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At least three people have been martyred in a zionist colony attack near the southern Lebanese city of Sidon, in a new aggression in violation of the ceasefire that ended the Israeli war on Lebanon in late 2024.

Al-Manar correspondent reported a zionist drone strike on a vehicle on Quneitra Road in the southern Sidon district.

Lebanese Health Ministry announced that three people were martyred in the attack.

Our correspondent reported constant buzz of zionist colony drones over Sidon and Al-Zahrani districts.

zionist enemy continues to bomb Lebanon, mainly the country’s south, almost daily and maintains occupation over five posts along the southern border, in violation of a ceasefire deal reached following a brutal 66-day Israeli war between September and November 2024.

At least 336 people have been martyred and more than 950 others have been wounded in since the ceasefire took effect on November 27, 2024.

Source: Al-Manar English Website

At least 18 Palestinians have lost their lives following the collapse of dozens of buildings that had been previously damaged by Israeli bombardment across the Gaza Strip, ever since the ceasefire agreement came into effect on October 10.



“In light of the ongoing disaster of damaged homes collapsing on their residents, the latest of which occurred Saturday evening in Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in Gaza City, leading to the death of four citizens, the number of victims has risen to 18 as a result of the collapse of 46 buildings across the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire began last October,” the Ministry of Interior and National Security in Gaza said in a statement on Monday.

The ministry cautioned that the impact of the disaster could escalate, as reconstruction efforts remain stalled and Israel continues to block the entry of mobile homes.

It noted that the issue is particularly concerning with the arrival of winter, heightening the risk of additional collapses.

The ministry called on the international community to take immediate action and expedite the delivery of reconstruction materials and temporary housing to provide safe shelter for displaced families.

It emphasized that any delay in addressing this matter would exacerbate the humanitarian crisis and endanger the lives of hundreds of thousands, putting them at immediate risk of death.

In recent weeks, Gaza has been hit hard by heavy rain, strong winds, and freezing temperatures, causing severe damage as over 53,000 tents, which had been serving as temporary shelters for displaced Palestinians, were either flooded or destroyed.

Large swathes of buildings and infrastructure have been devastated, leading to rapid flooding in the streets and frequent sewage overflows.

Displaced families have taken shelter in the remnants of partially collapsed buildings, even though they face the danger of further collapse. Just last week, 13 buildings in Gaza gave way.

Since the ceasefire took effect, Israel has persisted in preventing humanitarian aid from entering the Gaza Strip, despite appeals from numerous United Nations agencies, international organizations, and various states urging an end to the blockade.

The UN has said that Israel has blocked the delivery of tents and blankets to Palestinians, despite around 55,000 families experiencing damage or loss of their belongings and shelters due to the storm.

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Almasirah’s correspondent said two of the wounded were hit near the Al Thabit area in the border district of Qatabir, while two others were injured in the border district of Shada.

The incident follows similar attacks in recent days, including the injury of a civilian in the Ayash area of Munabbih district on Saturday and another in Shada on Friday.

The border districts of Sa‘adah continue to face systematic Saudi enemy attacks, marked by sustained artillery and missile strikes and direct gunfire, in what local authorities describe as ongoing violations that deliberately target civilian areas, leaving casualties and widespread destruction to homes and public property.

Al Masirah report

The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the progress against famine in Gaza remains “extremely fragile” following the zion¿st colony genocidal war in the besieged Palestinian territory.
“This welcome progress remains extremely fragile as the population continues to struggle with massive infrastructure destruction, collapsed livelihoods and local food production, and restrictions to humanitarian operations,” WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus wrote on X on Sunday.
The WHO chief further stated that more than 100,000 children and 37,000 pregnant and breastfeeding women are still projected to suffer acute malnutrition through April next year.
This comes after the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) reported that at least 1.6 million Palestinians in Gaza, around 77 percent of the population, are still facing high levels of acute food insecurity.
Elsewhere in the post, the WHO chief also said that only 50% of Gaza’s health facilities are partially functional, facing shortages of essential supplies and equipment.
“To scale up life-saving services and expand access to care, WHO calls for the urgent and expedited approval and entry of essential medical supplies, equipment and prefabricated hospital structures,” Tedros noted.
The health system in Gaza has been devastated by Israeli genocidal aggression, severe shortages of medicines and fuel, and damage to hospitals and medical infrastructure, leaving many patients unable to access specialized care such as cancer treatment, dialysis, or complex surgery.
WHO has repeatedly warned that delays and restrictions on medical evacuations are costing lives, particularly among children and patients with chronic or life-threatening conditions.

Citing numbers from the Gaza health ministry, Tedros, in a post on X, said on Friday, said that 1,092 patients were known to have died while awaiting medical evacuation just between July 2024 and November 28, 2025.
Gaza’s government media office has repeatedly accused zionist colony of failing to meet its obligations under the October 10 ceasefire and its humanitarian protocol, including the entry of shelter materials and the delivery of 300,000 tents and mobile homes for displaced families.
Under the ceasefire agreement with the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas, which took effect on October 10, Israel was required to open border crossings and allow unrestricted entry of food, fuel, and humanitarian aid.
However, Israel has largely ignored these obligations. Most crossings remain closed, and only a trickle of supplies is permitted into a territory devastated by nearly two years of relentless war and genocide.
The Gaza Health Ministry says that since Israel’s genocidal assault began on October 7, 2023, at least 440 people, including more than 150 children, have died from hunger.
Since Israel launched its genocidal assault on Gaza on October 7, 2023, it has killed more than 71,000 Palestinians and wounded over 171,000 others, most of them women and children.

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US pursuing third oil tanker near Venezuela, officials say.

Donald Trump imposed a naval blockade on Venezuela and admitted he wants to take its oil and give it to US corporations: “We had a lot of oil there. They threw our companies out, and we want it back”.Donald Trump has openly admitted that he wants to take Venezuela’s oil. Top US officials have made it clear that this is a key reason for their war on the South American nation.

Trump declared an illegal naval blockade of Venezuela on December 16. The US government aims to prevent Venezuela from selling oil to China, to starve Caracas of export revenue.

The Trump administration is also illegally blocking Venezuela from importing crucial goods, including the light crude and chemicals needed to process and refine its own heavy crude.

The US goal is to bring about an extreme crisis in Venezuela — to “make the economy scream” — hoping it leads to regime change.

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US pursuing third oil tanker near Venezuela, officials say

Another official said the tanker was under sanctions, but added that it had not been boarded so far and that interceptions can take different forms — including sailing or flying close to vessels of concern.

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A newly released court filing in Jeffrey Epstein’s case shows that the disgraced sex trafficker introduced a 14-year-old girl to US President Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago estate.

The court document released on Friday is related to a 1990 encounter when Epstein elbowed Trump while introducing him to a 14-year-old girl, anonymously known as Jane Doe.

During the introduction, Epstein “playfully asked him,” in reference to the girl, “This is a good one, right?” the document says.

According to court documents, Trump smiled and expressed his agreement with Epstein by nodding his head.

In her 2020 complaint to the court, the victim says she was abused for years by Epstein.

However, there is no mention of Trump abusing her in what has been released of the approximately 300,000 documents related to Epstein file that were made public on Friday.

Trump’s chief of staff confirmed that the president’s name is mentioned several times in the files. However, the US president has continuously denied any wrongdoing or knowledge of Epstein’s crimes.

Trump claims he and Epstein, who were close, had a fallout in 2004. This is 15 years before Epstein’s federal sex trafficking arrest in 2019.

Trump has repeatedly attempted to pour cold water on speculations surrounding the late sex criminal billionaire’s mysterious death and the existence of a purported “client list” — efforts that only enraged his supporters, driving a massive wedge between the President and his conservative MAGA base.

At least 16 files have disappeared from the DoJ’s public webpage for documents related to Epstein, including a photo of Trump, less than a day after they were posted, with no explanation from the government and no notice to the public.

The files include images of paintings depicting nude women and one showing a series of photographs along a credenza and in drawers, which were available on Friday but were no longer accessible on Saturday.

The DOJ did not explain why the files were removed or whether their disappearance was intentional.

Democrats are criticizing the partial release because the department had a deadline to release all of the files bythe  end of Friday.

In a post on X, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee pointed to the missing image featuring a Trump photo, writing: “What else is being covered up? We need transparency for the American public.”

“It’s a cover up (obviously),” said billionaire tech guru Elon Musk in one of his posts during a Twitter spree on his social media platform X.

Musk, who demands accountability, stressed that not a single one of Epstein’s clients had been prosecuted.

He censured the Trump administration for hiding facts in an effort to protect the identity of Epstein’s long list of wealthy and influential clients — and plausibly the president’s own well-documented relationship with the convicted pedophile.

“This is a fundamental verdict on justice in America,” he wrote.

“In order for the government to confirm that the girls were victimized, they would have had to name or at least describe who raped them,” Musk wrote, referring to Epstein’s hundreds of underage victims.”

“This would necessarily mean that the government MUST have the list of rapists, aka ‘the Epstein client list’ in their possession right f—ing now!”

PressTV report

Amid rising tensions along the demarcation line in the zion¿st-occupied Golan Heights, zion¿st forces carried out ground incursions into Syria’s southwestern Quneitra province, establishing temporary checkpoints in a fresh violation of Syrian sovereignty.

The public al-Ikhbariyah Syria television news channel reported that zionist troops, on board five military vehicles, raided the village of Ain Ziwan on Saturday, and set up a checkpoint in the area.

zionist forces also stormed the village of al-Ajraf in central Quneitra countryside with four military vehicles and established a checkpoint to search passersby.

The incursions followed a protest in al-Salam, where dozens of Syrians condemned ongoing Israeli attacks on residents and property, according to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA).

Also on Friday, zionist army forces launched four new ground invasions in the countryside of Quneitra.

A three-vehicle patrol rolled into the town of Bir Ajam and moved toward the village of Briqa, SANA said.

Two Humvee vehicles and two Toyota Hilux pickups also stormed al-Asha village and advanced toward al-Rafid town.

A third Israeli raid was staged in the village of Umm al-Azam, with forces setting up a temporary checkpoint at the intersection of al-Mushairfa and Ruweihina villages.

Israeli forces also raided the village of Ruweihina and moved toward the nearby dam.

zionist colony has repeatedly conducted acts of aggression across Syrian territory since the collapse of former President Bashar al-Assad’s government late last year.

zion¿st Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed his forces to advance further into Syrian territory to capture multiple critical strategic positions in the area.

zion¿st has extended its occupation in Syria by taking over the buffer zone that divides the occupied Golan Heights from the rest of the country, effectively violating the 1974 disengagement agreement.

Analysts warn that the inaction of Syria’s ruling Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), coupled with its moves toward normalizing ties with Tel Aviv, has emboldened Israel to expand its territorial presence in Syria and escalate airstrikes in the region.

Al Masirah report

An investigation has uncovered how online crowdfunding campaigns featuring gravely ill children are exploiting desperate families and misleading donors worldwide. The inquiry began with an emotional video ad and led reporters to dozens of similar campaigns that claimed to be raising money for life saving treatment. One case involved Khalil, a seven year old boy from the Philippines who did have cancer but was filmed in a staged video that portrayed a fabricated scenario designed to elicit donations. His mother said the family was instructed to shave his head, follow a script in English, and make him cry on camera, all on the promise that the footage would help fund better medical care.

The investigation found that while these campaigns appeared to raise large sums of money, the families involved often received little or none of it. Khalil’s campaign alone showed more than $27,000 raised, yet his mother says she was told it had failed and was paid only a small filming fee. Khalil later died, and his family never received the donations raised in his name. Across multiple countries, the BBC identified 15 families with similar stories, including nine who say they received nothing at all from campaigns that together appeared to collect around $4 million.

A whistleblower from within the network said children were selected based on their appearance, with a preference for very young, bald children who would generate sympathy.

The investigation traced many of the most prominent campaigns to an organization called Chance Letikva, registered in Israel and the US, with links to another group called Walls of Hope. Through document searches and interviews, the BBC identified a key figure as Erez Hadari, an Israeli man living in Canada, who families say was directly involved in filming the videos. The BBC was able to verify that donations increased in real time and that some donors were repeatedly solicited for more money.

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