On Saturday, settlers cut down a number of olive saplings from the Khalayel Al-Luz area, south of Bethlehem .

The Office of the Settlement and Wall Resistance Commission in Bethlehem stated that the settlers cut down 20 olive seedlings belonging to Ibrahim Sweis Abayat.

Today, Saturday, the Higher Follow-up Committee for the Palestinians of the Interior and the Higher Steering Committee for the Arabs of the Negev took protest steps following the crime of executing the young doctor, Muhammad al-Osaibi (26 years old), in Al-Aqsa Mosque, by the occupation police.

The committee announced a general and comprehensive strike in all Arab society tomorrow, Sunday, and the organization of protest stops in various Arab villages and towns today, Saturday, and in the coming days, and the establishment of a special investigation committee in the case of the execution of the martyr Muhammad Al-Osaibi, and the organization of a Qatari demonstration, and the organization of a solemn funeral for the martyr.

This came after an emergency meeting called for by the Higher Follow-up Committee for the Palestinians of the Interior and the Higher Steering Committee for the Arabs of the Negev, in the community center in the town of Hura in the Negev, following the execution of Al-Osaibi in Al-Aqsa Mosque, by the occupation police, on the night of Friday - Saturday.

A number of Arab party leaders and heads of local authorities participated in the meeting.

Source: Arab 48

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC ) condemned the Israeli occupation forces’ attack with toxic tear gas canisters on the Martyr Faisal Al-Husseini Stadium during the Abu Ammar Championship final match last Thursday.

The federation said in a statement, today, Saturday, "We condemn the unjustified and horrific attack carried out by the Israeli forces against the players and fans during the Abu Ammar championship final match, which brought together the Balata Center and Jabal Al-Mukaber teams at Faisal Al-Husseini International Stadium in Al-Ram."

He called for "an end to all forms of violence carried out by the Israeli forces against the Palestinian people," stressing "its unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian Football Association and the entire football community in Palestine."

The federation indicated that "during this attack, the Israeli forces used tear gas and rubber-coated metal bullets, which led to stopping the match, as a result of many players and fans, including children and women, suffering from shortness of breath, as a result of gas inhalation, and they had to be treated on the field." or take them to the hospital.

New York hasn't lost any of its legendary pulse: its police were put on "alert" ahead of former US President Donald Trump 's appearance in court Tuesday to tell him he's been charged with a crime over paying a porn star to buy her silence.

And the New York City police, which includes 36,000 policemen and 19,000 civilians, ordered all its members and officers to spread out in their uniforms on public roads for a week, according to police sources who spoke to NBC.

In response to questions from AFP, a New York Police Department spokesman said via email that "the officers have been put on alert and the agency remains ready to respond, if necessary, and will ensure that everyone can exercise their right in a peaceful manner."

"But at the present time there are no credible threats," added a police spokesman for the city, which has a history of violence.

In Manhattan, the number of pro- or anti-Trump demonstrators did not exceed dozens. A number of his opponents concentrated in front of Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in New York and raised a banner that read, "Arrest Trump."

And that while another person was walking in the vicinity of the tower, carrying two banners that read, "Imprison him ... and throw away the key."

A third person also stated that "no one is above the law".

Then in this vibrant neighborhood in the heart of Manhattan, Neil Greenfield was taking pictures with Trump supporters who unfurled a banner about the 2024 presidential election.

After being shocked by the indictment, which was announced Thursday evening in a historic precedent, the former president intends to "fight" to the end in order to drop the prosecutions launched against him by Manhattan prosecutor Alvin Bragg, according to what his client, Joseph Takopina, said.

Trump, who lives in Florida, will appear Tuesday in a Manhattan court to be formally informed of the charges related to the $130,000 payment at the end of 2016 to pornographic film actress Stormy Daniels to buy her silence.

Trump supporters, including Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, plan to demonstrate Tuesday in front of the courthouse during his appearance.
Susan, who refuses to give her full name, says she is "ashamed of the judiciary in America." And she adds in court that what Trump did was "a simple misdemeanor, not a crime. This is absurd."

In front of the Palace of Justice, which was placed under strict protection ten days ago by New York police and judicial police, Mary Fish, 50, expresses her regret for "the path that America has taken," which is "not a path that leads to peace or unity."

But this woman, who did not reveal her profession, accuses Donald Trump, who overturned the measures of the political system and the balance of power in the United States, of being the "cause of divisions" in the country.

Pilar Banos, a 72-year-old Spanish tourist visiting Manhattan, believes that the criminal prosecution of a former US president creates a "strange" atmosphere in the city.

Trump, who aspires to return to the White House, denounced the "false and shameful" accusation, which he considered to have been orchestrated by the Democrats before the presidential campaign.

The billionaire, who has caused a coup since 2015 in the political system in the United States, resorted to his social network "Truth Social" to denounce his opponents and wrote, "They are pursuing me in a weak and shameful way because they know that I am on the side of the American people and that I cannot get a fair trial in New York." The majority of which he hails from.

On Saturday, the Israeli police claimed that it had opened an investigation into the circumstances of the killing of the martyr Muhammad al-Osaibi, a resident of the town of Hura in the occupied Negev, who was martyred last night at the Lions’ Gate in the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

According to the Hebrew newspaper, Israel Hayom, the police confirmed that it will investigate its members who were in the place and take their testimonies, noting that the results of the investigation will be transferred to the Military Police "Mahsh" later to determine whether or not a criminal investigation will be opened.

This development comes despite the fact that the Israeli police claimed at the beginning of the incident that they had killed Al-Osaibi after he tried to seize the weapon of one of its members.

The Israeli police has so far refused to publish any video footage from the security cameras in the area.

The Captive Club called for the widest participation in the campaign to release the prisoner Walid Daqqa, who recently completed his 37th year in the occupation prisons , entered his 38th year, and today faces a serious health condition in the Israeli (Barzilai) Hospital, as a result of his recent serious health symptoms, in addition to his suffering from type A rare cancer of the bone marrow known as myelofibrosis.

The Prisoners Club added in a statement that the message of the campaign is to restore our demand for the freedom of our prisoners, especially the patients who face the systematic crime of medical negligence (slow killing), which the occupation has worked for decades to develop its tools to target prisoners physically and psychologically.

And the club continued, that the chronic health condition that dozens of prisoners have reached, is nothing but the result of a number of systematic and fixed tools against them, which they actually face from the moment of arrest, and the systematic delaying process is the most prominent of these tools, because every procedure that a sick prisoner needs to follow up on his health condition takes months. years, including medical examinations and surgeries.

The Captive Club affirmed that the message of the prisoners today is not only to ensure that treatment is provided to them in prisons, but rather that the demand for freedom is the basis, and we recall their constant question about their fate (for how long)?, after some of them have exceeded a total of more than 40 years in the occupation prisons, The prisoner, Daqqa, is one of the 23 prisoners arrested since before the signing of the Oslo agreement, in addition to (11) old prisoners who faced detention since before the signing of the Oslo agreement, and they were released in the (Wafaa Al-Ahrar) deal and were re-arrested in 2014.

On Saturday, the Gaza Traffic Department announced the registration of one death and 156 injuries in 278 traffic accidents during the month of March.

According to the statistics, among the injuries, 6 are in serious condition, 55 are in moderate condition, and 95 are in minor condition.

343 vehicles sustained material damage and damage, including 23 motorcycles, according to the statistics.

The Palestinian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Hussam Zomlot , conveyed the protest of the State of Palestine against the 2030 road map that the United Kingdom signed with Israel yesterday, as it constitutes an injustice to the rights of the Palestinian people.

During his meeting with the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Lord Tariq Ahmed, at the headquarters of the British Foreign Office in London yesterday, Zomlot affirmed the Palestinian side's rejection of what was stated in the terms of the bilateral road map with Israel, describing it as a serious violation of international law and Britain's commitments to Palestinian rights according to international resolutions.

He added that it constitutes a dangerous precedent, as it did not mention the geographical borders of the agreement, the obligation to end the occupation on the 1967 borders and the illegality of settler colonialism, and Palestine was mentioned only in the context of improving the living conditions of the Palestinians.

Ambassador Zomlot expressed Palestine's rejection of Britain's opposition to the Palestinian efforts to address the International Criminal and Justice Courts and the United Nations Human Rights Council, calling on the British government to have a clearer position on the Palestinian issue and a more influential position in line with international law and agreements.

In turn, the British minister issued a statement on his Twitter account after this meeting, in which he expressed "the steadfastness of the United Kingdom's position on the two-state solution on the 1967 borders and its opposition to unilateral steps, including the construction of illegal Israeli settlements, according to international law."

Ambassador Zomlot, in turn, responded on his Twitter account, "This position needs a practical translation and concrete steps that include recognition of the State of Palestine with East Jerusalem as its capital, and the imposition of sanctions on the occupying state, including the ban on colonial settlement products."

Source: Wafa Agency

During the month of March, Sada Social Center documented more than 88 digital violations against Palestinian content on social media platforms.

According to a statement by the Sada Social Center, the Mita company ranks at the top of the violations, with 71 various violations (Facebook 56 and Instagram 15), followed by the Twitter platform 13 and the TikTok and YouTube applications with two violations each.

The highest percentage of violations during the month was for press organizations and media professionals, where the number of violations amounted to 69.3%, and it varied between deleting pages, personal accounts, publications, restrictions, deleting contents, and banning live broadcasts.

The percentage of males targeted during the month was 52%, while the percentage of females was 18% of the total monthly violations, access restriction 11.3%, and complete deletion of the page or personal account 19.3%.

While the geographical distribution of violations was as follows: the West Bank 60%, Gaza 13.6%, the interior and Jerusalem 9%, and abroad 11.3%.

The center monitored more than 21 publications that contained hate speech and incitement against the Palestinians.

Forty-seven years have passed since the Eternal Land Day , and the Palestinian land is still groaning under the weight of the occupation policies that have turned the Palestinian cities and villages in the West Bank into separate and isolated islands and ghettos, after the settlements raged, the number of settlers increased, and their violations and crimes multiplied.

Settlement schemes continue and escalate, and the West Bank is witnessing seasons of continuous ethnic cleansing in Jerusalem, the Palestinian Jordan Valley, southern Hebron, and other areas in the West Bank through the policy of land confiscation, the establishment of settlements, and the construction of apartheid bypass roads in Palestinian lands, as well as the continuous demolition of homes in occupied Jerusalem and in the designated areas. (C), where the occupation practices systematic displacement, while allowing settlers to build unauthorized in dozens of settlement outposts and enacts racist laws in the Knesset, the latest of which was the abolition of the disengagement law, which allowed settlers to return to 4 settlements. evacuated in the northern West Bank.

On Earth Day this year, as in every year, the Palestinians affirmed their adherence to their land and their high quest to defend it, and commemorate this immortal day amidst a harsh siege of their cities and villages. Many Palestinian towns and villages in different parts of the West Bank carried out activities to commemorate this day when the Palestinians express their Their adherence to their land and their resistance to the Judaizing settlement project that targets it.

Dozens of citizens were injured as a result of the Israeli occupation forces' suppression of these activities in the West Bank, as a result of live and rubber bullets and gas bombs that were heavily thrown at the citizens participating in these activities, which condemn settlements and the continuous Judaization of their lands.

On the occasion of the anniversary of Land Day, the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics issued a report in which it said that the year 2022 witnessed a significant increase in the pace of building and expanding Israeli settlements, as the occupation authorities approved about 83 settlement plans to build more than 22,000 settlement units throughout the West Bank, including Jerusalem.

He pointed out that the number of Israeli settlement sites and military bases reached 483 sites until the end of the year 2021 in the West Bank, distributed by 151 settlements, 25 inhabited outposts considered as neighborhoods of existing settlements, 163 outposts outside the settlement borders, and 144 other sites as industrial, tourist and service areas and camps for the occupation army. This is at a time when the occupation authorities and settlers, under the protection of the occupation army, carried out 8,724 attacks against Palestinians and their property during the year 2022, and a total of 378 demolitions, affecting 953 facilities in the West Bank, including the city of Jerusalem. Most of the demolitions were concentrated in the Jerusalem governorate, with 118 demolitions. by 31%.

The Israeli occupation exploits the classification of lands according to the Oslo Accords (A, B, and C) to tighten control over Palestinian lands, especially in areas classified (C), which are completely subject to security, planning and construction issues under the control of the Israeli occupation, as the Israeli occupation directly exploits 76% of the total The area classified as (C), the regional councils of the settlements control 63% of it, while the area of the areas of influence in the Israeli settlements in the West Bank (including the closed areas designated for the expansion of these settlements) amounted to about 537 square kilometers at the end of 2022, representing about 10% of the area. The area of the West Bank, while the areas confiscated for the purposes of military bases and military training sites represent about 18% of the area of the West Bank at 1,016 km2, in addition to the annexation and expansion wall that isolated more than 10% of the area of the West Bank, and more than 219 Palestinian communities were damaged as a result of the construction of The wall, which is about 714 km long, and since 1967, the Israeli occupation authorities have confiscated about 353 thousand dunums of Palestinian lands and classified them as natural reserves in preparation for their seizure.

With regard to settlement construction plans in Jerusalem and other areas of the West Bank, they do not stop, as if they are in a race against time, in an attempt to create new facts that will accelerate the processes of Judaization and Israelization, especially in the Holy City.

The occupation municipality has submitted plans to build thousands of new settlement units in the Holy City, and the plans include projects to build hundreds of homes on the lands of the town of Abu Dis, which is partially located within the borders of the Jerusalem municipality, in addition to more homes in and around the village of Um Tuba, southeast of Jerusalem. in the column header.

The deputy mayor of the far-right occupation, Arbih King, is the driving force behind the new settlement plans, with the support of Jewish investors and private groups, with the help of officials in the occupation municipality. These plans would radically change the demographic character of Jerusalem, and create new friction points in occupied city.

In the town of Abu Dis, the planners intend to build between 250 and 450 new settlement units on two plots of land that a Jewish group claims to be Jewish-owned and dates back to 1920, with the support of the "Ateret Cohanim" organization, which is an extreme right-wing group that buys lands to settle Jewish settlers in particular. In Jerusalem and in the village of "Umm Tuba", where plans are underway to build 400 settlement units, which is the first organized attempt to find a Jewish presence adjacent to the town.

The occupation authorities are also looking forward to opening a completely new settlement neighborhood at the foot of a hill between "Umm Tuba" and the "Gilo" settlement in Jerusalem, and in the "Ras Al-Amud" neighborhood, planners are now looking to add another 140 settlement units to sell to Jewish settlers in two new housing projects.

The rest of the areas are not spared from the settlement monster. In a new settlement plan that isolates the Bedouin communities and perpetuates the suffering of Khirbet Umm al-Khair, the settlement plan, which was announced and deposited with official maps, robs hundreds of dunams from the southeastern side of the lands of the city of Yatta and the lands of Umm al-Khair, and isolates the Bedouin communities in This is an old plan that was revived with the aim of expanding the settlement of "Carmel" and organizing the lands that are seized according to this detailed plan from public buildings, opening streets and facilitating construction for settlers at the expense of private lands, especially in Khirbet Umm al-Khair. And the Hathleen family in particular.

The "Carmel" settlement, which appeared in the early eighties of the last century as a very small settlement outpost, is expanding every day in all directions until the area it controls today has reached about 2,000 dunums, in addition to lands with an area of approximately (6,000) dunums as a vital field.

In the northern Jordan Valley, a group of settlers fenced off pastoral lands in the Abu al-Qandoul area, south of Ain al-Hilweh, in preparation for their seizure. At a time when settlers established a new settlement outpost, on the eastern side of Plain Al-Baqi’a, where three barns were established in the “Al-Hanou” area, and they turned it into an outpost, noting that the settlers had brought a group of cows a week ago to the same area as a prelude to seizing them, and it is expected that For the settlement outpost to seize lands estimated at 1,800 dunums, bearing in mind that these lands are owned by citizens from the town of Tammun.

In the village of Ain al-Bayda, in the northern Jordan Valley, settlers continued digging and repair work in the vicinity of the Ain Bleibel water spring, in preparation for seizing it, noting that this spring is used by citizens to irrigate their crops.

The town of Hawara, south of Nablus, is still the target of attacks and provocations by settlers in order to protect the occupation army, which turned the town into a military barracks. The head of the Northern West Bank Settlement Council, Yossi Dagan, and Member of Knesset Tzivi Sukkot, opened an office for them in "Einabus" square near Hawara, to express, according to their claim, their protest against Not securing the settlers crossing from the place.

The occupation forces closed roads and secondary entrances in the town, and settlers attacked Palestinian homes and vehicles in its streets and attacked Palestinian homes and properties, which led to property damage.
On the other hand, the occupation army approved the request of the "Nakhla" settler organization to allow the settlers to organize the largest demonstration in the northern West Bank in years, on the tenth of April, and dozens of settler organizations will participate in it. Settlement on Mount Sabih in the lands of the town of Beita, and the army will provide guards for the march that takes place in conjunction with the Jewish Passover holiday on the tenth of next April, in which the chief rabbis of the settlers will participate in addition to ministers and Knesset members from the right.

Dozens of Jewish organizations announced their participation in the march, and the participants will call on the Israeli government to fulfill its pledges to allow settlers to return to the "Avitar" outpost, after the Civil Administration completes the process of surveying the land on which it is built.

With the rise of the extreme and fascist right to power in Israel after the recent Knesset elections, more advanced international positions began to take shape in shedding light on the violations and crimes of the occupation and its settlers. The Human Rights Council issued a report on Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories in 1967, including East Jerusalem and the occupied Syrian Golan, in which it stated that settlers live illegally in 279 Israeli settlements and outposts in the occupied West Bank, including 14 settlements in occupied East Jerusalem and that 147 of these settlements were illegal outposts under Israeli domestic law.

The report documented the existence of a relationship between settlement expansion and settler attacks against Palestinians during the past decade, indicating that the United Nations verified 3,372 incidents of settler violence that injured 1,222 Palestinians, and that Israel failed to investigate violent crimes committed by settlers and Israeli forces against Palestinians.

The official concerned with human rights in Palestine, Francesca Albani, also called on the international community to hold Israel accountable and punish it for its actions, according to a press release issued by the United Nations, and the official said in her statement that "the wave of violence that has swept the West Bank since the beginning of this year is the inevitable result of the occupation of Gaza." My repression has no end in sight and the culture of lawlessness and impunity that Israel has nurtured and characterized.”

The European Union also said, according to a statement issued by the Office of the European Union Representative in Palestine, that the Israeli authorities demolished 953 Palestinian homes in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, during 2022, the highest number since 2016.

The union indicated that "953 buildings were demolished or seized in the West Bank, including the city of East Jerusalem, which is the highest number recorded since 2016, and that more than 80 percent of the demolished buildings are located in the classified area (C), and 28 were displaced and damaged." One thousand and 446 people were as a result of the demolitions, and that 101 of the demolished buildings were funded by the European Union, and the number of buildings that were demolished by their owners in East Jerusalem by an Israeli decision jumped from 34 percent in 2021 to 51 percent in 2022.

Today, Saturday, the head of the Commission for Detainees and Ex-Prisoners Affairs, Major General Qadri Abu Bakr , called on the Israeli occupation prison administration to immediately release sick prisoners inside detention centers, especially in light of their lives being endangered, due to deliberate health neglect against them.

Abu Bakr added, in a press statement, that "the prisoner Walid Daqqa, who has been in Israeli prisons for 38 years, is facing a serious health crisis, and he needs an urgent operation for a spinal cord transplant."

Abu Bakr confirmed that the 60-year-old prisoner "was taken to the hospital in a deplorable condition, with a severe drop in blood pressure that reached level 7, in addition to the presence of water on the lung, and difficulty breathing, in addition to the basic diseases he suffers from, He needs an urgent operation and special health care that the Israeli prison administration does not provide.”

With regard to the Israeli arrests in conjunction with the Palestinian Land Day celebrations, Abu Bakr said, "The Israeli arrests, the storming of camps and cities, and the violations against the Palestinians are continuous and escalating, and they will not stop as long as there is an ongoing occupation of the land, as the bloodshed and the number of wounded and prisoners will continue."

During the monthly report on the state of press freedoms in March 2023, the Journalist Support Committee monitored about (85) violations against media freedoms and journalists, including (53) Israeli violations, and (25) violations by internal Palestinian parties, in addition to recording more than (7) Violations by social media companies, in the framework of combating Palestinian content.

The Israeli attacks in the occupied Palestinian territories, during March, were represented in the injury and assault of more than (11) journalists by the occupation forces, with the participation of settlers, attacking them, beating them with sticks, kicking and pushing them on the ground, and trying to run over some of them, while they were covering the violations of the occupation and its settlers against citizens in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem. .

In terms of arrests, the Israeli occupation forces arrested, detained, and summoned (13) journalists for interrogation and forced them not to cover and carry out their journalistic duties.

In addition, the Israeli military courts extended and postponed the detention and renewal of a sentence for (5) journalists, namely the extension of the detention of journalist Amer Abu Arafa before releasing him later, the actual prison sentence of 11 months for journalist Samer Abu Aisha from Jerusalem, and the postponement of the trial of journalist Lama Abu Ghosheh. And extending her house arrest twice, and extending the administrative detention of journalist Omar Abu Al-Rub for the fourth time in a row since his arrest.

And regarding the occupation preventing journalists from covering and performing their duties, the report recorded (2) a case of preventing journalists from covering the occupation's violations against citizens in the occupied Palestinian territories, shooting and attacking the occupation and its settlers, journalists, including beatings and trampling.

The report records the registration of (2) the closure of the Voice of Palestine Radio office in occupied Jerusalem, preventing its representatives from holding any event for it, and banning its broadcasting in the occupied city of Jerusalem, and within the territories of 48, for a valid period of six months under the pretext of incitement.

And within the framework of the fierce and systematic campaign launched by social media sites, especially that owned by the "Meta" company, to combat Palestinian content under pressure from the Israeli occupation, the report of the Journalist Support Committee during the March 2023 report recorded more than (7) cases distributed by deleting Instagram ( 1), Facebook deleted and blocked the pages of (4) journalists, including the "Watan Agency" page, and blocked its content from about 3.6 million followers, and also deleted the accounts of the page's editors.

Likewise, the “YouTube” administration (1) permanently deleted the “Jerusalem Drama Today” channel, claiming that it was broadcasting the series “Birth of Dawn 2” “Intifada”, which violates the standards of Nazism and racism.

It was also recorded (1) that France 24, the French journalist, Leila Odeh, was suspended from work because of her support for Palestine.

The first assistant director of "Rust," the filming of which saw an accidental shooting by actor and producer Alec Baldwin that took the life of a cinematographer, was given a suspended six-month prison sentence Friday after a plea bargain.

This is the first conviction in the case, for negligence in the use of a deadly weapon.

It was this first assistant, Dave Holz, who, on October 21, 2021, handed Alec Baldwin a weapon that was supposed to be loaded with chelate bullets, which the actor activated, killing Helena Hutchins and wounding director Joel Sousa.

Dave Halls, 63, gave him the gun and told Baldwin he was "cool," meaning, in Hollywood parlance, not dangerous.

Alec Baldwin, along with the film's weapons officer Hannah Gutierrez Reid, have been charged with involuntary manslaughter and face up to 18 months in prison and a $5,000 fine.

The police investigation focused specifically on determining how to obtain live ammunition used in this shooting at a New Mexico ranch, which is strictly prohibited to avoid such incidents.

The police concluded that Hannah Gutierrez Reid placed the ammunition in the weapon used by Alec Baldwin, rather than a claw bullet.

Attorney General Carey Morrissey concluded during a hearing Friday in a New Mexico state court that Dave Holz, who also served as the security coordinator for the low-budget film shoot and was therefore the "last line of defence," did not "check every cartridge in the gun to make sure it was faulty." stuffed".

Alec Baldwin (64 years old), who is especially famous for the series "30 Rock", has always said that the filming officials repeatedly assured him that his weapon was not dangerous.

By pleading guilty Friday, Dave Holz agrees to testify in the future on this matter.

Canadian police announced that the bodies of eight people from two families were found in a swamp on Canadian soil after they tried to enter the United States illegally.

They belong to two different families, one Canadian-Roman and the other Indian. Their bodies were found not far from an overturned boat owned by a man who is still missing and belongs to the Akwesasne Aboriginal group scattered in Canada and the United States.
"Eight bodies were recovered from the water," local police chief Sean Dollod told a news conference on Friday.

And after the discovery of the bodies of six people on Thursday, including a child under the age of three, "two other bodies were found, a Canadian infant of Romanian origin and a woman who apparently holds Indian nationality," according to Duloud.

Canadian authorities believe that these two families were trying to enter the United States illegally from Canada.

"We believe they were trying to enter the United States illegally from Canada," said local deputy police chief Lee Ann O'Brien at a news conference, confirming that they had arrived in Canada legally.

A helicopter and diver teams from various police departments have been dispatched to the scene to assist in the search.

The territory of this indigenous group lies on the banks of the Saint-Laurent River about 120 kilometers southwest of Montreal and stretches between Quebec, Ontario, and New York.

"It is unimaginable what the families of these individuals are going through," Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday morning.

Initially, the authorities were looking for the owner of the boat, which has been missing since Wednesday, when rescuers found the bodies of the two families.

The authorities said that the weather conditions were very bad, noting that rain, frost and strong winds occurred during the attempt of the boat, which was described as "very small", to cross.

"What we do know is that these trips are sometimes facilitated by people from here who are often vulnerable young men tempted by profit and exploited by criminal organizations," added Sean Dollod.

Local police said they had recently noticed "an increase in the number of people crossing Akwesasne to enter the United States", with 48 crossings recorded since the start of the year and 80 arrests.

The United States and Canada signed an agreement on tackling the growing problem of illegal immigration along their border during President Joe Biden's visit to Ottawa last week.

The agreement calls for undocumented asylum seekers who cross the border to be sent back to Canada, while Ottawa has committed to taking in more immigrants .

The deal has drawn heavy criticism from migrant rights groups, who believe it poses more dangers to those trying to cross the border illegally.

The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources revealed that the volume of investments in the industrial sector in Saudi Arabia exceeded 1.4 trillion riyals, while the total number of factories reached 10,633.

This came in the “Monthly Bulletin of Industry and Mining” for the month of January 2023, issued by the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources, and highlights the most important figures and indicators for the industrial and mining sectors in Saudi Arabia, and highlights the volume of changes witnessed by the two sectors at the level of new and existing investments, and the rates of change in the volume of investments. Career opportunities.

The bulletin stated that the number of mining licenses valid in the sector until the end of January 2023 amounted to 2,230 licenses, including 1,331 building materials quarry licenses, 647 exploration licenses, 178 mining and small mine exploitation licenses, 42 reconnaissance licenses, and 32 surplus mineral ores licenses.

The bulletin indicated that the number of new industrial licenses issued by the Ministry during January 2023 amounted to 124 licenses, with investments amounting to 2.4 billion riyals, while 164 factories started production operations during the same period, with investments amounting to 2.7 billion riyals.

The annual Arab Women Awards ceremony was held recently in the British capital, London, in its eighth session, under the title “Tell Her Story”, which is supervised by the London Arab Foundation for Culture in honor of the successes of Arab women, which aims to honor distinguished Arab women who have left a positive impact in the regional and international arena and public life. In educational and cultural fields, entrepreneurship, media, science, community service, literature, and other various fields. This year, the award shed light on the stories of Arab women under the name “Tell Her Story”, in order to draw attention and focus on the achievements of Arab women.

The British Minister of State for the Middle East and Africa, Lord Ahmed, spoke at the ceremony, who emphasized the depth of Arab-British relations and the great role played by Arab women in all local and international arenas. He also praised the great role played by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in supporting and empowering women.

On the award, Omar Al-Budoor, CEO of the London Arab Foundation, said, “The annual Arab Women Awards aims to highlight the pioneering and inspiring role of Arab women who have achieved achievements to be role models and examples for the younger generation. And British universities are evidence of the British feeling in support of the achievements of Arab women.

During her speech, the mathematician and financial consultant, Saudi Professor Manahel Thabet, emphasized the great role played by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and His Highness the Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud in raising the status of Saudi women internally and externally until they became Saudi Arabia. An example to follow in the world. And how the Kingdom's Vision 2030 contributed to enabling Saudi women to work at very rapid steps in various fields, with the support of the wise leadership of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

This annual celebration comes from the "London Arabia" Foundation as part of the Foundation's mission to develop cultural relations between the countries of the Arab world and Britain, and to strengthen the bonds of friendship between the British people and the Arab peoples.

It is worth noting that the event received indirect support at the highest levels from the British side, as the Arab Woman Award was announced publicly in 2015 by the London Arab Foundation. With the support of British and Arab universities, this support was evident in the presence of Duchess Sophia, Duchess of Edinburgh, and the wife of Prince Edward, the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II, to last year's ceremony.

It is noteworthy that women from several Arab countries were honored for the year 2023, including Dr. May Al-Otaibi in the education category, women's rights activist Nour Arida in the social activity category, Her Excellency Najla Al-Manqoush in the diplomacy category, Sheikha Fatima bint Hazza Al Nahyan in the culture category, Dr. May Chidiac in the media activity category, Her Excellency Khawla Al Armouti in the community activity category, Professor Manahel Thabet in the science category, Dr. Nada Al Shammari in the innovation category, and Dima Al Aktaa.

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The committee supervising the award consists of: Sir Hugh Robertson, former British Minister of Culture, His Excellency Sheikh Fawaz Al Khalifa, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Bahrain in London and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps there, Princess Lamia bint Majid Al Saud, Arab media personality Baria Alamuddin, media personality Nashwa Al Ruwaini, and Sheikha Intisar Al-Sabah, Mr. Omar Bodour, the French-Moroccan Minister Najat Belkacem, and others.

The State of Qatar ranked first in the Arab world in the list of the safest and most prosperous for the year 2023, a classification prepared by the Arabian Gulf Center for Studies and Research (csrgulf), and it includes 19 Arab countries.

The index is based on 17 sub-criteria: personal safety, response to the repercussions of the war in Ukraine, and exposure to the risks of the global economy entering a state of recession.

As well as the index of political stability, per capita income, state of peace, levels of violence, crime, poverty, development of public debt, unemployment, growth expectations, levels of inflation, effectiveness of government performance, elements of happiness, financial reserves, wealth of future generations, and other criteria.

According to the same classification, the indicators of safety and prosperity in Qatar have improved in most fields, and it has distinguished itself from the rest of the Arab countries in improving the infrastructure, especially digital, enhancing the efficiency of human development, and developing traditional and distance education systems.

Qatar's unparalleled success in organizing the World Cup, the most prominent test during 2022, established its position and clearly reflected its development renaissance and the recovery of non-oil sectors, especially tourism and services. The World Cup 2022 enhanced its attractiveness as a promising platform for foreign investments, with a noticeable improvement in its position as a safe environment and within ideal levels of coexistence, as It was able to reduce security risks to zero, and Qatar benefited from the revival of tourism, investments and intra-trade between Qatar and the GCC countries. Chances of prosperity increased and indicators of confidence in the future of Qatari security and prosperity were further strengthened.

Despite the challenges of public debt growth, the Qatari government succeeded in reducing its indebtedness ratio, taking advantage of the improvement in its energy revenues thanks to the fueling of the Ukrainian war on energy prices, which contributed to increasing the volume and value of Qatar's liquefied gas exports to international markets.

In general, Qatar recorded a noticeable improvement in most of the sectors that affect the life of the Qatari individual, which reflects positively on the safety and optimism of the Qatari citizen in the future.

The Ukrainian war and the repercussions of the Corona pandemic affected global food production and access to it, and this represented a source of great concern and danger to various countries and their ability to achieve stable and sustainable food security. In this regard, Qatar has managed well its food security challenges thanks to effective policies, social structure and proactive measures as well as encouraging local production.

And just as the state strengthened the response to the global economic recession, it also worked to improve indicators of human development, education, progress in solutions to the challenges of quality education, keeping pace with the requirements of the knowledge society, excellence in investing in human intelligence, and ensuring a promising future for tomorrow's generations, while ensuring the stability of the long-term well-being vision and improving the response to adaptation. with climate change. The assessment of the safety situation in Qatar remains advanced in most indicators, while the prospects for prosperity and stability remain encouraging in 2023.
According to the classification, the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council maintained their top spot in the list of the safest and most prosperous Arab peoples, as Qataris continued to lead for the third year in a row in the classification of the safest and most prosperous Arab peoples with a bright and optimistic outlook for 2023. The Emiratis, in turn, maintained their second rank for the third year in a row compared to the classification The year is 2022.

It was remarkable that the Omanis ranked third, compared to the fifth in the 2022 classification, thanks to the improvement of various indicators, while the Kuwaitis ranked fourth, compared to the third in the 2022 classification.

While the Bahrainis also fell behind by a rank to the fifth place, while the Saudis maintained the sixth rank.

On the other hand, the Moroccans made progress and rose to seventh place this year compared to the eighth place in the 2022 classification, which went to the Algerians, who in turn advanced in the ranking compared to the ninth place in the 2022 classification. From the twelfth place last year to the ninth place this year in the 2023 classification, thanks to the improvement in the elements of economic and social security, despite the persistence of many challenges. On the other hand, the Jordanians declined in the ranking by about three places, from the seventh place in 2022 to the tenth place in the 2023 classification due to various factors related to the economic and social situation.

It was remarkable that the Tunisians were late in this year's ranking, from the tenth to the eleventh place, due to the fragility of political and economic stability, despite the progress in fighting corruption.

Thanks to various factors, the Iraqis maintained the 13th rank this year with a stimulating outlook despite the challenges. The Libyans settled in the 14th rank, motivated by optimism about improving growth expectations. The ranking of the Lebanese has also stabilized, ranking fifteenth this year, despite the deterioration of living conditions, but with a slight improvement in the assessment of security risks. The Palestinians maintained the sixteenth rank in the ranking due to the continuing risks of conflict with the Israelis and the decline in Arab support. The ranking of Syrians in the classification stabilized at the seventeenth rank due to the increase in the challenges specific to safety and security.

While the Yemenis advanced to the eighteenth rank despite the poor humanitarian conditions, thanks to the continuation of the war truce, on the other hand, the Sudanese rank was delayed to the nineteenth and last rank due to the violence and conflict that erupted in 2022. Due to the lack of data, Somalia, Djibouti, Comoros and South Sudan were not classified. Sudan.

With patience and faith, the citizen Salwa Jarrar resists the pain, agony and heartbreak that fills her life, and with all strength she seeks to suppress her feelings within her, during the blessed month of Ramadan, in the absence of her martyr son Noureddine Abdullah Jarrar, and the loss of her son Muhammad, who was subjected to a traffic accident in addition to a medical error that led to his death. .

Jarrar says, five difficult and bitter years, which I lived with the loss of my first son Muhammad, and the most difficult thing is that I live the days of Ramadan, in light of the loss of him and Noor, but I have no choice but to suppress my pain, my pain, and my inner pain, I cannot show it to my children at the Ramadan table, because I want to Strengthen them and give them patience so that they are steadfast and steadfast. This is our destiny as a Palestinian people.

Before and during Ramadan, the mother, Umm Nour, spends long hours of her day in his private room, which she decorated with his pictures, memories, and all the legacy he left for her. In our entire home, since the loss of my son Nour as a martyr, and Muhammad accepted him, we have lost many of the rituals that we used to have with his beautiful presence and the atmosphere that used to fill our lives with joy. My heart cries every moment for his separation, but I feel that his spirit accompanies us. As he used to have a special atmosphere even in our neighborhood and not just for our family, he used to lead a campaign before Ramadan with his companions to clean the mosque, decorate the neighborhood with beautiful lights, and always work to help the poor and communicate with the families of the martyrs.

And she adds: "Whenever I hear the loudspeakers at the end of every Ramadan day, I stand at the gate of my house and remember as if I see him alive. In addition to his hard work, especially in Ramadan, he is always keen to bring dates and sweets with him daily, and the Ramadan table is adorned with his presence, his spirit, and his great love for us and for everyone."

She pointed out that Nour had always wished to visit Jerusalem and the Al-Aqsa Mosque and eat breakfast there, but he got what he wished for, which is the martyrdom that I blessed him with, and they prayed to God every day to accept it.

What increases the pain and anger of the mother, Umm Nour, is the absence of a grave to visit the beloved of her heart, whose body was kidnapped by the occupation after his martyrdom. And only the occupation declared his martyrdom, we want to know his true fate, and if he rose, then where is his body being held, especially after he completed his 20th year in the grip of the occupation,” stressing that his detention is a major crime, and a means of punishment and revenge from us.

And she adds: We do not have information about my detained son Nour, and I have the right to know his whereabouts, and despite that, I reserved a grave for my son, next to his brother Muhammad, and we wrote on it a specific grave for the detained martyr, whose body is Nour Jarrar .

On January 2, 2002, Nour was born in the city of Jenin , in which he grew up and was brought up, to be the second in his family of 5 members. He lived in a modest family that preserved the customs and traditions. His father owned a carpentry shop, and his mother was a housewife, and he taught in her schools, as well. He benefited his father until the tenth grade, then he got involved at an early age, in the fields of work of his own free will, he worked in nurseries and agriculture, then he joined his father in the carpentry, until he settled in the profession of delivering orders by means of his motorcycle, in which he worked until his death.

His father says, "Since he was young, he was distinguished by intelligence, acumen, and multiple skills, including a love of knowledge, dismantling and reassembling anything he saw, even complex things, and he loved diligence, activity, and work, with determination, ambition, and a desire to learn all things in life."

As his mother says, "My relationship with him was strong, and it was not limited to being a mother's relationship with her son, but rather a sister and friend at all times. I was the supportive and closest mother to him in all matters of his life, and I always hope to see him happy, and dream of his wedding."

The last time, the mother saw Jarrar, Nour, hours before his martyrdom at dawn on 8/16/2021, but she remembers that her feelings and longing for her during the hours of the preceding day were different and strange from the rest of the days, and she says: “I did not expect that he would be in My life and his moments in our house, and his sitting with me on that day will be the last, so after he came and rested for the afternoon, he went out as usual, and I asked him not to be late, and I told him: I miss you and I want to sit with you, and my longing on that day was strange, and I was surprised by my condition and my longing for him in a way Strange and different from normal days.. He came in the middle of the night, showered and perfumed, and slept on his bed that I left him in, and I was reassured that he would not leave the house, but he was not late, as I discovered later. When he heard of the occupation’s storming of the city and camp of Jenin, he fled from his bed towards the confrontation with great care. Not paying attention to him because he fears us and our feelings.”

According to the witnesses, Nour used to participate in resisting the occupation during every operation and invasion, secretly driving his bike, sometimes participating in the night confusion groups in monitoring the occupation and warning the resistance fighters, and at other times advancing the ranks with courage and daring, and at dawn that day, and when he learned of the new incursion, he was not late. So he went to the entrance of the camp, and clashed with the occupation, who had infiltrated under the cover of darkness, and occupied the buildings and set up a sniper squad in them, and while he was valiantly confronting the occupation, he was surprised by a sniper with his treacherous bullets, which did not stop after he fell to the ground covered in blood, so the snipers continued shooting at every body that moved towards Nour with what Amjad Azmy was in a nearby area, so he risked his life and rushed to reach him, and when he tried to help him and pull him out, the bullets surrounded them and he joined him after he was wounded, until the occupation forces managed to reach them, detained them and took them with them, and later announced their death. While the two young men, Saleh Ammar and Raed Abu Seif, rose during the operation.

All these events took place and continued until the time of the dawn prayer, without the knowledge of Nour’s family, until the calls continued that sparked the panic and fear of his parents, and when they arrived at the hospital, it became clear that the occupation had kidnapped Nour, and taken him with him, so that his family would experience the great shock, but she suppressed her pain for the sake of his soul, and his mother said "I was saddened and affected, but I remembered his love for the homeland, his constant talk about martyrdom and his request for her, and his refusal to marry, so I was patient and counted him as a martyr."

Today, Saturday, the Israeli occupation forces arrested two university students while they were passing a military checkpoint near the " Halamish " settlement, near the village of Nabi Saleh, northwest of Ramallah .

According to local sources, the forces arrested two students, Anan Safi and Mustafa Al-Riahi, from the Jalazoun camp, while their colleague, Abdul Karim Al-Tayeh, from Tulkarm, was released after detaining him for some time.

Unlike in recent years, the goals of Manchester City and its guest Liverpool differ when they meet on Saturday at the summit of the twenty-ninth stage of the English Premier League , while leaders Arsenal will try to take advantage of any stumbling to chase it closer to its first title since 2004.
While the confrontations between City and Liverpool in recent seasons have come in the context of the struggle for the title, only City has remained in it this season, while Liverpool is content with competing for a qualifying seat for the Champions League.
And Arsenal will be waiting for any lapse from this summit when it receives Leeds United on Saturday, with the league wheel returning to rotation after a hiatus of nearly 12 days due to the international window.
With 10 matches left, Arsenal appears on the right path towards a first league title in 19 years, after achieving six straight victories in the Premier League, moving 8 points away from City II (69 vs. 61).
The London club played more matches than its pursuer and had to travel to Manchester to face the men of Spanish coach Pep Guardiola on April 26, but his fate remains in his hands.
Few expected Arsenal to be so close to glory this season after failing to achieve the final fourth place qualifying for the Champions League in the closing stages of last season.
But the Spanish coach, Mikel Arteta, did a great job with a group that did not include loud names, but was full of passion and fighting spirit.
"We have the right level of competition and cooperation because they really want to help each other, but they also have to challenge each other," Arteta said ahead of Leeds' visit to north London.
He continued, "The secret is perhaps the unity and teamwork between them. They like to spend time with each other, they like to play with each other. This is very powerful."
Manchester City refuses to give up its title without a fight, as it won its last six matches in all competitions and scored 13 goals in its last matches against Leipzig in the Champions League and Burnley in the Cup.
But there is little margin for error in City's bid for a fifth league title in six seasons.
City enjoys a relatively easier journey than Arsenal on paper in the final stages of the league, but its focus is dispersed in the quarter-finals of the Champions League at an early summit against Bayern Munich and the semi-finals of the FA Cup against Sheffield United, while the Gunners bid farewell to a continental European League and from the cup.
For City to remain close to Arsenal, they must overcome sixth-placed Liverpool for the first time in the league in two years.
City may enter the confrontation without star attacker Erling Haaland, who was absent from the Norwegian national team recently due to a thigh injury.
Behind the first two places, the competition is raging for the last two places that qualify for the Champions League. Manchester United ranks third with 50 points from 26 matches, compared to 47 for Newcastle fifth from the same number and 49 for Tottenham fourth from 28 matches.
Therefore, the match between Newcastle and its guest Manchester, Sunday, will be very important in the struggle for the continental positions.
The Red Devils are playing the match in the absence of Brazilian anchor player Casemiro, who was sent off during the tie with Southampton in the league, which led to his suspension for four matches instead of three, being the second expulsion this season.
He carried out the first match in the victory over Fulham in the quarter-finals of the cup, to keep United competing on three fronts this season after achieving the League Cup title, as he faces Seville, Spain, in the quarter-finals of the Europa League.
As for Tottenham, it will defeat Everton at the end of the stage, Monday, in the first test since the separation from coach Antonio Conte on Sunday, after the deterioration of the results and fiery statements from the Italian against the team and the management of the London club.
As for Chelsea, who are in tenth place, he is looking forward to returning to the winning streak, after he settled for a draw at home with Everton before the break.
The relegation struggle is witnessing an epic battle, as four points separate the twelfth-placed Crystal Palace, who appointed Roy Hodgson to replace French Patrick Vieira, and bottom Southampton.

Marseille failed to clamp down on leaders Paris Saint-Germain by drawing 1-1 at home to Montpellier on Friday, in the opening of the 29th stage of the French Football League .
And with the start of the final race to win the title, Marseille II failed to reduce the difference with leaders Saint-Germain to 4 points, as it settled for raising its score to 60 points, compared to 66 for the Capital Club, which receives Lyon at home on Sunday in the most prominent matches of this round.
The southern club also continued wasting points at its "Velodrome" stadium for the fifth consecutive match in the league, as it achieved a series of 3 draws and two defeats.
Since his loss to Saint-Germain at the end of February, 0-3, the men of the Croatian coach Igor Tudor scored 8 points out of 12 possible, with a draw against Strasbourg 2-2 and Montpellier, and two wins against Rennes 1-0 and Reims 2-1.
Marseille was absent from the Moroccan international midfielder, Ezzedine Onahi, who was injured during the international break with his country, until the end of the season.
Montpellier opened the scoring after a joint game started by Tunisian Wahbi Khazri, and the ball reached Sibi to Wahi, and from there to Arnaud Nordin, who hit a floor that deceived the goalkeeper (12), but the referee canceled the goal initially due to offside the passer of the ball to return and rule on the video assistant referee “VAR Which indicated the validity of Wahi's position.
The owners of the land equalized before the whistle at the end of the first half from a penalty kick that was successfully executed by Matteo Guendouzi after a handball inside the area on Montpellier defender Mamadou Sacco (44).
Despite his stumbling, Marseille managed to keep his record free from defeat against Montpellier in his last eight matches at home in the league (4 wins against 4 draws), knowing that his last loss dates back to August 17, 2014 (zero-2).
For his part, Montpellier is going through a good period with the arrival of coach Michel Der Zakarian, where he achieved 5 victories against two draws against Lens 1-1 on February 25 and Marseille in the last seven stages.

Moroccan Raja Athletic collected the largest score in the group stage of the African Champions League for football, after its victory on Friday over its guest Simba Tanzanian 3-1, while Egyptian Zamalek ended its participation with an exciting victory over Al-Merikh of Sudan 4-3.
At Mohammed V Stadium in Casablanca, Raja achieved its fifth victory in six matches, and repeated its victory over Simba 3-1.
The Oval team finished the group stage with 16 points in the leadership of the third group, which is the most points harvested among the qualifiers to the quarter-finals. At the bottom of the ranking by two points.
Tunisian coach Munther Al-Kabir's team continued its strong offensive performance as usual, as the green team is considered the strongest offensive line with 17 goals, and among the strongest defensively, conceding three times.
Raja players pressed from the start, as they tried to break through the organized Tanzanian defense, and the crossbar was blocked by veteran Abd al-Ilah al-Hafizi (16).
Raja continued its control and multiple opportunities without reaching goalkeeper Anas Al-Zeniti, while the guest team relied on quick counters, and Zambian Clatus Shama managed to reach the Moroccan net, but referee Ahmed Hiralal from Mauritius canceled it due to a mistake against Al-Zeniti (30).
Before the two teams entered the break, the stands exploded after Hamza Khaba was able to open the scoring for the landlords with a powerful creeping shot, following a header preparation by Algerian Yousry Bouzouk (44).
Barely three minutes had passed since the start of the second half, until the guests equalized when Mazamiro Yassin sent a long ball that defender Mohamed Zuraida mishandled to reach the Democratic Congolese Jean Baliki, and he fired it into the net, taking advantage of the goalkeeper Al-Zaniti's advance from his own goal (48).
The Moroccans maintained their offensive rhythm despite the equalizer, and the referee awarded a penalty kick following a mistake on Zakaria Al-Habati. Khaba succeeded in executing it, giving hope to progress again (69).
Substitute Mohamed Polaksot confirmed the superiority of Raja, scoring the third goal with a powerful shot, following a pass from Algerian Abdel Raouf Bin Ghaith (88).
In the second match, he scored two goals from Guinean Houria Yakhouya Bari (11) and Suri Traore (90 + 3).

The Egyptian Zamalek bid farewell to the continental competition with an exciting victory over the Sudanese Mars, 4-3, on Friday, as part of the fourth group competitions.
The meeting was considered a foregone conclusion for the two teams that called for competitions early, as Zamalek raised its tally to 7 points in third place, while Al-Merreikh languished at the bottom of the standings with 5 points.
Saturday, Tunisia's Esperance will meet its guest and runner-up, Al-Shabab Al-Athlete, Belouizdad, Algeria, at Hammadi Al-Aqrabi Stadium, where they will fight for the top spot in the group.
The "Bab Souika" team has ten points in front of Belouizdad, which has nine points, as they had secured qualification for the "Arab" Group D.
Zamalek advanced with two goals within three minutes, after a pass from Moroccan Ahmed Belhaj to the uncensored Mustafa Shalaby, to separate and hit the net to the left of goalkeeper Muhammad Al-Mustafa in the first minute, then Belhaj returned and passed a ball to Nasser Mansi, who fired it to the right of the goalkeeper (3).
Ramadan wonders scored the goal of reducing the difference for Mars to the left of goalkeeper Mohamed Sobhi in the seventh minute.
And with the start of the second half, Al-Mreij equalized the score through substitute Al-Jawzli Noah (48), before he advanced with a header goal to the Brazilian Paulo Sergio (56), so that Zamalek rose up and equalized after Abdullah Juma’a’s cross and a header from Mansi (64), before the latter scored his third personal and fourth goal. For his team in the fatal minutes, after a pass from substitute Abdullah Muhammad (90 + 4).
The group stage concludes on Saturday with the holding of five matches, most notably the Egyptian Al-Ahly and its guest Al-Hilal of Sudan, to settle the last qualification ticket.

On Saturday, Palestinian factions condemned the execution by the Israeli occupation forces of a young man , Muhammad al-Osaibi , from the town of Hura in the occupied Negev, at the Chain Gate in Al-Aqsa Mosque , and the attack on Jerusalemites.

The " Hamas " movement, according to its spokesman, Hazem Qassem, considered the assassination of Al-Asaibi as part of the religious war waged by the occupation against the people of Jerusalem and the holy sites.

Qassem said, "The occupation is trying to take revenge on our people in Jerusalem after the roaring march of our masses in the courtyards of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque during Friday prayers.

He added, "This blood will fuel the escalation of the struggle against the Zionist Judaization policy, which will preserve the Al-Aqsa Mosque's Palestinian, Arab-Islamic identity." According to him.

Munther al-Hayek, spokesman for the " Fatah " movement in Gaza, said, "What is happening in Al-Aqsa of shooting at young men and attacking worshipers is nothing but a provocation to terrorize the stationed in preparation for allowing extremist settlers to storm in, practice Talmudic rituals, and offer sacrifices on Easter."

Al-Hayek renewed the call for all of our people who are able to go, be present, and bind in the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque, to protect them from the plans of the occupation.

For its part, the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine described what happened in Al-Aqsa last night as a blatant aggression and dangerous escalation against the Palestinian people, and a provocation to the feelings of our Palestinian people, especially during the month of Ramadan.

She added, "The Zionist government of terror is setting fires in Palestine and abroad, and it bears full responsibility for those fires." As stated in its statement.

And she continued: "What is happening in Jerusalem is an open Zionist attempt to impose temporal and spatial division on Al-Aqsa Mosque."

At least 26 million cases of influenza, with 290,000 hospitalizations and 18,000 flu deaths have been recorded so far this season in the United States , according to the latest data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday.

Meanwhile, 138 deaths among children due to influenza have been recorded in the country so far this season.

Data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed that about 1,220 people were hospitalized with influenza in the week ending March 25.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that everyone 6 months of age and older receive the annual influenza vaccine, as long as it continues to circulate.

He stated that there are also antiviral drugs prescribed by the doctor, which can be used in the treatment of influenza, which should be started as soon as possible.

A young man was injured, at dawn today, Saturday, by Israeli bullets, during clashes that broke out in the village of Nabi Saleh , west of Ramallah.

According to local sources, the young man was hit by live explosive bullets and was taken for treatment.

Pakistani police announced that at least 11 people were killed in the southern city of Karachi on Friday, in a stampede that occurred when a crowd rushed towards a factory where food donations were being distributed on the occasion of Ramadan.

Fida Janwari, a police official in Baldia Town in western Karachi, told AFP that the stampede occurred when needy women and their children flocked to a factory in the neighborhood that was distributing food donations. "There was a panic and people started running," he added.

"When the main door opened, everyone rushed inside," said Fatima Nour, 22, whose sister was killed in the stampede.

An official in the local administration stated that between 600 and 700 people were gathered in the small industrial complex.

The spokesman, Muhammad Faroukh, stated that the bodies of six women and three children were taken to the Governmental Martyr Al Abbasi Hospital.

An official in the "Rescue" association for relief operations told AFP that two other bodies had been transferred to another hospital.

Somaya Sayed Tariq Al-Jarrah confirmed to the police that the death toll reached 11 late on Friday evening.

Among the dead were Asma Ahmed's grandmother, 30, and her niece. "We come to the factory every year for alms," she said. "They started hitting the women with (golf) sticks and pushing them," she added, noting that "chaos reigned everywhere."

Janwari said three of the company's employees were arrested for not informing the police of the distribution in advance, which led to a loss of control over the crowd.

Last week, on the first day of Ramadan, one person was killed and eight injured in northwest Pakistan in a stampede for flour.

Pakistan has been witnessing a severe economic crisis for months, with a rise in basic food prices by almost half, and inflation reaching record levels.

The situation has been exacerbated by the global energy crisis in the wake of the war in Ukraine and floods due to monsoon rains that inundated a third of the country in 2022.

Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif is trying to activate the next tranche of a $6.5 billion loan program concluded in 2019 with the International Monetary Fund.

But the international financial institution is calling for radical reforms, including tax increases and a significant reduction in subsidies, before the tranche is paid.

At dawn on Saturday, the Israeli occupation forces arrested a group of young Jerusalemites, after a tense night in the Old City and Al-Aqsa Mosque, as a result of which the young man, Muhammad Al-Osaibi , from the town of Hura in the occupied Negev, was martyred.

According to Jerusalemite sources, the occupation forces arrested two young men, Mahmoud Al-Shawish and Ahmed Abu Ghazaleh, from the Bab Hatta neighborhood, after storming their homes, and the young man, Muhammad Al-Bakri, from Al-Wad neighborhood.

They raided the house of the young man, Rouhi Al-Ghadi, from Al-Saadia neighborhood in the Old City, and handed his family a summons.

The young man, Muhammad Abu Kaf, was arrested in Sur Baher, occupied Jerusalem.

The Nazareth and Tubas teams qualified for the second round of the Ramadan Six-Star Tournament in Al-Wusta Governorate, where they ensured promotion as the first two teams in the tournament that is held in gyms and sponsored by the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports and the Malaysian Cultural Center in cooperation with the Football Association at the Nuseirat Services Hall.

Nazareth qualified by obtaining 6 points from two wins, from the first group, and Tubas qualified by obtaining 3 points from the second group. The middle groups in the championship include 3 teams per group, waiting for the rest of the groups in the governorates, which each includes 4 teams, where the first and second qualify. each group for the second stage.

The rise of the two teams

In the first match, Nazareth managed to defeat Al-Ram team 2-0, and advance to the second round, scored by Moamen Jabr – a double, and he was honored as the best player in the match, and the honorary shield was handed over in the presence of Wajdi Jouda, a member of the Football Association, who attended the matches and expressed his appreciation for the organization And the distinguished level of the championship.

In the second match, Tubas defeated Bethlehem 3-0, scored by Khaled Al-Sayed and Ibrahim Weshah - a brace, and Tubas goalkeeper Ahmed El-Li won the best player award in the match.

Referees for the two matches: Abdel-Rahman Zaqout, Ibrahim Al-Daalsa, and Mahmoud Abu Zar.

Gaza Stars Championship

And in the Gaza Governorate branch of the Stars Championship, which takes place at the Saad Sail Hall in the presence of a large audience, in a wonderful sports Ramadan evening, in the first match, Tiberias defeated Tal Al-Rabea with a score of 3/0. Hazem Abu Shanab and Bilal Al-Najjar scored a double, and the last player got The player of the match award. .

In the second match, which was the scene of a festival of goals and the brilliance of the players of the Bisan team, led by Hassan Hathat, in taking turns scoring goals, it ended with a big victory for Bisan over the Acre team with a score of 12-3. The goals were scored by: Hamada Saleh (5) goals, and each of Muhammad Abu Odeh and Muhammad Shabeer, and a double through Saeed Al-Masry and Muhammad Daoud, and Omar Balah scored a double, and Muhammad Abu Toha scored for the Acre team, and coach Hathat won the star of the match award. The referee of the matches was Mahmoud Al-Sawaf, Muhammad Al-Hassani, and Ibrahim Al-Sheikh Khalil. Another round of the Ramadan Stars Championship matches was also held. In the first match, the Safed team defeated the Gaza team, with a score of 3-1, scored by Alaa Attia – a double, and Ahmed Harara, and the Gaza goal was Mahmoud Ardah, and the star Alaa Attia won the best player award in the match.

In the second match, Al-Majdal and Al-Karmel teams tied, and the star of the match award was won by Al-Karmel goalkeeper Ismail Abdo.

Rafah Stars Championship

In the Stars Championship, which takes place at Abu Youssef Al-Najjar Hall, in the Khan Yunis and Rafah group, the first match was tied by the Haifa and Jaffa teams, with a score of 1-1, and he won the award for best player, Sultan Abu Obeida. In the second match, the Umm al-Fahm team defeated Beersheba, 6-1. The referee of the two matches was Muhammad Al-Ghoul, Muhammad Al-Nabris, Youssef Barakat.

North Gaza Stars Championship

The Stars Championship, which takes place in the hall of the Palestinian Al-Ahly Club, for the clubs of the North Group. In the first match, the Ramallah team defeated Qalqilya with a score of 2-1, and won the best player award, Youssef Daoud from the Ramallah team. In the second match, the Hadera team won against Jericho, with a score of 5-5. 1, and the best player, Marawan Alwan, was chosen as the referee for the two matches, Muhammad Darbih, Marcel Abu Shadaq, Muhammad Mai, and the healer Abu Yasser Al-Harsh.

Veteran's Championship

And in the Ramadan tournament for veterans, organized by the Palestinian Association for Ramadan Veterans Athletes, under the auspices of Abdel Salam Haniyeh, Assistant Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, in cooperation with Gaza Sports.

In the first match, Al-Shorta defeated Al-Tuffah 3-1, for the second set. A record for the police, Muhammad Al-Tatri- Double, and Salim Abu Zuhair, and a record for Al-Tuffah, Atef Abed. The police raised its score to 3 points, while the apple's balance remained without points.

Al-Sadaqa rose second to the first group, led by veterans of beach services, after its tie with the YMCA team, with a score of 3-1. Muhammad Al-Shaer, Muhammad Nasman, and Khader Salah scored for friendship, while Dib Balah, Abdullah Al-Swerki, and Issa Anton scored for the police. The veterans of Al-Zaytoun defeated the veterans of the stairs, 2-0 in the account of the third group. The two goals of Al-Zaytoun were scored by Samir Abu Jari. Olive put three points in his quiver, and the balance of the stairs remained empty-handed. Match referee: Mohamed Al-Hassani, Abdullah Abu Osheba, and Hassan Salah. The championship is supervised by Ziyad Abu Samra as Chairman, Hossam Al-Gharbawi in the media, Muhammad Abu Riyala as a photographer, and Rajaa Al-Haj Ahmed as a member.

The second round in Sudan

In turn, Ziyad Abu Samra, head of the committee supervising the tournament, confirmed that the matches of the second round of the tournament will be held under floodlights at the Gaza Sports Club stadium in Sudania. The championship matches will continue next Sunday, where three matches will be held. Gaza sports grassy Sudanese.

Ramadan Table Championship

And in the ninth Ramadan table tennis tournament sponsored by Abdullah Al Jadeeda Pharmacy, in the presence of the organizing committee of the tournament, a crowd of fans, fans of table tennis and citizens in a Ramadan evening, the two players Turkiye and Abu Ghazal qualified for the under-12 junior final, with the participation of Hani Rayan, vice president of the club and a group Fans of table tennis. In the junior category under 15 years old, the player Yazan Asaad Abu Ghazal defeated the player Muhammad Adeeb Abu Ghazal with difficulty, with a score of 2-0, and thus Yazan Abu Ghazal advanced to the final. And in the Under-12 Championship, he will meet Mohamed Sameh, Turkey, in the final. In the rest of the matches, the player Salim Mahdi defeated Ahmed Ghannam, with a score of 2-0, and the player Muayad Abu Ghazal defeated the player Muhammad Abu Ghazal, with a score of 2-0, and Ahmed Ghannam defeated the player Muhammad Turkiyeh, with a score of 2-0, and the category under 50 years old, he won The player Iyad Thabet defeated the player Adly Al-Jabali 2-0, the player Zahir Al-Banna beat the player Adly Al-Jabali 2-0, and the player Muhammad Abu Sheikh defeated Adly Al-Jabali 2-0, and the Golden Square is scheduled to complete the rest of the categories today at four o’clock in the afternoon.

Visit the historical sports leaders

Abdul Salam Haniyeh, Assistant Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, during his visit to the homes of sports leaders, stressed the meanings of loyalty and communication with the families of those who passed away from sports figures, and talked about beautiful memories in a Ramadan atmosphere titled love. The delegation visited the family of the late Fathi Joudeh, former Secretary General of the Olympic Committee. And the family of the late Rasmi Jaber, one of the founders of the Palestinian volleyball game, and his son, the late Dr. Ramzi Jaber, and the family home of the late Issa Daher, a former football association member and former president of the Jabalia Youth Club, and the family of the late Khaled Abu Al-Qumsan, one of the volleyball icons and the coach who won most of the game’s championships in Gaza. The visits also included checking on the health of the athletic stature, Walid Ayoub, former Vice President of the Olympic Committee. Haniyeh's visits were welcomed and thanks were given for his support for sports, and an emphasis on his national stances that brought the sports family together and contributed to the achievements.

Condemning the attack on Al-Husseini Stadium

The denunciations continued in response to the Israeli attack on the stadium of the martyr Faisal Al-Husseini. Clubs in the Gaza Strip called on FIFA to protect the stadiums from such attacks and stop what the player suffers in the homeland, while the federations in the Strip emphasized the right of the Palestinian player to move around and play football.

In turn, Abdel Salam Haniyeh, Assistant Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, explained that these practices, which were repeated by the occupation, are a blatant and deliberate assault to prevent sports activity and deprive Palestinians from practicing their sports activities, noting that not punishing the occupation for these crimes will push it to further and persist in these practices. racism. The International Federation of Football and international sports institutions called for an end to it, surprising that no sanctions were applied to the occupation, despite the existence of sanctions since the start of the Russian-Ukrainian crisis.

The end of the lightning crisis

Coach Muhammad Al-Barqi stated that his crisis with his former club, Shabab Ma’an, after a long period of push and pull through social media, after the intervention of Abd al-Salam Haniyeh, Assistant Secretary-General of the Supreme Council, and Anwar al-Ghalayini, head of the Coaches’ Forum, between him and Shabab Ma’an Club, which led to a solution. friendly between the two parties. Al-Barqi said that Shabab Maan was late in paying his salary for two months, as agreed upon, in addition to the reward for promotion to the second division.

Shaalan is the most prominent in the basket

The player, Mohamed Shaalan, appeared again in the basketball courts, after his participation with Jabalia Services in the first division league for the 2022-2023 season. Many points, and contributed greatly to the victory over Beit Hanoun in the first round, and a good performance despite the loss against Gaza Sports Club in the second round. The 38-year-old Shaalan’s accession to Jabalia’s services is a great gain, given his extensive experience and distinguished technical capabilities, which could contribute to the team’s return to the Premier League. He is the most transferable player in Gaza between clubs, and he previously played for 7 other clubs, namely: Khadamat Al-Bureij, Khadamat Al-Maghazi, Khadamat Al-Maghazi, Khadamat Al-Shati’, Shabab Al-Bureij, YMCA, Gaza Sports.

An invitation to follow the volleyball league

The Palestinian Volleyball Federation called on the fans to follow the semi-finals of the Martyr Dr. Ibrahim Al-Maqadmeh Volleyball Cup for the 2022-2023 season in the Gaza Strip, which will be held in special Ramadan evenings.

Namaa is waiting for a difficult confrontation, in front of Al-Sadaqa, the defending champion, while the Jabalia camp derby returns to the front again, Saturday, at eight thirty in the evening, in Saad Sayel Hall, west of Gaza City.

The family of the young Muhammad Khaled Al-Osaibi (26 years old), from the town of Hura in the occupied Negev, denied the Israeli  story of the execution of their son at the Chain Gate in Al-Aqsa Mosque, last night.

In a statement, the family demanded the publication of the video clip captured by the security cameras deployed by the Israeli forces in that area.

She confirmed that her son was executed in cold blood after he was shot 20 bullets.

In the context, the Islamic Movement and the United Arab List strongly condemned the Israeli police forces' killing of Dr. Al-Osaibi in cold blood.

In a joint statement, the Islamic Movement and the United List confirmed the falsity of the police report, which claimed that the young man assaulted a police officer and stole his weapon, noting that all eyewitness accounts confirm that the young man was unarmed and had been field executed after being pushed by pride to redeem himself. One of the girls who was brutally assaulted by the occupation police, and that the police officers could have arrested him, but they deliberately executed him in the field.

The Islamic and Unified Movement also denounced the completion of the play by the Ben Ghafir police, who stormed the village of Hoora and the house of the martyr's family before dawn hours, and terrorized the safe family.

The statement indicated that they are in constant contact with the head of the local council, Sheikh Habis Al-Atawneh, who confirmed that the young martyr Muhammad Al-Osaibi is known for his morals, religiosity, biography and good reputation, and that he recently passed the medical exam, and that the local council will hold an emergency meeting this morning to find out the latest developments and examine the steps taken. unity in this regard.

The Islamic and Unified Movement confirmed that they stand by the martyr's family and the local council in Hoora to expose the falsehood of the police's story, calling for the prosecution of the police officers who executed the martyr in cold blood.

The statement called for unity and rallying the word for victory for the martyr of Al-Aqsa, Ramadan, the Arab community and all our people, warning of the extremist right-wing calls to intensify the storming of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque.

And he considered that the execution of the martyr Al-Osaibi also targets freedom of worship and aims to intimidate and intimidate the worshipers coming to Al-Aqsa Mosque and disturb the atmosphere of Ramadan in order to consolidate their malicious propaganda that Ramadan is a month of violence and tension, and in order to open the door for settlers and extremists to storm Al-Aqsa on the Jewish Passover holiday.

The official spokesman for the Palestinian Presidency, Nabil Abu Rudeineh , held the Israeli occupation fully responsible for the dangerous escalation tonight in Al-Aqsa Mosque and the attack on citizens in the mosque’s courtyards and alleys of the Old City.

In a press statement, Abu Rudeineh warned of the continuation of the Israeli escalation, calling on the US administration to intervene and put pressure on the occupation government to stop its crimes and attacks before it is too late.

He said: The main goal of this Israeli escalation is to tense the atmosphere and drag matters into the square of violence in the month of Ramadan, especially after the large numbers of citizens that crawled today to pray in the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque.