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Priority alert.
Operator RAPID

West Bank: U.S. Embassy Jerusalem Reports Checkpoint Closures Through October 3

WEST BANK — On September 27, U.S. Embassy Jerusalem said checkpoints across the entire West Bank region will be closed from September 27 to October 3, and that there is no regular entry into Israel except for strictly medical and humanitarian reasons.

The embassy said Jerusalem ID holders can still commute and travel freely. It said Arbel permit holders cannot cross checkpoints even by shuttle.

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Operator
Location
30.8124, 34.8595 (Middle East)
Updated
Oct 28, 1:54 AM UTC
Priority alert.
Operator RAPID

IRGC Reasserts Hormuz Control After CENTCOM Strikes. Gulf States Condemn UAV Attacks

MIDDLE EAST — The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on July 30 again claimed full control of the Strait of Hormuz and said two oil tankers that tried an unauthorized route turned back after a fire broke out on one of them.

The same day Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates condemned continued UAV attacks by Iran-affiliated militias operating from Iraqi territory against Saudi oil facilities in the Eastern Region.

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Operator
Location
26.5660, 56.2500 (Middle East)
Updated
Nov 1, 4:04 AM UTC
Priority alert.
Operator RAPID

Explosive Device Detonates in Central Damascus Cafe, Killing Six and Wounding 22 Others

DAMASCUS — An explosive device detonated inside a cafe on Al-Nasr Street in the al-Hijaz area of central Damascus on July 2, killing six people and injuring 22 others according to the latest update from Syrian health officials.

The blast occurred near the Palace of Justice, the main courthouse complex in the Syrian capital. Syrian state news agency SANA reported that the explosion was caused by an explosive device inside the cafe.

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Location
33.5138, 36.2765 (Damascus Governorate, Syria)
Updated
Oct 28, 12:22 AM UTC

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