The Islamic Resistance announced Thursday that it targeted yesterday afternoon the Roueissat al-Alam outpost in the occupied Kfarshouba hills.

Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

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The club added in a statement on Thursday that the number of prisoners and detainees in the occupation prisons is constantly increasing, and that the limited releases that took place did not constitute any change in the number of prisoners, including the number of administrative detainees, as the issue of administrative detainees constituted the most prominent issue that left significant changes. It is significant and historic in terms of the issue of prisoners, as the occupation targeted the vast majority of detainees from the West Bank through this policy.

The Prisoner Club explained that al
though the escalation in the number of administrative detainees increased in intensity after the seventh of October , the escalation was not actually linked to this date. It began noticeably since April 2022 , after the number of administrative detainees remained… It ranges between 400-500 detainees, with the exception of the period following the ‘popular uprising’ in 2015, when their number at that time reached more than 700. The number of administrative detainees in April 2022 reached 600 detainees, and has continued to rise until today, reaching To the historically highest numbers, based on the data available to the relevant institutions.

The number of administrative detainees as of the beginning of this April is more than (3,660) administrative detainees, including (22) women and more than (40) children.

He pointed out that the Israeli occupation forces administratively arrested thousands of Palestinian citizens after October 7 , and targeted all groups, including: university students, journalists, wo
men, former members of the Legislative Council, human rights activists, workers, lawyers, mothers, and detainees. Former workers, merchants, and children, knowing that the occupation regime used administrative detention as a tool for repression, control, intimidation, and undermining any escalating state of struggle, and it emerged specifically in the years of uprisings and popular uprisings.

The Prisoner’s Club considered the issue of administrative detention to be the most serious issue pursued by the occupation authorities against our people, in addition to a long list of crimes, policies, grave violations and torture operations that have escalated in light of aggression and genocide.

The Prisoner’s Club stressed that the date after October 7 , and the start of the war of extermination in Gaza, was not the beginning of the occupation’s aggression against prisoners and the escalation in arrest and administrative detention campaigns, but rather all of these crimes and violations constituted an extension of
systematic and continuous crimes carried out by the occupation over the course of decades. For a long time, the main and current change is only in the intensity of these crimes and the escalation of retaliatory policies and measures against prisoners, detainees and their families.

Source: Maan News Agency

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The spaceship, atop a Long March-2F carrier rocket, blasted off at 8:59 p.m. (1259 GMT) from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China, it said. About 10 minutes after the launch, the Shenzhou-18 spaceship separated from the rocket and entered its designated orbit.

The crew members are in good shape and the launch is a “complete success,” the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) announced.

While in orbit, the Shenzhou-18 spaceship is scheduled to make a fast, automated rendezvous and docking with the space station combination. The Shenzhou-18 crew will rotate with the Shenzhou-17 crew in orbit.

The crew will utilize the scientific experiment cabinets and extravehicular payloads to carry out more than 90 experiments in the fields of basic physics in microgravity, space material science, space life science, space medi
cine and space technology, according to the CMSA.

Source: Kuwait News Agency

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The Popular Mobilization Forces said in a statement that a force from the intelligence force of the 27th Brigade (Special Tasks) of the Popular Mobilization Forces was able to thwart a smuggling operation of a large shipment of alcoholic beverages east of Anbar Governorate.

He explained that this came during a security operation carried out by the force based on legal procedures, where it was able to thwart the smuggling of a large shipment of alcoholic beverages amounting to (1,330 cartons) coming from Erbil towards the capital, Baghdad, by hiding it inside two fuel tankers.

He pointed out that the smuggling network was arrested and the two tankers were seized in a controlled ambush in the checkpoint of Al-Tharthar intersection within the eastern Anbar operations sector.

Source: National Iraqi News Agency

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Al-Rubaie stated in a statement that: ‘Given the ministerial order that refers to the appointment of some people in the Basra Oil Company despite the absence of appointments scheduled in the current budget law, and at the same time, Maysan engineers are suffering from unemployment and difficulty in obtaining job opportunities, I ask the Prime Minister and the Minister of Oil 4 questions.

Source: National Iraqi News Agency

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Barham began his tour by meeting with the Governor of Jenin, Kamal Abu Al-Rub. The reality of the challenges and violations to which the educational process is exposed due to the occupation and its continuous incursions was recognized.

The Minister expressed his pride in Jenin Governorate, stressing that this tour embodies true communication with the educational field, support for the educational family and the people in light of the violations affecting the governorate and its institutions, especially its educational institutions, and ensuring every effort that would advance education and preserve the teacher’s status, prestige and stability despite the difficulties. Evoking the suffering of schools, universities, students, children and te
aching staff in the Gaza Strip, which is still subjected to fierce occupation aggression.

Barham conveyed to the governor and to the Jenin events the greetings of Prime Minister Dr. Muhammad Mustafa, stressing that the government is concerned with providing all emergency needs.

In turn, Abu Al-Rub stressed the necessity of providing all the elements and resources that guarantee the stability of education and adherence to it. As it constitutes a pillar for the establishment of the Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital, he pointed out the ongoing occupation’s violation of the governorate and its institutions, which affects students and educational staff.

The Minister was accompanied on his tour by the Assistant Undersecretary for Student Affairs, Sadiq Al-Khadour, and the Assistant Undersecretary for Educational Affairs, Dr. Ayoub Alyan, and a number of general directors, in the presence of representatives from the Fatah movement region, institutions, and official, civil, and community events.

The
tour included a visit to Al-Arqa Boys’ Secondary School and meeting with its staff and some of its students, and Al-Sila Al-Harithiya Boys’ Secondary School, and the opening of the ‘We Will See the Sun’ exhibition about the struggles of prisoners in the Jabriyat Mixed Basic School, and a tour of the female vocational workshops (beauty and graphic design unit) in a girls’ school. Al-Khansa secondary school.

The tour included a meeting with educational staff in Jenin, at Al-Khansaa School. The heads of departments were listened to, the reality of the needs was felt, and the reality of the challenges were learned in light of the current circumstances, in the presence of the Director General of Jenin Education, Salam Al-Taher.

Source: Maan News Agency

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In a statement Thursday, he added that this unit solved 138 labor lawsuits in the first quarter of 2024, including 73 cases registered in 2024 and 65 others submitted from previous years.

Zyoud indicated that 41 lawsuits are still under consideration, which were filed during the current year, noting that the unit dealt with 225 labor complaints during the first quarter of 2024.

On its powers, Zyoud noted the unit’s rulings are implemented by the Kingdom’s competent enforcement departments as verdicts issued by Jordan’s regular courts.

However, he noted the amounts, which are decided under the unit’s orders, are not subject to installments and the worker’s claim submitted to the unit is exempt from fees.

Source: Jordan News Agency

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A number of Palestinians were Thursday killed, and others sustained various injuries, in the ongoing occupation aggression against the Gaza Strip, which today enters its 202nd day.

Medical sources said that four citizens were killed and others were injured when a drone bombed a group of citizens on Wadi Gaza Bridge.

The same sources added that civil defense crews recovered the body of a slain Palestinian from under the rubble of her house, which was subjected to missile strikes in Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip.

In Deir al-Balah, three citizens were injured as a result of a drone targeting the vicinity of the Old Mosque.

The death toll from the occupation bombing of a house owned by Al-Jamal family in the Al-Geneina neighborhood, east of Rafah, rose to five, including journalist Mohammad Bassam Al-Jamal, while three citizens were injured by a missile targeting the home of Abu Arar family in Al-Musabah area, north of Rafah.

The occupation warplanes targeted two agricultural lands in Khirbet Al-Ad
as area and Shaboura camp, whille a number of injured people were transferred to the hospital.

In the south, citizens’ homes in Al-Fokhari area, southeast of Khan Yunis, were subjected to intense artillery shelling.

In Gaza City, occupation artillery bombed several neighborhoods, especially Al-Zaytoun, Tal Al-Hawa, Sheikh Ajlin, and Al-Rimal Al-Janoubi, wounding 10 citizens, including three children, with various injuries.

The occupation warships fired four shells towards the port area and al-Shati’ camp.

Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

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This move is a response to disruptions caused by unauthorized transmission devices that emulate GPS signals, thereby overshadowing the legitimate signals emitted from the GPS satellites with stronger, misleading signals.

These disruptive devices generate either random or structured signals that can alter the accuracy of GPS receivers. Such disturbances compromise the receivers’ ability to correctly determine geographic locations and navigate routes, resulting in significant deviations from true positions and paths.

Engineer Nidal Samara, Director of the Frequency Spectrum Department at TRC, detailed the technicalities in a statement to the Jordanian News Agency (Petra). According to Samara, the affected receivers are primarily those within the operational range of the jamming devices, influenced by specific tra
nsmission powers and frequency settings.

The TRC has successfully identified the sources of these disruptions by deploying sophisticated radio monitoring technologies. By pinpointing the exact locations of the rogue stations, the Commission is taking steps to ensure compliance with both international and local regulations governing the use of radio frequencies and the operational standards for transmission stations.

These regulations are designed to uphold the integrity of radio communications systems and various other radio-based applications, setting clear guidelines on usage rights, geographical coverage, and the technical specifications of transmitters and broadcasting stations.

Source: Jordan News Agency

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According to the latest report from the Jordan Meteorological Department, Thursday temperatures are set to rise significantly, resulting in relatively hot conditions over high mountainous areas and warmer temperatures elsewhere. Dusty conditions may prevail intermittently throughout the day, accompanied by the appearance of clouds at higher altitudes. Moderate-speed dry southeasterly winds are forecast, occasionally becoming active.

The impact of the hot and dry air mass currently affecting the region is expected to diminish by Friday. While temperatures will decrease, they are anticipated to remain above the usual norms for this time of year. Therefore, warm conditions will persist over mountainous regions, while it will be relatively hotter across other areas. Cloud cover is expected at medium and high altitudes,
with moderate northerly winds, occasionally becoming active and causing dust disturbances, especially in desert regions.

The weather outlook for Saturday and Sunday remains consistent, with warm conditions persisting over mountainous areas and relatively hot temperatures expected elsewhere.

In terms of temperatures, highs and lows today are expected to range between 36 – 21 degrees Celsius in East Amman, 34 – 19 in West Amman, 31 – 20 in the northern highlands, and 32 – 18 in the Sharah Highlands. Meanwhile, the northern Jordan Valley is expected to experience temperatures between 42 – 23, the southern Jordan Valley 43 – 26, the Dead Sea 42 – 25, and the Gulf of Aqaba 42 – 26 degrees Celsius.

Source: Jordan News Agency

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