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Israel’s stern warning to Gaza
Israel’s Defense Minister, Yoav Galant, underlined Israel’s determination to “destroy Hamas”. He said we are stuck in the middle of Gaza City. Speaking to the media, he said that Gaza is the biggest terrorist base ever. PM Netanyahu also said that there will be no fuel supply in Gaza until the release of more than 240 hostages held by Palestinian terrorists. And no ceasefire in Israel. happen Fighting with Hamas.
Let us tell you that on October 7, Hamas attacked Israel from the Gaza Strip. 1400 Israelis were killed in this attack. Many people were enjoying the music fest at the time of the Hamas attack. In response, Israel is also firing heavily on Gaza. Hamas’ health ministry said that more than 10,000 people have lost their lives in the Gaza Strip so far, with Israel vowing to eliminate Hamas.
‘We want peace not war’
Israel has suffered a lot in attacks by Hamas. Sharon Balaban, a 52-year-old Israeli, said, “There is hardly anyone who has not been affected by these horrific attacks. Everyone knows someone who has been hurt, beaten, killed. Or affected. done
The US opposes the occupation of Gaza
Despite growing calls for a ceasefire, PM Netanyahu has made it clear that there will be no ceasefire until the hostages are released. However, Washington said on Tuesday that it opposes Israel’s new long-term occupation of Gaza. State Department spokesman Vedant Patel said, “Our position is that the Palestinians should be at the forefront of these decisions. Gaza is Palestinian land and will remain Palestinian land.” Vedant Patel said that we do not support the reoccupation of Gaza and neither will Israel. He said that Israel withdrew from the area in 2005.
On Tuesday, UN rights chief Volker Turk called the attacks “genocide, continued suffering, bloodshed, destruction, outrage and despair”. Let us tell you that since the attack by Hamas, Israel has continuously carried out more than 12,000 air and artillery attacks on Gaza and the ground attacks are also ongoing.
‘moral failure’
Israel sent messages to civilians in northern Gaza ordering them to flee south, but a US official said on Saturday that about 350,000 civilians lived in the hardest-hit areas. Holding one of her children in her arms, Amira al-Saqani described how she was forced to leave Gaza. He said, “Our life is tragic; we don’t want war… we want peace.”
little break’
US State Department spokesman Vedant Patel said “more than 400 US citizens” have now left Gaza through the Rafah border. Hundreds of Palestinians with foreign passports were waiting to leave Gaza on Tuesday. While most people were still nervously lining up, the first arrivals were seen on the Egyptian side, where paramedics moved an injured woman on a stretcher to an ambulance. On Tuesday, the Rafah border was opened for a fifth day to send wounded Palestinians, foreigners and Palestinian dual citizens to Egypt. PM Netanyahu told ABC News on Monday that the war will continue until Israel regains full control of Gaza. He made it clear that there will be no ceasefire in Gaza without the release of our hostages.
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