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Yemeni Armed Forces: The YAF carried out two operations targeting a key target in Yafa and another in the industrial zone in Askalan, occupied Palestine.

Al Mayadeen correspondent: The bodies of three martyrs were retrieved from the town of Khiam who ascended during earlier confrontations and airstrikes on the town.

Sirens sound in Askalan amid suspected drone infiltration at the Gaza envelope.

Yemeni security agencies: Enemy intelligence agencies asked spies to infiltrate, recruit, and deploy agents and spies in the ranks of the armed and security forces

Yemeni security agencies: The enemy assigned the spies intelligence activities, including monitoring and identifying the locations of the missile, UAV, and navy forces, as well as other sites

Yemeni security agencies reveal details of thwarting intelligence activities of the CIA and the Israeli Mossad

The number of Palestinians killed since the start of the Israeli war on Gaza has risen to 45,361 martyrs, in addition to 107,803 injured: Gaza Health Ministry

Local Syrian sources: The number of injured has risen to five as a result of Israeli occupation forces opening fire on residents of the village of Susah, south of al-Quneitra

Israeli media platform: Three people injured by Israeli military gunfire in al-Quneitra

Local sources in the Syrian village of Susah, in the southern countryside of al-Quneitra, to Al Mayadeen: Israeli forces opened fire at the village residents who protested their incursion

Israelis divided on ceasefire in Lebanon, war strategy, leadership

Prepared By: Al Mayadeen English
Executed By: Al Mayadeen English
24 Nov 2024 15:45

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%.