fbpx

Activists March In Valletta Against ‘Zionist Terror’ In Gaza

Activists March In Valletta Against 'Zionist Terror' In Gaza
Oct 7 2024 Share

On Sunday, activists in Valletta, Malta, demanded a ceasefire in the Middle East and an end to “Zionist terror,” marking one year since Israel’s invasion of Gaza following a deadly surprise attack by Hamas militants.

The attack killed 1,200 Israelis, primarily civilians, and led to around 200 hostages being taken. In response, Israel’s retaliation has resulted in over 41,870 Palestinian deaths, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

During the protest, Palestinian ambassador Fadi Hanania criticized the international community for its inaction, describing the ongoing violence as genocide.

‘We cannot stand idly by as we witness one year of genocide in Gaza and 76 years of relentless oppression by Israel against the Palestinian people. Since its establishment, the State of Israel has pursued a systematic campaign to expel Palestinians from their land in order to colonise its. For Palestinians, this has resulted in decades of occupation, apartheid, and ongoing massacres’, said the activist organisations in a joint statement.

‘In the last year alone, over 42,000 Palestinians, the majority of them women and children, have been massacred in Gaza, while the remaining population is subjected to starvation and disease. In the occupied West Bank, violence against Palestinians has intensified through Israeli settler attacks, and Israeli forces have escalated their assaults on villages, refugee camps, journalists, and activists.’

Protesters marched through Valletta with banners calling for an end to the killing of civilians and the recognition of the Palestinian state. A giant Palestinian flag and shoes representing the dead were displayed near the parliament building.

Lebanese speaker Joanna Jebaili condemned Israeli bombings in southern Lebanon, which she said killed thousands, including children, and displaced 1.2 million.

Andre Callus of Moviment Graffitti accused the Maltese government of softening its stance on Palestine and urged recognition of the Palestinian state. He also called for stopping arms shipments to Israel from passing through Maltese territory.

#MaltaDaily

Local Monster Truck Show Stuns Thousands Of Fans

Oct 6 2024 Share

The Wheels and Thrills 2024 event saw thousands of local monster truck enthusiasts gather in Ta’ Qali to witness a legendry spectacle filled with talented drivers and massive vehicles.

Present at the event was Special Olympics President and wife of Prime Minister Robert Abela, Dr. Lydia Abela.

One of the trucks stealing the show was of the Viking Motorsports Team, driven by Benny Jacobsson. The owner and founder of the team Lars Larsson was also present as was the whole crew of the team including mechanics and crew chiefs.

The event is in aid of Special Olympics Malta and promises to feature a whole day of exciting festivities and exhilarating spectacles.

#MaltaDaily

Fortnite Announce Collaboration With Crocs

Oct 6 2024 Share

Fortnite, known for its numerous collaborations, is introducing a new pair of Crocs inspired by the game’s signature elements.

Fans of the popular battle royale game will soon have the opportunity to express their love for Fortnite in a stylish and comfortable way.

This highly anticipated release is set to drop in October, offering a unique twist on the classic rubber clogs.

Given Fortnite’s history of partnerships across various industries, the collaboration with Crocs is no surprise.

The upcoming Fortnite-themed Crocs are heavily influenced by the game’s visuals, particularly the iconic Battle Bus.

The first pair, officially revealed, features a purple and yellow color scheme that mimics the Battle Bus design.

Additionally, a second pair inspired by the character Peely is rumored to be in development, although details about this version have not yet been fully released.

What makes these Crocs stand out is the inclusion of Fortnite-themed Jibbitz, the small rubber charms used to customize the shoes.

These Jibbitz will include iconic game elements such as the Supply Llama and Supply Drop, allowing fans to personalize their footwear with familiar in-game items.

The shoes are expected to retail for $70, nearly double the price of standard Crocs.

#MaltaDaily

Ryanair Aims to Carry 8 Million Passengers Annually on Malta Routes

Oct 6 2024 Share

Speaking to Times of Malta, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary revealed that the company’s aim is to annually carry 8 million passengers on routes to and from Malta, within the next decade.

Michael O’Leary was in Malta to launch three new Ryanair routes from the Malta International Airport and during his interview with the Times of Malta, he insisted that Malta can accommodate more tourists with better infrastructure and a more even distribution throughout the year.

8 million passengers would be almost double the current number of Ryanair passengers passing to and from Malta. According to O’Leary this would be a good thing for the country as it would boost the economy keeping hotels and tourist facilities busy throughout the year.
Ryanair have anticipated that 4.4 million passengers will travel to and from Malta this year, marking a 24% increase from last year’s 3.3 million—a record growth for its local operations.

The airline announced on Tuesday that it is adding Rome Fiumicino, Katowice in Poland, and Paris Beauvais to its winter schedule from Malta, beginning this month.

#MaltaDaily