven times, cut once… The Lord was patient and commanded us to be patient.”He added, “Patience is necessary, but if it is tested endlessly, it…

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UNIFIL statement on attacks on the Lebanese Army UNIFIL is seriously concerned by numerous strikes on the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) inside the Lebanese territories, despite their declared non-involvement in the ongoing hostilities between Hizbullah and Israel. The LAF has reported a series of Israeli strikes in recent weeks, resulting in the loss of personnel, damage to premises, and destruction of assets. Such attacks have claimed the lives of 45 LAF soldiers, according to the LAF. On behalf of the entire UNIFIL family, UNIFIL Head of Mission and Force Commander Lt. Gen. Aroldo Lázaro has expressed deepest condolences to the families of…

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Alarming Study Estimates the Number of Climate Change Victims by the End of the Century! A new study conducted by researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry has revealed alarming estimates regarding the number of people who might die due to climate change by the year 2100. The research team used an advanced digital simulation to estimate deaths attributed to extreme temperatures and air pollution. The team’s analysis predicts that 30 million people could die by the end of the century due to climate change and air pollution. According to Dr. Andrea Pozzer, the team leader, approximately 1.6 million…

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Borrell: We Must Press Israel to End the War in the Middle East Josep Borrell, the EU’s Foreign Policy Chief, stated that the cost of the absence of peace in the Middle East is exorbitant and intolerable, calling for pressure on Israel to stop the war in the region. Borrell emphasized that the conflict in the Middle East has international implications, and the international community cannot remain passive. He noted that the number of casualties in Lebanon is very high, with airstrikes killing over 3,500 people. He added that Lebanon is on the brink of collapse, with dozens of villages…

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Pedersen Calls for Ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon to Protect Syria from Regional Escalation The UN Envoy for Syrian Settlement, Geir Pedersen, emphasized the immediate need for a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon, highlighting the importance of preventing Syria from being dragged into the escalating conflict in the region, which has reached a critical juncture. Pedersen stated in a media briefing in Damascus following discussions with Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad: “It is evident that we have all reached a very critical moment in the region, and I believe we are all closely monitoring what is happening in Gaza and…

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Urgent Meeting of the Arab League to Discuss Israeli Threats Against Iraq In light of recent developments in the Middle East, an emergency meeting of the Arab League was held to discuss Israeli threats against Iraq. The meeting, which brought together the permanent representatives, was in response to an Iraqi request to address the Israeli threats aimed at escalating tensions in the region. In recent years, Iraq has seen an increase in armed attacks and terrorist activities linked, in one way or another, to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Some journalistic sources and security reports have pointed to Israeli involvement in these…

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Calls for the International Court to Use “Interpol” for Arresting “Netanyahu” and “Gallant” Following the issuance of arrest warrants by the International Criminal Court against the Israeli Prime Minister “Benjamin Netanyahu” and his former Defense Minister “Yoav Gallant,” the Arab Organization for Human Rights in the UK has welcomed the decision. They considered it a first step towards eradicating the culture of impunity that political leaders and military commanders in the occupation government have enjoyed for decades, thanks to unlimited support from the United States and other countries. They also called upon the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to…

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The Iranian Nuclear Issue Cannot be Resolved with Phony Confrontations The Chinese envoy to international organizations in Vienna called for avoiding confrontation regarding Iran’s nuclear program during a meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency. “Li Sang” stated at the Board of Governors meeting: “Beijing welcomes cooperation between Iran and the IAEA in resolving the remaining security issues.” Furthermore, he mentioned that China highly values the positive interactions between the IAEA Director General “Rafael Grossi” and the Iranian side, as well as the positive outcomes achieved during Grossi’s meeting with Iran last week. He added:…

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