Two people were killed and several others were injured in two airstrikes carried out by Israeli warplanes on Tuesday evening on the southern Lebanese town of Dhaira. A Lebanese security source told the Jordan News Agency (Petra) correspondent in Beirut that the two airstrikes targeted a number of houses, while a search is underway for missing persons among the rubble. The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced in a statement that "four people, including three paramedics, were injured in the airstrike on Wadi Hamul," explaining that "the repeated targeting of health workers is a very serious violation of international laws and norms applicable in wartime, which emphasize the need to protect health workers, their centers, and their means of transportation." Source: Jordan News Agency
Cooler Weather Expected in Jordan with Below-Average Temperatures
Amman:Temperatures are forecasted to dip 4-5 degrees Celsius below the seasonal averages on Thursday, resulting in more pleasant weather for most regions in Jordan and a chance of light rain in the far north.
According to Jordan News Agency, the Jord…