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US-Israeli genocide in Gaza

Israel's genocidal onslaught against Gaza shows no signs of abating, with fresh airstrikes and drone attacks killing and injuring dozens more civilians, including women and children. Northern Gaza has been the scene of the latest bloody attacks. At least 15 Palestinians were killed and 10 others wounded in a series of airstrikes targeting three residential buildings in Gaza City. In Beit Lahia, another home was bombed, leaving four civilians dead and five others injured. A drone strike in Jabalia also claimed the life of one more Palestinian. In the south, Israeli warplanes hit several areas in Khan Yunis, including the al-Mawasi refugee camp, killing over a dozen people and injuring several others. According to the Gaza health ministry, the Israeli genocide has killed more than 52,500 Palestinians so far, leaving nearly 118,500 others injured.

Hamas hails Yemen support

Hamas resistance movement has hailed Yemen's recent decision to impose a full air blockade on Israel as a response to the regime’s intentions to expand aggression against Gaza. Hamas has said in a statement that Yemen’s stance represents the Arab country’s deep involvement in defending the Palestinian people and resisting Israel's military operations in Gaza. The movement also highlighted that Yemen's rejection of Israeli invasions into Arab lands, particularly Lebanon and Syria is seen as a call for unity against Israeli threats to the Islamic Ummah. Hamas also urged all Arab and Islamic nations to actively participate in resisting Israeli policies and working towards removing the regime’s presence from occupied territories. The statement came as the Yemeni army vowed to enforce a comprehensive air blockade on Israel in retaliation for the regime’s decision to escalate its aggression on Gaza.

Nuclear rights non-negotiable

Iran says its right to civilian nuclear energy is non-negotiable, and an entitlement under article four of the Non-Proliferation Treaty. Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman says the framework of the indirect talks with the US is also unchangeable. Esmaeil Baghaei said in his weekly presser that contradictory comments by US officials on the negotiations are not helpful and will not change Tehran’s determination to insist on its stance. The spokesman noted that the framework of the indirect talks will remain limited to Iran’s civilian nuclear activities and removal of the US sanctions. He rejected attempts by the US and Israel to label the Yemeni attacks on the occupied territories as Iranian proxy war. He said such allegations are deceitful and an attempt to divert attentions from the Israeli genocide in Gaza as the most important issue in the region.