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voted Friday to break institutional relations with the Israeli regime amid the Gaza massacres ALWAGHT- Barcelona’s city council voted Friday to break institutional relations with the Israeli regime amid the Gaza massacres.
On Friday, Barcelona’s city council voted to sever institutional ...
vote worked like a nationwide referendum to expose the depth of political legitimacy and the high public acceptance of the Hezbollah and resistance discourse to the enemies and conspirators both at home and abroad and shattered all of their plots.
In addition to maintaining and adding to Hezb ...
vote in favor of dissolving the Knesset on Wednesday ALWAGHT- Citing dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Netanyahu, Israel’s Shas party will vote in favor of dissolving the Knesset on Wednesday.
The Israeli ultra-Orthodox Shas party has announced its intention to vote for dissolving the Kness ...
voters called on him to avoid more wars in West Asia and costly military actions in other countries, and war on Iran runs counter to the demands of his traditional voter base.
Steven Collinson, a CNN senior reporter, believes that the fundamental question is whether the bunker-busting bombs f ...
vote for the lists and movements supporting Hezbollah and its allies is a clear response to foreign plans and conspiracies that, with deceptive security and economic slogans, seek to disarm the resistance movement and surrender Lebanon to the demands of the Israeli regime. The Lebanese people have s ...
vote reflects a broader rift within the Democratic Party nationwide, as grassroots activists increasingly clash with party leadership over US policy toward Israel. The timing of the resolution diverted attention from a key political opportunity—Sen. Thom Tillis's retirement—which cou ...
voted to add several points to the agenda of the Wednesday session.
The parliament sources have confirmed that the law on the reconstruction of the PMF, called Hashd al-Shaabi in Arabic, will continue its path to approval in the Iraqi parliament after completing its first and second sessions. This ...
voted to a non-binding and symbolic bill to annex the West Bank. The bill was passed with 71 out of 120 MPs voting in favor and 13 against. It is legally non-binding, but it is a “declaration by the Knesset” asking the cabinet to announce sovereignty over the whole West Bank.
The approv ...
vote to disarm Hezbollah, warning that without a formal commitment, envoy Thomas Barrack will not return to Beirut or continue pressuring Israel to withdraw its forces.
Lebanese officials, including Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, have pushed back, demanding Israel halt its airstrikes and fully imp ...
votes.
This victory was not a mere political gain, rather, it was a clear sign of public trust in Hezbollah and its sustainable base among people. In such an atmosphere, one cannot simply create a unified structure by relying on elimination of one actor like Hezbollah, especially that it is not jus ...