Hamas Attack
In a high-level meeting on Saturday, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, alongside top defense officials, asserted the inherent right of the Palestinian people to defend themselves against the actions of “settlers and occupation troops,” as reported by the official news agency WAFA.
Moreover, President Abbas issued directives for the provision of protection to Palestinian citizens and the allocation of all necessary resources to strengthen the resilience and steadfastness of the Palestinian population in the face of crimes committed by Israeli occupation forces and settler groups.
He underscored the Palestinian people’s legitimate right to defend themselves against what he referred to as the “terrorism and occupation forces” of the settlers.
President Abbas’ statement reaffirms the Palestinian leadership’s commitment to safeguarding the well-being and safety of its citizens while responding to ongoing challenges in the region.
Overall, Abbas, in a high-level meeting, affirmed Palestinian’s right to self-defense against settlers and occupation troops amid Hamas attack.
South Africa Sets New World Cup Record With A Massive Total Of 428
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On Saturday, South Africa achieved the highest World Cup total, scoring 428-5 against Sri Lanka in a record-breaking day in New Delhi.
The Proteas surpassed the previous World Cup record of 417, set by Australia against Afghanistan in Perth in 2015.
Aiden Markram (106) created history with the fastest World Cup century, reaching the milestone in just 49 balls.
Rassie van der Dussen (108) and Quinton de Kock (100) also registered centuries in the first World Cup match featuring three centuries in a single innings. Playing in his final international tournament, De Kock achieved his 18th ODI century in 83 balls, featuring 12 fours and three sixes.
