Jeddah news

Paris- Hamas has reiterated that the release of the hostages requires a complete halt to Israel’s attacks on Gaza and the withdrawal of all occupation forces.
Senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri told Reuters that the success of the Paris meeting would depend on Israel agreeing to end its offensive in the Gaza Strip.
It is unclear whether Hamas will release all or some of the 132 hostages held in Gaza since the Oct. 7 abduction. Hamas has previously demanded the release of thousands of Palestinians in Israeli prisons.
A Palestinian official close to the mediation talks said Israel must agree to end its offensive and withdraw from Gaza if it is to sign a follow-up to the November accord that freed 105 hostages. .
The official also said that Qatar, Egypt and the United States have to ratify the deal. CIA Director Bill Burns discussed the outlines of a two-month cease-fire agreement. The CIA director held discussions with the head of the Mossad intelligence agency, Qatari Prime Minister Mohammad bin Abdulrahman Al Thani and Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamal.

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2024-01-29 13:48:01

BRUSSELS – Video review has gone awry in the Belgian Pro Football League. Then the match between Anterlet and Genk will be played again. The decision was made by the Professional Football Disciplinary Committee after Genk appealed.
Genk lost 1-2 in the match on December 23. The reason for the controversy was that the goal won by Genk was denied by the referee following the video review. Anderlecht goalie Kasper Schmeichel’s shot was deflected by Yeira Sour after Brian Heinens’ penalty came back goalless. Replays showed that Sour was inside the penalty area when the penalty was taken. And the referee did not take into account that two Anderlet players were in the penalty box. Genk argued that this was a misinterpretation of the law.
Genk is fifth in the Belgian league. Anterlet is in second place.

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2024-01-27 16:30:55

Jeddah- Jeddah Corniche was hit by a wave with a height of two and a half meters due to strong winds today (Friday) afternoon. The waves reached the Corniche footpath and flooded the road. Cornish Road was closed to traffic for several hours. The road was opened late at night. The traffic from Faqih Aquarium to the east was stopped. The traffic department said it has reopened.

Jeddah Municipality’s field teams cleaned up the dirty sidewalks after the waves hit, said Mohammad Al Bakhmi, an official spokesman for Jeddah Municipality. He said that the repairs are going on in the damaged areas.

Hussain Al-Qahtani, the official spokesman of the National Meteorological Center, confirmed that the waves reached a height of two and a half meters. He asked the public to be more cautious at such times and those going to the beaches should listen and follow the instructions of the concerned authorities. He also stated that it is not rare for the waves to hit this high.

Hamza Qumi, Director General of Weather and Climate Forecasts at the National Center of Meteorology, added that the low temperatures experienced in Jeddah today were expected. Today, the temperature in the western part of the country is lower than in the eastern part.

At the same time, the Crisis and Disaster Management Center in the Makkah region asked motorists on highways and beachgoers to be cautious and avoid flood and watershed areas. Thunderstorms and dust storms are likely in the governorates of the region till next Monday. Makkah, Taif, Mayzan, Adam, Al-Jamoom, Khulais and Al-Kamil are also likely to experience rain and dust storms.

Light rain is likely in Jeddah, Rabigh, Al-Laith and Al-Khunfuda governorates. High waves are also expected. The authorities also asked everyone to follow the safety instructions and weather warnings announced through various media and social networking sites.

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2024-01-26 20:14:05

Kuwait City- The police arrested three people who planned to attack Shia shrines in Kuwait. Three Tunisian citizens associated with the terrorist organization IS have been arrested. The Ministry of Home Affairs also stated that their plan was foiled as the attack was planned to target Shia religious places. The plan was foiled by monitoring the movement of the terrorist group through intelligence. The Ministry of Interior confirmed that the group had planned to attack Shia shrines in Rumaithiya and handed over the suspects to public prosecution for further action. The accused were sent to judicial custody for 21 days.
The terrorist group had earlier reached several Shia mosques in Kuwait to carry out the attack. They chose to attack a shrine in Rumaithia.

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2024-01-25 20:40:57

RIYADH – In Saudi Arabia, restrictions on the importation of drinks and some other special goods to embassies from non-Muslim countries are being restricted, a local newspaper reported. Restrictions are imposed because import permits are widely exploited. It will be effective from today (January 22).
As part of the protection of diplomatic baggage, the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations allowed the importation of certain beverages and the like from abroad. This made it possible to bring them in controlled quantities and numbers that were not subject to exploitation. But it is reported to be widely exploited. The Ministry of External Affairs will inform all diplomatic offices in this regard.
The new decision is a revision of the provision that has been in effect since Saudi Arabia signed the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations in 1961. The new decision allows diplomats in embassies of non-Muslim countries to set special quotas and allow limited quantities of certain goods and beverages to be imported subject to strict regulations that are not subject to illegal exploitation.

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2024-01-22 06:19:04