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State media says two civilians injured and the area sustained damage in a strike west of Tripoli. London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says the facility targeted was being used by Hezbollah.
Iranian officials have not addressed the report, although Telegram channels affiliated with the IRGC discussed the blast and even hinted it was the result of an Israeli operation.
PA attorney general says the bullet was given to US experts “for technical work" but Ramallah remains adamant that it will not share the bullet with the Israelis. Palestinians "welcome the participation of any international bodies to help us confirm the truth," AG says. "Israel will make sure the PA gave the US the genuine bullet," Israeli official says.
"At this point, we are not sure if they [the Iranians] know what more they want. They didn’t come to Doha with many specifics," says a senior US official.
Iranian official tells i24News exclusively that some of the mysterious deaths among high-ranking generals in the IRGC were not the work of foreign players rather were, in fact, orchestrated by Tehran.
"Teachers who call to murder Jews must be barred from the classroom for life," UN Watch chief says. Palestinians say suspension is "unacceptable"; UNRWA official accuses the NGO of trying to "delegitimize the work of the agency."
Brig. Gen. Ali Nasiri is said to have been arrested two months after several dozen employees of the Iranian Defense Ministry, who worked on developing its missile program, were detained on suspicion of leaking classified information to Israel.
Blasting Arab states' normalization with Israel, Revolutionary Guards commander warns, "All those who engage in normalization with the child-murdering Zionist regime will meet a bitter end."
"There are no discussions about [establishing] a military coalition that consists of Israel," Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi tells Qatari news outlet Al-Jazeera, adding that "the matter is also not on the agenda for US President Joe Biden's visit to the region in July."
While torture is illegal according to Palestinian law, it is still carried out in practice at interrogation facilities. Over 250 incidents of torture at PA prisons were reported in 2021.
