⚡️⭕️ URGENT APPEAL TO ACTION: HELP LEBANON. The Naseroon Network that built 2 camps and over 300 tents in Gaza is now working in Lebanon and needs our help as there are over 250,000 Lebanese refugees who are stranded in the streets in addition to the 750,000 others who are in schools, centers, and appartments. The Lebanese Government still does not consider itself at war and does not see any refugee issues happening, so we are the only ones who can help Lebanon collectively together. Naseroon has it's own group of volunteers but they also work with existing organizations that are effective by financing them and helping them too, they are building a network to make help the most effective as possible. Naseroon is still operating in Gaza as we speek and helping thousands. Please help them, thank you. Counting on you.

⚡️ United Kingdom: Al Mayadeen correspondent in London: US Air Force announces withdrawal of all its bombers from Royal Air Force Fairford base

There is a sinister plot. A group of American-made Lucas drones, designed to mimic the Iranian Shahed drones, have been transferred to Saudi-controlled areas in Yemen in the Al-Jawf region The plan, overseen by the Saudi Royal Special Team, involves launching Lucas drones towards Mecca, targeting areas and hotels surrounding the Grand Mosque, and aiming to infiltrate pilgrims.

⚡️ Israeli Channel 12: 3,000 American soldiers deploy in Israel in anticipation of a new confrontation

🗞 Middle East roundup — 07:11–08:11 UTC Gaza: The man killed in the Israeli drone strike on a vehicle south of Deir al-Balah is identified as Sakhr (Saqr) Al-Qaisi, reportedly director of Turkish relief foundation Deniz Feneri; Israel's Defense Minister Katz says crossings in Gaza and the West Bank will be closed on the October 7 anniversary. • Gaza: Ba2s Jenin reports a 6-year-old girl, Suha Muhammad Nasser, died of wounds after being shot by Israeli forces inside her displacement tent in Wadi al-Salqa, south of Deir al-Balah. • Yemen: Ansarallah forces say they targeted Aramco facilities in Riyadh with ballistic missiles and drones in response to Saudi strikes on Sanaa and other governorates. • Strait of Hormuz: UK Maritime Trade Operations says a tanker was reportedly hit by an unknown projectile, damaging its engine room; crew reported safe, no environmental impact so far. • Syria: Israeli forces reportedly resume work on the "Sufa 53" road project along the separation line west of Al-Asha village, southern Quneitra countryside. • Lebanon: Israeli artillery shells the area between Arnoun and Kafr Tibnit in Jabal Amel, and later the town of Al-Mansouri. • Iran: FM spokesperson Baqaei says Qatar conveyed a US proposal that Tehran is studying, calls claims of an expelled Iranian delegation from the US "a pure lie," and says Britain "cannot evade its responsibility for the war on Iran."

🎥 Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Baqaei says Iran's ambassador in Beirut and diplomatic relations were discussed, noting there is no consensus on the issue in Lebanon either and emphasizing the importance of resolving misunderstandings through dialogue.

🎥 Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei says good meetings were held with Gulf states at the UN, and thanks UAE authorities for the release of Iranian nationals.

⚡️🚨 Unconfirmed reports: Yemeni Armed Forces announce targeting Aramco company in Riyadh with ballistic missiles and drones in response to Saudi strikes on Sanaa and other governorates.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 06:09–07:11 UTC Gaza: Israeli drone strike hits a vehicle in Al-Hawouz area south of Deir al-Balah; Gaza ambulance service reports one killed and 10 wounded. • Iran: FM Araghchi tells ambassadors in Tehran new US sanctions "will not be effective," says there is no military solution and the only path to end the war is negotiation and diplomacy, while reaffirming the Gulf states stand with Iran. • Iran: Parliament Speaker Qalibaf says Washington recently floated proposals through a mediator despite public statements to the contrary, but insists the era of "unilateral demands" is over. • Yemen: Al Mayadeen-linked "Share Post" website claims Saudi Arabia and Israel have built a secret strategic alliance against Ansarallah, alleging Yemeni forces' control of the Bab al-Mandab coast threatens both Tel Aviv and Riyadh. • Israel: Kan Hebrew Channel reports 2,347 Israelis killed and 87,286 injured since October 7, 2023, most from the initial attack. • West Bank: Israeli forces reportedly arrest a Palestinian during a raid on Beit Ummar, north of Hebron. • Flydubai crash: CNN analysis says co-pilot Hammami had posted Al-Qaeda-linked images; Israeli reports say investigators in the UAE are probing possible recruitment during his time in Syria, with no confirmed evidence so far.

🎥 Iraqi Foreign Minister says NATO Secretary General admitted more than 5,000 American fighters attacked Iran from European bases, and calls on Europe to reconsider its approach and avoid participation in what he calls US and Israeli warmongering.

🎥 Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi rejects US claims about expulsion of Iranian delegation, says it traveled to and returned from the US on its predetermined schedule.

🎥 Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi: Iran is serious about self-defense and diplomacy. If the enemy takes military action, it will face a stronger response than before. Iran is ready for a just solution if on a diplomatic path.

📰 CNN: Flydubai co-pilot Hammami posted Al Qaeda images on social media, including photos of a former top al Qaeda leader and suicide bomber, according to analysis of deleted tweets.

🎥 Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, Speaker of Iran's Parliament, says Iran is present "with full force in the military battlefield" and will respond with "new surprises," while using diplomacy to consolidate its position.

🎥 Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, Speaker of Iran's Parliament: The Strait of Hormuz will not be opened until Iran's seven conditions based on the Islamabad memorandum are met.

🎥 Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iranian Parliament Speaker, says Parliament considers fundamental reform of the livelihood situation of armed forces personnel a definite priority.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 05:03–06:09 UTC Israeli media report an Israeli strike on Gaza City reportedly failed to kill Hamas Gaza leader Ali Al-Amoudi, according to Israeli army radio assessments. • Lebanon: Israeli artillery continues shelling Al-Mansouri, Wadi al-Hujair, Nabatieh Fawqa, Douhat Kafr Rumman and the outskirts of Baraachit, including between Haddatha and Haris. • Gaza: Israeli helicopter fire hits eastern Khan Yunis and gunfire reported east of Al-Tuffah neighborhood; Times of Israel reports major Gaza clans have rejected Israeli offers to administer local areas, fearing accusations of collaboration. • Yemen: Ansarallah Political Bureau member Hizam al-Assad says Saudi strikes on Sanaa will not stop Yemeni forces' operations against Saudi-aligned elements in Taiz; Yemen's Health Ministry spokesman Anis Al-Asbahi says Saudi attacks have hit over 540 medical centers amid an ongoing blockade. • West Bank: Israeli forces reportedly assault residents of Al-Mughayyir, east of Ramallah, after they tried to confront a settler attack on the village. • Israel: Walla reports the war's three-year death toll among Israeli forces and security services stands at 1,318, including army, police, Shin Bet, Prisons Service, fire and rescue personnel, and settlement security coordinators.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 04:07–05:03 UTC Israeli military says a soldier and an officer were seriously and moderately wounded after a bomb exploded by mistake Friday in southern Lebanon, clarifying an earlier-reported incident. • Lebanon: Israeli artillery shells the outskirts of Baraachit in Jabal Amel, continuing cross-border strikes. • Israel: Kan Hebrew Channel cites IDF data showing 2,347 Israelis killed over three years of war, including 1,318 from the army and security forces.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 03:09–04:07 UTC Lebanon: Israeli forces shell Wadi al-Saluqi in Jabal Amel and Douhat Kafr Rumman, and drop flare bombs over Mays al-Jabal, continuing cross-border strikes reported earlier. • Yemen: Saudi aircraft reportedly carry out renewed missile bombardment on border areas of Haydan district, southwest of Saada Governorate. • Gaza: Israeli forces reportedly carry out new attacks on various areas of the Strip, according to news sources.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 01:50–03:09 UTC Israeli military says one soldier was seriously wounded and another moderately wounded in an incident during an operation in southern Lebanon on Friday; incident under investigation. • Yemen: Saudi aircraft reportedly strike border areas of Haydan district in Saada with missiles, and carry out a second raid on Abs district in Hajjah, Al-Masirah's correspondents say. • West Bank: Israeli forces arrest two young men during an incursion into Kafr Dan, west of Jenin. • Gaza: Al-Shifa Medical Complex director Muhammad Abu Salmiya warns of the dangers of winter for displaced residents amid deteriorating humanitarian conditions, ongoing Israeli strikes and lack of shelter from the cold.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 01:04–01:50 UTC Saudi aircraft reportedly strike Abs District in Yemen's Hajjah Governorate, hours after Ansarallah officials warned of escalating tensions with Riyadh. • West Bank: Israeli forces raid several homes during an incursion into Kafr Dan, west of Jenin. • Switzerland: Thousands march in Geneva in pro-Palestinian demonstrations on the eve of the Al-Aqsa Flood anniversary.