Author: Steven Sahiounie

Amnesty International releases a report that finally condemned “Israel” as an apartheid regime, and documenting its crimes and practices against the Palestinian people. Amnesty International has finally released an awaited 211-page report, whose release “Israel” had fought against, which asserted once and for all that the Israeli regime is forcing a system of apartheid on Palestinians. Amnesty said the Israeli system is founded on “segregation, dispossession and exclusion”, which amount to crimes against humanity, and its findings were documented in a report that shows the Israeli seizure of Palestinian land and property, unlawful killings, forcibly displacing people, and denying them citizenship. This is the…

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The authorities in Denmark don’t categorize the coronavirus a “socially critical disease” anymore due to a high vaccination rate Denmark has become the first EU member state to lift all coronavirus curbs on Tuesday despite surging Omicron cases. The government believes its massive vaccination drive alone would allow it to cope with the more contagious, yet milder variant of the virus. Starting from February 1, the Scandinavian country has stopped categorizing Covid-19 as a “socially critical disease,” ditching facemasks and Covid-19 passes. Limitations on indoor gatherings have been removed, with restaurants and bars returning to their usual working hours. Nightclubs are also…

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Hasaka, SANA- The US occupation backed-SDF militia has intensified its raid campaigns and repressive practices against citizens in the areas it occupies, as on Tuesday morning, it raided several neighborhoods in Hasaka city, and a camp for the displaced in Raqqa countryside, and kidnapped dozens and took them to an unknown destination SDF militia continued its violations against the locals in Ghwairan neighborhood, as this morning, it prevented them from entering and leaving the neighborhood, in conjunction with raiding the houses, especially in the southeastern area, under the pretext of searching for fugitives from the Industrial High School Prison, local…

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The Israeli occupation authority continues the demolition of Palestinian homes, and forces two brothers to demolish their own homes in Jabal Al-Mukabber. Israeli occupation authorities forced families living in Jabal Al-Mukabber and the town of Al-Issawiya in occupied Al-Quds to demolish four homes. Eyewitnesses said that the occupation’s municipality forced the two brothers Mohammad and Basem Shqeirat to demolish their homes in Jabal Al-Mukabber, and Mohammad Obeid from Al-Quds to demolish two homes under construction in the town of Al-Issawiya in occupied Al-Quds. Settlers attack young girls Under the protection of Israeli occupation forces, settlers attacked young girls from in the Sheikh Jarrah…

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Four senior Israeli spy agency officials have allegedly resigned over disagreements with the newly appointed Mossad director An unnamed commander of Mossad’s special operations division has resigned, accoridng to Israeli media. He reportedly became the fourth high-profile official to leave Mossad in seven months since David Barnea became director of the Israeli intelligence agency in June 2021. According to a Channel 13 News report on Sunday, the commander resigned after Barnea allegedly told him that he and other officials had become a “burden on the organization.” “Barnea wanted to make major changes to how the department headed by [the unnamed commander]…

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However, Mateusz Morawiecki noted that the bloc is united in agreement that Ukrainian sovereignty must be defended Despite repeated warnings from the West in recent weeks over a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine, EU members are still divided over what sort of sanctions to impose on Moscow and over how much military aid to send to Kiev if an incursion takes place, Poland’s Prime Minister has cautioned. In an interview with Spain’s El Mundo newspaper on Sunday, Mateusz Morawiecki emphasized that the bloc is united in agreement that Ukraine’s sovereignty must be upheld, but said that there was still a difference of opinions on…

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A survey from 450 British companies finds that two-thirds suffered a cyber-attack due to a tech issue or due to working from home. Cyber-attacks due to working from home have caused losses estimated at £374 million since the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic, according to research conducted by software group Diligent. A survey of the top 450 finance and risk professionals in UK-listed companies found that close to two-thirds of firms suffered a cyber attack or data breach in the first 18 months of the pandemic. Most of these companies said they lost money or revenue as a result, according…

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“Israeli regime’s survival is based on crisis, terror, violence and bloodshed,” says Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson. At a weekly presser in Tehran on Monday, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Saeed Khatibzadeh affirmed that “Vienna talks have seen remarkable progress during the past three weeks; however, low progress has been noticed in some files “due to inaction or a lack of innovation from other parties”. “Iran is waiting for Washington to inform the P4+1 of its political decision, while there are unconcluded cases left for the Western parties to decide on,” he added. Khatibzadeh made it clear that “if the other parties…

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Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) head reveals that mercenaries are arriving in southeastern Ukraine disguised as military instructors. There are increasing numbers of mercenaries in Donbas, southeast Ukraine, arriving under the guise of being military instructors. “This is not a secret at all, it is official data that hundreds of foreign instructors from NATO countries are on a rotational basis on the territory of Ukraine… In addition, outright mercenaries also arrive in Ukraine under the guise of instructors,” LPR head Leonid Pasechnik said on Monday. Pesechnik said that when Western countries say that they’re sending 200 instructors to Kiev along with equipment…

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Occupied Jerusalem, SANA- The Israeli occupation forces arrested on Monday 25 Palestinians in several areas of the West Bank. The occupation troops stormed a number of neighborhoods in the cities of Hebron, Jenin and Jericho, and the towns of Beit Anan in occupied Jerusalem, Beit Fajjar and Deir Sammit in Hebron, Qarawat Bani Hassan in Salfit and Shuqba and al-Jalazone refugee camp in Ramallah, and they arrested 25 Palestinians, according to Maan News Agency. On Sunday, the occupation forces arrested sixteen Palestinians in occupied Jerusalem. Source: SANA

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