World News Summary Saturday
A global news roundup covering: Israeli occupation orders 250 Palestinian families to leave their homes in Hebron during a military operation ordered by Netanyahu, escalation between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis with the interception of two missiles, Iranian threats against US ships, developments in the war in Ukraine, and an attack on a church in Jordan.
The world news summary for Saturday covers several key developments. In Palestine, the Israeli occupation army ordered about 250 Palestinian families to leave their homes in the city of Hebron, some during the night, while storming the city. The military operation was ordered by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in response to a Palestinian operation that killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded three others. Netanyahu threatened the Palestinian Authority with a "big surprise." The Palestinian Authority called for international pressure on Israel to protect Palestinians from "destruction, crimes, and assaults." In Yemen, the Saudi-led military coalition announced the interception and destruction of two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis towards Taif and Yanbu. Tehran threatened US ships if they enter Gulf waters, amid US warnings of Iranian targeting of Americans. The summary also includes developments in the Russian-Ukrainian war and the latest on the attack on a church in Karak, Jordan.