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The ulema (Muslim theologians) of Yemen have authorized the jihad in the case of foreign military intervention in Yemen. It’s affirmed by a press of the same religious during a meeting with the press. “Jihad is the duty of all muslims if part of any foreigner wanting to continue a military attack or invade our country”, is written in the document signed by 150 ulema who represent different regions of Yemen.
Israeli troops rolled into east of Gaza city on Tuesday afternoon under a cover of heavy gunfire, witnesses said.
Four Israeli tanks backing two bulldozers moved 200 meters into the Al-Shijaiya neighborhood northeast of Gaza city, where they started to destroy agricultural areas.
Residents said the Israeli tanks opened heavy fire on civilians’ houses to provide cover to the bulldozers. No one was injured during the incursion.
Wide operation of army in Saada, in Yemen, to ‘clear’ the city by sciite rebels al-Houthi. Government sources said that in operation have lost the life 19 rebels, 25 captured and that emergency forces stormed house by house in old city, searching rebels.
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Despite US denial of trespassing on Venezuelan airspace, Caracas says Washington wanted to provoke the South American nation into launching an attack.
Venezuelan Vice President Ramon Carrizalez on Monday showed diagrams of USA violation on state television.
“We are showing the country and the world that incursions into our airspace are occurring to provoke us, to test our response that would possibly lead to a direct reaction,” Carrizalez said.
Martinique and French Guyana said no to a greater autonomy from French. According to final numbers of the referendum voted yesterday in the French overseas departments, have voted against the passage from article 73 to 74 of Constitution 78,9% of inhabitants of Martinique and 69,8% of inhabitants of French Guyana.
Two Eritrean rebel groups said on Friday they have killed 25 government soldiers and wounded at least 38 others, in ambushes on two military camps.
There was no immediate comment from the Eritrean government and the report could not be independently confirmed.
Rebel spokesman Yasin Mohamed said the attacks by the Red Sea Afar Democratic Organisation (RSADO) and the Eritrean Salvation Front (ESF) rebels were in retaliation for the repression of the Afar minority and others by the government.
Separatists of angolan enclave of Cabinda, perpetrators of the attack on the Togo national football team, today said that “guns will continue to talk” in Cabinda. Declarations have been done at telephone by Rodrigues Mingas, responsable of separatist group that has claimed the attack against the delegation of Togo in Africa Coup. Mingas, talking at telephone from Paris where lives in exile, has explained: “We are in war and all shots are allowed”.
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