The Israeli war of genocide against besieged Gaza has entered its 237th day, with the Zionist occupation forces continuing to commit crimes of war and genocide in Gaza, by launching dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.

12 Martyrs in Rafah  

The occupation continues its aggression against Gaza, as sources reported that 12 Palestinians were martyred because of the occupation’s continuous bombing of the city of Rafah since dawn on Thursday.

The sources indicated that the occupation bombed a group of citizens who tried to retrieve a martyr from the center of Rafah, which led to the death of a number of them and the wounding of others.

5 Massacres in 24 Hours

During the past 24 hours, the occupation committed 5 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, including 53 martyrs and 357 injuries to hospitals.

The toll of the aggression has reached 36,224 martyrs and 81,777 injuries since October 7, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.

Prominent Resistance Operations

The Palestinian resistance continues to confront the Zionist forces penetrating into several areas of Gaza, as the “Al-Qassam Brigades” announced, today, Thursday, that it targeted a Zionist foot force consisting of 5 soldiers with an anti-personnel “glove” device, killing and wounding them east of the Al-Tanour neighborhood in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

Al-Qassam added that its fighters were also able to target 3 Zionist soldiers with an anti-personnel shell that hit them directly near the Al-Shoka municipality in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip, and fired a missile salvo at Kibbutz “Nirim.”

The "Jerusalem Brigades" also announced the bombing of enemy soldiers and vehicles penetrating the vicinity of Tal Zoroub, west of the city of Rafah.

She said: In cooperation with the Al-Qassam Brigades, we targeted with Tandom and RPG shells two Zionist military vehicles positioned in the vicinity of Al-Shoka School, east of the city of Rafah.

It added that its fighters destroyed, with a barrage of heavy-caliber mortar shells, a gathering of enemy soldiers and vehicles penetrating the vicinity of the Al-Abd Jabr area in the Yabna camp, south of the city of Rafah.

The companies also bombed with a barrage of mortar shells enemy soldiers and vehicles penetrating the vicinity of the Al-Qaws site in the Yabna camp, and renewed their bombardment with dozens of heavy mortar shells on enemy soldiers and vehicles in the same place.

Israel Withdraws from the Jabalia  

The Palestinian Information Center reported that the occupation forces retreated outside Jabalia camp, amid intense artillery shelling and intense air traffic.

The center pointed out that as soon as the news of the decline of the occupation mechanisms circulated among the residents, the people began to return to their camp, and their message remained, no matter the extent of the destruction and burning.

Mexicans Burn the Israeli Embassy

Al Jazeera Net reported that Mexican demonstrators set fire to the vicinity of the Zionist occupation embassy in their country to denounce the Zionist massacres in the Gaza Strip and the burning of camps for the displaced in Rafah.

The website published video clips of Mexican demonstrators setting fire to the vicinity of the occupation embassy and security barriers, while violent clashes took place with the police who tried to prevent them, using tear gas.

The Security Council Votes to Stop the Aggression on Rafah

The Palestinian News Agency (Wafa) reported that the UN Security Council will vote, today, Thursday, on a draft Algerian resolution to stop the ongoing aggression against Rafah.

The resolution calls for an immediate ceasefire respected by all parties, and also demands the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages, and also demands that the parties comply with their obligations under international law with respect to all persons they detain.

Thursday, May 30, 2024

 Amir inaugurates Al-Zour refinery

His Highness the Amir Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah attended and auspiced the official inauguration of Al-Zour refinery operations on Wednesday morning, held at the Al-Zour petroleum complex. The motorcade of His Highness the Amir arrived at the venue of the ceremony, was welcomed by His Excellency the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Oil, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, Dr. Imad Al-Atiqi.

Also, the CEO of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, Sheikh Nawaf Saud Al-Nasser Al-Sabah, and the Acting CEO of the Kuwait Integrated Petroleum Industries Company (KIPIC), Engineer Wadha Al-Khateeb welcomed His Highness the Amir as well. The event was attended by His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah and seniors officials, as His Highness the Amir unveiled a memorial plaque of the project.  

The ceremony began with the national anthem and a recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by a speech by Dr. Imad Al-Atiqi in which he described Al-Zour refinery as one of the key projects in Kuwait’s development plans and a cornerstone of the 2040 Kuwait Petroleum Corporation’s strategic plan.

Dr. Alatiqi confirmed that the refinery has a significant role in supplying local power stations with clean fuel to meet the increasing demand for electricity due to population growth in the country. He also explained that the pioneering project embodied the transformation of the developmental vision of “New Kuwait 2035” The project provided job opportunities for national labor, with approximately 1,400 recent graduates employed to participate in this monumental national industry, he added.

Dr. Alatiqi announced that with Al-Zour inauguration, they successfully achieved an extraordinary refining capacity exceeding two million barrels per day, distributed across six oil refineries, three of which located in Kuwait: Mina Abdullah, Mina Al-Ahmadi, and Al-Zour, collectively producing 1.415 million barrels per day.

 The other three refineries are located outside Kuwait: Al-Duqm in Oman, Nghi Son in Vietnam, and Milazzo in Italy, with Kuwait’s share of their total production reaching approximately 600,000 barrels per day. Then a documentary about the journey of the Al-Zour Refinery was displayed, followed by a speech By KIPIC Acting CEO Engineer Wadha Al-Khateeb.

Al-Khateeb said the inauguration of Al-Zour Refinery was an accomplishment added to the Clean Fuel Project at Al-Ahmadi and Abdullah Ports Refineries, launched in March 2022, which was “a milestone in history of oil and gas industry in our beloved nation, particularly refining industry.”Al-Zour Refinery will have a production capacity of 615,000 barrels per day, she said, a strong push for Kuwait oil refining in line with international environmental standards, which would also enable KPC and its affiliate companies to expand the export and marketing of their products. She said Al-Zour Refinery was capable of receiving all kinds of oils and could produce high-quality products like fuel oil, deisel, naphtha and low-sulfur fuel oil. These products, added Al-Khateeb, could be exported to more than 30 countries in the region and around the world through a pier attached to the refinery.

Al-Zour Refinery also includes the largest complex for sulfur cracking units, said Al-Khateeb.She said the new refinery would boost the State of Kuwait’s refining capacity from 800,000 bpd to 1.415 million bpd. Al-Zour Refinery, she went on, would also use treated water for industrial and irrigation purposes. It includes stations to monitor air quality and used special boilers to reduce emissions.

She said the oil sector was keen on contributing to facing climate change to reach carbon neutrality by 2050.Next, the Youth Advisory Board of the Al-Zour Refinery presented a segment titled “Technology and Innovation” and displayed a documentary about the oil industry in Kuwait. His Highness the Amir then officially initiated the operation of the Al-Zour Refinery, he was presented with a commemorative gift on this occasion.

His Highness the Amir conducted an inspection tour of the refinery, observing its vital facilities and receiving detailed explanations about the project’s operations from seniors and experts accompanying him. After finishing the inspection tour His Highness the Amir left the ceremony with the same warmth and appreciation with which he was welcomed. — KUNA

 Kuwaiti scholars caution against uninformed fatwas, stress Sharia compliance.

To issue a fatwa is a precise task and a great responsibility, requiring extensive knowledge and a deep understanding of Islamic law. The Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, warned against negligence in this matter by saying: “The most daring of you to issue a fatwa will be the most daring of you to go to Hell.” This warning indicates that daring to issue a fatwa without sufficient knowledge will lead to its doer. To dire consequences.

In our current era, some people notice the spread of fatwas from people who lack the necessary qualifications, as some have begun to give themselves the right to issue fatwas simply because they have memorized some Qur’anic verses or have a superficial knowledge of the Prophet’s Sunnah. This situation raises important questions about the extent of these people’s qualifications to issue fatwas and the impact this has on people. the society.

In this context, we will present the opinions of some Sharia scholars who explain the conditions and controls that must be met by a mufti, and the importance of referring to specialized scholars to avoid unqualified fatwas that may mislead people and harm them.

At first, Dr. Ajeel Al-Nashmi, former dean of the College of Sharia, member of the International Islamic Jurisprudence Academy and the Islamic Jurisprudence Academy, told “Society”: Whoever leaves the fatwa to everyone who has a superficial knowledge of the Sharia sciences, stressing the need for the mufti to be qualified and recognized for his righteousness, and to have extensive experience in the Sharia sciences, He is able to analyze the legal evidence and know what is more likely than not, with a good understanding of the reality in which the questions are being asked.

Dr. explained. Al-Nashmi said that fatwas are divided into two types: The first: individual fatwas related to issues of what is permissible and what is forbidden in family and marital relations. These are sufficient for the muftis in each country, as disagreement is accepted and the opinions of the local muftis are sufficient.

Second: Complex contemporary issues such as medical, economic, and banking issues. These require two types of fatwa authorities: The first: Fatwa bodies in specialized institutions, especially economic ones, and the second: Comprehensive jurisprudence academies that bring together multiple opinions on the same topic to enrich the discussion and come up with a unified opinion that is agreed upon by the majority. The participants in these academies must be scholars well-established in knowledge without external influence on them. Whether political or otherwise, the Islamic Jurisprudence Academy was considered a successful example in this regard.

Dr. confirmed. Al-Nashmi is the seriousness of the fatwa matter, as it is related to revealing the ruling of Sharia law in new facts or calamities. Therefore, the unqualified or those with superficial knowledge of Sharia sciences cannot address this matter; Because whoever performs deduction must be familiar with its tools and how to use them to extract judgments from detailed evidence. That is, from the Holy Quran and the hadiths of the Prophet.

For his part, Dr. said: Khaled Al-Madhkour, Chairman of the Fatwa Committee at the Ministry of Endowments: Islam warns against following the opinions of those who are not scientifically qualified. Because they mislead the people and mislead themselves, as the Prophet, peace and blessings of God be upon him, said: “God does not seize knowledge by seizing it from the servants, but He seizes knowledge by seizing the scholars, until, when He does not leave a scholar, the people take ignorant people as their heads, and they are asked and give fatwas without knowledge, with merit And they went astray.” Whoever issues a fatwa without knowledge will result in the loss of lives, money, and honor. The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: “Whoever issues a fatwa without knowledge, it is as if he was slaughtered without a knife.”

Dr. noted. The aforementioned pointed out that scholars and preachers must, when faced with fatwas that cause confusion and strife, refer to the official jurisprudence councils or approved fatwa committees, because they bear responsibility for the fatwa if it is wrong, and he warned of the danger of issuing fatwas without knowledge, stressing that this leads to serious problems, The ignorant mufti must be legally prohibited so that he does not influence people due to his weak opinion or ignorance.

Dr. confirmed. It is mentioned that issuing a fatwa is not an easy task, and that scholars who are aware of its danger avoid it out of piety and fear of bad consequences. He explained that the jurists have set general conditions for whoever undertakes to issue a fatwa, including that he be knowledgeable of the principles of jurisprudence, conversant with the jurisprudence of other scholars and their evidence, knowledgeable of the abrogated and abrogated, the correct and preferred, and proficient in the rules of the language. Arabic grammar, morphology, and rhetoric.

Dr. called. The aforementioned points to the importance of collective ijtihad and staying away from individual ijtihad as much as possible, especially in vital issues that concern the nation. These issues must be studied by a large number of jurists and scholars to issue a collective fatwa on them, because collective ijtihad combines several characteristics that are not available in individual ijtihad. Many research papers are written and subjected to long discussions, and some opinions may prevail as a result of these discussions. Then decisions and recommendations are issued based on what scholars have reached, which makes them strong, coordinated, and sensitive to the interest of the Islamic nation.

‏Union of Kuwait Charity Organizations condemns tent incineration in Rafah.

 ‏Union of Kuwait Charity Organizations has strongly condemned the Tents Holocaust, a brutal massacre committed by the Zionist occupation army in Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip. The massacre resulted in the martyrdom of 40 civilians and the wounding of 65 others with varying injuries. The head of the Union, Saad Marzouq Al-Otaibi, emphasized the importance of opening crossings for the flow of humanitarian aid to alleviate the suffering of civilians and provide them with basic needs such as food, water, and medicine.

Al-Otaibi called on the humanitarian and international community to take responsibility and put pressure to stop the "Israeli" aggression completely. He also stressed the need to provide a decent life for civilians in the Gaza Strip, who suffer from the ongoing siege and repeated attacks. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has deepened due to the continued occupation of the Rafah crossing and its closure to the entry of aid trucks. This implemented blockade further aggravates the humanitarian situation and prevents relief from reaching those in need.

The Union will continue its efforts to support the situation in Gaza through coordination and cooperation with charitable associations, foundations, and institutions in Kuwait to contain the worsening humanitarian crisis and alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian brothers. The Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs plays a prominent role in facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, coordinating with international organizations and donors to ensure aid reaches those who need it as quickly as possible.

Al-Otaibi appealed to the Gulf Cooperation Council, the League of Arab States, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to strengthen their humanitarian initiatives and intensify their diplomatic efforts to open the crossings and facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid without restrictions. He concluded his statement by calling on all international and humanitarian agencies to take immediate action to end the siege on the Gaza Strip, ensure the continuous flow of humanitarian aid, provide protection for civilians, and put an end to their daily suffering.

The genocide and extermination war waged by Israel against besieged Gaza has entered its 236th day, amid the Zionist occupation forces continuing to commit war crimes and ethnic cleansing in the Gaza Strip, by launching dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.

Continuous bombing on Rafah

The occupation continues its aggression against the city of Rafah, as its aircraft targeted various areas of the city, leading to the death of 15 Palestinians and the injury of others, since Wednesday morning.

While the Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the occupation committed 6 massacres against families in the Strip, including 75 martyrs and 284 injuries to hospitals during the past 24 hours, the toll of the aggression rose to 36,171 martyrs and 81,420 injuries since the seventh of last October.

Prominent Resistance Operations

The Palestinian resistance continues to confront the Zionist forces penetrating into several areas of Gaza, as the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), announced today, Wednesday, the targeting of a Zionist “Merkvah” tank with a “Al-Yassin 105” missile near the Al-Abd Jabr junction in the Yabna camp in Rafah city, south of the Gaza Strip.

Al-Qassam said that it carried out a complex operation yesterday after luring a Zionist force into an ambush near Al-Shoka School, east of the city of Rafah, and detonating a thunder bomb there, killing 4 of its members and wounding a number of others.

Al-Qassam added: “Immediately upon the arrival of the rescue forces, our mujahideen were able to snipe two of the force’s soldiers. During our mujahideen’s attempt to capture one of the soldiers, the enemy killed him, and a helicopter landed to transport the dead and wounded during the operation.”

Al-Qassam  mujahideen also targeted a number of Zionist soldiers who barricaded themselves inside a house with an anti-personnel missile “TBG” in the Al-Shoka area, east of the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip, and they sniped a Zionist soldier in the same area.

 Al-Qassam indicated that a Zionist “D9” bulldozer was targeted with an “Al-Yassin 105” shell in the Tal Zorob area in the Sultan neighborhood, west of the city of Rafah.

They said that their mujahideen managed to detonate a thunder bomb against a force of 15 occupation soldiers, leaving them dead and wounded in the Al-Fedayi Stadium area in the Al-Tanour neighborhood, east of the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

They also announced targeting two “Merkvah” tanks with two “Al-Yassin 105” shells near Khaled bin Al-Walid Mosque in Al-Salam neighborhood, east of the city of Rafah, and another “Merkvah” tank and a “D9” military bulldozer with two “Al-Yassin 105” shells in the Al-Abd area. Jabr in Yabna camp, south of the city.

Al-Quds Brigades

“Al-Quds Brigades,” the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, said that it targeted with a “107” missile a group of occupation soldiers barricaded in a building north of the Central Governorate, confirming that it achieved a direct hit.

Al-Saraya announced that it targeted a Zionist military bulldozer with a 107 missile south of the Yabna camp in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

3 Israeli Soldiers Killed  

The occupation army announced that 3 soldiers were killed and 8 others were injured, 3 of them in serious condition, in battles in the Gaza Strip during the past 24 hours.

The Hebrew Broadcasting Corporation said that the three dead soldiers were from the Nahal Battalion and were killed in an explosive device explosion in a building in Rafah, according to what was reported by the “Al Jazeera Net” website.

Algerian Draft Ceasefire Bill

The Palestinian News Agency reported that Algeria presented, during a closed consultation session in the Security Council, on Tuesday evening, a draft resolution calling on the “Israeli” occupation to immediately stop its aggression against the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

Algeria's representative to the United Nations, Ammar Ben Jama, said: The text is “short and decisive,” and aims to stop the killing in Rafah.

He pointed out that the draft resolution calls for an “immediate ceasefire.”

American Official Resigned due to the Aggression on Gaza

Stacy Gilbert, a senior official working in the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migrants at the US Department of State, announced her resignation due to the policies of President Joe Biden's administration towards the Gaza Strip, joining other officials who preceded her in resigning for the same reason.

 The Washington Post quoted American officials, in a report on the Arabi21 website, that the resigned official is called Stacey Gilbert. Gilbert works in the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration at the US State Department. The report indicated that her resignation letter, which was sent via email, explained her point of view, and said that she was wrong in concluding that the occupation did not obstruct humanitarian aid to Gaza.

The Israeli Genocide on Gaza has entered its 235th day, amid the Zionist occupation forces continuing to commit a genocidal war in the Gaza Strip, by launching dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.

Bombing Displaced Tents

The Zionist occupation continues to bomb the tents of the displaced in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip. Al Jazeera reported that the occupation army returned, at dawn on Tuesday, to intensely bomb the Tal al-Sultan area, west of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip, a day after it committed a massacre against the displaced in a camp near the area.

She said: 7 Palestinians were martyred as a result of the “Israeli” artillery shelling of the displaced persons’ tents and the Tal al-Sultan neighborhood.

It indicated that 7 other Palestinians were killed in a previous raid that targeted a house north of the city of Rafah.

The Palestinian News Agency reported that the occupation forces opened fire in the vicinity of Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip, killing 6 citizens and wounding others, including a doctor.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian Information Center reported that the occupation committed a second massacre on Tuesday in the city of Rafah, killing 20 martyrs and wounding others in a Zionist bombing that targeted tents for displaced people in the coastal Al-Mawasi area, west of the city.

5 Massacres Within 24 Hours

The Zionist occupation committed 5 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, including 46 martyrs and 110 injuries during the past 24 hours.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza said: A number of victims are still under rubble and on the roads, and ambulance and civil defense crews cannot reach them.

It reported that the toll of the aggression had risen to 36,096 martyrs and 81,136 injuries since the seventh of last October.

Rafah Hospitals Out of Service

Palestinian medical sources announced today, Tuesday, that all hospitals in the Rafah Governorate, south of the Gaza Strip, have been out of service, with the exception of Tal Al-Sultan Maternity Hospital.

The sources explained that since the start of the attack on Rafah, 6 hospitals have been out of service, in light of the continuation and expansion of the Zionist incursion and its deliberate targeting of many hospitals and primary care centers.

She pointed out that the attacks led to the Abu Youssef Al-Najjar Hospital, the Abu Al-Walid Central Clinic, the Rafah Field Hospital (2), the Kuwait Specialized Hospital, the Indonesian Field Hospital, and the Tal Al-Sultan Clinic being out of service.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza said in a statement today: Only Tal Al-Sultan Maternity Hospital remains, struggling to survive and continue providing service to patients.

One Million Displaced Fled Rafah

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) reported on Tuesday that about one million people have fled Rafah during the past three weeks.

UNRWA said in a post on the “X” platform: “This happened with no safe place to go amid the bombing, food and water shortages, piles of waste, and unsuitable living conditions,” according to what Al Jazeera reported.

The Palestinian resistance continues to confront the Zionist forces penetrating into several areas of Gaza, as the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), announced today, Tuesday, the detonation of a house that was previously booby-trapped by a special Zionist force in the Al-Shawut camp, south of the city of Rafah, killing and wounding its members.

The Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, also announced the downing of a Zionist Mavic Pro quadcopter and we took control of it in the skies of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip.

The brigades explained that they, along with the Al-Qassam Brigades, bombed with 60-caliber regular mortar shells soldiers and vehicles of the occupation forces in the vicinity of a building north of the Jabalia camp.

It indicated that a barrage of 60-caliber regular mortar shells targeted enemy soldiers and vehicles penetrating the vicinity of Salah al-Din Gate, south of the city of Rafah.

13 Israeli Soldiers Injured

The occupation army announced today, Tuesday, that 13 of its soldiers, including 9 in the Gaza Strip, were injured during the past 24 hours.

The Zionist army indicated that its wounded members since the beginning of the war on October 7 had increased to 3,617 from 3,604 who were monitored yesterday.

The number of officers and soldiers of the occupation army who were injured in ground battles in Gaza reached 1,810, compared to 1,801 recorded yesterday, according to the Anadolu Agency.

Spain, Ireland and Norway officially recognize Palestine

Al Jazeera reported that Spain, Ireland and Norway officially recognized an independent Palestinian state on Tuesday, while other European countries are considering taking a similar step.

Al Jazeera pointed out that “Tel Aviv” denounced the decision to recognize an independent Palestinian state and considered it a reward for the “Hamas” movement, and recalled its ambassadors to those countries, while the Palestinian Authority and the factions welcomed this step.

The Israeli war of genocide against Gaza has entered its 234th day, with the Israeli occupation forces continuing to commit a genocidal war in the Gaza Strip, by launching dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.

Massacre in Rafah

Last night, the Zionist occupation committed a horrific massacre in a camp for displaced people west of the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, killing dozens, most of them children and women.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza said: “The heinous massacre committed by the occupation forces in Rafah, on Sunday evening, claimed the lives of 45 martyrs, including 23 women, children and the elderly, and 249 wounded.

On Monday morning, occupation aircraft bombed a house west of the city of Rafah, killing 4 citizens and wounding others, according to the Palestinian News Agency (Wafa).

The agency reported that occupation warplanes targeted a group of citizens on Al-Zuhour Street in the Nuseirat camp, which led to the death of 3 citizens and the injury of others.

She added that the occupation bombed the vicinity of the UNRWA shelter for displaced persons on Salah al-Din Street, east of Deir al-Balah, wounding a number of citizens.

7 Massacres within 24 Hours

The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the occupation committed 7 massacres against families in the Strip, including 66 martyrs and 383 injuries during the past 24 hours.

The Ministry indicated that the toll of the aggression had risen to 36,050 martyrs and 81,026 injured since the seventh of last October.

 Rafah Massacre Condemnation  

Arab and Western countries condemned the new massacre committed by the Zionist occupation forces in the tents of displaced people in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

For its part, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed, in a statement, the State of Kuwait’s condemnation and denunciation of the new “Israeli” aggression against the tents of displaced persons in the city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip, which claimed the lives of dozens of victims, including children and women.

They stressed that what the occupying force is doing against the defenseless Palestinians clearly reveals that it is committing unprecedented genocide and blatant war crimes in front of the whole world. They required immediate and decisive intervention from the international community, to oblige those forces to comply with all relevant international legitimacy resolutions, primarily the resolution The International Court of Justice clearly and explicitly stated the need to stop targeting the city of Rafah and provide protection for the Palestinian people.

According to Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed, through a statement, the Kingdom’s categorical rejection of the continued blatant violations by the “Israeli” occupation forces of all international and humanitarian resolutions, laws, and norms.

It called on the international community to intervene immediately to stop the massacres committed by the “Israeli” occupation forces. To limit the aggravation of the unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe that the Palestinian people are experiencing.

In turn, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry described what happened in Rafah as a “tragic incident,” and called on the UN Security Council to intervene to ensure an end to the “Israeli” war on the Gaza Strip and operations in the city of Rafah.

Jordan called for those responsible for the new “Israeli” attack to be held accountable, and a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs stated that the “Israeli” attack is a blatant challenge to the decisions of the International Court of Justice and a grave violation of international law and international humanitarian law.

Macron Angry

French President Emmanuel Macron said: We are angry at the “Israeli” strikes that led to the death of many displaced people in Rafah.

Macron added that these operations must stop, and I call for full respect for international law and an immediate ceasefire.

He pointed out that there are no safe areas in Rafah for Palestinian civilians, according to what Al Jazeera reported.

Challenge to International Law

The United Nations Special Rapporteur in Palestine, Francesca Albanese, confirmed that the bombing of the displaced persons camp in Rafah is a blatant challenge to international law and order, and called for imposing sanctions on the occupation to end the genocide.

Albanese said, in a post on the “X” platform, according to what was reported by the “Al Jazeera Net” website: The genocide in Gaza will not end easily without external pressure.

Albanese added: “Israel” must face sanctions, justice, and the suspension of agreements, trade, partnerships, and investments, as well as the suspension of its participation in international forums.

Prominent Resistance Operations

The Palestinian resistance continues to confront the Zionist forces penetrating into several areas of Gaza, as the “Al-Qassam Brigades,” the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), announced on Monday that it had destroyed the Zionist forces advancing east of the Maghazi camp in the center of the Strip with mortar shells.

Shooting Incident on the Egyptian Border

Al Jazeera reported, citing the Hebrew Channel 14, that Egyptian soldiers opened fire on Israeli soldiers inside the Rafah crossing, without causing any casualties.

Hebrew media reported that Israeli army forces responded with fire as a warning.

It added, citing sources, that the incident comes at the height of tension with Egypt and may have important political consequences.

Al Jazeera said: The Israeli military censorship deleted news about the incident between the Egyptian and Israeli armies at the Rafah crossing.

Later, Al Jazeera quoted the Hebrew Walla website, saying: Two Egyptian soldiers were killed in an exchange of fire with the “Israeli” army at the Rafah crossing.

The aggressive Israeli war of genocide has entered its 233rd day, with the Zionist occupation forces continuing to commit war crimes in the Gaza Strip, by launching dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.

Continuous Israeli Bombing to Rafah

The occupation continues its aggression against the city of Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip, and the closure of the Kerem Shalom commercial and Rafah border crossings, despite the orders of the International Court of Justice, to immediately stop the Zionist attack on the city, and the necessity of keeping the Rafah crossing open, to enable the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

The Palestinian News Agency reported that a woman was martyred and others were injured, today, Sunday, as a result of an occupation bombing that targeted the town of Abasan, east of the city of Khan Yunis.

The occupation aircraft targeted a house in central Rafah, killing a citizen and wounding others.

8 Massacres Within 24 hours

The Israeli occupation committed 8 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, including 81 martyrs and 223 injuries during the past 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health.

The Ministry said, in its daily update: The toll of the “Israeli” aggression has risen to 35,984 martyrs and 80,643 injuries since the seventh of last October.

Prominent Resistance Operations

The Palestinian resistance continues to confront the Zionist forces penetrating into several areas of Gaza, as the “Al-Qassam Brigades,” the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), announced, at dawn on Sunday, a complex operation that resulted in the killing, wounding, and capture of a number of Zionist soldiers in the Jabalia camp.

Al-Qassam said: It lured a Zionist force into one of the tunnels in the Jabalia camp and clashed with it from zero distance, killing, wounding and capturing all its members.

It also announced the targeting of a “Merkvah 4” tank with an “Al-Yassin 105” shell in the Beit Lahia project in the northern Gaza Strip, and the destruction of enemy forces penetrating into the Al-Qasasib neighborhood in the Jabalia camp with heavy-caliber mortar shells.

It added that its mujahideen targeted, after their return from the battle lines, 5 Zionist tanks, two military bulldozers, and a troop carrier with “Al-Yassin 105” and “Tandum” shells, “Shawaz” charges, and guerrilla action in the “Block 2” area and Al-Dakhiliyah Street in the Jabalia camp, north of the Gaza Strip.

Al-Qassam Bombed Tel Aviv with a Large Missile Barrage  

Hebrew media reported that sirens sounded throughout the occupied territories, and that Tel Aviv was bombed from the city of Rafah.

Occupation Army Radio claimed that at least 10 missiles were intercepted after sirens were activated in Tel Aviv.

Aid Trucks Through Kerem Shalom Crossing

The head of the Egyptian Red Crescent Society in North Sinai Governorate, Khaled Zayed, told Reuters: Aid trucks have begun entering the Gaza Strip through the Kerem Shalom crossing, and it is expected that about 200 aid trucks, including 4 fuel trucks, will enter Gaza on Sunday.

The Israeli Genocide War on Gaza has entered its 232nd day, amid the Zionist committing war crimes in the Gaza Strip, by launching dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.

More Than 20 Martyrs  

The occupation continues its aggression against Gaza, as Palestinian sources reported that 20 citizens, including children and women, were martyred, and others were injured, this afternoon, Saturday, as a result of the continuous bombardment by occupation aircraft north of Gaza City.

Medical sources reported that 10 citizens were martyred, and others sustained various injuries, when the occupation bombed a house next to shelter centers in Beit Hanoun.

The same sources added that ten citizens were martyred, and 17 others were injured, when the occupation aircraft bombed Al-Nazla School in the Al-Saftawi area.

Four citizens were martyred as a result of the occupation bombing a residential apartment for a family north of the Nuseirat camp, in the middle of the Gaza Strip, in conjunction with violent artillery shelling in the vicinity of the power plant.

Later, 3 citizens were martyred as a result of the occupation bombing of the Wadi Gaza area, while the occupation Apache warplanes opened fire east of the city of Deir al-Balah, according to the Palestinian News Agency.

Two citizens, including a woman, were martyred, and others were injured, in the ongoing occupation bombing of the cities of Gaza and Rafah.

Kamal Adwan Hospital is out of service

The director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, Hossam Abu Safiya, announced that the hospital was out of service due to the ongoing siege by the occupation forces.

Abu Safiya told Al Jazeera: There is no “Israeli” withdrawal from the vicinity of the hospital.

He added that some patients and premature babies are still inside the hospital.

Prominent Resistance Operations

The Palestinian resistance continues to confront the Zionist forces penetrating into several areas of Gaza, as the “Al-Qassam Brigades,” the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), announced today, Saturday, the targeting of two “Merkava 4” tanks with two Al-Yassin 105 shells near the Imam Ali Mosque, east of the refugee camp. Jabalia.

The Al-Qassam Brigades said: Its fighters sniped a Zionist soldier with a Qassam rifle in the project area northeast of the Jabalia camp.

It added that its fighters were able to detonate a booby-trapped house in a special Zionist force next to the Habboub building in the Jabalia camp, leaving its members dead and wounded.

The Al-Quds Brigades - the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement - also announced that it had targeted, with a guided missile, a gathering of Zionist soldiers and vehicles penetrating the area of ​​Tabet Zare, northeast of the city of Rafah.

  Columbia University student sit-in Restarted

The Palestinian News Agency reported that students at Columbia University in New York State returned to demonstrate again outside the university gates, this time, in protest against the devastating “Israeli” war on the Gaza Strip for the 232nd day.

 The Palestinian Agency reported that the students, along with hundreds of demonstrators, roamed the streets surrounding the university. These streets were the spark that sparked marches and demonstrations that reached more than 120 universities and academic centers. The demonstrations demand an end to the war in Gaza, an end to investments of “funds allocated to the university” in companies that support the occupying state, and an end to cooperation with Israeli academic institutions, especially in the field of research.

Students and activists also demonstrated in front of the residence of Columbia University President Nemat Shafik, who incited against the students and pushed the police to enter the campus, suppress the demonstrations, remove the sit-in tents and arrest the students, to force her to withdraw investments and stop cooperation with the occupying state.

Kuwait's investments in Africa Increased $28 billion

The dean of the African diplomatic corps and Ambassador of the Republic of Togo, Mohamed Ouro, praised on Wednesday the pioneering role undertaken by the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development and aid for development in 51 African countries. The ambassador was speaking to KUNA after partaking in a seminar organized by the Kuwait Diplomatic Institute, titled “Sixty Years of Kuwaiti-African Relations,” attended by the Foreign Minister’s assistant for Institute Affairs, Ambassador Nasser Al-Sebeeh, and heads of foreign diplomatic missions.

Ambassador Ouro said Kuwaiti-African relations are distinguished by brotherly and strong bonds based on fruitful cooperation, citing the endorsement of various accords and visits’ swaps by senior officials and diplomats. The cordial dialogue organized by the institute on the 60th anniversary of the distinguished ties is a good opportunity to examine means of fostering these relations further, he said.

Kuwaiti Foreign Minister’s Deputy Assistant for African Affairs Naif Al-Mudhaf said Kuwait hosts 34 African diplomatic missions, the largest entity in the sector in the country. Kuwait, for its part, maintains up to 17 missions on the African continent. He valued Kuwaiti investments in Africa at $28 billion and the trade exchange volume at more than $10 million. KFAED, for its part, has contributed 500 loans worth $10 million to fund development projects in Africa. — KUNA

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Namaa Launches Several Charitable Banks and Projects

 Orphan Sponsorship Bank

Namaa Charity and the Social Reform Society announced the launch of the “Orphan Sponsorship Bank” project in cooperation with the Private Banks Department in the General Secretariat of Endowments. This project aims to implement the conditions of the endowment and the donors as stipulated by the endowment arguments, to enhance the role of the endowment in caring for orphans until they reach adulthood and providing their basic and living needs. Within the State of Kuwait, in addition to achieving social security and preserving their dignity in society.

In this context, the Head of the Financial Resources and Development Sector at Nama Charity, Walid Al-Bassam, stated that the project aims to raise orphans in an Islamic manner that achieves family cohesion and social solidarity, and provides them with moral and material care from their birth until they complete their education.

Al-Bassam confirmed that Nama Charity, in accordance with the higher directives to support charitable projects inside Kuwait and seek to localize charitable work, has expanded its efforts in cooperation with the General Secretariat of Endowments to support orphan families inside Kuwait.

Al-Bassam explained that our Islamic religion gives great status to caring for the orphan, and that the sponsor of the orphan has great merit, as sponsoring orphans is considered one of the greatest acts of kindness encouraged by Islamic law, and he cited the noble verse: (They ask you what they should spend. Say, “Whatever good you spend is for the parents and the relatives and the family.”) Orphans, the poor and the poor The path and whatever good you do, God is All-Knowing of it” (Al-Baqarah: 215).

Al-Bassam pointed out that sponsoring an orphan aims to revive a soul that has lost the meanings of security and support represented by the presence of a father or both parents. Through this partnership, we contribute to compensating these children and giving them hope for a brighter future, stressing that the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, who grew up as an orphan, is a message. Hope for all humanity.

Al-Bassam praised the positive and humanitarian role of the General Secretariat of Endowments, considering it a strategic partner for Namaa Charity in various fields concerned with caring for and ensuring needy families. He expressed his appreciation for the charitable and humanitarian role played by the General Secretariat of Endowments.

Al-Bassam stressed that this project works to implement the conditions of the donors in directing the proceeds of their endowments to serve the sponsorship and care of orphans, especially since they are the weakest segment of society and need care and attention until they reach the age of majority.

He added that the goal of the Orphan Bank is to provide the necessary housing, a healthy environment, and proper nutrition for orphans, in addition to providing appropriate clothing, emotional care, a family environment, and educational care.

Al-Bassam concluded by thanking the General Secretariat of Endowments, expressing his gratitude for the cooperation that enhances the association’s work in serving needy families and sponsoring orphans, and stressing Namaa Charity’s keenness to enhance cooperation with the General Secretariat of Endowments and all its partners.

 Alms Bank

Namaa Charity, affiliated with the Social Reform Society, launched the “Alms Bank” project inside Kuwait in cooperation with the General Secretariat of Endowments. This project aims to develop society, meet its needs in various fields, and provide support to various groups, in accordance with the conditions of the two endowments stipulated in the endowment arguments to activate the role of the endowment in developing... Community and meeting the needs of those in need.

In this context, the Head of the Financial Resources and Development Sector at Namaa Charity, Walid Al-Bassam, stated that the Alms Bank project is one of the annual endowment projects launched by the General Secretariat of Endowments inside Kuwait, with the aim of supporting needy families, reducing the financial burdens of life, meeting their life, medical and educational needs, and providing solutions to improve... Their standard of living.

He added that the project reflects the importance of compassion and solidarity in Kuwaiti society.

Al-Bassam pointed out that the project targets low-income people, widows, divorcees, and families registered with Namaa Charity, and comes in implementation of the directives of His Highness the Emir of the country to advance charitable and humanitarian work and meet the needs of families internally. Which contributes to regional and international expansion, and enhances Kuwait’s role as a center for humanitarian work.

Al-Bassam stressed that Namaa Charity continues to implement its strategic vision to enhance community partnership with civil society organizations and governmental, private and private charitable institutions.

He stressed the importance of coordination and cooperation between donors and implementers to achieve the best results.

Al-Bassam extended his thanks and appreciation to the General Secretariat of Endowments for its great role in supporting needy families, and praised the strategic partnership between Namaa Charity and the General Secretariat of Endowments, which resulted in distinguished projects within Kuwait.

He also expressed his gratitude to the generous people and everyone who contributes to supporting charitable activities and projects through Nama Charity, whether through various donation methods, the website https://www.namaakw.net, or by visiting Nama Charity’s headquarters in Sabah Al-Salem.

The Conference on Partnership and Social Responsibility for Financial Institutions and Islamic Banks concludes its work in Kuwait

 Under the honorary patronage of His Excellency Dr. Abdullah Maatouq Al-Maatouq, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the International Islamic Charitable Organization, the activities of the “Eighth Partnership and Social Responsibility Conference and Award for Islamic Financial Institutions and Banks for the Year 2024” were concluded at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in the State of Kuwait. The conference was attended by experts and speakers in the field of Islamic banking, economics and social responsibility, on Monday, May 13, 2024 AD.

The conference papers and workshops discussed the topic “Social Responsibility of Financial Institutions and Islamic Banks... Between the Professionalism of Practice and the Achieved Impact.”

The conference was co-organized by the “Excellent Achievement Institute for Training and Consulting” from the State of Kuwait, sponsored by “Mabarat Al-Awazem Charity”.

In his speech to the audience, Professor Youssef Abdel Ghaffar, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Regional Network for Social Responsibility, stressed that social responsibility for financial institutions and Islamic banks is considered an essential part of their ethical practice in accordance with the principles of Islamic Sharia. This responsibility includes several aspects, including a commitment to Islamic ethics and values, as well as providing social contributions, transparency and disclosure, as well as awareness and education, and finally guidance and advice.

He stated that the impact of this social responsibility can be huge, as Islamic financial institutions can contribute to improving the economic and social conditions of the communities they serve. Thanks to their commitment to Islamic principles, contribution to development projects and support for vulnerable groups, these institutions can contribute to building more just and sustainable societies.

Regarding the conference, Dr. Shehab Ahmed Al-Othman, Director General of the Superior Achievement Institute for Training and Consulting said; “The conference in its eighth edition, which is being held for the second time in the State of Kuwait, attracted an elite group of experts and speakers from the State of Kuwait and from abroad. During the conference, presentations were made A number of solid working papers, as well as specialized workshops, were held. In addition, a ceremony was held to honor a number of economic and banking entities with excellence awards in the field of social responsibility for the year 2024 AD.

 A ceremony was also held to award Kuwaiti figures with professional honorary titles.  His Excellency Mr. Hamad Al-Basis, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Awazem Charity Foundation, and Sheikha Suhaila Fahad Al-Malik Al-Sabah, honorary member of the Arab Fund for Social Responsibility Research, were awarded and honored with the title of “United Nations Ambassador for Community Partnership” by the network. Regional social responsibility.

This is the only annual conference in its field held in the Arab region.

Continuous raids on Gaza...Resistance finishes off Israeli soldiers in Jabalia

The Israeli war of genocide on Gaza has entered its 228th day, with the Zionist occupation forces continuing to commit war crimes and massacres in the Gaza Strip, by launching dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.

Raids on Jabalia and Bureij

The occupation continues its aggression against Gaza, where 3 Palestinians were martyred as a result of the occupation aircraft targeting a house in Beit Lahia, north of the Gaza Strip. 13 Palestinians were also martyred and others were injured as a result of raids targeting civilians east of Jabalia, according to Al Jazeera.

The Palestinian News Agency (Wafa) reported that occupation aircraft carried out a series of raids on the northern area of ​​the Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip, which led to the death and injury of dozens.

During the past 24 hours, the occupation forces committed 5 massacres against civilians, leaving 85 martyrs and 200 injured, bringing the toll of the Zionist aggression to 35,647 martyrs and 79,852 injured since last October 7, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.

Prominent Resistance Operations

The Palestinian resistance continues to confront the Zionist forces invading several areas of Gaza, as it announced, today, Tuesday, several qualitative operations, most notably:

 Al-Qassam Brigades

Detonating an anti-personnel device in a Zionist foot force, killing and wounding its members in the middle of the Jabalia camp.

- 3 Zionist “Merkvah” tanks were targeted with “Al-Yassin 105” shells east of Jabalia camp.

- An enemy command headquarters southwest of Gaza City was destroyed with mortar shells.

- Targeting a special Zionist force barricaded inside a house with an anti-fortified TBG shell, killing and wounding its members in the Tal al-Zaatar area in northern Gaza.

- Targeting a Zionist tank with a guerrilla action device, and detonating an anti-personnel “television” device against a group of occupation soldiers near the Omar bin Al-Khattab Mosque in Tal Al-Zaatar.

- Targeting 5 Zionist soldiers with a hand grenade, and finishing them off from point zero in the vicinity of the Omar bin Al-Khattab Mosque.

Detonating a “shock” device with a number of occupation soldiers, killing and wounding them near Al-Bashir Mosque in Tal Al-Zaatar.

 Al-Quds Brigades

- Bombardment with heavy caliber mortar shells on a gathering of Zionist enemy soldiers and vehicles in the vicinity of Qasaria School in Juhr al-Dik, northeast of the Central Governorate, and the enemy evacuated a number of its dead and wounded soldiers via a helicopter that landed at the place.

- Bombardment with regular mortar shells and heavy caliber on Zionist enemy soldiers and vehicles on the front lines east and south of Rafah.

Qatar: We will continue mediation in Gaza

Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majid Al-Ansari said: Qatar will continue mediation in Gaza, adding that “the current stalemate in mediation does not prevent us from continuing communication with the parties concerned,” according to what was reported by the “Al Jazeera Net” website.

Al-Ansari pointed out that closing the Rafah crossing exacerbates the humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip, stressing that the escalation in Rafah is unacceptable and directly contributes to expanding the cycle of violence.

He pointed out that the attack on aid convoys to Gaza calls for action by the international community to provide protection for them, calling on the international community to shoulder its responsibilities to confront each crime in Gaza individually.

He added that It is too early to comment on the decision of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, but we support the general approach to accountability.

Lieberman: We have no interest in being in Gaza

The head of the far-right "Israel Beytenu" party, Avigdor Lieberman, criticized Benjamin Netanyahu's government, stressing that it is unable to achieve victory on the battlefield and must fall.

Lieberman said, according to what was reported by Al Jazeera Net: We have no interest in being in Gaza, and whoever talks about occupying the Strip does not know what he is saying, adding that Defense Minister Yoav Galant failed miserably and must bear responsibility and resign.

10 new Zionist massacres in Gaza .. ICC requests the arrest of Netanyahu and Gallant

The Israeli genocide war on Gaza has entered its 227th day, while the Israeli occupation forces continuing to commit war crimes in the Gaza Strip, by launching dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.

10 massacres within 24 hours

During the past 24 hours, the Zionist occupation forces committed 10 massacres against Palestinian families in Gaza, leading to the death of 106 martyrs and the injury of 176 others, according to what the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced.

Thus, the toll of the aggression on Gaza has risen to 35,562 martyrs and 79,652 injured since the seventh of last October.

Fierce clashes in Jabalia

The Palestinian resistance continues to confront the Zionist forces penetrating into several areas of Gaza, as the Al-Qassam Brigades, on Monday, showed new scenes of fierce clashes with the Zionist occupation forces in Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip.

The scenes broadcast by Al-Qassam showed a Zionist soldier being directly targeted in a building, in addition to targeting and blowing up a Zionist troop carrier.

Al-Qassam added that it destroyed the enemy forces present inside the Rafah land crossing in the south of the Gaza Strip with mortar shells.

 Al-Qassam snipes an Israeli soldier east of the Jabalia

For its part, the “Jerusalem Brigades” announced that its fighters clashed with a Zionist foot force accompanied by a troop carrier near the Martyr Imad Aqel Mosque in the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip, leaving its members dead and wounded.

It showed scenes of Zionist drones that it controlled while carrying out intelligence missions in the skies of Gaza City.

 ICC Warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, and 3 Hamas leaders.

Yesterday, Monday, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Khan, announced the court’s request to issue an arrest warrant against the Prime Minister of the Zionist occupation government, Benjamin Netanyahu, and his war minister, Yoav Galant, on charges of committing war crimes.

Khan added that the charges against Netanyahu and Gallant include “causing genocide, causing famine as a method of war, including withholding humanitarian relief supplies, and deliberately targeting civilians in conflict.”

He also pointed out that the court is seeking to issue warrants for the arrest of 3 leaders of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), namely Yahya Al-Sinwar, Muhammad Al-Deif, and Ismail Haniyeh.

 Hamas to ICC: No Equality between the victim and the executioner

The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) said: The arrest and detention warrant against the aforementioned occupation leaders came seven months late, during which the “Israeli” occupation committed thousands of crimes against Palestinian civilians, including children, women, doctors, and journalists, and destroyed private and public property, mosques, churches, and hospitals.

The movement added in a statement about the Public Prosecutor of the Criminal Court issuing arrest and detention warrants against a number of Zionist occupation leaders: The Public Prosecutor should have issued arrest and detention orders against all officials from the occupation leaders who gave the orders, and the soldiers who participated in committing crimes in accordance with Articles 25, 27 and 28 of The Rome Statute, which affirms the individual criminal responsibility of every official, commander or any person who orders, incites, commits, assists or assists in the commission of crimes, or fails to take measures to prevent the commission of crimes.

Equating the Victim with the Executioner

Hamas strongly denounced the attempts of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to equate the victim with the executioner by issuing arrest warrants against a number of Palestinian resistance leaders, without a legal basis, in violation of the international conventions and resolutions that gave the Palestinian people and all the peoples of the world under occupation the right to resist the occupation in all forms. Including armed resistance, especially the United Nations Charter, as stipulated in Article 51.

The movement called on the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to issue arrest and detention orders against all war criminals, including occupation leaders, officers and soldiers who participated in crimes against the Palestinian people, demanding the cancellation of all arrest warrants issued against the leaders of the Palestinian resistance, for violating international conventions and resolutions.