Al Mayadeen's correspondent in South Lebanon: Israeli drone conducts strike on vehicle in Wadi al-Hujayr.
Yemeni Saba News Agency: US aircraft launched two raids on the Takhiya area in the Majz district of Saada governorate.
Al Mayadeen correspondent in occupied Palestine: Israeli artillery shelling targets eastern Gaza City.
Al Mayadeen correspondent: US aircraft launched 13 raids on the Al Salem and Kitaf districts in Saada in the last few hours.
France will expel 12 agents serving in the Algerian consular and diplomatic network in France and will recall its ambassador to Algiers for consultations.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Over 700 Israeli settlers storm al-Aqsa Mosque under IOF protection on third day of Passover.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson to the official IRNA news agency: Muscat will host the second round of Iran-US talks
Reuters: Hamas official says movement ready to hand over captives in one batch in exchange for "Israel" ending war and withdrawing from Gaza
Al Mayadeen's correspondent: 15 US airstrikes targeted the Raghwan and Madghal districts in Ma'rib Governorate, northeastern Yemen
The Israeli document states that if an agreement is reached on the temporary ceasefire, it can be extended under mutually agreed-upon conditions and for a duration agreed by both parties
Akima at Guantanamo: US Policies, Mass Detention, and Secrecy
Did you know that a private company is overseeing the migrant detention center at Guantanamo Bay? Introducing Akima, a government contractor with a controversial history at migrant facilities across the US. Thanks to a new executive order from Trump, Guantanamo’s detention capacity is set to increase, potentially holding up to 30,000 migrants. Before this expansion, the Biden administration had already awarded Akima a $163.4 million contract to run the facility until 2029. The situation surrounding Akima raises numerous concerns, but one thing is certain: regardless of who’s in office, the US government is continuing its focus on mass detention and secrecy.