Important News
- Israeli forces and colonists detain Palestinian workers and farmers near Hebron
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- Palestinian child injured by rubber-coated metal bullets in Jerusalem
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- Israel postpones trial of Jerusalem governor
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- Gaza death toll surges to 71,551, with 171,372 reported wounded as Israeli aggression continues
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- Two solidarity activists injured in colonist attack near Al-Auja, north of Jericho
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- Israeli forces demolish home in southern Hebron amid heavy military measures
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- Jerusalem Affairs describes demolition of UNRWA headquarters as dangerous political message against international legitimacy
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- Israeli forces demolish 8 structures in south of Nablus
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- Occupation forces continue aggression against southern Hebron: closures, raids, searches, field interrogations, and infrastructure damage
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- Infant dies from severe cold in the Gaza Strip
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- PCBS: sharp increase in wholesale price index by 9.12% during 2025
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- Two siblings banned by Israeli authorities from entering Jerusalem's Aqsa mosque
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- Israel continues violating Gaza ceasefire agreement
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- Israeli bulldozers demolish structures inside UNRWA compound in Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood
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- Weather: Very cold conditions, partially cloudy skies
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Britain: Israel's Assassination of Rantissi is Unlawful
LONDON, April 18, 2004 (WAFA)-, the British foreign secretary, Jack Straw, said Sunday that Israel's killing of Abdel-Aziz al-Rantissi, the top Hamas leader, was illegal and counter-productive.... in a statement, Straw affirmed that the British government has made it repeatedly clear that so-called "targeted assassinations" of this kind are unlawful, unjustified and counter-productive....
