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Israeli occupation forces storm the towns of Jabal Mukaber and Mukhmas in occupied al-Quds

Sources to Al Mayadeen: Despite general approval for the occupation, the mechanisms needed to implement the ceasefire are delaying the signing and initiation of the truce

Sources to Al Mayadeen: The occupation has not provided details on the prisoner exchange agreement or clarified how the injured would be released for treatment

Palestinian source to Al Mayadeen: Israeli occupation has not yet provided a map for the military withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, nor any details about the management of the Rafah crossing and the entry of trucks

Palestinian source familiar with the negotiations to Al Mayadeen: The actions of the Israeli occupation have, to date, disrupted the ceasefire agreement

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Reports of 24 martyrs in Israeli raids on the Gaza Strip since dawn, 17 of them in the center and south of the Strip

IOF admit injury of three occupation soldiers, two in critical condition, after an IED was detonated in their vehicle in Qabatiya, Jenin.

Reuters citing Resistance official: Hamas has not yet delivered its response to mediators yet because Israel did not submit maps of its forces' withdrawal from Gaza.

Both operations successfully achieved their objectives: YAF spokesperson

The Yemeni Armed Forces' missile force conducted a military operation targeting the Israeli power station in the area of Umm al-Rashrash (Eilat) in southern occupied Palestine with a cruise missile: Spokesperson

Israeli settlers' stormings of Al-Aqsa Mosque continue

3 Oct 2023 15:07

Illegal Israeli settlers continue to storm Al-Aqsa Mosque while performing provocative rituals on the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.

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