BREAKING

President al-Mashat: Our armed forces, represented by our air defenses, will soon turn the Zionist enemy’s aircraft into a subject of ridicule.

President al-Mashat: Good news about the Zionist enemy’s aircraft used in aggression against our country will reach you soon, God willing.

President al-Mashat: Our armed forces will be able to deal with hostile Zionist aircraft without causing any harm to air or maritime navigation.

President al-Mashat: To ensure the safety of airliners, they must avoid navigating along the routes used by the Zionist entity to carry out aggression against our country.

Yemeni President Mahdi al-Mashat: For the safety of air and maritime navigation in areas where our armed forces operate, we have directed that the routes used by the Zionist enemy to attack our country be designated as dangerous.

Hamas official says despite this, Hamas leadership is currently undertaking a thorough review of the new proposal

Hamas official says the response fails to meet any of the just and legitimate demands of our people

Hamas official says it is clear that the Israeli response fundamentally seeks to entrench the occupation

Reuters citing Hamas official: Group received Israeli response to Witkoff proposal

Sources to Al Mayadeen: The news regarding a press conference tonight by the head of the Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip, Khalil Al-Hayya, is false.

Insights into the 2024 presidential election matchups - Quinnipiac University Poll

Prepared By: Al Mayadeen English
Executed By: Al Mayadeen English
6 Feb 2024 11:45

Indications suggest that the upcoming 2024 presidential election may mirror the dynamics of the 2020 race between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. According to a recent national poll conducted by Quinnipiac University, President Biden leads Trump by a margin of 6 points among registered voters in a hypothetical general election matchup. Delving deeper into the matchups, "In a head-to-head matchup against Biden, Haley outperforms Trump, thanks to independents. Add third-party candidates to the mix and her numbers slip, in part because of her weakness among Republicans," explained Tim Malloy, Polling Analyst at Quinnipiac University Poll.