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Thursday, 24 April 2025 5:45 PM [ Last Update: Thursday, 24 April 2025 5:45 PM ]

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Gaza still bleeding

The Israeli genocide continues to claim the lives of Palestinians across Gaza amid worsening humanitarian crises in the besieged Strip. The Health Ministry says in 24 hours Gaza's hospitals have received 50 martyrs and more than 150 wounded Palestinians. The majority were killed by an Israeli airstrike on a police station in northern Gaza and shelling that targeted a school shelter in Gaza City. The systematic Israeli targeting of medical facilities has rendered 37 hospitals non-operational. Hamas has condemned the atrocities and urged effective measures to halt such attacks. The Palestinian death toll since the onset of the Israeli genocide in Gaza has exceeded 51,350.

Yemen anti-Israel operation

The leader of Yemen's Ansarullah movement says Israeli and American ships have become non-existent in the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandab, the Gulf of Aden, and the Arabian Sea. Sayyid Abdul malik al houthi also commended the resistance movements in Lebanon and Gaza, noting that Israeli occupation forces fear and avoid direct confrontation with resistance fighters. Al-Houthi cautioned that the primary aim of the Israeli regime is to displace Palestinians from the Gaza Strip. He added that the killing of innocent civilians, their displacement and the destruction of medical facilities cannot be considered as accomplishments.

India-Pakistan tensions

Pakistan has announced tit for tat measures against India after New Delhi accused it of backing cross-border terrorism in a deadly attack in Indian-administered Kashmir. Pakistan has declared India’s defence, naval, and air advisors in Islamabad persona non grata, ordering them to leave immediately. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s government also announced the cancellation of visas for Indian nationals, excluding pilgrims. Borders between the two countries will be also shut, trade suspended, and Indian airlines banned from Pakistani airspace. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds Islamabad responsible for the terrorist attack that killed 26 people on Tuesday. India has downgraded ties with the neighboring Pakistan, vowing to punish the gunmen and their backers.

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