Pars Today – An Egyptian military expert stated that Israel does not have the capability to take military action against Egypt at this time.
According to Pars Today, Egyptian military expert Major General Sameer Farag said on Sunday: “Israel lacks the ability to wage war with the Egyptian army, and our military is fully prepared for any conflict.” Sameir Farag also addressed the expansionist demands of the Zionist regime concerning Sinai, stating: “This land belongs to Egypt, and Egypt can do whatever it wants there.”
Bangladeshi students protest against Zionist regime’s brutality in Gaza
On Sunday, Bangladeshi students called for protests and a general strike at universities across the country in response to the ongoing brutal massacre by the Zionist regime in the Gaza Strip over the past year and a half. Francis Freed, a student at Brac University who participated in the protests in Dhaka, said: “What is happening in Gaza is an obvious war crime. Israel is carrying out this savage genocide to control Gaza.”
1,200 anti-Trump protests held across the United States and other cities worldwide
Yesterday, thousands gathered in Washington D.C. and other parts of the United States to participate in more than 1,200 separate protests. These demonstrations were the largest protests against Donald Trump and Elon Musk, his billionaire ally, since they began efforts to reshape the government and expand presidential powers. The protests were not only held across all 50 U.S. states but were also organized in other countries such as Germany, France, Canada, and Mexico.
Hamas: The Trump administration is directly responsible for the genocide of Palestinians
The Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a statement on Sunday holding the Trump administration directly responsible for the recent massacres committed by the Zionist regime in the Gaza Strip. The statement declared: “Washington’s political and military support for Netanyahu’s extremist cabinet has facilitated the continuation of crimes by the Zionist regime.”
Hungarian people protest Netanyahu’s visit by tearing Israeli flags
Coinciding with Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Hungary, two European citizens tore Israeli flags and threw them into a river on Saturday to protest the crimes committed by the Zionist regime in Gaza.
Araghchi: We are open to negotiations, but indirect
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi said on Sunday regarding Iran-U.S. negotiations: “We are advocates of diplomacy and negotiation, though indirectly. However, it must be acknowledged that no formal round of talks has been held so far.” Araghchi also responded to statements by a U.S. senator suggesting that the President prefers an agreement with Iran similar to the one reached with Libya in 2003, saying: “They must be dreaming.”
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