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#bestcollectionmizo #israel #russiaukrainewar #hamas ////// GAZA-AH THIL MAK || KHAWVEL INDONA (HOUTHI-HAMAS-RUSSIA-UKRAINE) ///// 1.Houthi media report fresh US airstrikes in rebel-controlled Yemen. Houthi media in Yemen on Wednesday morning reported at least 17 strikes in Saada and Amran, blaming the United States for the attacks. The Iran-backed rebels also claimed to have launched an overnight drone attack on central Israel, though no sirens were activated. The rebels’ Ansarollah website said US warplanes carried out “aggressive air raids… causing material damage to citizens’ property,” but gave no details of casualties in the two governorates, both Houthi strongholds . 2.Hundreds in Gaza join rare protests against Hamas rule, call for an end to the war Hundreds of Palestinians protested against Hamas rule and against the war in at least three locations in Gaza on Tuesday, in a relatively rare occurrence in the Strip due to the terror group’s often violent suppression of political dissent. Footage showed around 100 residents of Beit Lahia, in the northern Gaza Strip, holding a protest calling for an end to the war and an end to Hamas’s governance, with some demonstrators carrying signs reading “Stop war” and “Children in Palestine want to live.” . 3.Amid truce talks, why is Ukraine focused on attacking western Russia? Small groups of infantrymen backed by armoured vehicles, multiple rocket launchers, drones and fighter jets are trying to seize a village. They have been attacking it for days despite heavy counterattacks, shelling and drone strikes, spring rains, wet ground and the lack of life-saving foliage on the trees around the village that hides camouflage-clad soldiers The situation remains tense,” a war correspondent concludes. What sounds like a bland, repetitive report from eastern Ukraine is in fact a dispatch of pro-Kremlin war correspondent Yuri Kotyonok from the Russia-Ukraine war’s brand new front line.