The drone attack of the Islamic resistance of Iraq on the occupied territories, Biden's request to put pressure on Hamas and the large demonstrations of Jordanians around the embassy of the Zionist regime are among the most important developments of the 183rd day of the Al-Aqsa storm operation.
Publish dateSaturday 6 April 2024 - 13:24
Story Code : 288393
183rd day of Al-Aqsa storm operation;
Iraqi resistance drone attack on the occupied territories/Biden's request to put pressure on Hamas
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: The Islamic Resistance of Iraq announced this Saturday morning that it targeted a military target in the occupied Syrian Golan.
On the 183rd day of the war against Gaza, Jordanians staged massive demonstrations around the Israeli embassy for the 13th consecutive night.
Follow the most important developments of the one hundred and eighty-third day of the Al-Aqsa storm operation below:
Russia demanded sanctions against the Israeli regime
Vasily Nibenzia, the permanent representative of Russia in the Security Council, demanded to sanction the Israeli regime for attacking the Gaza Strip and not implementing the Security Council resolution regarding the ceasefire in this region.
Biden's request to Egypt and Qatar: put pressure on Hamas
A senior American official in a conversation with Zionist reporter Barak Ravid claimed that US President Joe Biden wrote a letter to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Sheikh Tamim, Emir of Qatar, asking them to persuade Hamas to accept an agreement with the Zionist regime. The purpose of releasing the Zionist prisoners is to put pressure on the resistance in Gaza.
Iraqi resistance drone attack on Zionist military targets in occupied Golan
The Islamic Resistance of Iraq announced in a statement that in support of the nation and the Palestinian resistance in Gaza, it targeted a military target of the Israeli regime in the Golan Heights occupied by Syria, and that the resistance will continue with retaliatory attacks in solidarity with Gaza.
Anti-Zionist demonstrations in Jordan's capital for the 13th day
For the 13th night in a row, the people of Jordan gathered around the empty embassy of the Israeli regime in the city of Amman to protest against the crimes of this regime in Gaza.
Iraqi resistance announced an attack on Haifa oil refineries
The Islamic Resistance of Iraq announced in a statement that it targeted oil refineries in the occupied port of Haifa with a drone early this Saturday.
In the statement of the Iraqi resistance, it is stated: We emphasize the continuation of the attack on the centers and positions of the enemies in order to complete the second stage of the operation against the invaders and help the brothers in Gaza and in response to the crimes committed by the Zionists against the Palestinian civilians.
The Iraqi resistance announced an hour ago that it targeted an important military target in the occupied Syrian Golan.
American lawmakers stopped arms sales to the Zionists
American media reported that about 40 Democratic representatives in the US Congress, in a letter addressed to the president and the foreign minister of this country, demanded to stop the sale of arms to the Israeli regime.
Hamas delegation goes to Cairo
While none of the negotiations for a cease-fire in Gaza and the exchange of prisoners have come to an end due to the disruptions of the Zionist regime, today a senior source related to the Palestinian resistance announced that Hamas will soon send a delegation to Cairo to resume negotiations.
This source stated in an interview with Al-Mayadeen that Washington has put pressure on the Egyptian and Qatari mediators as well as the occupying regime to reach a ceasefire agreement.
The mentioned source emphasized that the negotiations in Cairo will be resumed despite the continuing differences between Hamas and Israel.
Meanwhile, on Thursday, a source related to the Palestinian resistance, who is aware of the negotiations, announced that there was no progress in the recent meetings between the mediators and the Israeli side.
In an interview with Al-Mayadeen, this source stated: The recent meetings of the mediators with the Zionist delegation failed to lead to a ceasefire agreement, and Hamas reiterates that it is sticking to its main demands and will never back down in this matter. In these negotiations, no progress was achieved, especially in relation to the main demands of the Palestinians, i.e. the cessation of the war, the withdrawal of the occupying enemy from the Gaza Strip, and the return of the refugees to their areas.
On the other hand, another well-informed source in an interview with Al-Jazeera stated that Israel's response to the mediators, which was expressed by Shabak and Mossad officials and the army of this regime during their trip to Egypt, did not contain any new proposals that could negotiate the exchange of prisoners and a ceasefire in the Strip. It does not advance Gaza.
The Israelis have said that they will allow 2,000 women, children and elderly people over 50 to return to northern Gaza in the first phase of the ceasefire.
On the 183rd day of the war against Gaza, Jordanians staged massive demonstrations around the Israeli embassy for the 13th consecutive night.
Follow the most important developments of the one hundred and eighty-third day of the Al-Aqsa storm operation below:
Russia demanded sanctions against the Israeli regime
Vasily Nibenzia, the permanent representative of Russia in the Security Council, demanded to sanction the Israeli regime for attacking the Gaza Strip and not implementing the Security Council resolution regarding the ceasefire in this region.
Biden's request to Egypt and Qatar: put pressure on Hamas
A senior American official in a conversation with Zionist reporter Barak Ravid claimed that US President Joe Biden wrote a letter to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Sheikh Tamim, Emir of Qatar, asking them to persuade Hamas to accept an agreement with the Zionist regime. The purpose of releasing the Zionist prisoners is to put pressure on the resistance in Gaza.
Iraqi resistance drone attack on Zionist military targets in occupied Golan
The Islamic Resistance of Iraq announced in a statement that in support of the nation and the Palestinian resistance in Gaza, it targeted a military target of the Israeli regime in the Golan Heights occupied by Syria, and that the resistance will continue with retaliatory attacks in solidarity with Gaza.
Anti-Zionist demonstrations in Jordan's capital for the 13th day
For the 13th night in a row, the people of Jordan gathered around the empty embassy of the Israeli regime in the city of Amman to protest against the crimes of this regime in Gaza.
Iraqi resistance announced an attack on Haifa oil refineries
The Islamic Resistance of Iraq announced in a statement that it targeted oil refineries in the occupied port of Haifa with a drone early this Saturday.
In the statement of the Iraqi resistance, it is stated: We emphasize the continuation of the attack on the centers and positions of the enemies in order to complete the second stage of the operation against the invaders and help the brothers in Gaza and in response to the crimes committed by the Zionists against the Palestinian civilians.
The Iraqi resistance announced an hour ago that it targeted an important military target in the occupied Syrian Golan.
American lawmakers stopped arms sales to the Zionists
American media reported that about 40 Democratic representatives in the US Congress, in a letter addressed to the president and the foreign minister of this country, demanded to stop the sale of arms to the Israeli regime.
Hamas delegation goes to Cairo
While none of the negotiations for a cease-fire in Gaza and the exchange of prisoners have come to an end due to the disruptions of the Zionist regime, today a senior source related to the Palestinian resistance announced that Hamas will soon send a delegation to Cairo to resume negotiations.
This source stated in an interview with Al-Mayadeen that Washington has put pressure on the Egyptian and Qatari mediators as well as the occupying regime to reach a ceasefire agreement.
The mentioned source emphasized that the negotiations in Cairo will be resumed despite the continuing differences between Hamas and Israel.
Meanwhile, on Thursday, a source related to the Palestinian resistance, who is aware of the negotiations, announced that there was no progress in the recent meetings between the mediators and the Israeli side.
In an interview with Al-Mayadeen, this source stated: The recent meetings of the mediators with the Zionist delegation failed to lead to a ceasefire agreement, and Hamas reiterates that it is sticking to its main demands and will never back down in this matter. In these negotiations, no progress was achieved, especially in relation to the main demands of the Palestinians, i.e. the cessation of the war, the withdrawal of the occupying enemy from the Gaza Strip, and the return of the refugees to their areas.
On the other hand, another well-informed source in an interview with Al-Jazeera stated that Israel's response to the mediators, which was expressed by Shabak and Mossad officials and the army of this regime during their trip to Egypt, did not contain any new proposals that could negotiate the exchange of prisoners and a ceasefire in the Strip. It does not advance Gaza.
The Israelis have said that they will allow 2,000 women, children and elderly people over 50 to return to northern Gaza in the first phase of the ceasefire.
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