San Francisco. - (AFP) - A number of “Netflix” shareholders filed a lawsuit against the streaming platform, which they accuse of deceiving them about the decline in the number of its subscribers, which is the news that caused the drop in its share price.

These investors noted in a statement published Tuesday that the California-based group made "false and/or misleading" statements and withheld certain information.

Investors criticized the platform in particular for not making it clear that “the slowdown in the growth of the number of subscribers is due, among other reasons, to the sharing of accounts between a number of customers, and to the increase in competition from other broadcasting platforms.”

And “Netflix” announced on April 19 that it lost 200,000 subscribers worldwide in the first quarter of the year compared to the end of 2021, which is a precedent for more than ten years.

The lawyers who filed the class-action lawsuit on behalf of the investors recalled that the share price fell "by more than 35 percent, to settle at $226.19 on April 20."

And the streaming giant, which expects to lose more subscribers in the spring, has planned to clamp down on the sharing of IDs and passwords, allowing many people not to pay for access to the platform.

Netflix, which expects to lose more subscribers in the spring, intends to adopt a strict policy regarding sharing accounts on its network, which allowed many to benefit from the service for free.

And “Netflix” announced in early March that it would conduct tests in South American countries to impose a financial allowance on its customers if they wanted to add additional profiles to their accounts.

But “Netflix” expected to gain 2.5 million additional subscribers in the first quarter, while analysts were expecting an even larger number, which caused the shock caused by the loss of some of them.

The reason for the loss was in part the suspension of service in Russia after the invasion of Ukraine.

The group explained on April 19 that the suspension of its services in Russia after its invasion of Ukraine led to a net loss of 700,000 subscriptions. "Otherwise, we would have had 500,000 more subscriptions" compared to the previous quarter, she added.

The total number of subscriptions to the platform has reached 221.64 million.

Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - 6 workers were injured today, Saturday, while being pursued by the Israeli occupation forces, which led to their vehicle overturning in the Al-Majaz area of Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron.

Local sources said that 6 workers were injured during the occupation's pursuit of their vehicle, which led to its overturning, and live bullets were fired at the workers, which led to the injury of one of them with bullets in the foot, and the injured workers were transferred to a hospital.

Kiev (Ukraine) - (AFP) - Kiev called on Sunday for a truce in Mariupopol on the occasion of the Orthodox Easter, which is celebrated by both Russia and Ukraine, at a time when battles are raging in the east and south of the country.

Kiev accused Moscow of "continuously" attacking the Azovstal steel plant in besieged Mariupol, and demanded special negotiations with Russia to release its stranded soldiers.

"Russia is constantly attacking the Azovstal (factory) in Mariupol. The place where our civilians and our army are located is being bombed heavily by air and artillery," Ukrainian presidential advisor Mykhailo Podolyak said on Twitter.

While Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his forces this week not to attack the factory but to besiege it, Podolyak said Russia was massing its forces in preparation for an "attack".

He said that "the Russian Federation should think about what is left of its reputation."

He called on Moscow to "declare a real truce on the occasion of Easter in Mariupol" and to establish "immediately a humanitarian corridor for civilians."

He also called on Moscow "to agree to a special round of negotiations so that we can transfer or exchange our military."

Ukraine reported a day earlier that Russian forces had "thwarted" an attempt to evacuate civilians from Mariupol.

Fighting erupted in other parts of the country on Sunday, blowing any hopes of a ceasefire for Easter.

The governor of the Donetsk region, Pavlo Kirilenko, said two girls, aged five and 14, were killed in a village in the east by Russian forces.

Pope Francis also called on Sunday for a truce in Ukraine for Orthodox Easter "to ease the suffering of weary people".

TEHRAN, (Xinhua) -- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy has stopped a ship carrying 150,000 liters of smuggled fuel off the country's southeastern coast, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported.

And the agency quoted Muhammad Nozari, commander of the Imam Ali base of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard in the city of Chabahar, as saying that a number of Iranians and foreigners had been arrested.

He added that the ship was planning to deliver fuel to a neighboring country, without giving further details.

This is at least the third confiscation of its kind this month.
On April 15, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Navy announced that it had arrested a ship in the Gulf waters carrying 250,000 liters of smuggled fuel.
Iran's official IRNA news agency reported in early April that the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Navy seized a foreign tanker carrying 220,000 liters of smuggled fuel in the Gulf and arrested its 11 crew.

Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - Today, Thursday, the Palestinian governorates are witnessing a series of demonstrations and vigils against US President Joe Biden's visit to the region, especially the occupied territories.

Political and popular forces called on citizens to gather, in various governorates, at separate times, and to raise the Palestinian flag during those vigils condemning the visit.

The Palestinian factions unanimously agreed that Biden's visit aims to serve the Israeli occupation and its interests in the region, and to try to swallow the wealth of Arab countries and peoples for the benefit of the occupation entity.

Tomorrow, Friday, Biden is scheduled to meet with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Bethlehem, to discuss many issues.

Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - This evening, Monday, the Israeli occupation forces arrested a child, after storming the town of Silwad , north of Ramallah, and three young men from the Wadi Al-Rababa neighborhood in Silwan, south of Al-Aqsa Mosque, while they arrested a freed prisoner from the town of Al-Yamoun, west of Jenin. A military checkpoint.

According to press sources, the occupation forces raided a sports club in the town of Silwad, and arrested the child, Mustafa Ahmed Hamed (16 years old).

She added that the occupation forces arrested both: Khader Samreen, Medhat Zahda, and Adam Halis, while they were in Wadi Al-Rababa neighborhood street.

Director of the Prisoners' Club in Jenin, Muntaser Sammour, stated that the occupation forces arrested the released prisoner, Imad Hamdan Najeeb Samoudi (42 years), while he was passing through a military checkpoint at the entrance to the town of Silat al-Dhahr, south of Jenin.

In the same context, security sources said that the occupation forces stormed the villages of Zabuba and Al-Arqa, set up a military checkpoint at Al-Tarm junction, stopped and searched vehicles, and checked the cards of their passengers.

Haifa - "Jerusalem" dot com - A 33-year-old man from the West Bank was seriously injured today, as a result of being stabbed in the village of Kafr Qara, in the interior lands.

The Magen David Adom spokesman said, "The medical teams arrived at the Kafr Qara junction on Street 65, and transferred a seriously injured person to Hillel Yafa Hospital in Hadera, and his condition is unstable."

The Israeli police opened a file to investigate the circumstances of the crime.

According to the police, "a quarrel broke out between the injured and a young man from Kafr Qara, whose identity is known, due to a work dispute, as the suspect stabbed the victim and seriously injured him, after which he was transferred to the hospital for treatment, and the police are conducting investigations into the incident in addition to searching for the suspect." with it".

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رام الله – “القدس” دوت كوم – قال نادي الأسير اليوم الخميس، إن الأسير خالد مخامرة من يطا جنوب الخليل، علّق إضرابًا عن الطعام بدأه منتصف أيار الماضي، بعد اتفاق يقضي بإنهاء عزله.

وأوضح النادي أن قرار مخامرة تعليق إضابه يأتي بعد اتفاق يقضي بالاستجابة لمجموعة من مطالبه، علمًا أنه معتقل منذ 2016، ومحكوم بالسّجن 4 مؤبدات، و60 سنة، على خلفية تنفيذه عملية في تل أبيب، برفقة محمد مخامرة، وموسى زين.

Tunisia - (AFP) - At least 17 migrants have died in the sinking of four boats off the coast of central Tunisia, according to what Agence France-Presse learned Sunday from a judicial source, who said that 97 people had been rescued.

"The very dilapidated boats left the coast near Sfax on the night of April 22-23," Murad al-Turki, a spokesman for the city courts of Sfax, told AFP.

The spokesman added, "A woman was rushed to the hospital, but she died in the ambulance, and at least one infant was among the victims."

Al-Turki stated that the initial death toll was 17, many of whom were recovered from the sea, and he did not rule out finding other bodies in the coming days, because according to the testimonies of rescued migrants, "there were between 30 and 32 people in each boat."

A spokesman for the courts of Sfax said that the majority of these migrants hail from Ivory Coast, Mali, Somalia and Nigeria, and expressed his fear that other boats would leave in the coming days "because of the improvement in weather conditions."

Hundreds of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa arrive in Tunisia with the intention of crossing to Europe across the Mediterranean, often in rickety boats.

Italy is one of the main entry points into Europe for migrants from North Africa, who arrive mainly from Tunisia and Libya, from which the number of departures increased significantly in 2021.

15,671 immigrants, including 584 women, were able to reach Italian soil from the Tunisian coast in 2021, compared to 12,883, including 353 women, in 2020, according to figures from the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights.

In total, more than 123,000 migrants arrived in Italy in 2021, compared to about 95,000 in the previous year, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

About 2,000 migrants went missing or drowned in the Mediterranean Sea in the same year, compared to 1,401 in 2020, according to the International Organization for Migration.

Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - The Palestinian Bar Association announced a comprehensive strike tomorrow, Wednesday, before all courts of all types and degrees and before all public and private institutions.

In a statement today, Tuesday, the Bar Association called on all of its members to engage and participate in all mass activities announced by the national forces.

The Syndicate confirmed the suspension of comprehensive work before all courts of all types and degrees, regular, military and administrative, settlement courts and the Supreme Court, on Wednesday and Thursday, including civil, administrative and military prosecutions, official departments, enforcement departments and notaries without any exceptions, except for procedures related to legal periods.

And she said in a statement, "The central sit-in will be inside the Ramallah First Instance and Reconciliation Court, tomorrow, Wednesday, from 1:00 p.m., with overnight stay there."

Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - The Palestinian Prisoners Club said today, Thursday, that the Israeli occupation is detaining 13 Palestinian journalists in its prisons, the last of whom was the journalist Amer Abdel Halim Abu Arafa from Hebron, who was arrested on the nineteenth of this July.

In a statement, the club stated that the occupation escalated the pursuit and targeting of Palestinian journalists through a number of systematic abusive tools, most notably arrests. The confrontation in May 2022, the month in which the journalist Sherine Abu Aqleh was martyred by the occupation bullets in Jenin camp.

By arresting journalists, the occupation authorities aim at undermining their role in exposing and exposing their crimes, and restricting freedom of opinion and expression. This broad concept expanded the scope of targeting, especially with the development of tools that enabled the journalist to use it, especially social media, and the emergence of activists alongside journalists who worked to expose its violations.

The Captive Club pointed out that the reality of the occupation imposed over the past decades on the Palestinian journalist to engage in struggle in all its forms and tools as a legitimate right to self-determination and resistance to the occupation, and his struggle is no longer limited to his journalistic work.

Among the journalists are three administrative detainees: Bushra Al-Taweel, Omar Abu Al-Rub, and Ragai Hamad.

Among the most prominent journalists sentenced to high sentences in the prisons of the occupation, who were able, over the years of their detention, to produce poetry and literature and contributed knowledge in various fields, despite their deprivation of performing their profession:

The prisoner Mahmoud Issa, who is sentenced to three life terms and (46) years in prison; The prisoner Basem Khandakji, who is sentenced to three life terms, the prisoner Ahmed Al-Saifi, who is sentenced to (17) years, the prisoner Munther Mufleh, who is sentenced to (30) years, and the prisoner Haitham Jaber, who is sentenced to (28) years.

The occupation also continued to harass them, confiscate their knowledge production, and pursue them. Not only that, but many of them were subjected to a policy of solitary confinement.

The Captive Club renewed its call for international human rights organizations to intervene seriously to put an end to the occupation's ongoing violations against journalists, including systematic arrests, and to guarantee their right to exercise freedom of opinion and expression.

Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - A state of extreme tension prevails in the prisoners' section inside the "Ashkelon" prison, as a result of the prison administration's delay in meeting the request of the detainee's brothers, Nasser Abu Hamid , to allow them to visit him in "Ramle" prison.

It is noteworthy that Nasser was in "Ashkelon" prison for years before he was transferred due to his health condition to "Ramle" prison.

His brother Nasr is in "Ashkelon" prison, while his two brothers Sharif and Islam are in "Raymon" prison, and his brother Muhammad is in "Ramle" prison.

رام الله- “القدس” دوت كوم- يكون الجو اليوم الإثنين، صافياً بوجه عام, معتدلاً في المناطق الجبلية إلى حار نسبي في بقية المناطق، ويطرأ انخفاض ملموس على درجات الحرارة لتصبح حول معدلها السنوي العام، والرياح شمالية غربية، خفيفة إلى معتدلة السرعة تنشط أحيانا، والبحر خفيف ارتفاع الموج.

هذه الليلة، يكون الجو باردا نسبيا قي المناطق الجبلية معتدلا في بقية المناطق، والرياح شمالية غربية، خفيفة إلى معتدلة السرعة تنشط أحيانا، والبحر خفيف ارتفاع الموج.

A translation of "Jerusalem" dot com - Ben & Jerry's, the American company, decided to hold talks with the global parent company, Unilever, instead of the lawsuit against it, in order to prevent the marketing of its ice cream in Israeli settlements .

According to the Hebrew website Ynet, the company, Ben & Jerry's, decided to complete the talks within two weeks in an attempt to prevent the parent company from continuing with this step.

The American company considers that marketing its products outside the Green Line is not commensurate with its values, as stated in the lawsuit, and that this undermines the social integrity that Ben & Jerry's has built over decades.

About two weeks ago, he revealed arrangements initiated by the international company aimed at selling Ben & Jerry's products in the settlements through an Israeli company.

Unilever sold Ben & Jerry's business interests in Israel to American Quality Products EQP (AQP), which also acquired exclusive rights to the brand's logo in Hebrew and Arabic, but AQP will have to stop using it. English brands, so that they can continue to sell Ben & Jerry's ice cream in Israeli settlements after the end of this year, when the Ben & Jerry's ban was due to go into effect.

Ben & Jerry's announced last year that it would stop selling its products in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, a reference to Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, but plans to continue its operations in Israel.

Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - An Israeli court decided, on Wednesday, to postpone the trial of the prisoner , Khalil Awawda from Hebron, until tomorrow, Thursday.

The court had accused Awadeh, based on a file from the Israeli Military Prosecution, of bringing a phone into the Ramla clinic prison.

Awadeh was supposed to be released on the second of this month, based on an agreement that included stopping his hunger strike, which lasted for months, but the occupation manipulated the agreement.

London, (AFP) - The unemployment rate witnessed a new decline in Britain , reaching 3.5 percent over the three months to the end of August, after it recorded 3.6 percent a month ago, and it remains at its lowest level in 50 years, according to National Bureau of Statistics.

But the decline in unemployment reflects the increase in the number of Britons who have left the labor market since the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic, a phenomenon that has not yet been put to an end in the United Kingdom, unlike the European Union or the United States, according to the Office for National Statistics.

The number of people who are not working due to chronic diseases has reached unprecedented levels, according to the office, while the numbers on waiting lists have increased in the public health system, knowing that the national health system has been underfunded for years.

Faced with inflation of around 10 percent in August, real wages, that is, which takes into account price increases, fell by 2.9 percent, excluding bonuses, during this period.

The number of job vacancies decreased slightly to 1.2 million, after reaching record levels for months in the country, reflecting significant recruitment difficulties.

"Countries all over the world are facing economic challenges, but the statistics out now remind us that the fundamentals of the British economy are still resilient," British Finance Minister Kwasi Quarting said in a statement.

"Although there are initial signs that the labor market" is improving after difficult conditions in recent months, "the labor shortage makes it exceptionally volatile," warned Ruth Gregory, an analyst at Capital Economics.

(AFP) - The horror movie "Smile", with a deceptive title, topped the North American box office for the second week, raking in nearly $17.6 million, according to the specialized "Experience Relationships" company.

Susie Bacon, daughter of actors Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick, plays a therapist who begins to experience unrest after she witnesses a horrific event involving one of her patients.

Sony's new live-action animated musical comedy "Lil' Lyle Crocodile" ranked second with $11.5 million.

Analyst David A. Gross described this result as a "weak start" despite the good reviews of the film, which cast their voices on its characters, including Javier Bardem, Shawn Mendes and Constance Wu.

And in third place, another new work is the comedy thriller "Amsterdam", which got 6.5 million dollars. The film received poor reviews, despite what Gross described as "an impressive array of talent in front of and behind the camera."

This movie, directed by David O. Russell ("Silver Linings Playbook," "American Hustle"), featuring the likes of Christian Bale, Margot Robbie, Chris Rock, Taylor Swift, Matthias Schoenaerts, Rami Malek, and Robert De Niro. His story revolves around the mysterious murder of an American senator.
In fourth place, down one place from last week, was the movie "The Woman King", which is inspired by historical events. The work generated revenues of $5.3 million. In this work, Viola Davis plays the leader of an army of African warriors.
Fifth place went to Warner Brothers' "Don't Worry Darling" with $3.5 million.

Kiev ( Ukraine ) (AFP) - The Ukrainian Public Prosecutor's Office announced on Tuesday that 78 bodies of civilians had been found buried in two towns recently recaptured by Ukrainian forces in Donetsk, in the east of the country.

The Public Prosecution's statement indicated that "many graves were found in the liberated cities of Svyatogersk and Liman," pointing out that 34 bodies were found buried in Svyatogorsk and 44 in Liman.

The Public Prosecution confirmed that some of the bodies found in Svyatogersk bore traces of "violent death", and the charred remains of two people were found in a car.

In Liman, about 110 graves were found, of which 44 bodies were immediately exhumed, including the body of "a one-year-old child and his entire family."

Ukraine accuses the Russian forces of committing many violations, as it discovers, after the withdrawal of these forces, the graves of civilians who were killed or victims of torture and extrajudicial executions.

Russia denies the accusations.

LOS ANGELES (Xinhua) -- A US federal health official has warned that the number of monkeypox cases in the country will continue to rise until at least August.

As of Friday, a total of 1,814 confirmed cases of the virus had been reported in the country, according to the latest data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The data showed that New York ranked first in terms of the number of cases, with 489 cases, followed by California, with 266 cases, and then Illinois, with 174 cases.

"Now that we're watching cases closely, I'd like you all to understand that we can expect an increase in cases in the coming weeks" as testing advances and it becomes easier for states to report new cases to the Biden administration, CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said Friday.

"We know that symptoms of monkeypox usually begin within three weeks of exposure to the virus," Walensky said.

So we expect to see an increase in cases throughout July through August."

Washington - "Jerusalem" dot com - Saeed Erekat - The American website "Al-Monitor" publishes a report entitled "There is no rest in Gaza, even for the dead". It indicated at its outset that the repeated Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip during the past years led to the destruction of thousands of housing units and killings. Thousands of Gazans.

In light of this, the site says: “The densely populated Gaza Strip is in dire need of new areas to rebuild homes and cemeteries, but the authorities are struggling to accommodate both the living and the dead.

The report noted that the 365-square-kilometer (227-square-mile) Gaza Strip, home to more than two million people, is suffering under deteriorating economic conditions, poor infrastructure, and overcrowding, with no hope for an improvement in the political situation.

And in an interview with the citizen Ahmed Al-Yazji, who lives in the central Gaza Strip: “My father died in the war on Gaza in May 2021, and all members of our family were buried in the Sheikh Radwan cemetery in the center of Gaza City, but in 2021 that cemetery became full, so we could not My father is buried there. We were asked to find another place to bury him near the border, very far from where we live. How are we supposed to visit our father's grave? In the end, we were forced to bury him in the Fallujah cemetery in the northern Gaza Strip."

Al-Yazji added, “There are a lot of vacant government lands in the Gaza Strip, which the government must turn into cemeteries. Burying our dead is a sacred matter for us as Muslims, so the government needs to provide suitable cemeteries for their dead, and they must be close so that families can visit their dead.” Easily. But instead, the government gives the land in central Gaza to its employees."

Al-Jazeera previously published a report on the pressures faced by cemeteries in the besieged Gaza Strip, where even the dead cannot rest in peace. The report notes that last February, the Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs in Gaza closed 24 cemeteries that reached their capacity, noting that it faces a dilemma in finding lands for graves due to the population increase.

In turn, a citizen named Mazen al-Najjar said in an interview with the site: "We are facing a big problem in providing lands for new cemeteries inside the Gaza Strip, amid repeated wars, population growth, and urban sprawl." He added, "We have 64 cemeteries in Gaza, including family and public cemeteries, and we closed 24 of them after they reached their capacity. We have plans to build new cemeteries to compensate for those that have been closed, but to find the land and complete the project we need about four years and a huge budget. No The Ministry of Awqaf can do this on its own. Other bodies including the Ministry of Local Government and Municipalities and the Palestinian Land Authority are all responsible for finding land and providing budgets."

Al-Najjar said: “Repeated wars have increased the demand for new housing and re-housing of the homeless, and the construction of cemeteries is no longer a priority. However, the government is required to provide housing for the dead as well as the living. A development plan should be put in place to allocate land for cemeteries and provide security staff. Today, there are only 30 guards guarding 64 graves, which has led to many violations and abuses by grave robbers."

Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - Today, Sunday, the Ministry of Education held a meeting of the General Examinations Committee; To discuss and approve the results of the general secondary school certificate exam for the year 2022 for prisoners in the occupation detention centers, based on what was stated in the agreement of understanding between the Ministry and the Commission for Prisoners and Ex-Prisoners Affairs.

The measures taken by the Ministry were reviewed with the Authority, as the positive response was made with the utmost flexibility and high responsibility. In a way that enhances the steadfastness of the detainees and gives them the right to learn and take the exam wherever possible or available; Where he succeeded in the exam (406) of the prisoners.

At the end of the meeting, the Ministry and the Commission paid tribute and appreciation to our brave prisoners behind bars, and congratulated them and their families on this achievement, despite the many obstacles imposed by the occupation with the aim of depriving them of education and living in freedom and dignity.

The Ministry of Education also indicated that the results of the prisoners can be viewed through its website: (www.moe.pna.ps), as well as through the website of the Commission for Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs (www.Cda.gov.ps), and the score lists will be distributed tomorrow, Monday, in Education directorates.

Baghdad - (dpa) - Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al -Kazemi said today, Thursday, that we are going to the summit conference in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and we are focusing on the water and climate change file, and partnership on the issue of energy and electrical interconnection, as well as economic partnerships and joint investments.

Al-Kazemi added, during his meeting with a number of journalists and media professionals, that all the files contain "good for the Iraqi people, and great support for investment projects in Iraq. Cooperation in the fields of economy, energy, and the challenges produced by the Corona pandemic, the food security crisis, as well as climate variables will also be discussed."

Al-Kazemi said that any other conversations about the goals of the summit "are an attempt to confuse, and have no validity at all, and it is an attempt to distance Iraq from the prominent role it plays in the region, and for this government to carry out its tasks in serving the people, and bringing investments and support for the benefit of Iraq."

And the Iraqi Prime Minister renewed, "Iraq's position on the Palestinian issue, and that it is firm and clear, and we are not within any axis or alliance in the region, and Iraq maintains its balanced policy with its neighbors and surroundings, based on its national and humanitarian principles."

He said, "This government came in a difficult economic situation and we passed it, and economic indicators from the World Bank confirm that Iraq succeeded in a very short time in crossing this crisis, and we presented a vision for economic reform represented by the white paper."

He explained, "Iraq today is one of the countries most affected by climate change, and we need the help of others, and for this we have taken a decision to cooperate with our brothers and friends in overcoming these challenges."

It is expected that the Iraqi Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, will leave Baghdad tomorrow to participate in the Saudi conference, in the presence of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, Iraq, Egypt, and Jordan, in addition to the United States of America, at the official invitation of the Saudi leadership.

Tehran - (dpa) - Naval units of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard detained a foreign oil tanker in the Gulf today, Sunday, on charges of smuggling fuel, for the second time that such a measure was taken in two weeks.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guards in Bushehr province, southern Iran, said that the ship was illegally transporting more than 200,000 liters of oil.

Iran's Fars news agency reported that the ship's eight crew members had been temporarily detained.

It was not clear at first which flag the oil tanker was flying.

Two weeks ago, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards' naval units in the neighboring province of Hormozgan seized a foreign oil tanker on charges of smuggling more than 220,000 liters of fuel, and temporarily detained its 11-member crew as well.

No details of their whereabouts have been announced yet.

Gaza - "Jerusalem" dot com - Ahmed Al-Masharawi - Abdul Salam Haniyeh , Assistant Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, announced the launch of the third phase of infrastructure development projects in sports facilities, as part of the support programs provided by the Council to the Strip, which aims to rehabilitate the eastern facade of the Palestine Stadium. And its restoration, as well as the northern facade, and the wedding hall in the services clubs of Deir Al-Balah, Khan Yunis, and the Palestinian Al-Ahly Club. The development projects also included the hall of a group club in Rafah.

Haniyeh praised the clubs that implemented the summer camps 2022, and thanked the efforts of the Supreme Committee for the Camps, which oversaw the success of the work and the provision of all needs, explaining that this stage will be allocated to youth organizations and specialized camps. This came during the council’s celebration of the conclusion of the second phase of the camps, which targeted 3,000 children. And implemented by clubs in the governorates of Gaza.

Children from the camps participated in the parade line at the Palestine Sports Stadium in the ceremony, which included competitions, poetry, gymnastics, circus, and folk arts, amid the interaction of children.

In addition, Haniyeh inaugurated the Al-Jawad Equestrian Club camp on the seashore, while he participated in the conclusion of the Dolphin Club camp dedicated to swimming for children on the autism spectrum, which was held over the past week in the Friendship Club swimming pool. Haniyeh praised the distinction of the camp and the interaction of children, indicating that the second stage One of the camps will complete the image of excellence launched by the Supreme Council.

Today, Thursday, the Israeli Ministry of Health announced that it had recorded 8,252 cases of coronavirus during the last day, after conducting 30,148 laboratory tests.

According to the ministry, 399 patients are in serious condition, including 79 on ventilators.

She noted that 11,101 Israelis have died since the virus began spreading years ago.

Translation by "Jerusalem" dot com - The Israeli police announced today, Monday, that they arrested a young Jerusalemite for allegedly tearing up the Israeli flag and throwing it on the ground.

According to a statement by the Israeli police, the young man works in the restoration of a school in Jerusalem and uploaded a video clip on the Internet as he lowered the flag, tore it and threw it on the ground inside the educational institution.

It indicated that the detainee is 19 years old, and he is from East Jerusalem, and he was transferred for interrogation.

Gaza - by Al-Quds Sports Correspondent and Ahmed Al-Masharawi - The Palestinian Athletics Federation, in cooperation with the Relief and Employment Agency and the sports committees in UNRWA schools, launched the second phase of the eye-scanning for the competencies of young people and the category of buds who are good at athletics or sports, on the track of the historic Yarmouk stadium. With the participation of experts in athletics, representatives of the federation and teachers of physical education in the Agency's schools.

Abdullah Al-Masharawi, an observer from the Agency's schools, said that this important stage includes 120 players representing 7 educational areas, including 16 primary and preparatory schools in the Gaza Strip.

He explained that the organizers will organize central tournaments on the sixth of this month at the Yarmouk stadium, which are long and short distance races of up to 2000 meters, 1000 meters, 600 meters, 300 meters, 80 meters, and wheel push and long jump competitions.

For his part, Majed Abu Marahel, representative of the Athletics Association, said that the championships come to reveal the best competencies of players in all competitions, in order to prepare them locally to participate in foreign championships.

Beach technician

This, and the Business Administration Council of the Beach Services Club chose a new technical staff to lead the team during the upcoming winter transfer period, and the staff is headed by technical director Imad Hashem, the former coach of the national team for the beaches, as a replacement for the resigned Jihad Abdel Raouf Al-Soudi, who led the team in the first round, the first round to Fifth place in the first division with 18 points, and the Council hopes to lead the beach in preparation for the return to the Premier League.

sail union

Khaldoun Abu Salim, President of the Palestinian Sailing and Rowing Federation, Executive Director of the Saudi Kayak Federation, Mamdouh Al-Barragh, met at the federation’s headquarters in Riyadh, where they discussed means of cooperation between the federations and the development of kayak sport in Palestine. This sport and the importance of coordination with the President of the Saudi Arabian Olympic Committee, Prince Abdul Aziz bin Turki Al-Faisal, to raise the Arab sport of sailing and kayak, to achieve the principle of true competition internationally.

On the other hand, Abu Salim visited the Saudi Olympic headquarters, and met with the Secretary-General of the Rowing Federation, Youssef Al-Julaidan, at the federation’s headquarters, and it was agreed on the first phase, which provides for providing training courses for the Palestinian Federation in the field of beach and Olympic rowing, and benefiting from the existing Saudi expertise in this field to develop Rowing sport in Palestine. At the end of the meeting, Youssef presented the shield of the Saudi Federation to Abu Salim.

Development of sports facilities

The Supreme Council for Youth and Sports started yesterday, Thursday, to develop 3 new sports facilities at a financial value of 25,000 shekels. The facilities include stadiums and sports halls that were approved by the Supreme Council within the third phase of infrastructure development projects for sports facilities in the Gaza Strip. Engineer Ahmed Al-Zinati, Director of the Projects and Institutional Performance Development Department at the Council, said that the projects are vital and serve a large and wide sector of athletes, namely: Al-Mamoura Stadium in Al-Maghazi camp, which was bombed by the Israeli occupation, and the expansion of the wedding hall in Khadamat Al-Bureij Club in the center of the Gaza Strip, and maintenance of the roof of the club hall. The Palestinian National Authority in Gaza.

He stated that the projects will be funded according to the instructions of the Assistant Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, Abdul Salam Haniyeh, within the approved development programs.

Late Muhanna Boxing Championship

At the end of its agenda for the current year 2022, the Palestinian Boxing Federation is organizing the classification sector championship for the game for the categories of men, youth and juniors, the course of the late Ibrahim Muhanna, one of the founders of the game and the Palestinian stars of the game, next Sunday, the fourth of December, in the halls of the University College of Applied Sciences, where the invitation cards were distributed Legal personalities, sports and game stars in the eighties and nineties, parents and relatives of the players to attend the match. In this regard, the Balance and Referee Committee conducted the weight procedures for each player, to determine their participation according to each category, and the players were distributed to duels according to their weights in a lottery manner.

The expert in the game and the former president of the federation, Ali Abdel Shafi, said that these tournaments reveal the preparations of the players and their preparations for this important tournament, which reveals new faces from the junior and youth categories.

The Qatari ambassador attends the second round of the World Cup

The Qatari Committee for the Reconstruction of Gaza called on the masses to increase participation in the decisive second round of the World Cup hosted by the Qatari capital, Doha, through the places it allocated in Gaza and the West Bank, especially that it will be decisive and will determine the qualifier from one of the two sides of the match. Participation of the Qatari Ambassador, Mohammed Al-Emadi, and his deputy, Khaled Al-Hardan.

The Brazilian Ambassador to the Palestinian Territories, Alessandro Warly Candias, participated in attending his team's last match against Switzerland in the World Cup while he was in the Brazil neighborhood in the Rafah governorate in the southern Gaza Strip. He urged after saying: This participation is an expression of solidarity with the Palestinian people, especially that the Brazilian people He is very close to the Palestinian people, and he expressed his happiness at visiting the neighborhood, and said: I express my happiness as the ambassador of Brazil in Palestine to see this friendship between Brazil and Palestine.

The hurray in the athlete

This, and the Gaza Sports Club with the players Tariq Al-Hour and Hassan Judeh coming from Al-Zawaida Club, in preparation for the upcoming Premier League second leg as part of its efforts to escape from the bottleneck to the warm safety zone, where it occupies the eleventh place - penultimate.

دلهي – “القدس” دوت كوم – انتشرت على وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي مقاطع مروعة تظهر نفوق 18 فيلا بريا على الأقل قيل إنها قُتلت بسبب تعرضها لضربة برق في الهند.

ووفقا للمغردين، فإن الفيلة لاقت مصرعها في إحدى غابات منطقة ناجوان بولاية آسام الشمالية.

ويعمل الخبراء على التحقق من حيثيات نفوق الفيلة، في ظل عدم وجود علامات مرئية تشير إلى السبب الدقيق لما ألم بهم.

ويظهر الفيديو الفيلة ملقاة على الأرض بين الأشجار دون حراك، وبدت علامات غير مألوفة على عيني إحداها، كما لو كانت آثار بكاء.

وبدت بعض الفيلة صغيرة الحجم نوعا ما، ما يشير إلى صغر سنها.

ونقلت صحيفة “ديلي ميل” عن السلطات المحلية قولها إنها عثرت على جثث لأربعة من الفيلة ملقاة في مكان منفصل عن الموقع الذي عثرت فيه على الـ14 فيلا المتبقية.

Translated by Al-Quds.com - Israeli Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu said last night that the Palestinians do not want to solve anything, they only want to get rid of Israel.

During an interview with the American podcast Peter Robinson, in an interview broadcast last night, Netanyahu called for thinking outside the box in order to solve the Palestinian problem.

He said: "Everyone says that it is not possible to reach the Arab world unless the Palestinian problem is resolved first, but we did that and concluded historic peace agreements with our Arab neighbours."

He added, "It is inconceivable that the historic peace agreements that we concluded with the Gulf states took place without the tacit consent of Saudi Arabia," considering that this creates a basis for hope that the Kingdom will join these agreements.

And he indicated that his goals in the new government are to continue obstructing Iran's work, expanding the circle of peace and concluding other historic agreements, especially with Saudi Arabia.

Netanyahu praised his former ally Donald Trump, who said he was the most friendly president in the United States to Israel, especially since he recognized Jerusalem as its capital, moved the embassy to it and recognized its sovereignty over the Golan Heights.

Kahramanmaraş - (AFP) - A violent 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck large areas of Turkey and parts of Syria on February 6, killing more than 50,000 people in the two countries.

The World Health Organization said it was the "worst natural disaster" in the European region in a century.

A month after the disaster, Turkey faces the daunting task of rebuilding devastated cities where tens of thousands of people are buried, and many survivors live in tents or containers.

Turkish Interior Minister Suleiman Soylu said Saturday that the death toll from the earthquake has risen to 45,968, in addition to 4,267 Syrian refugees who fled the civil war in their country. Thousands more have died in Syria.

The earthquake struck 11 Turkish provinces at 04:17 local time, while residents were sleeping in houses not built to withstand strong tremors.

Turkish officials said that 214,000 buildings collapsed after the quake, many of them in Hatay and Kahramanmaraş.

Teams of workers are still clearing rubble in the quake-stricken cities.

About 14 million people, or one-sixth of the country's population, were affected by the disaster.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said 3.3 million people had so far been forced to leave the quake zone. More than 1.4 million people are currently staying in tents and about 46,000 in containers, while the rest have settled in dormitories and guesthouses, according to official figures.

There was growing frustration with the government's handling of the disaster. But Erdogan blamed the harsh winter weather, which covered main roads with ice and snow, damaged a number of roads and stopped operating airports.

In some provinces, including Adiyaman, anger against the government remains high. Survivors told AFP they were left to rescue loved ones trapped under the rubble with their bare hands as there were no rescue teams, soldiers or police for days after the quake.

Some of the survivors recounted that they witnessed the death of their relatives because they were unable to pull them out from under the rubble due to the lack of equipment needed to excavate between the concrete blocks.

Erdogan acknowledged his "shortcomings" and apologized to residents after criticism of his government's handling of the disaster.

"It is not possible for us to be prepared for a similar disaster," he said during a visit to the quake zone.

Media and opposition politicians blamed government institutions, including the disaster management agency, for their slow response.

Likewise, the Red Crescent Society and its president, Karim Qanq, have been criticized for selling tents to earthquake survivors instead of donating them.
So far, no government official has claimed responsibility for the response, and no one has resigned.

Building developers and contractors were blamed for using poor quality materials or not respecting standards, which led to the collapse of a large number of buildings.

The authorities detained more than 200 people, including construction contractors, as part of a wider investigation. Turkish media showed some of the contractors being held at Istanbul airport as they tried to flee the country.

Turkey, which is suffering from severe inflation and a depreciation of the currency, must absorb the economic damage of the earthquake, which the World Bank estimated at more than $34 billion.

This amount is equivalent to four percent of the country's gross domestic product for the year 2021, and does not include the cost of reconstruction, which may reach "twice" the amount, as indicated by the World Bank.

With elections scheduled for May approaching, Erdogan has pledged to provide new housing for the millions of affected people within a year.
The Turkish president relied on the construction sector in the country during his two decades of rule, boasting of a modernization campaign that built roads, bridges and tunnels.

According to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, post-earthquake reconstruction efforts may produce economic gains.
"Increasing production from reconstruction activities may largely offset the negative impact of the disruption of economic activity," the bank said.

Erdogan said this week that the legislative and presidential elections will be held as scheduled on May 14, despite the earthquake.
Last month, the president declared a three-month state of emergency in the quake zone, prompting speculation that the elections might be postponed. It remains unclear how the displaced will be able to cast their ballots.

And it seems that these elections will be the most sensitive for Erdogan, who has been in power, first as prime minister and then as president, since 2003.

The earthquake delayed the opposition coalition's announcement of a candidate, which is expected to happen on Monday. The most likely candidate is Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the opposition Republican People's Party.
But his candidacy was strongly opposed by the leader of the Nationalist Party in the coalition.