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Al Mayadeen's correspondent: US-British coalition aircraft conduct two airstrikes targeting Bajil District in the coastal al-Hudaydah Governorate on the Red Sea

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Syria: The Syrian Army launches a focused attack targeting armed groups in western Aleppo countryside

The Lebanese Army: The Israeli enemy has violated the ceasefire agreement multiple times through air breaches and targeting Lebanese territory

Al Mayadeen's sources: Resistance factions target the US Conoco gas field with multiple rockets

Araghchi: At this stage, we don't plan to increase uranium enrichment beyond 60%

Araghchi: Iran's decision to feed gas into thousands of centrifuges is a response to the current pressures

Araghchi: The European troika has chosen a policy of confrontation with Iran

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi: The continued threat of new sanctions against Iran could push the Iranian nuclear issue toward militarization

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: The Lebanese Parliament approves a one-year extension for the heads of security agencies

Yedioth Ahronoth: Israeli bases on the border with Lebanon sustained significant damage due to Hezbollah's use of Burkan rockets during the war

Israelis divided on ceasefire in Lebanon, war strategy, leadership

A recent Israeli Channel 12 survey highlighted growing public discontent with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership during the war on Lebanon. 64% of respondents expressed distrust in his management, while 54% support negotiating a ceasefire to end the aggression, with only 24% opposing one. The poll also revealed a sharp public demand for accountability, with 79% calling for a commission of inquiry into the events of October 7, 2023. Meanwhile, alternative leadership preferences show Netanyahu losing ground to Naftali Bennett, who garnered 38% support compared to Netanyahu’s 34%.