Rocket warning sirens from Gaza sound again in Jerusalem. This was announced by the military spokesman. Israeli aircraft bombed the Jabalia fruit and vegetable market, in the north of the Strip, very crowded at the time. THE over 50 have died. This was ordered by Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant the “total siege” of the Gaza Strip. “I have ordered a complete siege: There will be no electricity, no food, no gasoline. “Everything is closed,” Gallant added after a security consultation at Southern Command in Beersheba. “We are fighting against human animals and will behave accordingly,” he said, quoted by the media. “No negotiations possible” with Israel at the moment, a Hamas official said in Doha, Qatar.
“We have to enter Gaza,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Joe Biden, Axios reported, citing Israeli and American sources.during the telephone interview on Sunday. “We have to go in. We can’t negotiate now,” Netanyahu reportedly said to Biden when he asked him about the hostages. The American president would not have tried to persuade him not to continue and would have asked him about the possible second front on the border between Israel and Lebanon. Netanyahu responded that the Lebanese front was a concern and Israel was preparing for it, but there was no choice but to respond forcefully in Gaza.
Hamas has now announced this Four Israeli prisoners were killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza in the last few hours.
According to the Washington Post, the US expects a major ground operation against Hamas in Gaza in the next 24 to 48 hours. In fact, Israel has asked the US for Iron Dome rockets, small-diameter bombs, machine gun ammunition and greater cooperation in intelligence sharing to respond to Hamas’s very harsh attack.
Meanwhile, the new Israeli death toll continues to rise and has reached 800. There are 2,500 injured, many of them seriously. Then there would be 750 missing people and at least 100 hostages in the hands of Hamas. Including Americans and Germans. 260 people died during a rave by young pacifists in the desert. In Gaza, Israeli attacks left 436 people dead and 2,270 injured. “The government expresses its closeness and solidarity with the people of Israel and the Italian Jewish communities. Terror will never win“, commented Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
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Army spokesman Daniel Hagari assured this in the morning Israel has retaken control of all cities on the Gaza border And The Israeli armed forces announced this, according to local media Overnight, 80 terrorists were found in the country, as fighting continued in six locations along the Gaza border. At least 800 Hamas targets in Gaza were attacked by the army.
To the residents of Sderot, a city near the Gaza Strip, was again ordered to barricade himself in his house and not open the door to anyone. The Israeli military spokesman said earlier that Gazan militants continued to infiltrate Israeli territory. The media reported shootings between soldiers and militiamen and, according to the same information, “four terrorists were killed”.
And while Tehran denies any involvement in the attacks, Xinhua, citing an Islamic Resistance Movement source, claims that “with the support of the United States Qatar is trying to reach an urgent agreement that would lead to the release of the Israeli women captured by Hamas in exchange for Palestinian women imprisoned in Israeli prisons.”
Meloni listens to the Lebanese Prime Minister to avoid spreading the conflict
“The Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, today had a telephone conversation with the Prime Minister of the Lebanese Republic, Najib Mikati. During the conversation, President Meloni reiterated Italy’s willingness to continue contributing to the security and stability of Lebanon in this delicate period.” This was reported in a note from Palazzo Chigi, which explained that the meeting would not only focus on the developments of the “ongoing conflict in Israel”, but also “represented an opportunity to discuss the migration emergency and the issue of Syrian refugees in Lebanon”.
Finally, the Prime Minister hoped for “a rapid easing of the conflict and the avoidance of an expansion that would have unforeseeable consequences for the entire area.”
Tehran: “We are on the side of Hamas, but we are not behind the attacks”
“We proudly and unwaveringly support Palestine, but are not involved in the Palestinian response (the attack on Israel, editor’s note), which was carried out only by the Palestinians,” the Iranian mission to the United Nations said in a statement Hamas attacks against the Jewish state. “The action of the Palestinian resistance was a completely legitimate defense against the crimes and usurpations of the illegitimate Zionist regime,” we read again in the statement from the Tehran Mission.
Israel regains control of areas near Gaza
Israel has retaken control of all cities on the Gaza border. Army spokesman Daniel Hagari said this, adding that the clashes between soldiers and Hamas militants in the last few hours had been “isolated”. Hagari then explained that three militiamen were killed in the Shaar Hanegev area, one in the village of Beeri, five in those of Holit and Sufa and four in Alumim, for a total of 13. “At the moment,” he stressed, “there is no fighting ” is underway, but it is possible that terrorists are in the area.” In addition, the breakthroughs in the defenses are being secured with tanks.
The UN alert reports over 123,000 displaced people in the Gaza Strip
According to the United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs, more than 123,000 people have been displaced in the Gaza Strip. “Over 123,538 people have been displaced within the Gaza Strip, primarily due to fear, protection issues and the destruction of their homes,” the United Nations humanitarian agency Okha reported, with over 73,000 refugees in schools.
The Lebanese Foreign Minister assures: “Hezbollah will not intervene unless it is attacked.”
Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib said in recent hours that he had received a guarantee from Hezbollah leaders that the pro-Iran armed party would not intervene in the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel unless attacked by the Israelis. The Lebanese foreign minister said, according to Lebanese news agency al Markaziya, “Hezbollah has promised us that it has no intention of intervening in the war in Gaza unless Israel commits aggression” against Lebanon.
“The worst day in the history of Israel”
“By far the worst day in Israel’s history”: This is what a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said. “Fighting is still ongoing in the south of Israel, terrorists are still in the country, about a thousand bloodthirsty Palestinians have entered, they have gone from house to house, from building to building to massacre Israeli civilians and soldiers. Regrettably, the astronomical figure is 700 Israelis killed.” It is destined not to stay that way. “Never in Israel’s history have there been so many casualties in a single attack,” said a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces during the night, releasing a video on
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