Israel-Palestine Conflict: Iran expected reaction

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The Foreign Minister arrives in Jeddah to discuss stopping the aggression against Gaza

• Time: 10/18/2023 13:07:22
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{Politics: Al-Furat News} Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Fuad Hussein, arrived today, Wednesday, in the city of Jeddah to participate in the extraordinary meeting of the open-ended Executive Committee at the level of foreign ministers of the member states of the organization, to discuss stopping the military aggression of the occupying authority against the Palestinian people in Gaza strip.

The Israeli occupation army committed a new massacre on the 11th day of its war on Gaza by bombing Al-Baptist Hospital yesterday evening, Tuesday, leaving more than 500 martyrs and hundreds injured.

The Israeli army attributed the strike that targeted a hospital in Gaza City to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement, disavowing responsibility for it.

For its part, the movement denied the "lies" and "false accusations" directed against it by Israel, stressing that the hospital was targeted by "an air strike launched from an Israeli warplane."

The occupation's continuous bombing of Gaza has so far left more than 3,200 martyrs and 12,500 wounded, the majority of whom are children and women, while the Palestinian resistance responded by bombing Tel Aviv and Ashkelon as part of its Operation Al-Aqsa Flood.

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The launch of the 35th emergency conference of the Arab Parliamentary Union in Baghdad

• Time: 10/18/2023 13:21:22
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{Politics: Al-Furat News} The thirty-fifth emergency conference of the Arab Parliamentary Union was launched to discuss developments in the situation in Gaza, headed by the President of the Arab Parliamentary Union, Muhammad al-Halbousi, Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, and with the participation of the heads of Arab parliaments and delegations.

The Israeli occupation army committed a new massacre on the 11th day of its war on Gaza by bombing Al-Baptist Hospital yesterday evening, Tuesday, leaving more than 500 martyrs and hundreds injured.

The Israeli army attributed the strike that targeted a hospital in Gaza City to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement, disavowing responsibility for it.

For its part, the movement denied the "lies" and "false accusations" directed against it by Israel, stressing that the hospital was targeted by "an air strike launched from an Israeli warplane."

The occupation's continuous bombing of Gaza has so far left more than 3,200 martyrs and 12,500 wounded, the majority of whom are children and women, while the Palestinian resistance responded by bombing Tel Aviv and Ashkelon as part of its Operation Al-Aqsa Flood.

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Al-Halbousi to his Arab counterparts: The current situation threatens to drag the region into a devastating war

• Time: 10/18/2023 13:42:19
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{Politics: Al-Furat News} The President of the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union, Muhammad al-Halbousi, warned the Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament at the thirty-fifth emergency conference of the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union to discuss developments in the situation in Gaza of a “destructive war” in the region.

Al-Halbousi said in his speech at the emergency conference of the Union, which was held in the capital, Baghdad, today, in the presence of the heads of Arab parliaments, “We meet today under an exceptional and unprecedented circumstance. The usurping Zionist entity has publicly revealed its brutal, racist, criminal face, and its blatant violation of human rights, and all moral, humane, religious values, and universal justice.” Among all human beings, regardless of their colours, races, religions and affiliations.”

He added, "Our national, Arab and Islamic duty, as parliamentarians representing our peoples and their hopes and aspirations, requires us today to join hands and work together to take a firm and effective collective stance to curb the bloody Israeli entity and hold it accountable for the consequences of its barbaric actions and practices against a defenseless people who cling to their identity, culture and land."

He warned that "the current situation threatens to drag the entire Arab region into the furnace of a destructive war, in which statements of condemnation and denunciation will not work. Rather, it requires taking decisive decisions that put a final end to the ongoing attacks and violations by the Zionist entity for seven decades."

Al-Halbousi appealed to “the international community and the free global conscience to intervene immediately to stop the war, military actions and horrific massacres against our Palestinian brothers, and to work immediately to bring in urgent humanitarian, food and medical aid.”

He continued, "In this emergency meeting and in these exceptional circumstances, I cannot help but highly value the sacrifices and steadfastness of the brotherly Palestinian people, and we affirm that the radical solution to this chronic conflict lies in the Palestinian people restoring all their inalienable rights, most important of which is the right to establish their independent Palestinian state with Holy Jerusalem as its capital." ".

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Al-Mandalawi: Palestine is our first pivotal issue, and what is happening in it requires a unified and firm stance

• Time: 10/18/2023 14:44:08
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{Politics: Al-Furat News} Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, First Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, today, Wednesday, headed the Iraqi parliamentary delegation participating in the thirty-fifth emergency conference of the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union, which is being held in the capital, Baghdad, to discuss events in Palestine.

 

Al-Mandalawi said during his speech on Iraq that Palestine is the first pivotal issue, and that what is happening there requires a unified, firm, courageous and exceptional position, stressing that the occupation authorities committed a full-fledged war crime by bombing the Baptist Hospital in Gaza, targeting the lying and wounded patients, women, the elderly, children and medical personnel, In an act that shames humanity, and it is a shame for the world that this crime goes unaccounted for, strongly condemning the attacks carried out by the occupying entity against the besieged people of Gaza, and its blatant violation of all international conventions, treaties and resolutions, and the principles of human rights and ethics.

 

The head of the Iraqi delegation called on the international community to take urgent action to end the barbaric Zionist aggression according to a just solution that guarantees the Palestinian people their right to establish their state on all of their lands, including Jerusalem, the capital of Palestine, and to guarantee the independence and sovereignty of this state, stressing that the Arab and Islamic countries must strive by all means of pressure and force to lift the siege. The brutal, delivering humanitarian and health aid, and stopping the worst violations practiced by the occupation authorities against our Palestinian brothers.

 

Al-Mandalawi called on the Arab and Islamic countries who have diplomatic or commercial relations with the occupying entity to review these relations, which have made this entity more stubborn and arrogant and weakened the unified position towards the Palestinian issue. He reiterated Iraq’s firm and supportive position for the Palestinian issue, and its condemnation of the Zionist violations of international law, and the decisions of the Council of Ministers. Security and international legitimacy.

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In a phone call.. Biden discusses with Sudanese the conflict between Israel and Hamas

2023-10-16 19:10

 

 

Shafaq News/ The White House said that US President, Joe Biden, spoke with Iraqi Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, on Monday, as part of his efforts to contain the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

 

Biden suddenly canceled a local visit and met with the national security team on Monday, while he was considering an invitation to visit Israel to show support for it in light of the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.

 

Later, the Sudanese Media Office said in a statement issued this morning, and received by Shafaq News Agency, that Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani received a phone call from the President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, during which the ongoing field developments in the Palestinian territories were discussed, as happened during the call. Emphasizing the importance of mobilizing efforts and joint work to support sustainable stability in the region, as well as efforts to strengthen the bilateral partnership between Iraq and the United States of America, according to the strategic framework agreement between the two countries.

 

During the call, the two sides stressed the need to contain the conflict and work to prevent the expansion of the circle of war, which targets civilians and threatens regional and international peace and stability.

 

The Prime Minister renewed Iraq's firm and principled position regarding what is happening in Gaza, pointing out the importance of opening humanitarian corridors and delivering what the people of the Gaza Strip need, who are subjected to war and an unjust siege.

 

 Al-Sudani also stated, according to the statement, that the continued aggression against Gaza arouses the anger of people in the region and the world.

 

Biden was scheduled to visit Colorado, but decided at the last minute to remain in the White House to hold these meetings, amid growing fears that the conflict might expand into a broader war in the Middle East.

 

The White House confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu invited Biden to visit Israel after the Hamas attack, classified as terrorist, on October 7, which resulted in more than 1,400 deaths, but he said that there is no plan to travel yet.

 

The timing of any visit will be extremely sensitive as Israel prepares for a ground operation in the Gaza Strip after strikes and air strikes that left at least 2,750 people dead.

 

The White House said that Biden and US Vice President Kamala Harris "were informed by the national security team of the latest developments after the hateful Hamas attack in Israel and the resulting conflict in Gaza."

 

He added that the briefing was led by the Director of the US Central Intelligence Agency, Bill Burns, the Director of National Intelligence, Avril Haines, and the National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, who was joined by Biden's Office Director, Jeff Zaints, and published a photo of the meeting in the Oval Office on social media. Social Media.

 

This comes as several American media outlets, including Axios and CNN, reported that American and Israeli officials are discussing the possibility of Biden traveling to Israel this week.

 

Biden, 80, was scheduled to travel to Colorado to visit a wind turbine factory and promote economic recovery and pro-environmental messages as part of his 2024 election campaign.

 

Canceling the visit at the last minute is unusual, especially since presidential trips are usually carefully planned, and was so surprising that White House officials had only hours before published details about the Colorado visit.

 

Biden has repeatedly pledged to provide strong support for Israel, a close ally of the United States, in its response to the attack launched by Hamas, on October 7, from Gaza, which led to the death of more than 1,400 people, most of them civilians.

 

Israel, which witnessed the bloodiest attack in its history, launched strikes on the Gaza Strip that killed at least 2,750 people, most of them civilians, and caused great destruction.

 

Fears are increasing about the possibility of the Lebanese Hezbollah, which is supported by Iran like Hamas, entering the confrontation line, with some skirmishes taking place on the northern border of Israel.

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Israel-Hamas war.. Biden asks Sudanese to play a mediation role with Iran

2023-10-17 12:00

 

Shafaq News/ An informed government source revealed, on Tuesday, that US President Joe Biden asked Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani to play a mediating role with Iran, in order to contain any expansion of the battles that have been ongoing for ten days between Israel and the Hamas movement.

 

The source told Shafaq News Agency that Biden appreciated Baghdad's official role in calming the situation during the current crisis, and talked about playing a mediation role, especially with Iran, in order to calm the situation.

 

He added that Al-Sudani expressed his conviction of the necessity of working towards containment and non-escalation, provided that this is accompanied by a ceasefire and the creation of humanitarian corridors to provide relief to the people in Gaza.

 

The White House said earlier on Tuesday that US President Joe Biden spoke with Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani, as part of his efforts to contain the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

 

Later, the Sudanese Media Office said in a statement, received by Shafaq News Agency, that Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani received a phone call from the President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, during which the ongoing field developments in the Palestinian territories were discussed, and during the call it was emphasized that The importance of mobilizing efforts and joint work to support sustainable stability in the region, as well as efforts to strengthen the bilateral partnership between Iraq and the United States of America, according to the strategic framework agreement between the two countries.

 

During the call, the two sides stressed the need to contain the conflict and work to prevent the expansion of the circle of war, which targets civilians and threatens regional and international peace and stability.

 

The Prime Minister renewed Iraq's firm and principled position regarding what is happening in Gaza, pointing out the importance of opening humanitarian corridors and delivering what the people of the Gaza Strip need, who are subjected to war and an unjust siege.

 

Al-Sudani also stated, according to the statement, that “the continuation of the aggression against Gaza arouses the anger of people in the region and the world.”

Earlier on Tuesday, Iranian Leader Ali Khamenei said that his country “must respond to what is happening in Gaza.”

 

Iranian state television quoted Khamenei as saying: “No one will be able to stop Muslims around the world and the resistance forces if Israel’s crimes in Gaza continue.”

The semi-official Fars News Agency also reported that Iran warned Israel of escalation if it did not stop attacks on the Palestinians.

 

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian said: “If the attacks do not stop, then all parties in the region are on the trigger.”

 

On the other hand, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to "destroy Hamas" as its army prepares to invade the Gaza Strip.

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White House weighs $100 billion for Israel, Ukraine bill; plans in flux

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Gutsy/Bold/Foolish move by the Biden group to visit Israel in person....he's in a no win situation.

 

The evil axis of the World would love nothing better than to eliminate him in Israel.....making Harris the Commander in Chief, Leader of the free World....

 

Check out the protection as they move to the car....

 

Sad times we are in.....   CL

 

 

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Lawyers guns and money. The way of THIS world.